Stanley Cup Champion

Marty Barry

Marty Barry’s Career

NHL: 1927-28; 1929-40; 12 seasons, 10 quality[1. By modern PPG standards)]
Totals:
- 195G (11th All Time at his retirement),
- 192A (4th) for
- 387P (6th) in
- 509 games (22nd);
- 57.6 PS (15th)
At his retirement, Barry was 10th All Time in GPG, 4th in APG and 8th in PPG[2. Minimum 300 games]
At his retirement, Barry was 8th All Time in Offensive Point Shares
Era: Barry is 3rd in Goals and OPS, 2nd in GPG, Points and PPG, 1st in Assists and APG, 5th in PS and 12th in Games[3. Of the 14 players to play in at least 500 games between 1927 and 1940]
82-game average: 31G, 31A for 62P
3-year peak (1934-37): 44 game average of 18G, 20A for 38P
Playoffs: 15G, 18A for 33P in 43 games
Adjusted:
- Hockey-Reference:
  - 339G, 445A for 784P
  - Adjusted 82-game average: 55G, 72A for 126P
  - Per Game:
- VsX:
Traded once, left unprotected once.

Charles Syl Apps

Career

NHL: 1936-43, 1945-48; 11 seasons, all quality
201G (13th All Time at his retirement), 231A (10th) for 432P (9th) in 423 games; 52.5 PS
At his retirement, Apps was 6th All Time in GPG, 7th in APG and 2nd in PPG, minimum 300 games
At his retirement, Apps was 15th All Time in Offensive Point Shares
Era: Apps is 2nd in Goals, APG, PPG and OPS, 1st in GPG, 5th in Assists and PS, 3rd in Points and 19th in Games[1. This despite missing two seasons due to WWII][2. Of the 23 players to play in at least 400 games between 1936 and 1948]
82-game average: 40G, 45A for 84P
3-year peak (1940-43): 48-game average of 28G, 29A for 56P
Playoffs: 25G, 29A for 54P in 69 games[3. Apps briefly held the career record for playoff assists and points in 1942]
Adjusted: 274G, 390A for 664P
Adjusted 82-game average: 53G, 76A for 129P
If the qualifier is set to 300 games, Apps is 15th All Time in Adjusted PPG
Never traded.

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Samuel Rusty Crawford

Career

NHL: 1917-19; 2 seasons, 1 quality[1. By modern standards of PPG]
10G, 8A for 18P in 38 games; 0.1 PS
When Crawford left the NHL,[2. To play in a senior league] he was tied for the league lead in Games Played but was 20th in Goals, 14th in Assists and 20th in Points
When he left the NHL, Crawford was 25th in GPG, 20th in APG and 24th in PPG
Playoffs: 2G, 1A for 3P in 2 games
Adjusted: 15G, 45A for 60P
Traded once within the NHL, and transferred once, willingly left the NHL, traded and otherwise transferred multiple times outside of the NHL.

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Ken Randall

Career

NHL: 1917-27; 10 seasons, 7 quality[1. By modern standards of PPG]
68G (19th All Time at his retirement), 50A (7th) for 118P (15th) in 218 games (8th); 30 PS (9th)
At his retirement, Randall was 24th All Time in Offensive Point Shares and 6th in Defensive Point Shares
At his retirement, Randall was 17th All Time in APG
82-game average: 25G, 19A for 44P; 11.3 PS
3-year peak (1923-26): 30-game average of 7G, 6A for 13P; 4.6 PS
NHL Playoffs: 2G, 1A for 3P in 6 games
Adjusted: 99G, 255A for 354P
Adjusted 82-game average: 37G, 96A for 133P
Traded once in his NHL prime, waived at the end of his career.

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Bill Carson

Career

NHL: 1926-30; 4 seasons, 2 quality[1. By modern PPG standards]
54G, 24A for 78P in 159 games
82-game average of 28G, 12A for 40P
3-year peak (1926-29): 44-game average of 19G, 8A for 26P
Playoffs: 3G for 3P in 11 games
Adjusted: 107G, 148A for 255P
Adjusted 82-game average: 55G, 76A for 132P
Traded once in his prime, traded out of the NHL.

