Ramsay made the team as a rookie in 1971, and in the 1974-75 campaign, he scored 64 Points, which began an eight-year run where he had at least 50 Points. In that span, he had a career-high 71 Points twice (1975-76 & 1977-78), with him going to the All-Star Game in the former and leading the NHL in Short-Handed Goals (5) in the latter.
Exhibiting strong defense, Ramsey was a contender annually for the Frank J. Selke Award when it began in 1977-78. Ramsey was either second or third in award voting in its first five years of existence, and he did win it in his last year, 1984-85.
Ramsay scored 672 Points, and his career +324 remains in the top twenty-five all-time. The Sabres selected him for their Hall of Fame in 1986.
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