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Danny Grant: 1969-70 O-Pee-Chee 125

1969-70 O-Pee-Chee 125 Danny Grant Hockey Card (Front)

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1969-70 O-Pee-Chee 125 Danny Grant Hockey Card (Back)

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Card Notes

Rookie of the year in the NHL last season, Danny Grant became the first member of a West Division squad to win a league trophy. The smiling left winger was a top Montreal prospect originally.

En Français

“Recrue de l’année” dans la LNH la saison dernière, Danny Grant est devenu le premier membre de l’équipe de l’Ouest à gagner un trophée. Ce Souriant ailier gauche était déjà en tête de liste des prospects chez les Canadiens de Montréal.

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A bit of an error. Glenn Hall won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 1967-68 as a member of the St. Louis Blues, a West Division team. It should be noted that Ted Hampson won the Bill Masterton Trophy in 1968-69, the award’s inaugural season. Hampson played for the Oakland Seals, a team in the West. Masterton was a member of the Minnesota North Stars, a team from the West, at the time of his passing.

Danny Grant certainly was the Calder Trophy winner in 1968-69 as NHL rookie of the year. However, it was an extremely tight race. Grant received 119 votes while Norm Ferguson of the Oakland Seals received 112. Other candidates included Brad Park, Gerry Desjardins and Andre Lacroix.

Grant’s 34 goals as a rookie were pretty impressive. In fact, it would be the second best season total of his career. In 1974-75, Danny scored 50 with the Detroit Red Wings for a career high. He played 736 regular season and 43 playoff games in the National Hockey League between 1965-66 and 1978-79 with the Canadiens, North Stars, Red Wings and Los Angeles Kings.

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Danny Grant NHL Career Stats

Regular Season

YearTeamGPGAPtsPIM
1965-66Montreal Canadiens10000
1967-68Montreal Canadiens2234710
1968-69Minnesota North Stars7534316546
1969-70Minnesota North Stars7629285723
1970-71Minnesota North Stars7834235746
1971-72Minnesota North Stars7818254318
1972-73Minnesota North Stars7832356712
1973-74Minnesota North Stars7829356416
1974-75Detroit Red Wings8050378728
1975-76Detroit Red Wings3910132320
1976-77Detroit Red Wings42210124
1977-78Detroit Red Wings132246
1977-78Los Angeles Kings411019292
1978-79Los Angeles Kings351011218
Totals736263273536239

Playoffs

YearTeamGPGAPtsPIM
1965-66Montreal Canadiens00000
1967-68Montreal Canadiens100335
1968-69Minnesota North Stars00000
1969-70Minnesota North Stars60224
1970-71Minnesota North Stars1255108
1971-72Minnesota North Stars72130
1972-73Minnesota North Stars63140
1973-74Minnesota North Stars00000
1974-75Detroit Red Wings00000
1975-76Detroit Red Wings00000
1976-77Detroit Red Wings00000
1977-78Detroit Red Wings00000
1977-78Los Angeles Kings20222
1978-79Los Angeles Kings00000
Totals4310142419

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