Shot Left Height 1.88 m Position Defenseman Role Ice hockey player Career end 2000 | Name Shawn Chambers Career start 1987 Playing career Weight 91 kg | |
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Born October 11, 1966 (age 57) Sterling Heights, MI, USA ( 1966-10-11 ) Played for Minnesota North StarsTampa Bay LightningNew Jersey DevilsDallas Stars NHL Draft Supplemental Draft, 1987Minnesota North Stars Education | ||
Worst video game athletes shawn chambers nhlpa 93
Shawn Randall Chambers (born October 11, 1966 in Sterling Heights, Michigan) is a retired American ice hockey player.
Contents
- Worst video game athletes shawn chambers nhlpa 93
- Shawn chambers vs alan kerr
- Playing career
- Personal life
- Awards
- References
Shawn chambers vs alan kerr
Playing career
A defenseman, Chambers played college hockey at the University of Alaska Fairbanks from 1985-1987. The Shawn Chambers Top Defenseman Award is presented annually to the best defenseman on the Alaska Nanooks ice hockey team.
Chambers was selected by the Minnesota North Stars in the 1987 NHL Supplemental Draft. He played parts of four seasons with the North Stars, including the 1991 improbable run to the finals. He is well known for a play in which he was beaten one-on-one by Mario Lemieux for one of the most memorable goals in Stanley Cup Finals history when the Penguins captain sifted the puck through Chambers' skates, went around him, and scored on North Stars goaltender Jon Casey.
Chambers was traded to the Washington Capitals prior to the 1991–92 NHL season, however he only played two games with the Capitals due to injuries. Left exposed in the 1992 NHL Expansion Draft, he was claimed by the Tampa Bay Lightning. After playing two and a half seasons with the Lightning, he was traded to the New Jersey Devils, and his strong defensive play helped guide the Devils to their first Stanley Cup in 1995.
Chambers would join the Dallas Stars prior to the 1997–98 NHL season, and a year later he would help guide the Stars to their first Stanley Cup Championship in 1999. He retired after only playing four games for the Stars the next season.
Personal life
Chambers holds the record as the athlete with the lowest rating in video game history. In EA's NHLPA Hockey '93 Chambers, then a member of the Tampa Bay Lightning, had an overall rating of 1 (out of a possible 100).