Neal Broten

Full Name: Neal LaMoy Broten	Current Team: Retired
Height/Weight: 5' 10" / 175lbs	Shoots: Left
Birthdate: November 29, 1959	Nationality: United States
Birthplace: Roseau, Minnesota, USA	Entry Draft: 1979, 2nd Round, 42nd Overall
Position: Center	Drafted By: Minnesota North Stars
	Drafted From: University of Minnesota

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NCAA Championship: 1979 (University of Minnesota)
World Junior Championships: 1979 (sixth place, USA)
Minnesota Pond Award (Rookie of Year): 1978-79
Olympics: 1980 (gold medal, United States Men's Ice Hockey)
Canada Cup: 1981 (fourth, USA), 1984 (fourth, USA)
Hobey Baker Award: 1980-81 (University of Minnesota)
Sports Illustrated Sportsman of Year: 1980 (as member of 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey team)
IIHF World Championships: 1990 (fifth place, USA)
USA Hockey Distinguished Achievement Award: 1996
NCAA All-America West First Team: 1980-81 (University of Minnesota)
WCHA All-Star First Team: 1980-81 (University of Minnesota)
Lester Patrick Trophy (Contribution to U.S. Hockey): 1979-80 (as member of 1980 U.S. Olympic team), 1997-98
NHL All-Star Game: 1983, 1986 (Minnesota North Stars)
Hockey News Comeback Player of Year: 1985-86 (Minnesota) (tri-winner)
Minnesota North Stars Masterton Cup (MVP): 1983-84, 1985-86
Minnesota North Stars Home Three-Stars Leader: 1981-82, 1983-84
Minnesota North Stars WCTN-TV Trophy (Rookie of Year): 1981-82
Minnesota North Stars Stargazers Club Award (Most Popular): 1981-82 (tie), 1982-83, 1983-84, 1985-86, 1988-89
Minnesota North Stars WCCO-Radio Trophy (Points Leader): 1982-83 (77, tie), 1983-84 (89), 1985-86 (105)
Minnesota North Stars Emery Edge Trophy (+/- Leader): 1982-83 (plus-24)
Dallas Stars Captain: Jan. 31, 1995, until Feb. 27, 1995
U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame: Inducted in 1983 as member of 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team.

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