Steve Larmer
Facts
26 properties- Instance of
- human
- Date of birth
- June 16, 1961
- Place of birth
- Peterborough
- Occupation
- ice hockey player
- Educated at
- Kenner Collegiate Vocational Institute[5]
- Award received
- Stanley Cup, Calder Memorial Trophy[6][7]
- Sibling
- Jeff Larmer[20]
- Citizenship
- Canada
- Career plus-minus rating
- 203.0
- Drafted by
- Chicago Blackhawks[15]
- Height
- 178.0[18]
- League or competition
- National Hockey League (1980–1995)
- Mass
- 86.0[19]
- Member of sports team
- Chicago Blackhawks, New York Rangers, Peterborough Petes[9][10][11]
- Number of matches played/races/starts
- 1006.0[17]
- Penalty minutes in career
- 532.0
- Shooting handedness
- left-handed shot[13]
- Sport
- ice hockey[14]
- Total assists in career
- 571.0
- Total goals in career
- 441.0
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- Total points in career
- 1012.0
- Total shots in career
- 2807.0
- Elite Prospects player ID
- 21406
- Freebase ID
- /m/06g6sg
- HHOF.com NHL player ID
- 10895
- Hockey-Reference.com player ID
- l/larmest01
- HockeyDB player ID
- 2978
- InterSportStats athlete ID
- 3000396786
- NHL.com player ID
- 8448703
- Trading Card Database name ID
- 15391
Member of sports team 3
Award received 2
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Summary
Steve Larmer was born in Peterborough[1]. He was born on June 16, 1961[2]. He worked as an ice hockey player[3].
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Recognition
Awards received include Stanley Cup[6], a sports competition[21], in Canada[22], founded in 1893[23] and Calder Memorial Trophy[7], a sports award[24], in Canada[25], founded in 1937[26].
FAQs
Where was Steve Larmer born?
Steve Larmer's place of birth was Peterborough[1].
What did Steve Larmer do for work?
Steve Larmer worked as ice hockey player[3].
Where did Steve Larmer go to school?
Steve Larmer was educated at Kenner Collegiate Vocational Institute[5].
What awards did Steve Larmer receive?
Honors received include Stanley Cup[6] and Calder Memorial Trophy[7].