Rosaire Paiement broke into the NHL with the expansion Philadelphia Flyers but reached stardom with the Vancouver Canucks.
In 1970-71, the Canucks inaugural season, Paiement scored 34 goals and 62 points while adding 152 penalty minutes.
In 1972, Rosaire jumped to the Chicago Cougars of the WHA and had back-to-back 30 goal seasons. He later played for the New England Whalers and Indianapolis Racers before retiring after the 1977-78 season.
Younger brother Wilf was the second overall pick in the 1974 NHL Draft by the expansion Kansas City Scouts.
Wilf had a pair of 40 goal seasons, first with the Colorado Rockies in 1976-77 and then a career-best 40-goal, 97-point season with Toronto.
He was also never afraid to drop the gloves, totaling more than 100 penalty minutes 11 times.
He finished his career after stints with the Nordiques, Rangers, Sabres and Penguins.
In 946 career NHL games, Wilf Paiement scored 356 goals and 814 points while accumulating 1,757 penalty minutes.
