Steven Halko (born March 8, 1974) is a

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former professional ice hockey defenceman.

Playing career

Halko was born in Caledon, Ontario. He played college hockey and was the captain at the University of Michigan for the

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. After turning professional, he played in the AHL for the Springfield Falcons,

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, Worcester IceCats, and

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. He spent his entire NHL career with the

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and holds the NHL record for most games played without a goal, at 155. , Halko is a financial advisor in North Carolina.

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* 1974 births Living people Beast of New Haven players Canadian ice hockey defencemen Carolina Hurricanes players Hartford Whalers draft picks Ice hockey people from Ontario Lowell Lock Monsters players Michigan Wolverines men's ice hockey players People from Caledon, Ontario Springfield Falcons players Worcester IceCats players NCAA men's ice hockey national champions {{canada-icehockey-defenceman-1970s-stub