89. Cecil Dillon

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A three-time postseason NHL All-Star from the 1930s, Cecil Dillon is a forgotten star from the era. The first-ever Ohio-born player in the NHL helped the New York Rangers win the Stanley Cup in 1933 and led the playoffs in scoring. Dillon would also finish in the top five in Lady Byng balloting three times.

The Bullet Points

Country of Origin: Toledo, Ohio, U.S.A.
Eligible Since: Monday, 01 January 1945
Position: Right Wing
Games Played: 453
Notable Statistics:
167 Goals
141 Assists
298 Points
N/A Plus/Minus**
112 PIM
N/A Blocked Shots*
N/A Hits*
N/A Takeaways*
N/A Giveaways*
43.6 Point Shares

43 Playoff Games
14 Goals
9 Assists
23 Points
N/A Plus/Minus**
14 PIM
N/A Blocked Shots*
N/A Hits*
N/A Takeaways*
N/A Giveaways*

*These stats were first implemented in the 2007/08 Season.
**Plus/Minus was a stat in the 1959/60 Season.
Played For: Detroit Red Wings, New York Rangers
Major Accolades and Awards:
Stanley Cup Rings (1) (New York Rangers, 1933)
First Team All-Star (1) (1938)
Second Team All-Star (2) (1936 & 1937)
Most Short-Handed Goals (1) (1934-35)
Notable Top Ten Finishes: Top Ten Lady Byng Finishes:
5th in 1934-35, 3rd in 1935-36 & 3rd in 1937-38.
6 Top Ten Goals Finishes
1 Top Ten Assist Finish
2 Top Ten Points Finishes
1 Top Ten Even Strength Goals Finish
6 Top Ten Power Play Goals Finishes
4 Top Ten Short-Handed Goals Finishes
4 Top Ten Game-Winning Goals Finishes
4 Top Ten Offensive Point Shares Finishes
Rankings: None.