Son : Dylan Nolan
Nolan scored 42 goals and 73 points in his 2nd NHL season after being drafted 1st overall in 1990. The big power forward went on to play 5 All-Star games and win gold at the Olympics and World Championship. He retired from the NHL in 2010 with 422 goals and 463 assists.
DATE | STATUS | FROM | TO | SOURCE |
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02/04/2012 | ||||
02/04/2012 | Confirmed | No team | Retired | |
09/26/2011 | ||||
09/26/2011 | Confirmed | Vancouver Canucks | Unknown | |
08/04/2011 | ||||
08/04/2011 | Confirmed | ZSC Lions | Vancouver Canucks | |
11/21/2010 | ||||
11/21/2010 | Extension | ZSC Lions | ZSC Lions | |
10/21/2010 | ||||
10/21/2010 | Confirmed | Minnesota Wild | ZSC Lions |
Drafted 1988, 2 #26 overall by Cornwall Royals in the OHL Priority Selection
Cult/Star player for Minnesota Wild
Cult/Star player for Québec Nordiques
Cult/Star player for San Jose Sharks
Cult/Star player for Thunder Bay Hornets
Cult/Star player for ZSC Lions
Career transactions
- 2012-02-04 • Announced his retirement
- 2010-10-21 • Signed by ZSC
- 2008-07-06 • Signed by the Minnesota Wild
- 2007-07-02 • Signed by the Calgary Flames
- 2006-08-16 • Signed by the Phoenix Coyotes
- 2003-03-05 • Traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs for Alyn McCauley, Brad Boyes & a 2003 1st round pick (traded to Boston; Mark Stuart)
- 1995-10-26 • Traded to the San Jose Sharks for Sandis Ozolinsh
- 1995-06-21 • Rights transferred to the Colorado Avalanche after the Quebec Nordiques franchise relocated
Other memorable dates
- 2009-03-09 • Scored his 400th career NHL goal