| Ken Sutton |
| Kenneth William Sutton Defense Left-Handed Shot Height: 6' 1", Weight: 205 pounds Born: 11.5.69 Edmonton, Alberta |
| How he arrived: Traded by the St. Louis Blues with Blues' 2nd round pick in the 1999 E.D. for Mike Peluso and Ricard Persson, 11.26.96 How he left: Traded to the San Jose Sharks with John MacLean for Doug Bodger and Dody Wood, 12.7.97 How he returned: Traded by the San Jose Sharks for future considerations, 8.26.98 How he left again: Claimed by the Washington Capitals in the Waiver Draft, 9.27.99 How he returned again: Traded by the Washington Capitals for future considerations, 10.5.99 How he left again: Signed as a free agent by the New York Islanders, 7.5.01 How he returned again: Signed a minor league contract as a free agent from the New York Islanders, 8.27.02 How he left again: Signed as a free agent by ERC Ingolstadt (Germany), 4.17.03 |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise Stats in bold signifies team leader. |
Wait a second... I gotta count those.
(to myself) Okay, that's one combo of come-and-go... two now...
Yup, the Devils had acquired Sutton 4 times in his career. That's right. Four times. And the balance of Sutton's tenure with the
Devils have been played with the Albany River Rats, including his last stint in the system in 02-03.
He obviously provided something for the River Rats, though. Words of wisdom for the youngins there, and in 98-99, he won the
Eddie Shore Award, the AHL's answer to the Norris Trophy.
After leaving the Devils for the last time, he would play in Germany for 3 seasons before hanging them up.
I wouldn't be surprised if he was coaching somewhere, too. Sorry, I don't have any info about post-retirement.
(to myself) Okay, that's one combo of come-and-go... two now...
Yup, the Devils had acquired Sutton 4 times in his career. That's right. Four times. And the balance of Sutton's tenure with the
Devils have been played with the Albany River Rats, including his last stint in the system in 02-03.
He obviously provided something for the River Rats, though. Words of wisdom for the youngins there, and in 98-99, he won the
Eddie Shore Award, the AHL's answer to the Norris Trophy.
After leaving the Devils for the last time, he would play in Germany for 3 seasons before hanging them up.
I wouldn't be surprised if he was coaching somewhere, too. Sorry, I don't have any info about post-retirement.
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| Entry Draft: 1989 Fifth Round Pick (98th overall) by the Buffalo Sabres |
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| Playoff Statistics with the Franchise |
