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HOCKEY STATS
NHL

BART CRASHLEY

June 15, 1946
Toronto, ON, CA

Defenseman  
6'0"  
Entry drafts
None
STATS
BART CRASHLEY
PER SEASONSEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
1962-63OHL - RED------------
1963-64AHL - HOR1-----------
OHL - RED4651924--------
1964-65OHL - RED56113546--------
1965-66NHL - DET1-----------
OHL - RED468313955-------
1966-67NHL - DET2---2-------
AHL - HOR164268-------
1967-68NHL - DET572141618-------
1968-69NHL - DET1-----------
1969-70AHL - VOY4549134-7-----
1972-73WHA - LA7018274510-6-222-
1973-74WHA - LA784263016-------
1974-75NHL - 2736910-------
NHL - DET482151714-------
1975-76NHL - LA4-116-------
1976-77AHL - IND1823510-------
1977-78AHL - DUS604172118-------
PER LEAGUESEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
NHL1407364350-------
AHL14014314540-7-----
OHL148248510955-------
WHA14822537526-6-222-
TRANSACTIONS
BART CRASHLEY
June 1, 1969

Bart Crashley is traded to the Montreal Canadiens with Pete Mahovlich. In return, the Detroit Red Wings acquired Garry Monahan and Doug Piper.

September 13, 1974

Bart Crashley is traded to the Kansas City Scouts. In return, the New York Islanders acquired Bob Bourne.

December 14, 1974

Bart Crashley is traded to the Detroit Red Wings with Larry Giroux and Ted Snell.

June 23, 1975

Bart Crashley is traded to the Los Angeles Kings with Marcel Dionne. In return, the Detroit Red Wings acquired Terry Harper, Dan Maloney and 2nd round draft pick in 1976 (#21: Steve Clippingdale).

NHL trades