his first child (Guy Jr.), during the series, while the team was in the USSR. He would compete internationally again for Canada in the 1976 Canada Cup and the 1979 Challenge Cup against the Soviets, which replaced that year's All-Star Game. External links 1948 births Living people Boston Bruins players Calgary Flames coaches Calgary Flames scouts Canadian ice hockey defencemen French Quebecers Hockey Hall of Fame inductees Houston Apollos players Ice hockey people from Montreal Minnesota Wild scouts Montreal Canadiens players Montreal Junior Canadiens players National Hockey League players with retired numbers Quebec Nordiques coaches St. Louis Blues players Stanley Cup champions Canadian ice hockey coaches