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Tom
Chorske
Right Wing
Birthdate
18/9/1966
Birthplace
Minneapolis, MN
Draft Info
1985: Rd 1, Pk 16 (MTL)
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Biography
Birthdate
18/9/1966
Birthplace
Minneapolis, MN
Draft Info
1985: Rd 1, Pk 16 (MTL)
Position
Right Wing
Career History
Pittsburgh Penguins
1999-2000 (1 Season)
Calgary Flames
1998*-1999 (1 Season)
Washington Capitals
1998*-1999 (1 Season)
New York Islanders
1997-1998* (2 Seasons)
Ottawa Senators
1995-1997 (2 Seasons)
New Jersey Devils
1991-1995 (4 Seasons)
Montreal Canadiens
1989-1991 (2 Seasons)
NHL News
Reports: PWHL chooses San Jose as its 4th expansion market
The PWHL is bringing women's hockey to the San Francisco Bay Area by choosing San Jose, California, as its fourth and final market during the league's latest round of expansion, according to multiple reports.
Wild's Brodin, Eriksson Ek missed series with broken bones in feet
Defenseman Jonas Brodin and center Joel Eriksson Ek were unable to play for Minnesota in the second-round series against Colorado because of broken bones in their feet, the veteran stalwarts revealed Friday in season-ending interviews with reporters.
Golden Knights lose pick, coach fined for boxing out media
The NHL has stripped the Golden Knights of their second-round pick and fined coach John Tortorella $100,000 for the team's decision to avoid speaking to the media after its series-clinching win over the Ducks.
2026 Stanley Cup playoffs: Avalanche-Golden Knights conference finals preview
Who will represent the West in the Stanley Cup Final? Get set with key stats, schedule and more.
Goalie great Manon Rheaume to GM expansion Detroit in PWHL
Manon Rheaume is carrying over her trailblazing women's hockey career into a front office role after being hired as the general manager of the PWHL's expansion team in Detroit.
Switzerland beats defending champ U.S. at hockey worlds
Canada prevailed late in beating Sweden 5-3 to open the ice hockey world championship Friday.
