Talk:Mal Davis

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[edit] Notability

This athlete played in the National Hockey League, and is therefore automatically considered notable. I don't know what he did after retiring from professional hockey. He is both from Lockeport (because he was born there) and from Amherst (because he lived there as a teenager), which is why there are two separate "People from" categories for this article. --Eastmain 03:36, 3 March 2007 (UTC)