Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre

Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre, born on February second, nineteen seventy-seven, is a distinguished Canadian former professional ice hockey defenceman. His career in the National Hockey League began when he was drafted in the seventh round, one hundred seventy-ninth overall, by the St. Louis Blues during the nineteen ninety-five NHL entry draft.

Throughout his career, Grand-Pierre showcased his exceptional skills on the ice, notably winning the Speed Skating competition at the AHL All-Star Game. This remarkable achievement saw him outpace renowned players, including Martin St. Louis, highlighting his speed and agility.

After retiring from professional play, Grand-Pierre transitioned into a new role as a studio analyst for the Columbus Blue Jackets. He currently shares his insights and expertise on the FanDuel Sports Network Ohio, contributing to the hockey community with his extensive knowledge of the game.