The retirement of his Kings No. 16 jersey (1990) and his induction into ... "This is," a happy Marcel Dionne said, "the closing chapter in my hockey life." ...

Los Angeles Kings leading scorer Marcel Dionne, left, receives his framed jersey from Kings Dave Taylor during ceremony retiring the No. 16 jersey at the Forum in Inglewood, Calif., Nov. 8 ...

Since the trading deadline, when Marcel Dionne joined the team ... the promising New Jersey defenseman, may not be able to finish the year because of an injury. This time, it is a frightful ...

It's 10 a.m. on Christmas Eve, and the owner of Marcel Dionne Enterprises is in the Amherst ... an auction with Bobby Hull this year, and his jersey sold for more than Brett's.

The veteran New Jersey Devils forward recorded one assist in his team ... According to Tom Gulitti of The Record, Jagr passes Marcel Dionne into ninth on the all-time list. Jaromir Jagr's assist on ...

Dionne played 12 seasons with the Kings and was part of the ‘Triple Crown Line’ with fellow top 10 Kings Dave Taylor (No. 5) and Charlie Simmer (No. 10). Dionne was a superstar on a series of ...

Marcel Dionne was giving a visitor a tour of his sports memorabilia shop. The place is called Marcel Dionne Inc., and it also includes the occasional flourish of Marcel Dionne ink. Hanging among ...

Marcel Dionne got a lot of love from NHL fans. The former Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings and New York Rangers star had an illustrious career from 1971 to 1989, but he never won the Stanley Cup.

Marcel Dionne was one of the most prolific scorers in National Hockey League history. His 731 regular season goals place him third on the all-time list behind Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe.

The New Jersey Devils forward scored in his 1,500th ... pulling even with Hall of Famer Marcel Dionne for fifth in all-time points in the process. Jagr set up Adam Henrique later in the period ...