(March 11, 1971- )
Born in Most, Czech Republic
Drafted 20th overall by the Edmonton Oilers in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft
Forward for the Edmonton Oilers (1991), Quebec Nordiques (1991-95), Colorado Avalanche (1995), Montreal Canadiens (1995-2001), Dallas Stars (2001-02), New York Rangers (2002, 2003-04, 2005-06), St. Louis Blues (2002-03, 2006- ) and Vancouver Canucks (2004)

He was traded five times.
He was relegated to journeyman status after leaving Montreal.
His point totals declined following a 75 point season he recorded the year he was traded to Montreal.
He played for the Rangers on three different occasions and the Blues on two different occasions.
He is considered to be injury prone.

He was the key player the Canadiens received in the Patrick Roy trade.
He was a member of the men's hockey team that won the gold medal at the Nagano Winter Olympics (1998).
He established himself as an NHL regular after being traded to the Nordiques.
He established himself as a top line scorer after he was traded to Montreal.

Credit: Ricky

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