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Al MacAdam: 1975-76 O-Pee-Chee 253

1975-76 O-Pee-Chee 253 Al MacAdam Hockey Card (Front)

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The California Golden Seals: A Tale of White Skates, Red Ink, and One of the NHL’s Most Outlandish Teams

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1975-76 O-Pee-Chee 253 Al MacAdam Hockey Card (Back)

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One of only three Seals to play in all 80 games last season. Was the club’s third leading scorer. First team All-Star selection during junior hockey and again during collegiate career.

The N.Y. Rangers missed Stanley Cup playoffs only once in their first 16 seasons.

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Un des trois membres des Seals à participer à toutes les 80 parties la saison dernière. Troisième meilleur compteur de son club. Comme junior et au collège, il fut choisi sur la première équipe d’étoiles.

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Al MacAdam was one of just three players from the California Golden Seals to play all 80 games in 1974-75. The other two were Stan Weir and Len Frig. MacAdam wasn’t one to miss much action over his NHL career. In the four years he played with the Golden Seals / Cleveland Barons, he didn’t miss a single game.

Al tied for third in team scoring in 1974-75. His 43 points equaled Dave Hrechkosy. The team leaders were Larry Patey and Stan Weir, both with 45 points. In 1975-76, MacAdam would lead the team with 63 points, one more than linemate Dennis Maruk.

As for the bit of trivia, the New York Rangers began play in the NHL for the 1926-27 season. Between then and 1941-42, they would miss the post season just one time. In 1935-36, the Rangers finished in a three way tie for second in the four team American Division. Based on goals scored, they were the odd team out.

Over that 16 year stretch, the team won the Stanley Cup championship three times and reached the final on three other occasions. Starting in 1942-43, New York started an era where they went 13 seasons when they reached the playoffs just twice.

Al MacAdam NHL Career Stats

Regular Season

YearTeamGPGAPtsPIM
1973-74Philadelphia Flyers50000
1974-75California Seals8018254355
1975-76California Seals8032316349
1976-77Cleveland Barons8022416368
1977-78Cleveland Barons8016324842
1978-79Minnesota North Stars6924345830
1979-80Minnesota North Stars8042519324
1980-81Minnesota North Stars7821396094
1981-82Minnesota North Stars7918436137
1982-83Minnesota North Stars7311223360
1983-84Minnesota North Stars8022133523
1984-85Vancouver Canucks8014203427
Totals864240351591509

Playoffs

YearTeamGPGAPtsPIM
1973-74Philadelphia Flyers50000
1974-75California Seals8018254355
1975-76California Seals8032316349
1976-77Cleveland Barons8022416368
1977-78Cleveland Barons8016324842
1978-79Minnesota North Stars6924345830
1979-80Minnesota North Stars8042519324
1980-81Minnesota North Stars7821396094
1981-82Minnesota North Stars7918436137
1982-83Minnesota North Stars7311223360
1983-84Minnesota North Stars8022133523
1984-85Vancouver Canucks8014203427
Totals864240351591509

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