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Tom Martin Facts

Date of Birth
May 11, 1964
Age
62
Place of Birth
Victoria, BC, CAN
Nation
Canada
Youth Team
-
Position
LW
Height
188 cm / 6'2"
Weight
88 kg / 194 lbs
Shoots
L
Status
Retired
Highlights
AHL Calder Cup Champion
1
AHL First All-Star Team
1

Tom Martin Statistics

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STeamLeagueGPGATPPIM+/-POSTGPGATPPIM+/-
79-80undefined flagVictoria KingsMidget------
80-81undefined flagKelowna BuckaroosBCJHL43173451143-
81-82undefined flagKelowna BuckaroosBCJHL43323466194-
82-83undefined flagUniv. of DenverNCAA3781826128-
83-84undefined flagVictoria CougarsWHL60304575261-
undefined flagSherbrooke JetsAHL500016-
84-85undefined flagWinnipeg JetsNHL8101421Playoffs30002-
undefined flagSherbrooke CanadiensAHL5841519212-Playoffs1211272-
85-86undefined flagWinnipeg JetsNHL500000
undefined flagSherbrooke CanadiensAHL69111829227-
86-87undefined flagWinnipeg JetsNHL11101491
undefined flagAdirondack Red WingsAHL18561157-
87-88undefined flagHartford WhalersNHL512314-1
undefined flagBinghamton Whalers"C"AHL71286189344-Playoffs300018-
88-89undefined flagMinnesota North StarsNHL411241
undefined flagHartford WhalersNHL3876131138Playoffs100040
89-90undefined flagHartford WhalersNHL21123370
undefined flagBinghamton WhalersAHL2441014113-
90-91undefined flagNew Haven NighthawksAHL221171888-
91-92undefined flagDuisburger SVGermany27381132-

Tom Martin Tournament Statistics

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Tom Martin Career Totals

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LeagueYearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-YearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-
undefined flagAHL 7267631171800.671057-2151120.1390-
undefined flagBCJHL (BCHL)28649681171.36337-0
undefined flagGermany2 1738111.5732-0
undefined flagMidget 1-------0
undefined flagNCAA 137818260.70128-0
undefined flagNHL 6921211230.2525910240000.0060
undefined flagWHL 1603045751.25261-0
* Some data is missing to provide a correct summary.

Tom Martin Hockey Connections

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Tom Martin Career Highlights

SeasonAwards by Season
1984-1985
1987-1988

Tom Martin Biography and Trivia

Cult/Star player for Victoria Kings

Involved in one of the most bizarre trades in hockey history, when on January 19, 1983 his rights were traded by the Seattle Breakers (who listed him on their reserve list) to his hometown Victoria Cougars - whom he expressed interest to only play junior hockey for his hometown team and leave university in the U.S., for a used team bus the Cougars had purchased from the defunct Spokane Flyers franchise. The bus was sitting in storage in the U.S. as the Cougars were not willing to pay taxes and fees required to bring the bus across the border to Canada. For the remainder of his hockey career, this earned him the nickname "Bussey".