Jack Carlson

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Jack Carlson is an American former professional ice hockey player who competed in the World Hockey Association and National Hockey League during the 1970s and early 1980s.

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Jack Carlson canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
ice hockey player
professional athlete
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1954-08-23
draftedBy Detroit Red Wings
Minnesota Fighting Saints
draftLeague NHL
WHA
draftPickNumber 117
draftYear 1974
ethnicGroup Swedish American
genre contact sport
hasGivenNumber #27 (various teams)
height 191 cm
6 ft 3 in
leagueParticipatedIn National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
memberOfSportsTeam Edmonton Oilers
Minnesota Fighting Saints
Minnesota North Stars
New England Whalers
St. Louis Blues
notableFor physical style of play
role as enforcer on ice
notableWork inspiration for Hanson Brothers in film Slap Shot
occupation ice hockey player
participantIn National Hockey League season 1978–79
National Hockey League season 1979–80
National Hockey League season 1980–81
National Hockey League season 1981–82
National Hockey League season 1982–83
World Hockey Association season 1974–75
World Hockey Association season 1975–76
World Hockey Association season 1976–77
placeOfBirth Virginia, Minnesota, United States
linked to: Virginia, Minnesota
playedFor American Hockey League
Central Hockey League
positionPlayed defenceman
residence Minnesota, United States
linked to: Minnesota
retired 1984
shoots right
sibling Jeff Carlson
Steve Carlson
sport ice hockey
weight 210 lb

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Steve Carlson sibling Jack Carlson