49. Barry Gibbs
The best run of Barry Gibbs’ career was easily the five and a half seasons where he played for Minnesota. Gibbs was a bit of an undisciplined blueliner early in his North Stars tenure but he would put together two straight 30 Point seasons where he also reduced his costly penalties that had impeded him earlier in his career. For his efforts, he would be named an All Star in 1973.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Defence
- Acquired: Traded from the Boston Bruins with Tommy Williams for Minnesota’s 1969 1st Round Pick (which would be Don Tannahill) and Future Considerations (which would be Fred O’Donnell). 5/7/69.
- Departed: Traded to the Atlanta Flames with Dean Talafous and Dwight Bialowas 1/3/75.
- Games Played: 375
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Notable Statistics: 35 Goals
121 Assists
156 Points
600 PIM
.42 PPG
-34 Plus/Minus
29.0 Point Shares
30 Playoff Games
3 Goals
2 Assists
5 Points
4 PIM
.17 PPG
-7 Plus/Minus
- Major Accolades and Awards: All Star (1973)
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