Johnstown Red Wings - Notable Personnel

Notable Personnel

  • Jim Cardiff, played three seasons in the WHA as a member of the Philadelphia/Vancouver Blazers. Played two partial seasons with the Johnstown Jets before finishing his career as a member of the Red Wings.
  • Ron Docken, starting goalie for Johnstown Wings in 1978-79, had minor role in Slap Shot as backup goalie "Lebrun"
  • Lorry Gloeckner, played 13 games for the Detroit Red Wings, sat out a season due to injuries, played final season in Johnstown before retiring
  • John Hilworth, former Detroit Red Wings draft pick (55th overall, 1977 NHL Entry Draft) who played 57 games over three seasons with Johnstown's parent club.
  • Claude Legris, former Detroit Red Wings draft pick (120th overall, 1976 NHL Entry Draft) who made one appearance in Johnstown. Legris remained in Detroit's system until his eventual retirement in 1983.
  • Ted Lindsay, member of the Hockey Hall Of Fame who accepted position as General Manager with the team.
  • Dave MacQueen, leading scorer for the Red Wings in 1979-80, former Tampa Bay Lightning assistant coach
  • Harry Shaw, played 15 years of professional hockey
  • Paul Steigerwald, started broadcasting career with the Johnstown Red Wings, current play-by-play announcer for the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins
  • Wayne Wood, former New York Rangers draft pick (83rd overall, 1971 NHL Entry Draft)

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