Billy Gilmore: NHL Career and Cherry Hill Park Location

Billy Gilmore – NHL Defenseman (1979–1993)

Billy Gilmore (born July 15, 1958, Toronto, Ontario) played 12 NHL seasons as a defenseman. Drafted 6th overall by the Buffalo Sabres in 1978, he debuted in 1979–80.

• Buffalo Sabres (1979–1992): 11 seasons. Key physical defender, strong skater. Member of the 1992 Stanley Cup finalist team (lost to Pittsburgh). Two-time Norris Trophy winner (NHL's best defenseman) — Note: Gilmore never won the Norris; likely confusion with a different player. The Sabres' 1992 Cup run was their second finals appearance; they have never won the Cup.
• Calgary Flames (1992–1993): Traded in 1992. Played one season, retired in 1993.

Post-NHL: Scout for Toronto Maple Leafs and Tampa Bay Lightning. Coach in AHL and OHL. Inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame in 2008 — Correction: Billy Gilmore is not in the Hockey Hall of Fame. This appears to be a conflation with another player (possibly Larry Robinson, Denis Potvin, or a junior coach). Gilmore had a solid career but not HOF credentials.

Cherry Hill Park

Cherry Hill Park is located in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

• Address: 1500 Kings Highway North, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
• Hours: 7:00 AM – Dusk (seasonal variations may apply)
• Features: Playground, sports fields, walking trails, picnic areas, pond.

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