He was the consummate class act during his 23-year National Hockey League career. He won the Lady Byng Trophy for gentlemanly play three times between 1995-2002, earned the Frank J. Selke Trophy given to the top defensive forward in 1995, and took home the King Clancy Trophy for leadership and humanitarian contributions in 2002. (Full article: 928 words)

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