Canadian • Born
August 30, 1949 in Prince Albert, Sask. • Hometown:
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Career Highlights
Also played defense during his pro career. ... Played on 1977-78 Maine team that won AHL regular-season title. ... Won
AHL Calder Cup with Maine in 1978. ... Played on 1978-79 Maine team that won
AHL regular-season title. ... Won AHL Calder Cup with Maine in 1979. ... Played on
the first Colorado Rockies team after the franchise (that
later became New Jersey Devils) relocated from Kansas City in 1976. ...
Played in the Colorado Rockies'
first-ever game on Oct. 5, 1976. ... Had two assists for
Colorado in his second NHL game on Oct. 8, 1976, vs. N.Y. Rangers.
Transaction History
Dec. 10, 1968 -- Traded by St.
Catharines (OHA) with Bob Channell to London for Alan Young
in December 1968. Oct. 4, 1976 -- Signed with Colorado
as an undrafted free agent after making team as an invitee to training
camp. September 1977
-- Signed with Philadelphia as an unrestricted free agent.
Life Outside
the NHL
Full Name: Guy
Phillipe Delparte
Other Post-Draft Teams: Johnstown (EHL); Nova Scotia (AHL); Oklahoma City (CHL); Rhode Island, Maine, Springfield (AHL)
Coaching Career: Was
head coach at Scarborough High School in Scarborough, Maine, for several
years. ... Named assistant coach at Cheverus High School in Portland in 2009.
Career Beyond Hockey: Worked as a truck driver out of Scarborough, Maine, after
his retirement -- running his own, independent trucking business called
Jetport Inc.
