This week baby girl Noa was born into by Johnny Gaudreau, a long-time Calgary Flames member and present forward for the Columbus Blue Jackets, and his wife Meredith.
Having eight seasons with the Flames, Gaudreau is in his first season with the Blue Jackets.
In 82 games this season, he tied for second in league scoring with an NHL career-high 115 points (40 goals, 75 assists). In twelve Stanley Cup Playoff games, he had fourteen points—three goals, nine assists.
After Kent Nilsson's 131 points (49 goals, 82 assists) in 1980-81, Gaudreau's 115 points were the second most all-time among single-season Flames visits. Over his Flames career, his 609 points (210 goals, 399 assists) place him fifth all-time.
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This week baby girl Noa was born into by Johnny Gaudreau, a long-time Calgary Flames member and present forward for the Columbus Blue Jackets, and his wife Meredith.
Having eight seasons with the Flames, Gaudreau is in his first season with the Blue Jackets.
In 82 games this season, he tied for second in league scoring with an NHL career-high 115 points (40 goals, 75 assists). In twelve Stanley Cup Playoff games, he had fourteen points—three goals, nine assists.
After Kent Nilsson's 131 points (49 goals, 82 assists) in 1980-81, Gaudreau's 115 points were the second most all-time among single-season Flames visits. Over his Flames career, his 609 points (210 goals, 399 assists) place him fifth all-time.
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