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HOCKEY STATS
NHL

MIKE ROGERS

October 24, 1954  
Calgary, AB, CA

Center  
5'9"  
Entry drafts
VANCOUVER CANUCKS
STATS
MIKE ROGERS
PER SEASONSEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
1974-75WHA - EDM783548832-------
1975-76WHA - EDM4412152710-------
WHA - NE3618143210-1758132-
1976-77WHA - NE7825578210-51122-
1977-78WHA - NE8028437146-1456118-
1978-79WHA - NE8027457231-102682-
1979-80NHL - HAR80446110510-3-33--
1980-81NHL - HAR80406510532-------
1981-82NHL - NYR80386510343-91672-
1982-83NHL - NYR7129477628-1-----
1983-84NHL - NYR7823386145-1-----
1984-85NHL - NYR7826386424-3-444-
1985-86NHL - NYR91342-------
NHL - EDM81-1--------
AHL - NIG209152428-------
AHL - OIL3315284314-------
PER LEAGUESEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
NHL484202317519184-17113146-
AHL5324436742-------
WHA396145222367109-4613213414-
TRANSACTIONS
MIKE ROGERS
October 2, 1981

Mike Rogers is traded to the New York Rangers with 10th round draft pick in 1982 (#193: Simo Saarinen). In return, the Hartford Whalers acquired Chris Kotsopoulos, Gerry McDonald and Doug Sulliman.

December 20, 1985

Mike Rogers is traded to the Edmonton Oilers. In return, the New York Rangers acquired Larry Melnyk and Todd Strueby.