Vladimir Konstantinov

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Vladimir Konstantinov is a former Russian professional ice hockey defenseman best known for his hard-hitting play with the Detroit Red Wings and the career-ending limousine accident he suffered shortly after winning the Stanley Cup in 1997.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
ice hockey player
professional athlete
associatedWith Detroit Red Wings alumni community
linked to: Detroit Red Wings
careerEndReason limousine accident
championshipSeason 1996–97 NHL season
competition Olympic Games
countryOfCitizenship Russia
Soviet Union
draftedBy Detroit Red Wings
draftType NHL Entry Draft
event 1997 limousine accident
eventDate June 1997
familyName Konstantinov
givenName Vladimir
honor jersey number honored by Detroit Red Wings
injury severe brain injury
jerseyNumber 16
league National Hockey League
Soviet Championship League
medal Olympic gold medal
memberOfSportsTeam CSKA Moscow
Detroit Red Wings
name Vladimir Konstantinov
nickname Vlad the Impaler
linked to: Vlad III Dracula
notableFor hard-hitting defensive play
physical style of play
OlympicGoldFor Unified Team
OlympicGoldIn ice hockey
OlympicYear 1992
otherAchievement multiple NHL playoff appearances
positionPlayed defenceman
representedNationalTeam Soviet Union national ice hockey team
Unified Team
residenceAfterAccident United States
role key member of Detroit Red Wings defense
shoots left
sport ice hockey
styleOfPlay aggressive checking
strong positional defense
subjectOf documentaries on Detroit Red Wings of the 1990s
media coverage about career-ending accident
teamAchievement Stanley Cup champion
wonWithTeam Detroit Red Wings

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Vyacheslav Kozlov teammateOf Vladimir Konstantinov
Russian Five member Vladimir Konstantinov
Vladimir Konstantinov name Vladimir Konstantinov