Whatever Happened To Lucky Pierre Larouche and the Habs Draft Class of 1974?

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Robert L Robert L posted 10/13/2008 from wwweyesontheprize.blogspot.com [flag]
One was nicknamed "Lucky". Another was anything but! Canadiens fans older than 35 will remember the vastly talentled, but often indifferent and moody Pierre Larouche. Few Habs fans will recall the team drafting Cornwall Royal Gary MacGregor in 1974. Perhaps because I am more ... [link]
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