Jim Peplinski

Drafted by Atlanta in 1979, he only put on a Flames jersey after they moved to Calgary.  A consistent performer, he only missed 21 games in nine seasons with the club.  Along with co-captain Lanny McDonald, Peplinski led the Flames to several successful seasons, including a Stanley Cup in 1989.  He retired six games into the following season and became an analyst with CBC Sports.  He is now the Vice President of Business Development with the Flames, as well as the owner of a national leasing company.

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