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Billy Boucher

Career

NHL: 1921-28; 7 seasons, 4 quality[1. By modern standards of PPG]
93G (13th All Time at his retirement), 38A (18th) for 131P (14th) in 213 games (12th); 21.8 PS (22nd)
At his retirement, Boucher was 24th All Time in GPG and 25th in PPG
At his retirement, Boucher was 15th All Time in Offensive Point Shares
Era: Boucher is 2nd in Goals, GPG, Points and PPG, 7th in Assists and APG, 3rd in OPS, 5th in PS and 6th in Games[2. Among the 8 players to play in a least 200 games between 1921 and 1928]
82-game average: 36G, 15A for 51P
3-year peak (1922-25): 24-game average of 18G, 8A for 26P
NHL Playoffs: 3G for 3P in 14 games
Adjusted: 159G, 208A for 367P
Adjusted 82-game average: 61G, 80A for 141P
If the qualifier is 82 games, Boucher is 24th All Time in Adjusted PPG
Traded twice at the end of his career.

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Charlie Conacher

Career

NHL: 1929-1941; 12 seasons, 10 quality
Totals:
- 225G (6th All Time at his retirement),
- 173A (15th) for
- 398P (6th) in
- 459 games;
- 66.6 PS (10th)
At his retirement, Conacher was 3rd in GPG, 7th in APG and 2nd in PPG[1. Minimum 300 games]
At his retirement, Conacher was 5th All Time in Offensive Point Shares
Era: Conacher is 1st in Goals, GPG, Points, PPG and OPS, 6th in Assists, 3rd in APG and PS, and 16th in Games[2. Of the 37 players to play in 400 games between 1929 and 1941]
82-game average: 40G, 31A for 71P
3-year peak (1933-36): 48-game average of 33G, 20A for 53P
Playoffs: 17G, 18A for 35P in 49 games
Conacher briefly shared the record for career playoff goals at the end of the 1939-40 season
Conacher held the record for career playoff APG from 1939 until the 1944 playoffs
Adjusted: 393G, 399A for 792P
Adjusted 82-game average: 70G, 71A for 141P
If the qualifier is set at 300 games, Conacher is 10th All Time in Adjusted PPG
Traded twice at the end of his career.

Robert Nels Stewart

Nels Stewart’s Career

NHL: 1925-1940; 15 seasons, 13 quality[1. By modern PPG standards]
Totals:
- 324G (1st All Time at his retirement),
- 191A (5th) for
- 515P (1st) in
- 650 games (3rd);
- 96.9 PS (3rd)
- Stewart was the NHL career goals leader from the 1936-37 season until 1952
- Stewart was the NHL career points leader from the 1938-39 season until the 1944-45 season
- At his retirement, Stewart was 2nd All Time in Offensive Point Shares
Per Game:
- Stewart is 20th All time in GPG;
- At his retirement, Stewart was
  - 4th All Time in GPG
  - 1st All Time in PPG (but he was the only qualifying player…)
  - Stewart doesn’t qualify for the APG leader-board, however if the qualifier is set to 500 games played, Stewart waas 10th All Time at his retirement
- Stewart was the NHL career PPG leader from the 1938-39 season (the first time anyone qualifies for the HR leader boards) to the 1945-46 season
Era: Of the 21 players to play in at least 500 games between 1925 and 1950Stewart is
- 1st in Goals, GPG, Points, PPG, OPS, PS and Games,
- 4th in Assists, and
- 8th in APG
82-game average: 41G, 24A for 65P
3-year peak (1929-32): 44 game average of 30G, 14A for 45P
Playoffs:
- 9G (t-24th All Time at his retirement)
- 12A fo (t-11th)
- 21P (t-19th) in
- 50 games (12th)
Adjusted:
- Hockey Reference:
  - 587G (22nd All Time), 583A for 1170P
  - Adjusted 82-game average: an absurd 74G, 74A for 148P
  - Per Game:
    - 4th All Time in Adjusted GPG
    - 1st All Time in Adjusted PPG
    - (Doesn’t qualify for APG)
- VsX:
  - 592G
  - 568A
  - 1,106P
  - Per Game:
    - 6th All Time in VsX Adjusted GPG
    - 7th All Time in VsX Adjusted APG
Trades:
- Traded at 29 for cash
- Traded at 30 with Joe Jerwa (29) for cash but traded back at 31 when the agreement fell through
- Traded at 31 for cash

