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Eddie Shack: 1970-71 O-Pee-Chee 35

1970-71 O-Pee-Chee 35 Eddie Shack Hockey Card (Front)

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Clear The Track: The Eddie Shack Story

The colourful life and legendary career of Eddie Shack — hockey icon and fan favourite.

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1970-71 O-Pee-Chee 35 Eddie Shack Hockey Card (Back)

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Card Notes

Eddie has been called “The Clown Prince of Hockey,” as there is never a dull moment when he is on the ice. Eddie always has the “home” fans on his side, but opposing fans against him. One of the real colourful players in the NHL and a No. 1 gate attraction. Eddie’s famous solo rushes brings the crowd to their feet.

En Français

Eddie a été surnommé le “Prince des Bouffons du Hockey”, car on ne s’ennuie pas quand il est sur la glace. Les partisans sont franchement divisés quand Eddie joue. Une des plus grandes attractions de la Ligue nationale. Ses montées en solo font bondir les spectateurs.

Details

1970-71 was a big year for Eddie Shack. He lasted just eleven games with the Los Angeles Kings to start the season. On November 25, 1970, he was traded, along with Dick Duff, to the Buffalo Sabres. The trade seemed to but a burr in his bonnet and he scored 25 goals in 56 games for Buffalo. Added to the two goals he scored to start the campaign with the Kings, his 27 goals were a career best.

Nine of those 25 goals came in three games, recording a trio of hat tricks for the Sabres. The first of the three was against the Kings and the second was versus another of Shack’s former teams, the Boston Bruins. The third was scored on the Pittsburgh Penguins, a team he would be traded to near the end of the following season, in exchange for Rene Robert.

Between 1958-59 and 1974-75, Eddie Shack appeared in 1,047 regular season and 74 playoff games in the National Hockey League with the New York Rangers, Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, Los Angeles Kings, Buffalo Sabres and Pittsburgh Penguins. Though he only scored six goals over the 74 playoff games, one was the Stanley Cup winner in game 5 of the 1962-63 final against the Detroit Red Wings. He scored on Terry Sawchuk with assists going to Kent Douglas and Bob Pulford.

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Eddie Shack NHL Career Stats

Regular Season

YearTeamGPGAPtsPIM
1958-59New York Rangers6771421109
1959-60New York Rangers6281018110
1960-61New York Rangers1212317
1960-61Toronto Maple Leafs5514142890
1961-62Toronto Maple Leafs447142162
1962-63Toronto Maple Leafs631692597
1963-64Toronto Maple Leafs64111021128
1964-65Toronto Maple Leafs67591468
1965-66Toronto Maple Leafs6326174388
1966-67Toronto Maple Leafs6311142558
1967-68Boston Bruins70231942107
1968-69Boston Bruins5011112274
1969-70Los Angeles Kings73221234115
1970-71Los Angeles Kings112248
1970-71Buffalo Sabres5625174293
1971-72Buffalo Sabres5511142534
1971-72Pittsburgh Penguins13591412
1972-73Pittsburgh Penguins7425204584
1973-74Toronto Maple Leafs59781574
1974-75Toronto Maple Leafs2621311
Totals10472392264651439

Playoffs

YearTeamGPGAPtsPIM
1958-59New York Rangers00000
1959-60New York Rangers00000
1960-61New York Rangers00000
1960-61Toronto Maple Leafs40002
1961-62Toronto Maple Leafs900018
1962-63Toronto Maple Leafs1021311
1963-64Toronto Maple Leafs1301125
1964-65Toronto Maple Leafs51018
1965-66Toronto Maple Leafs421333
1966-67Toronto Maple Leafs80008
1967-68Boston Bruins40116
1968-69Boston Bruins902223
1969-70Los Angeles Kings00000
1970-71Los Angeles Kings00000
1970-71Buffalo Sabres00000
1971-72Buffalo Sabres00000
1971-72Pittsburgh Penguins401115
1972-73Pittsburgh Penguins00000
1973-74Toronto Maple Leafs41012
1974-75Toronto Maple Leafs00000
Totals746713151

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