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Neil Brady

Canadian ice hockey player (born 1968)


Summary

Canadian ice hockey player (born 1968)

FieldValue
played_forNew Jersey Devils
Ottawa Senators
Dallas Stars
positionCentre
shootsLeft
height_ft6
height_in2
weight_lb200
birth_date
birth_placeMontreal, Quebec, Canada
draft3rd overall
draft_year1986
draft_teamNew Jersey Devils
career_start1988
career_end2001

Ottawa Senators Dallas Stars ** Neil Patrick Brady** (born April 12, 1968) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player. He is best known for scoring the first goal in the history of the contemporary Ottawa Senators franchise on October 8, 1992.

Playing career

Brady enjoyed an exemplary junior hockey career in the WHL with the Medicine Hat Tigers. After scoring 81 points in 72 games and registering over 100 penalty minutes in 1985–86, Brady was chosen third overall by the New Jersey Devils in the 1986 NHL Entry Draft. He was returned to junior, then turned pro with the AHL's Utica Devils in 1988–89. He made his NHL debut on October 5, 1989.

After just 29 games in 3 seasons in which Brady struggled with his confidence, the Devils organization gave up on him, and he was traded to the expansion Ottawa Senators for future considerations on September 3, 1992. Brady found early success in Ottawa, scoring the first goal for the modern-day Ottawa Senators franchise in both the pre-season, against the Hartford Whalers and the regular season against Montreal goaltender Patrick Roy. He went on to score 7 goals and 17 assists for 24 points during the 1992–93 season. Though these numbers were the best of his NHL career, they were nowhere near the standards he set at the junior level.

Brady fell out of favour with the Senators organization, and was signed as a free agent by the Dallas Stars in December, 1993, though he was chiefly a farmhand for his new team. In total, Brady played in 89 NHL games, scoring 9 goals and 22 assists for 31 points and 95 penalty minutes. Brady spent the remainder of his career in the now-defunct International Hockey League. He retired in 2001 after the league folded.

Personal

  • Brady currently lives and works in Calgary, Alberta.

Career statistics

Regular seasonPlayoffsSeasonTeamLeagueGPGAPtsPIMGPGAPtsPIMNHL totals899223195AHL totals23177130207198904410IHL totals460751732487564110192976
1984–85Calgary Northstars AAAAMHL3725507575
1984–85Medicine Hat TigersWHL30002
1985–86Medicine Hat TigersWHL72216081104219112023
1986–87Medicine Hat TigersWHL571964831261814525
1987–88Medicine Hat TigersWHL611635511101503319
1988–89Utica DevilsAHL751621375640330
1989–90Utica DevilsAHL3810132321501110
1989–90New Jersey DevilsNHL1914513
1990–91Utica DevilsAHL7733639691
1990–91New Jersey DevilsNHL30000
1991–92Utica DevilsAHL3312304228
1991–92New Jersey DevilsNHL71014
1992–93New Haven SenatorsAHL86392
1992–93Ottawa SenatorsNHL557172457
1993–94Kalamazoo WingsIHL43101626188511210
1993–94Dallas StarsNHL501121
1994–95Kalamazoo WingsIHL70134558140155141922
1995–96Michigan K-WingsIHL61142034127101458
1996–97Michigan K-WingsIHL761320336241010
1997–98Houston AerosIHL659263556420234
1998–99Manitoba MooseIHL131568
1999–2000Utah GrizzliesIHL8214365012930002
2000–01Utah GrizzliesIHL2604434
2000–01Chicago WolvesIHL2411212

References

References

  1. "2007-2008 New Jersey Devils Media Guild.".
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