Aurele Joliat

Aurele Joliat’s Career

NHL: 1922-1938; 16 seasons, 12 quality (by modern standards of PPG)
Totals:
- 270G (3rd All Time at his retirement),
- 190A (4th) for
- 460P (3rd) in
- 655 games (1st);
- 87.6 PS (5th)
Per Game:
- Few players qualified for the PG leaderboards when Joliat retired. (He was 7th of 7 qualifying players in GPG at his retirement and didn’t qualify for the other two.) However, if the qualifier is set at 300 Games Played instead, at his retirement, Joliat was
  - 9th in GPG,
  - 22nd in APG and
  - 11th in PPG
- If the qualifier is raised to 500 games, he was
  - 3rd in GPG
  - 5th in APG and
  - 4th in PPG
Joliat held the record for career games played from the 1936-37 season until the 1939-40 season
At his retirement, Joliat was 3rd All Time in Offensive Point Shares
Era: Of the 16 players to play in at least 500 games between 1922 and 1938, Joliat is
- 3rd in Goals, GPG, Points and OPS,
- 4th in Assists, PPG and PS,
- 5th in APG and
- 1st in Games
82-game average: 34G, 24A for 57P
3-year peak (1922-25): 30-game average of 23G, 10A for 34P
Playoffs: 9G, 13A for 22P in 25 games
Adjusted:
- Hockey-Reference:
  - 489G, 694A for 1183P
  - Adjusted 82-game average: 61G, 87A for 148P
  - Joliat is 7th All Time in GPG but does not qualify for APG or PPG
    - However, if the qualifier is set at 82 games, Joliat is 21st All Time in Adjusted PPG and if the qualifier is raised to300 games, he is 8th All Time; when it is raised to 500 games he is 3rd All Time
- VsX:
  - 406G, 508A for 830P [Numbers are adjusted separately)
  - 82-game average*: 51G, 64A for 104P
  - Per Game: Crazy as it may seem, Joliat is not in the Top 25 of any PG leader-board
Traded into the NHL.

Bill Cook

Bill Cook’s Career

1926-1937; 11 seasons, 9 quality (by modern PPG standards)
Totals:
- 229G (5th All Time at his retirement),
- 138A (12th) for
- 367P (5th) in
- 474 games (19th);
- 72.5 PS (7th)
At his retirement, Cook was 5th All Time in GPG, 15th in APG and 9th in PPG
At his retirement, Cook was 4th in OPS
Era: For players to play at least 300 games between 1926 and 1937 Cook is
- 2nd in Goals,
- 3rd in GPG,
- 11th in Assists,
- 15th in APG,
- 4th in Points,
- 8th in PPG,
- 3rd in Offensive Point Shares,
- 5th in Point Shares and
- 11th in Games
82-game average: 40G, 24A for 63P
3-year peak (1929-32): 44-game average of 30G, 18A for 49P
Playoffs: 13G, 11A for 24P in 46 games
Adjusted:
- Hockey-Reference:
  - 422G, 450A for 872P
  - Adjusted 82-game average: 73G, 78A for 151P
  - Per Game:
    - Cook is 5th All Time in Adjusted GPG
    - Cook doesn’t meet the qualifiers for APG or PPG but if the qualifier is set to 82-games, Cook is 18th All Time in Adjusted PPG (If the qualifier is raised to 300 he is 6th All Time)
VsX:
- Goals: 452
- Assists: Doesn’t qualify (855-452=403)
- Points: 855
- Per Game:
  - 4th All Time in GPG
  - Doesn’t qualify for APG
  - 3rd All Time in PPG
Traded into the NHL for money.