André Lacroix, Original Philadelphia Flyer and WHA All-Time Scoring Leader, Dies at 81
PHILADELPHIA, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania — The Philadelphia Flyers announced on October 27 that André Lacroix, an original member of the team, has died at 81. (NHL.com published its obituary on October 28.)
Lacroix played 325 NHL games and recorded 198 points (79 goals, 119 assists), adding 7 points in 16 playoff games. He is the World Hockey Association's all-time scoring leader, with 798 points, including 547 assists, in 551 WHA games. At the 1974 Summit Series he played eight games for Canada and scored seven points, including the game-winning goal in Game 2, Canada's only win of the series. The Flyers offered condolences to his family in their statement.
Source: GSM · USA
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：飞人队主场球馆（现名 Xfinity Mobile Arena，原 Wells Fargo Center）内景资料图（Jen Smith 摄，CC BY 3.0，Wikimedia Commons）。Interior of the Flyers' home arena (now Xfinity Mobile Arena, formerly Wells Fargo Center), file photo (by Jen Smith, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons).
