162. Jim Pappin
Jim Pappin would win two Stanley Cups (1964 & 1967) with the Toronto Maple Leafs and he really broke out in the 1967 playoffs where he led all skaters in Goals (7) and Points (15) and netted the winning goal in Game 6. A trade to the Chicago Blackhawks would gain Pappin more playing time and he would go on to represent them in three All-Star Games. He would have 70 Points in his first season in Chicago and in 1972/73 he would have a career high 92 Points, which landed him tenth overall. Pappin scored 573 Points over his 767 Game career in the National Hockey League.
The Bullet Points
- Country of Origin: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
- Eligible Since: Sunday, 01 January 1978
- Position: Right Wing
- Games Played: 767
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Notable Statistics:
278 Goals
295 Assists
574 Points
+104 Plus/Minus
667 PIM
N/A Blocked Shots*
N/A Hits*
N/A Takeaways*
N/A Giveaways*
53.8 Point Shares92 Playoff Games 33 Goals
34 Assists
67 Points
+7 Plus/Minus
103 PIM
N/A Blocked Shots*
N/A Hits*
N/A Takeaways*
N/A Giveaways**These stats were first implemented in the 2007/08 Season.
- Played For: California Golden Seals, Chicago Blackhawks, Cleveland Barons, Toronto Maple Leafs
- Non-NHL Teams: Toronto Marlboros (OHA)
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Major Accolades and Awards:
Stanley Cup Rings (2) (Toronto Maple Leafs 1964 & 1967)
All-Star (5) (1964, 1968, 1973, 1974 & 1975)
Most Game-Winning Goals (1) (1967)
- Notable Top Ten Finishes: Top Ten Hart Trophy Finishes: 5th in 1943-44 Top Ten Lady Byng Trophy Finishes: 4th in 1943-44 1 Top Ten Goals Finish 1 Top Ten Points Finish 3 Top Ten Even Strength Goals Finishes 1 Top Ten Power Play Goals Finish 1 Top Ten Short-Handed Goals Finish 3 Top Ten Game-Winning Goals Finishes 7 Top Ten Shooting Percentage Finishes 1 Top Ten Offensive Point Shares Finish
- Rankings: 57. Shooting Percentage: 17.1
Should Jim Pappin be in the Hall of Fame?
Definitely put him in! - 66.7%
Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 0%
Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 0%
No opinion. - 0%
No way! - 33.3%
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