Manson was chosen in the Sixth Round in 2011, and he made it to the parent club three years later. A traditional stay-at-home defender, Manson had an explosive (for him) offensive year with 30 Assists in 2017-18, and he was third in Plus/Minus and second in Defensive Point Shares that year. He did not have a chance to replicte that with the Ducks, who traded him to Colorado during their 2022 fire sale, but with the Avalanche, he won a Stanley Cup.
Manson had 113 Points in 453 Games with Anaheim.
21. Josh Manson
The son of former hockey pugilist, Dave Manson, Josh Manson may not be as tough as his father, but he was a decent player in his own right.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Defence
- Acquired: Selected in the 6th Round, 160th Overall in the NHL Draft 6/25/11.
- Departed: Traded to the Colorado Avalanche for Drew Helleson and a 2023 2nd Round Pick 3/14/22
- Games Played: 453
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Notable Statistics:
26 Goals
87 Assists
113 Points
431 PIM
0.25 PPG
+39 Plus/Minus
27.9 Point Shares
22 Playoff Games
0 Goals
3 Assists
3 Points
20 PIM
0.14 PPG
-3 Plus/Minus - Major Accolades and Awards: None
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