27. Chris Therien
Spending all but 11 of his 764 NHL Games with the Philadelphia Flyers, Chris Therien had a very good career, utilizing his imposing 6'5”, 235 lb frame to push opposing attackers around and stifle offensive rushes. He was not a scorer, but he was usually on the first line of the defensive corps for Philly, providing a balance on the ice that he did brilliantly.
Therien may never have been an All-Star, making him the highest-ranked Flyer to not suit up in the mid-season spectacle, but his long tenure (He is fifth all-time in Games Played for the Flyers) and his overall consistency earned him this rank.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Defence
- Acquired: Drafted in the 3rd Round, 47th Overall in the Amateur Draft 6/16/90.
- Departed: Traded to the Dallas Stars for the previously acquired 2004 8th Round Pick from Phoenix (which would be Martin Houle) and Dallas’ 2005 3rd Round Pick (which was later traded to Tampa Bay who selected Chris Lawrence) 3/8/04.
- Games Played: 753
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Notable Statistics: 29 Goals
130 Assists
159 Points
583 PIM
.21 PPG
+126 Plus/Minus
46.0 Point Shares
99 Playoff Games
2 Goals
10 Assists
12 Points
68 PIM
.21 PPG
-1 Plus/Minus
- Major Accolades and Awards: First Team All-Rookie (1995)
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