Herb Brooks

Herb Brooks (August 5, 1937 - August 11, 2003) born in St. Paul, Minnesota, made a career of hockey, first playing college hockey for the Minnesota Gophers. He later became coach; best known for coaching the U.S. hockey team to win the 1980 winter Olympics gold medal.

Coaching statistics

Note: GC = Games coached, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OL = Overtime loss, Pts = Points, Pct = Winning percentage

Season	Team	League	GC	W	L	T	OL	Pts	Pct
1972–73	Minnesota Golden Gophers	NCAA	34	15	16	3	—	33	0.485
1973–74	Minnesota Golden Gophers	NCAA	34	17	12	5	—	39	0.574
1974–75	Minnesota Golden Gophers	NCAA	42	31	10	1	—	63	0.750
1975-76	Minnesota Golden Gophers	NCAA	38	23	14	1	—	47	0.618
1976–77	Minnesota Golden Gophers	NCAA	42	17	22	3	—	37	0.440
1977–78	Minnesota Golden Gophers	NCAA	38	22	14	2	—	46	0.605
1978–79	Minnesota Golden Gophers	NCAA	44	32	11	1	—	65	0.739
1980	USA Olympic Men's Team	IIHF	Olympic Gold Medal Team
1980–81	HC Davos	Swiss-A	28	11	16	1	—	23	0.411
1981–82	New York Rangers	NHL	80	39	27	14	—	92	0.575
1982–83	New York Rangers	NHL	80	35	35	10	—	80	0.500
1983–84	New York Rangers	NHL	80	42	29	9	—	93	0.581
1984–85	New York Rangers	NHL	45	15	22	8	—	38	0.422
1986–87	St. Cloud State Huskies	NCAA	36	25	10	1	—	51	0.708
1987–88	Minnesota North Stars	NHL	80	19	48	13	—	51	0.319
1991–92	Utica Devils	AHL	80	34	40	6	—	74	0.463
1992–93	New Jersey Devils	NHL	84	40	37	7	—	87	0.518
1998	France Olympic Men's Team	IIHF	11th-place finish
1999–2000	Pittsburgh Penguins	NHL	58	29	24	5	0	63	0.543
2002	USA Olympic Men's Team	IIHF	Olympic Silver Medal Team
	NCAA career totals		308	182	109	17	—	381	0.619
	NHL career totals		507	219	222	66	0	504	0.497

(from Wikipedia)

Outside Xcel Energy Center, home of Minnesota Wild hockey.