The Blueliner: A very cool story from Gregg Drinnan

Thursday, October 01, 2009

A very cool story from Gregg Drinnan

of the Kamloops Daily News about former Pats player and coach Rich Preston that can be found on Gregg's blog Taking Note.

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About Me:

Let me introduce myself. My name is Kevin Shaw and I have been a Pats fan almost my entire life. My parents can't remember when I attended my first game, but I do know my first game as a season ticket holder was October 5, 1979 and I was 9 months old and have been hooked since. Over the course of my season tickets I have missed less than 15 home games. You could call me a die hard.

At a young age I started writing Pats stats as they were announced and wrote the goals, assists and penalties on the lineups. My fascination with the Pats really got into high gear when I was 16 or 17 when I was going through an older program (1987-88 I believe it was) and I came across a published list of the ALL-TIME REGINA PATS SCORING and GOALTENDING. I think that the note at the end of the list got me going with the studying of the history of the team.

It read "NOTE: Players with 30 or more games listed" but I wanted to know more. It took me a while to realize that it was just from 1966 and nothing before that. I was put in touch with Ron "Scoreboard" Johnston and he helped me get on track with stats and some other Pats things. I've now taken my stats to another level and in my last 18-19 years I've spent hours upon hours studying the Pats. In all honesty I still learn new things all the time.

Hope you enjoy the read.

Kevin Shaw

Email me:

patshockey1917@gmail.com

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@theblueliner

PATS CAREER LEADERS

Points:
1. Dale Derkatch (1981/1985): 491
2. Mike Sillinger (1987/1991): 419
3. Dennis Sobchuk (1971/1974): 416
4. Jordan Weal (2007/2012): 385
5. Len Nielsen (1982/1987): 376
6. Jock Callander (1978/1982): 368
T-7. Doug Wickenheiser (1977/1980): 352
T-7. Josh Holden (1994/1998): 352
9. Louis Dumont (1990/1994): 342

10. Sam Steel (2013/2018): 338

11. Adam Brooks (2012/2017): 335

12. Brett Lysak (1996/2001): 334

13. Brian Varga (1978/1981): 329

14. Frank Kovacs (1987/1992): 311

15. Jordan Eberle (2006-2010): 310

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Thursday, October 01, 2009

A very cool story from Gregg Drinnan

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