Peter Stastny

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Peter Šťastný is a Slovak-born Hall of Fame center who became one of the NHL’s most prolific playmakers in the 1980s, primarily starring for the Quebec Nordiques.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hockey Hall of Fame inductee
center (ice hockey)
human
ice hockey player
careerEnd 1995
careerStart 1974
child Paul Stastny
Yan Stastny
continentOfBirth Europe
countryOfBirth Czechoslovakia
countryOfCitizenship Canada
Slovakia
dateOfBirth 1956-09-18
draftStatus undrafted in NHL
familyName Šťastný
fullName Peter Šťastný
givenName Peter
HockeyHallOfFameInductionYear 1998
language Czech
English
Slovak
laterNationality Canadian
leaguePlayedIn National Hockey League
memberOfSportsHallOfFame Hockey Hall of Fame
nationality Slovak
NHLDebutSeason 1980-81
NHLDebutTeam Quebec Nordiques
notableAchievement second-highest NHL point total of the 1980s behind Wayne Gretzky
notableFor being one of the NHL’s top scorers of the 1980s
forming a famous line with brothers Anton and Marián Šťastný in Quebec
placeOfBirth Bratislava
placeOfOrigin Bratislava
playedFor Czechoslovakia national ice hockey team
HC Slovan Bratislava
New Jersey Devils
Quebec Nordiques
Slovakia national ice hockey team
St. Louis Blues
playedInEra 1980s
1990s
positionPlayed centre
representedNationalTeam Canada
Czechoslovakia
Slovakia
shoots left
sibling Anton Šťastný
Marián Šťastný
sport ice hockey

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Quebec Nordiques notablePlayer Peter Stastny
Paul Stastny father Peter Stastny
Paul Stastny hasRelativeWhoIs Hockey Hall of Fame member Peter Stastny
linked to: Peter Stastny
1984 Canada Cup notablePlayer Peter Stastny
1980–81 NHL season CalderMemorialTrophyWinner Peter Stastny