DOUG GILMOUR #93 - Toronto Maple Leafs

Doug Gilmour #93 - Toronto Maple Leafs, Center. He played for 20 years for 7 different teams. He was a 7th round selection, 134th pick overall by the St. Louis Blues in the 1982 draft. He won the Stanley Cup in Calgary in 1989 and the Selke as the best Defensive Forward in 1992,93. He was nicknamed, Killer for his intensity, and physical play. In 1992,93 he broke the Toronto Franchise record for assists,95 and total points, 127. He also had six assists on six goals in one game. He became captain in 1994, he succeeded Wendel Clark, who was traded to Quebec. In 1995 he scored his 1,000 Pt his sweater was raised to the rafters. He was voted #14 on the Maple Leafs Top100 and inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2011. > Doug Gilmour, 8x10 colour photo, (signed) Hockey Hall of Fame 2011 > Doug Gilmour, puck (signed) > Dougy, Pro Set 1992, #234 > Dougy, Topps 1996, #234 Doug Gilmour, Leaf Centennial 2017 cards, #29,120,134,137,167