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John Chayka interview
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HOCKEY STATS
NHL

RAY ALLISON

March 4, 1959  
Cranbrook, BC, CA

Right wing  
5'10"  
Entry drafts
HARTFORD WHALERS
STATS
RAY ALLISON
PER SEASONSEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
1978-79WHL - WHE626093153191-2218193728-
WJC-20 - CA5-554-------
1979-80NHL - HAR6416122813-32-11--
AHL - IND13691518-------
1980-81NHL - HAR61-1--1------
AHL - WHA7431397081-2-11--
1981-82NHL - PHI51173754104+1332-22-
AHL - MAR2615132875-------
1982-83NHL - PHI6721305157+303-1112-
1983-84NHL - PHI378132147+113-114-
1984-85NHL - PHI111122+31---2-
AHL - BEA4917223961-------
1985-86AHL - BEA77324678131-18461028-
1986-87NHL - PHI2-----2------
AHL - BEA7829558457-531412-
1987-88AHL - BEA------9291117-
1988-89AHL - BEA156111718-1247116-
1989-90AHL - BEA7025305566-------
PER LEAGUESEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
NHL2386493157223+511223520-
AHL402161225386507-4613243763-
WHL626093153191-2218193728-
WJC-205-554-------
TRANSACTIONS
RAY ALLISON
July 3, 1981

Ray Allison is traded to the Philadelphia Flyers with Fred Arthur, Don Gillen, 1st round draft pick in 1982 (#4: Ron Sutter) and 3rd round draft pick in 1982 (#46: Miroslav Dvorak). In return, the Hartford Whalers acquired Rick MacLeish, Blake Wesley, 1st round draft pick in 1982 (#14: Paul Lawless), 2nd round draft pick in 1982 (#35: Mark Paterson) and 3rd round draft pick in 1982 (#56: Kevin Dineen).