Hockey Hall of Famer
Darryl Sittler is a Hockey Hall of Famer, former Toronto Maple Leafs captain and one of the most celebrated players in franchise history. Known for his scoring ability, toughness and leadership, Sittler remains closely identified with the Maple Leafs and Canadian hockey.
Selected eighth overall by Toronto in the 1970 NHL Draft, Sittler spent more than 11 seasons with the Maple Leafs. On February 7, 1976, he recorded six goals and four assists against the Boston Bruins, establishing an NHL record of 10 points in a single game that still stands. Later that year, he scored the overtime winner for Canada in the inaugural Canada Cup championship game.
Sittler finished his 15-season NHL career with 484 goals and 1,121 points while playing for Toronto, Philadelphia and Detroit. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1989, and the Maple Leafs later retired his No. 27. Since his playing career, he has represented the organization through alumni, community and charitable initiatives.
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Teams: Toronto Maple Leafs, Philadelphia Flyers, Detroit Red Wings