Manny Malhotra's parents

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Manny Malhotra's parents

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Some would say impressive.

Per wiki:

"Malhotra was born and raised in Mississauga, Ontario. His father, Shadi was born in Lahore, British India, (present-day Pakistan) and worked as a research chemist for Xerox. He holds over 110 patents and is now retired. His mother, Lise, is a French-Canadian and was a stay-at-home mom. His parents both hold doctorate degrees from the Université Laval in Quebec City – his father's in polymer chemistry and his mother's in biochemistry – and prioritized education for Malhotra. Due to his mother's French background, he spoke both French and English at home."
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lol i was about to comment on expecting this to be a johnson family situation and being pleasantly surprised it was the opposite.
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Re: Manny Malhotra's parents

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So... you get a doctorate in biochemistry and then stay at home to raise the kid?
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Re: Manny Malhotra's parents

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+2 brothers and a sister.
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Did his parents devise some scientific way for him to win pretty much every faceoff ever?
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All i can picture when i see the word laval is grainy highlights of a giraffe on skates torching future accountants
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Re: Manny Malhotra's parents

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Very cool info about his parents. Also, I believe Manny is the first or second NHL player ever with Indian heritage.

I went to a game in Columbus several years ago with a coworker who is 2nd generation Indian - it was his first NHL game. Sometime in the first period he said "hey, there's a player with an Indian last name out there". So I googled him for that info.

The cool thing is that we sat a few rows behind the goalie in a shootout game that went several rounds - ended of course, by Malhotra.

Shootouts
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Columbus Fredrik Modin shootout miss
Calgary Jarome Iginla shootout saved
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Columbus Nikolai Zherdev shootout miss
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Calgary Byron Ritchie shootout goal
Columbus Anson Carter shootout goal
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Calgary Dion Phaneuf shootout saved
Columbus Alexander Svitov shootout miss
Calgary Jeff Friesen shootout saved
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Jim wrote:So... you get a doctorate in biochemistry and then stay at home to raise the kid?
It's more common than you may think when both parents have PhDs in the sciences. We call it the "two body problem". With a PhD in the sciences it's almost assured you're going to get a job somewhere, but for two people to get a job in the same location... that's where it gets tough. My wife and I will likely run into this problem in a year or two.