About: Frank Patrick

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Among Patrick's contributions to hockey were the blue line, the penalty shot, the boarding penalty, and the raising of the stick when a goal is scored. Frank introduced the playoff system to hockey and other sports. He and his brother Lester came up with players' numbers. He also made a prophecy: "I dream of the day that teams will dress two goaltenders for each game." This became a reality in the NHL in 1964–65. In all Frank is credited with 22 changes that remain in the NHL rulebook to this day,

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rdfs:comment	Among Patrick's contributions to hockey were the blue line, the penalty shot, the boarding penalty, and the raising of the stick when a goal is scored. Frank introduced the playoff system to hockey and other sports. He and his brother Lester came up with players' numbers. He also made a prophecy: "I dream of the day that teams will dress two goaltenders for each game." This became a reality in the NHL in 1964–65. In all Frank is credited with 22 changes that remain in the NHL rulebook to this day,
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dcterms:subject	Stanley Cup champions Canadian ice hockey players Canadian ice hockey coaches Vancouver Millionaires players Boston Bruins coaches Hockey Hall of Fame Pacific Coast Hockey Association Dead in 1960 Born in 1885
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abstract	Among Patrick's contributions to hockey were the blue line, the penalty shot, the boarding penalty, and the raising of the stick when a goal is scored. Frank introduced the playoff system to hockey and other sports. He and his brother Lester came up with players' numbers. He also made a prophecy: "I dream of the day that teams will dress two goaltenders for each game." This became a reality in the NHL in 1964–65. In all Frank is credited with 22 changes that remain in the NHL rulebook to this day, Frank Patrick was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame as a builder in 1958. Patrick is also a member of the British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame, elected in 1966. On June 29, 1960, Frank died of a heart attack exactly four weeks after his brother died, also of a heart attack.

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