Over two different runs with the North Stars Giles played 760 Games making him one of the most tenured players in franchise history. He was not a scorer, but did have 217 Points over his Minnesota runs. He would finish 9th in Defensive Point Shares in the 1981-82 Season.
30. Curt Giles
There was nothing flashy about the game of Curt Giles but NHL teams need players who are defensive stalwarts, which was a role that he played very well.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Defence
- Acquired: Selected in the 4th Round, 54th Overall in the Amateur Draft 6/15/78.
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Departed: Traded to the New York Rangers with Tony McKegney and Minnesota’s 1988 2nd Round Pick (which would be Troy Mallette) for Bob Brooke and Minnesota’s previously acquired for the 1988 4th Round (which would be Jeffrey Stolp) 11/13/86.
Acquired (2): Traded from the New York Rangers for Byron Lomow and Future Considerations 2/20/87.
Departed (2): Signed as a Free Agent by the St. Louis Blues 2/29/92.
- Games Played: 760
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Notable Statistics: 40 Goals
177 Assists
217 Points
625 PIM
.29 PPG
+32 Plus/Minus
45.1 Point Shares
92 Playoff Games
5 Goals
15 Assists
20 Points
110 PIM
.22 PPG
-13 Plus/Minus
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