| Dan Dorion |
| Daniel Dorion Center Left-Handed Shot Height: 5' 9", Weight: 180 pounds Born: 3.2.63 Astoria, New York |
| How he arrived: Via Entry Draft How he left: Traded to the Boston Bruins for Jean-Marc Lanthier, 12.9.88 |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise Stats in bold signifies team leader. |
Dorion had size against him, but he was a big time scorer when he played at Western Michigan. He was a two-time Hobey
Baker finalist (junior and senior year) and still holds a lot of the Broncos' records to this day.
After his senior year, he joined the Devils for a few games and made a decent impression. He finished that season with the
Maine Mariners for their playoff run.
He largely played with the Mariners and the Utica Devils in all his North American career, and yes, that includes the trade to the
Bruins. (The Mariners were the Bruins' top farm team at that time.)
After the 88-89 season, he decided to give Europe a try. He would play one season in Italy, kicking all kinds of ass with HC
Fassa that year, scoring 69 points in 29 games.
He took the following season off before moving to the British League. His first season in the league with the Nottingham
Panthers, he was named MVP after scoring 129 points. He would bounce around the league with a lot of success until 1995,
when the team he was on then folded. He chose to retire at that point.
Baker finalist (junior and senior year) and still holds a lot of the Broncos' records to this day.
After his senior year, he joined the Devils for a few games and made a decent impression. He finished that season with the
Maine Mariners for their playoff run.
He largely played with the Mariners and the Utica Devils in all his North American career, and yes, that includes the trade to the
Bruins. (The Mariners were the Bruins' top farm team at that time.)
After the 88-89 season, he decided to give Europe a try. He would play one season in Italy, kicking all kinds of ass with HC
Fassa that year, scoring 69 points in 29 games.
He took the following season off before moving to the British League. His first season in the league with the Nottingham
Panthers, he was named MVP after scoring 129 points. He would bounce around the league with a lot of success until 1995,
when the team he was on then folded. He chose to retire at that point.
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| Entry Draft: 1982 Twelfth Round Pick (232nd overall) by the New Jersey Devils |
