



When their nascent enterprise was not even a decade old, the founding fathers of the NHL made the bold decision to expand south of the border. The Boston Bruins became the first team outside of Canada to join the League, in 1924, to be soon followed by others.
To more than a few observers, it was a move no less risky than being a goaltender without a mask, a truth acknowledged by Frank Boucher, a star forward for the Rangers who would help them capture their first two Stanley Cup championships, in 1928 and 1933.
Read more about Eddie Shore in his 100 Greatest Players bio.
No contract data available.
Traded to NY Americans by Boston for Ed Wiseman and $5,000.
Traded to NY Americans by Boston for Ed Wiseman and $5,000.
Traded to Boston by Edmonton (WHL) for cash.
Traded to Boston by Edmonton (WHL) for cash.
Traded to Edmonton (WHL) by Portland (WHL) with Art Gagne for Joe McCormick and Bob Trapp.
Traded to Edmonton (WHL) by Portland (WHL) with Art Gagne for Joe McCormick and Bob Trapp.
Signed as a free agent by Regina (WCHL).
Signed as a free agent by Regina (WCHL).
Loading game log...