In Memoriam Bob Nevin (NHL)

In Memoriam Robert Frank Nevin (March 18, 1938- September 21, 2020) was a Canadian professional ice hockey player, playing 18 seasons in the National Hockey League.

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Bob Nevin

Bob Nevin broke into the NHL during the 1957-1958 season. Nevin was called up from the Toronto Marlboros to play with the big club, the Toronto Maple Leafs, at the age of nineteen, on December 8, 1957, in a game against the New York Rangers. Nevin’s stay with the parent club was short-lived, playing in only four games and registering no stats. The following year Nevin was back with the Leafs but only appeared in two games. It wasn’t until 1960-1961 that Nevin made the jump to the NHL to stay.

Over the course of his eighteen-year career, Nevin was known as an exceptional two-way forward; he won two Stanley Cups while playing with the Maple Leafs, 1962 and 1963. Nevin finished second in voting to team-mate Dave Keon for the Calder Cup as the NHL’s top rookie, scoring 21 goals and 58 points.

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Forty-nine games into the 1963-1964 season, the Maple Leafs packaged Nevin, and team-mates Dick Duff, Bill Collins, Arnie Brown, and Rod Seiling exchange for the Rangers Andy Bathgate and Don McKenney. Nevin would play eight seasons with the Blue-shirts before being traded to Minnesota North Stars for Bobby Rousseau. He would play two seasons for the Stars before being traded to the Los Angeles Kings in 1973. The South Porcupine, Ontario native, would play for three years in L.A., establishing a career-high in points with 72 points, after the age of thirty-five; at the end of the 1975-1976 season, Nevin ended his NHL career; he played an additional 13 games in the WHA before hanging up the blades for good.

Bob Nevin

Right-Wing — shoots R
Born Mar 18, 1938 — South Porcupine, ONT
[82 yrs. ago]
Height 6.00 — Weight 190 [183 cm/86 kg]

Regular SeasonPlayoffs
SeasonTeamLgeGPGAPtsPIM+/-GPGAPtsPIM
1954-55Toronto MarlborosOHA30000 
1955-56Toronto MarlborosOHA483431650 
1956-57Rochester AmericansAHL10000 
1956-57Toronto MarlborosOHA5145297446 
1957-58Rochester AmericansAHL10222 
1957-58Toronto MarlborosOHA503239710 
1957-58Toronto Maple LeafsNHL40000 
1958-59Rochester AmericansAHL213366 
1958-59Chicoutimi SagueneensQHL351682412 
1958-59Toronto Maple LeafsNHL20002 
1959-60Rochester AmericansAHL7132427410 1264104
1960-61Toronto Maple LeafsNHL6821375813 51012
1961-62Toronto Maple LeafsNHL6915304510 122466
1962-63Toronto Maple LeafsNHL581221334 103032
1963-64Toronto Maple LeafsNHL497121926 
1963-64New York RangersNHL145499 
1964-65New York RangersNHL6416143028 
1965-66New York RangersNHL6929336210 
1966-67New York RangersNHL672024446 40332
1967-68New York RangersNHL7428305820 60334
1968-69New York RangersNHL7131255614 40220
1969-70New York RangersNHL681819378 61122
1970-71New York RangersNHL782125461017135380
1971-72Minnesota North StarsNHL721519346671120
1972-73Minnesota North StarsNHL66513180-11
1973-74Los Angeles KingsNHL7820305012751012
1974-75Los Angeles KingsNHL80314172193630000
1975-76Los Angeles KingsNHL77134255141092134
1976-77Edmonton OilersWHA133250 
WHA Totals133250
NHL Totals1128307419726211841618342

In memoriam, Bob Nevin passed away on September 21, 2020, at the age of 82.

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