Kirill Marchenko
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HOCKEY STATS
NHL

DON MURDOCH

October 25, 1956  
Cranbrook, BC, CA

Right wing  
5'11"  
Entry drafts
NEW YORK RANGERS
CINCINNATI STINGERS
STATS
DON MURDOCH
PER SEASONSEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
1976-77NHL - NYR5932245647-------
1977-78NHL - NYR6627285541-31344-
1978-79NHL - NYR401521366-18751212-
1979-80NHL - NYR5623194216-------
NHL - EDM105274-32-2--
1980-81NHL - EDM401091918-------
1981-82NHL - DET499132223-------
AHL - RED2411132424-45-514-
1982-83AHL - RED3510122219-------
1983-84AHL - RED5926204619-------
1984-85IHL - LUM321813314-1663926-
1985-86IHL - GOA371523388-------
IHL - LUM12448--------
IHL - CHE114374-------
PER LEAGUESEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
NHL320121116237155-241081816-
AHL11847459262-45-514-
IHL9241438416-1663926-
TRANSACTIONS
DON MURDOCH
March 11, 1980

Don Murdoch is traded to the Edmonton Oilers. In return, the New York Rangers acquired Cam Connor and 3rd round draft pick in 1981 (#50: Peter Sundstrom).

August 21, 1981

Don Murdoch is traded to the Minnesota North Stars. In return, the Edmonton Oilers acquired Don Jackson and 3rd round draft pick in 1982 (#59: Wally Chapman).

August 21, 1981

Don Murdoch is traded to the Detroit Red Wings with Greg Smith and 1st round draft pick in 1982 (#17: Murray Craven). In return, the Minnesota North Stars acquired 1st round draft pick in 1982 (#2: Brian Bellows).