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Widely recognised as one of the best NHL players who have never won the Stanley Cup, Ciccarelli reached the Finals only once, with Detroit in 1995, but failed to win that year, and left the team before they won the following season. The Italo-Canadian's career has been marked by several controversial events, both on and off the ice. He pleaded guilty in 1987 to accusations of indecent exposure; the following year, in a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ciccarelli attacked the Leafs' defenseman Luke Richardson with his stick, an assault that earned him a $1000 fine and a sentence of one day in jail. He also allegedly had several physical altercations with members of the media following his retirement, and those various controversies are what keep him excluded from admission to the Hocke

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rdfs:label	Dino Ciccarelli
rdfs:comment	Widely recognised as one of the best NHL players who have never won the Stanley Cup, Ciccarelli reached the Finals only once, with Detroit in 1995, but failed to win that year, and left the team before they won the following season. The Italo-Canadian's career has been marked by several controversial events, both on and off the ice. He pleaded guilty in 1987 to accusations of indecent exposure; the following year, in a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ciccarelli attacked the Leafs' defenseman Luke Richardson with his stick, an assault that earned him a $1000 fine and a sentence of one day in jail. He also allegedly had several physical altercations with members of the media following his retirement, and those various controversies are what keep him excluded from admission to the Hocke
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dcterms:subject	Born in 1960 Undrafted Washington Capitals players Canadian ice hockey players Minnesota North Stars players Detroit Red Wings players Florida Panthers players Tampa Bay Lightning players Oklahoma City Stars players Retired in 1999 London Knights players
abstract	Widely recognised as one of the best NHL players who have never won the Stanley Cup, Ciccarelli reached the Finals only once, with Detroit in 1995, but failed to win that year, and left the team before they won the following season. The Italo-Canadian's career has been marked by several controversial events, both on and off the ice. He pleaded guilty in 1987 to accusations of indecent exposure; the following year, in a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ciccarelli attacked the Leafs' defenseman Luke Richardson with his stick, an assault that earned him a $1000 fine and a sentence of one day in jail. He also allegedly had several physical altercations with members of the media following his retirement, and those various controversies are what keep him excluded from admission to the Hockey Hall of Fame, an honour his career numbers would justify. This decision is criticized, some people thinking that the HHoF board shouldn't focus on issues unrelated to hockey to take such decisions, while others claim the induction committee has maintained integrity in taking such a decision, a decision that avoids tarnishing the honour. His number 8 was retired by the London Knights. He is related to Phil and Tony Esposito.
is PointsLeader of	1989–90 Washington Capitals season
is GoalsLeader of	1981–82 Minnesota North Stars season 1989–90 Washington Capitals season 1987–88 Minnesota North Stars season 1982–83 Minnesota North Stars season
is PIMLeader of	1981–82 Minnesota North Stars season

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