Lars Björn
| Lars Björn | |
|---|---|
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| Osobní informace | |
| Datum narození | 16. prosince 1931 |
| Místo narození | Stockholm |
| Datum úmrtí | 15. srpna 2024 (ve věku 92 let) |
| Stát |  Švédsko |
| Výška | 193 cm |
| Hmotnost | 103 kg |
| Klubové informace | |
| Aktivní roky | 1949–1966 |
| Pozice | obránce |
| Kluby | Djurgårdens IF (SWE) |
| Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky. | |
| Přehled medailí | ||
|---|---|---|
 Lední hokej na ZOH | ||
| bronz | ZOH 1952 | Švédsko |
| Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji | ||
| zlato | MS 1953 | Švédsko |
| bronz | MS 1954 | Švédsko |
| zlato | MS 1957 | Švédsko |
| bronz | MS 1958 | Švédsko |
Lars Björn (16. prosince 1931 Stockholm – 15. srpna 2024) byl švédský lední hokejista, dvojnásobný mistr světa.
Hráčská kariéra
Působil ve švédské lize, v letech 1949 až 1966 hrával za Djurgårdens IF, se kterým získal devětkrát švédský titul. Z tohoto hlediska je nejúspěšnějším švédským hráčem historie. V reprezentaci odehrál 217 utkání, devětkrát se účastnil mistrovství světa. V letech 1953 a 1957 s týmem vybojoval zlaté medaile. Z olympijských her má bronzovou medaili z roku 1952, hrál i na olympiádách v letech 1956 a 1960. V roce 1998 byl uveden do Síně slávy Mezinárodní hokejové federace.
Externí odkazy
Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Lars Björn na Wikimedia Commons - Lars Björn – statistiky na Elite Prospects (anglicky)
- Lars Björn v databázi Olympedia (anglicky)
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Lars "Lasse" Björn (1931- )
Lars "Lasse" Björn (1931- )