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Can Flower bloom again: Montreal Canadiens' Guy Lafleur lost scoring championship two years ago and the question now, is whether he can regain it from Dionne, considering Gretzky's challenge
Can Flower bloom again: Montreal Canadiens' Guy Lafleur lost scoring championship two years ago and the question now, is whether he can regain it from Dionne, considering Gretzky's challenge

Can Flower bloom again: Montreal Canadiens' Guy Lafleur lost scoring championship two years ago and the question now, is whether he can regain it from Dionne, considering Gretzky's challenge

Date12/21/1977
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Honored Montreal Canadiens' star Guy Lafleur accepts the Lou Marsh Trophy as Canada's outstanding athlete of 1977 from committee chairman Harry Red Foster
Honored Montreal Canadiens' star Guy Lafleur accepts the Lou Marsh Trophy as Canada's outstanding athlete of 1977 from committee chairman Harry Red Foster
8/26/1978
Great while it lasts: A few weeks from now, Guy Lafleur and Wayne Gretzky will be opponents again, but they're having fun now celebrating Team Canada goals, like Wayne's second last night
Great while it lasts: A few weeks from now, Guy Lafleur and Wayne Gretzky will be opponents again, but they're having fun now celebrating Team Canada goals, like Wayne's second last night
9/3/1981
Guy Lafleur helped Canadiens tie Leafs last night, but his threatened strike was inexcusable says columnist Jim Proudfoot
Guy Lafleur helped Canadiens tie Leafs last night, but his threatened strike was inexcusable says columnist Jim Proudfoot
10/25/1978
There's something about Canadiens' superstar Guy Lafleur. He and his teammates were jovial, but relaxed, after disposing of the Leafs last night.
There's something about Canadiens' superstar Guy Lafleur. He and his teammates were jovial, but relaxed, after disposing of the Leafs last night.
5/9/1977
The enforcer: Dave Hutchison, whose penalty totals resemble Wayne Gretzky's scoring totals, was summoned out of retirement by the Leafs to fill the enforcer role on the club
The enforcer: Dave Hutchison, whose penalty totals resemble Wayne Gretzky's scoring totals, was summoned out of retirement by the Leafs to fill the enforcer role on the club
11/15/1983
Badall: Gretzky's agent says federal budget forces him to challenge NHL amateur draft.
Badall: Gretzky's agent says federal budget forces him to challenge NHL amateur draft.
1/14/1982
Deadly duo: Guy Lafleur and Steve Shutt, right, have slowed down since their glory days with the Habs but they still know where the net is, scoring four goals each in a charity game yesterday
Deadly duo: Guy Lafleur and Steve Shutt, right, have slowed down since their glory days with the Habs but they still know where the net is, scoring four goals each in a charity game yesterday
3/27/1988
Guy Lafleur's empty-net goal keeps scoring streak alive
Guy Lafleur's empty-net goal keeps scoring streak alive
6/1/1978
The Flower returns: Guy Lafleur is using his hockey fame to promote Flower Power, a fruit juice concoction that he calls an energy drink.
The Flower returns: Guy Lafleur is using his hockey fame to promote Flower Power, a fruit juice concoction that he calls an energy drink.
7/30/1991
Guy Lafleur's popularity stretches far beyond the Forum. The Flower was mobbed by autograph seekers yesterday at North York
Guy Lafleur's popularity stretches far beyond the Forum. The Flower was mobbed by autograph seekers yesterday at North York
3/27/1988
New job for The Flower: Guy Lafleur (left) is welcomed into the Hockey Canada fold by Otto Jelinek, the federal sports minister
New job for The Flower: Guy Lafleur (left) is welcomed into the Hockey Canada fold by Otto Jelinek, the federal sports minister
2/8/1985
22-year-old Beverly Dickie was almost blind two years ago, After a cornea transplant she can now read temperature on a thermometer
22-year-old Beverly Dickie was almost blind two years ago, After a cornea transplant she can now read temperature on a thermometer
9/22/1969