Guy Lafleur signed more autographs than anyone else in Québec history and many of those signed jerseys were at the Bell Centre on Sunday. ... “Guy Lafleur went 100 miles an hour,” Houle said.

3:30 p.m.: Lafleur takes more photos with fans and signs more autographs in the hotel lobby. We have a late lunch in the hotel dining room as fans and even wait staff drop by the table for a word ...

He got to take a photo with Lafleur and also received his autograph. He signed so many autographs, Benard said. I think he has the world record of professional athletes.

Guy Lafleur of the Montreal Canadiens in the 1980s. ... Lafleur said that if they had not chosen him, he would have signed with the Nordiques, which were then in the rival World Hockey Association.

Guy Lafleur accomplished as much off the ice as he did on it, says his longtime friend and former teammate Serge Savard. Lafleur, a Montreal Canadiens icon who helped his team win five Stanley Cup ...

In April 1988, Lafleur and his son, Martin, flew 1,472 kilometres from Montreal to Inukjuak for the dual inauguration of the community’s new Tikittavik Airport and the Sikulik Arena.

Marcel Aubut, the former president of the Quebec Nordiques, said one of the proudest moments of his life was when he signed Guy Lafleur to play for his National Hockey League team.

Lafleur also had the most 40-goal, 50-goal and 100-point seasons) in franchise history while registering a Canadiens record 13 game-winning goals in a single season and 94 over the course of his ...

Rob Vanstone writes of his admiration for hockey legend Guy Lafleur, who recently discovered that his lung cancer had returned. Skip to Content. Established 1883 ...

Guy Lafleur, the dynamic, freewheeling right wing who helped lead the dynastic Montreal Canadiens to five Stanley Cup championships in the 1970s, ... he signed with the Nordiques, ...