| Gary McAdam |
| Gary F. McAdam Right Wing Left-Handed Shot Height: 5' 11", Weight: 175 pounds Born: 12.31.55 Smiths Falls, Ontario |
| How he arrived: Signed as a free agent from the Buffalo Sabres, 8.4.83 How he left: Claimed off waivers by the Washington Capitals, 11.17.83 How he returned: Traded by the Washington Capitals for cash, 1.18.84 How he left again: Signed as a free agent with the Toronto Maple Leafs, 7.31.85 |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise Stats in bold signifies team leader. |
Fast and skilled with his hands, McAdam had developed into a capable two-way player in his career. He had eventually been
given the journeyman label after leaving the Pittsburgh Penguins and moving on to 6 different teams, including a return to the
Sabres, and more importantly for our purposes coming to New Jersey.
He had two different stint with the Devils, believe it or not. You wouldn't know it because both beginnings happened in the same
season. Regardless, he's in the books as the first player to be reacquired after leaving the Devils.
His second season in the organization saw him spending nearly the entire season with the Maine Mariners, but he did score 32
goals that season.
He finished his career the following season with the Toronto organization. He would move to Portland, Maine and go to
technical school there for physical therapy while also working for UPS. Once he got his associates degree in PT, he became a
therapist's assistant. I'm not sure if he has his own practice nowadays, though.
given the journeyman label after leaving the Pittsburgh Penguins and moving on to 6 different teams, including a return to the
Sabres, and more importantly for our purposes coming to New Jersey.
He had two different stint with the Devils, believe it or not. You wouldn't know it because both beginnings happened in the same
season. Regardless, he's in the books as the first player to be reacquired after leaving the Devils.
His second season in the organization saw him spending nearly the entire season with the Maine Mariners, but he did score 32
goals that season.
He finished his career the following season with the Toronto organization. He would move to Portland, Maine and go to
technical school there for physical therapy while also working for UPS. Once he got his associates degree in PT, he became a
therapist's assistant. I'm not sure if he has his own practice nowadays, though.
| Entry Draft: 1975 Third Round Pick (53rd overall) by the Buffalo Sabres |
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