• 1985 – Calder Memorial Trophy
• 1985 – NHL All-Rookie Team
• 1985 – NHL All-Star Team

• 1986 – Lester B. Pearson Award
• 1986 – NHL Second Team All-Star
• 1986 – NHL All-Star Team

• 1987 – NHL Second Team All-Star

• 1988 – Art Ross Trophy
• 1988 – Lester B. Pearson Award
• 1988 – Hart Memorial Trophy
• 1988 – NHL First Team All-Star
• 1988 – NHL All-Star Team

• 1989 – Art Ross Trophy
• 1989 – NHL First Team All-Star
• 1989 – NHL All-Star Team

• 1990 – NHL All-Star Team

• 1991 – Conn Smythe Trophy
• 1991 – Stanley Cup with the Pittsburgh Penguins

• 1992 – Art Ross Trophy
• 1992 – Conn Smythe Trophy
• 1992 – Stanley Cup with the Pittsburgh Penguins
• 1992 – NHL Second Team All-Star
• 1992 – NHL All-Star Team

• 1993 – Art Ross Trophy
• 1993 – Hart Memorial Trophy
• 1993 – Lester B. Pearson Award
• 1993 – NHL Plus/Minus Award
• 1993 – Bill Masterton Trophy
• 1993 – NHL First Team All-Star

• 1996 – Art Ross Trophy
• 1996 – Hart Memorial Trophy
• 1996 – NHL First Team All-Star
• 1996 – Lester B. Pearson Award
• 1996 – NHL All-Star Team

• 1997 – Art Ross Trophy
• 1997 – NHL First Team All-Star
• 1997 – Inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame
• 1987 – NHL All-Star Team

• 2000 – Lester Patrick Trophy

• 2001 – NHL Second Team All-Star
• 2001 – NHL All-Star Team

• 2002 – Gold Medal with Canadian Olympic Hockey Team
• 2002 – NHL All-Star Team

• 2004 – Captain of Canadian World Cup Championship Team

Mario Lemieux played professional ice hockey for 17 seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins of the NHL (betweeen 1984 and 2006) and is now the Penguins principal owner and chairman, after having fighting to keep the team from bankruptcy in 1999. Lemieux is  regarded by most in the hockey community as one of the greatest players to ever play in the NHL.

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- 1983 Canadian National Juniors #9 Mario Lemieux – 1985-86 OPC #9 Mario Lemieux [rookie card]
- 1985-86 O-Pee-Chee #262 Mario Lemieux LL
- 1985-86 O-Pee-Chee Box Bottoms #I Mario Lemieux
- 1985-86 O-Pee-Chee Stickers #97 Mario Lemieux
- 1985-86 Topps #9 Mario Lemieux [rookie card]
- 1986-87 O-Pee-Chee #122 Mario Lemieux
- 1986-87 Topps #122 Mario Lemieux
- 1987-88 O-Pee-Chee #15 Mario Lemieux
- 1987-88 Topps #15 Mario Lemieux

- 1987-88 O-Pee-Chee Minis #23 Mario Lemieux
- 1987 Pro-Sport All-Stars #5 Mario Lemieux
- 1988-89 Esso All-Stars #27 Mario Lemieux
- 1988-89 O-Pee-Chee #1 Mario Lemieux
- 1988-89 Topps #1 Mario Lemieux
- 1988-89 Topps Sticker Inserts #2 Mario Lemieux
- 1989-90 O-Pee-Chee #1 Mario Lemieux
- 1989-90 O-Pee-Chee #312 Penguins/Lemieux

We will list more cards from our Mario Lemieux hockey cards as we go.

International Play

• 1985 - Played for Canada in the World Championships
• 1987 - Played for Canada in the Canada Cup
• 2002 - Captain of the Gold medal Canadian Team at the 2002 Winter Olympics
• 2004 – Captain of the Champions, Canada in the World Cup of Hockey

Since the beginning, I always loved the game. When you grow up in Montreal, one day you want to be a professional hockey player. When I was six or seven, I knew that was what I wanted. – Mario Lemieux

I think we have to show some pride in the jersey that we are wearing, and can’t quit. – Mario Lemieux

Certainly we’re not satisfied with just winning games. We’ve been playing some pretty good hockey, but we think we can play much better. – Mario Lemieux

It could always happen, but I don’t see any problems moving forward. – Mario Lemieux

It’s up to the community now to decide if they want to keep this team. – Mario Lemieux

He creates a lot of excitement, … He has all the tools to be a great player. He sees the ice well, he’s a great skater. He says he needs to work on his shot, but it looks pretty good to me. – Mario Lemieux

He’s going to create a lot of excitement around the league, especially in Pittsburgh, … We’ve seen that ticket sales are booming. People are excited. It’s really going to help us bring back the fans. – Mario Lemieux

We don’t want you at the rink, we don’t want you in the stadium, we don’t want you to watch hockey. – Mario Lemieux

Depending on how we start the season, I can play center or wing, … It doesn’t matter to me. – Mario Lemieux

Five or six teams have a real good chance (to win the Stanley Cup) and we feel we’re one of those teams. – Mario Lemieux

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Born – October 5, 1965 in Montreal, Quebec
Height – 6’4″
Weight – 220 lbs
Position – Left Wing/Center
Shoots – Right

Acquired – 1984 Entry Draft, Penguins 1st choice, 1st overall

Family – Wife: Nhatalie ; Daughters: Lauren, Alexa & Stephanie ; Son: Austin
Brother – Alain Lemieux, center for 3 NHL teams

Hobby – Golf
Nicknames – “Super Mario,” “Magnificent One” & “Le Magnifique”

Below you will find a collection of videos featuring Mario Lemieux. And more Videos here …

Mario is now 12 years cancer free since his successful battle with the disease and his experience has led him to focus on different ways to help assist those whom are not as fortunate as he was. Mario devotes much of his time to the Foundation raising funds to help reach the ultimate goal: a cure for cancer. The Foundation has been successful with a long list of achievements including a few listed here below. To see more achievements or to support the foundation then you should check out the official Mario Lemieux Foundation web site.

Some Accomplishments include:

The main objective of the Mario Lemieux Foundation is to fund promising medical research projects being conducted by talented scientists. Among the donations made by the Foundation was a 5 million dollar gift to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center to establish the Mario Lemieux Centers for Patient Care and Research in 2001 and a two million dollar gift to the Children’s Home of Pittsburgh in 2005. A $1 million gift just one year later established the position of Endowed Chair in Pediatric Oncology Research at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.

Another initiative, the Austin’s Playroom Project, was created following Mario and his wife Nathalie’s personal experience while caring for their premature son at Magee-Womens Hospital. In just eight years enough funds have been raised to complete 11 playrooms with another seven scheduled to open in the coming months. The Lemieux Family has experienced many personal challenges, but rather than leaving these experiences in the past, Mario and Nathalie have used them as a catalyst for public service, selflessly donating both time and money to help others.