44. Doug Crossman
Doug Crossman played five seasons for the Philadelphia Flyers where he was often used on the power play. The Defenseman had better individual seasons before (with Chicago) and after (with the New York Islanders) but it was with Philadelphia where he was at his most consistent with 193 Points in 398 Games. Crossman helped the Flyers reach two Stanley Cup Finals (1985 & 1987) and in the latter he would score 18 Points that post season.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Defence
- Acquired: Traded from the Chicago Blackhawks with Chicago’s 1984 2nd Round Pick (which would be Scott Mellanby) for Behn Wilson 6/8/83.
- Departed: Traded to the Los Angeles Kings for Jay Wells 9/29/88.
- Games Played: 398
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Notable Statistics: 35 Goals
158 Assists
193 Points
255 PIM
.49 PPG
+64 Plus/Minus
30.4 Point Shares
60 Playoff Games
9 Goals
22 Assists
31 Points
81 PIM
.62 PPG
-15 Plus/Minus - Major Accolades and Awards: None.
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