Kent Hughes
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HOCKEY STATS
NHL

CHRIS EVANS

September 14, 1946
Toronto, ON, CA

Defenseman  
5'9"  
Entry drafts
None
STATS
CHRIS EVANS
PER SEASONSEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
1969-70NHL - TOR2-----------
1971-72NHL - BUF616182498-------
NHL - STL2-----71-14-
AHL - SWO5-552-------
1972-73NHL - STL779122131-5-114-
1973-74NHL - DET23-222-------
NHL - STL5447118-------
1974-75NHL - 2-222-------
NHL - STL20-112-------
1975-76WHA - CGY753202350-1055104-
1976-77WHA - CGY817273460-------
1977-78WHA - QUE36-2222-------
WHA - BIR121234-------
PER LEAGUESEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
NHL241194261143-121128-
AHL5-552-------
WHA204115162136-1055104-
AWARDS
CHRIS EVANS
1966-67OHLMemorial cup   
NHL TROPHIES
TRANSACTIONS
CHRIS EVANS
March 5, 1972

Chris Evans is traded to the St-Louis Blues. In return, the Buffalo Sabres acquired George Morrison and 2nd round draft pick in 1972 (#25: Larry Carriere).

September 5, 1972

Chris Evans is traded to the St-Louis Blues. In return, the Buffalo Sabres acquired George Morrison and 2nd round draft pick in 1973 (#25: Larry Carriere).

February 14, 1974

Chris Evans is traded to the Detroit Red Wings with Jean Hamel and Bryan Watson. In return, the St-Louis Blues acquired Garnet Bailey, Bill Collins and Ted Harris.

October 29, 1974

Chris Evans is traded to the St-Louis Blues with 4th round draft pick in 1976 (#56: Mike Liut).