However, this is not what we do here and this ranking is based strictly on on-ice performance.
Nanne’s playing career saw him have runs at both at Right Wing and at Defense though it was all done wearing the green, gold and white of the North Stars. Nanne was mostly adept at penalty kill situations though he was a 20 Goal scorer in the 1971-72 season.
44. Lou Nanne
If this list were in regards to overall importance to the organization Lou Nanne would be in the top ten. Following his playing days he was the team’s coach for a brief time and the General Manager for a decade and it was his moves that built Minnesota into one of the more exciting teams of the 80’s, which featured a trip to the Stanley Cup.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Defence, Right Wing
- Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent 3/??/68.
- Departed: Retired in 1978.
- Games Played: 635
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Notable Statistics: 68 Goals
157 Assists
225 Points
356 PIM
.35 PPG
-106 Plus/Minus
21.2 Point Shares
32 Playoff Games
4 Goals
10 Assists
14 Points
9 PIM
.44 PPG
+1 Plus/Minus
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