| Turner Stevenson |
| Turner L. Stevenson Right Wing Right-Handed Shot Height: 6' 3", Weight: 230 pounds Born: 5.18.72 Prince George, British Columbia |
| How he arrived: Traded by the Columbus Blue Jackets for Deron Quint as part of the future considerations for the Devils trading Krzysztof Oliwa to the Blue Jackets on 6.12.00, 6.23.00 How he left: Signed as a free agent with the Philadelphia Flyers, 7.3.04 |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise Stats in bold signifies team leader. |
Stevenson was best served as a checking forward who could also contribute some offense once in a while and mix it up with the
best of them. A true product of the Western Hockey League, I would say.
He came to the Devils at the peak of the team's success and had a solid first season with the team, but fell short of winning the
Cup.
The following season saw him miss a lot of games due to a knee injury he suffered in Vancouver. He bounced back nicely in
02-03, playing in nearly all the games and of course, winning the Cup.
He would sign with the Flyers the summer after they eliminated the Devils, but doesn't get to play a game for them until the
lockout was over in '05. Even then, he didn't play in many games because of a hip injury. The Flyers would buy out his contract,
and he would officially retire from the game in April, 2007.
He became a coach for his junior team, the Seattle Thunderbirds, immediately after he retired.
best of them. A true product of the Western Hockey League, I would say.
He came to the Devils at the peak of the team's success and had a solid first season with the team, but fell short of winning the
Cup.
The following season saw him miss a lot of games due to a knee injury he suffered in Vancouver. He bounced back nicely in
02-03, playing in nearly all the games and of course, winning the Cup.
He would sign with the Flyers the summer after they eliminated the Devils, but doesn't get to play a game for them until the
lockout was over in '05. Even then, he didn't play in many games because of a hip injury. The Flyers would buy out his contract,
and he would officially retire from the game in April, 2007.
He became a coach for his junior team, the Seattle Thunderbirds, immediately after he retired.
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| Entry Draft: 1990 First Round Pick (12th overall) by the Montreal Canadiens |
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| Playoff Statistics with the Franchise |
