| Igor Larionov |
| Igor Nikolayevich Larionov Center Left-Handed Shot Height: 5' 11", Weight: 170 pounds Born: 12.3.60 Voskresensk, Russia |
| How he arrived: Signed as a free agent from the Detroit Red Wings, 9.10.03 How he left: Retired 4.20.04 |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise Stats in bold signifies team leader. |
Larionov joining the Devils was to be the capper of a very storied career that included being the feedman on the famed KLM
Line for the Red Army, being part of the very first group of Russians to join the NHL, and also winning 3 Stanley Cups with the
Detroit Red Wings with the possibility of a fourth in playing with the defending champs.
However, injuries, which had never really been an issue for Larionov in years prior, started to bite him, so to speak. That's why
he only played 49 games for the Devils. Those 11 points were the lowest total in his NHL career.
Currently, he is a wine merchant. (Look for the "Hattrick" and "Triple Overtime" labels.)
Also post-retirement, he had become a sports agent and the Director of Hockey Operations for SKA St. Petersburg in the
KHL.
He would be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2008. He also joined the Hall's Selection Committee in 2011.
Line for the Red Army, being part of the very first group of Russians to join the NHL, and also winning 3 Stanley Cups with the
Detroit Red Wings with the possibility of a fourth in playing with the defending champs.
However, injuries, which had never really been an issue for Larionov in years prior, started to bite him, so to speak. That's why
he only played 49 games for the Devils. Those 11 points were the lowest total in his NHL career.
Currently, he is a wine merchant. (Look for the "Hattrick" and "Triple Overtime" labels.)
Also post-retirement, he had become a sports agent and the Director of Hockey Operations for SKA St. Petersburg in the
KHL.
He would be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2008. He also joined the Hall's Selection Committee in 2011.
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| Entry Draft: 1985 Eleventh Round Pick (214th overall) by the Vancouver Canucks |
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| Playoff Statistics with the Franchise |
