Glenn Healy #33
Position: Goal
Glove Hand: Left
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 194 lbs
Born: August 23, 1962, Pickering, Ontario
Last Amateur Club: Western Michigan University ( CCHA)
Grew up as Toronto Maple Leaf fan.
Stanley Cup Win ( 94 New York Rangers )
Personal: Majored in business at Western Michigan University
1991 recipient of the Long Island chapter of the PHWA's
Good Guy award.
Career Notes from
http://espn.go.com/nhl/profiles/notes/0264.html
1994-1995
Notched eighth career shutout on Apr. 30 at Philadelphia ...
Ranked eighth in NHL with a 2.24 GAA ...
Allowed two or fewer goals in eight of 13 starts ... Posted
2-1 record in post-season.
1993-1994
On June 24, 1994 he was claimed by the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
in phase one of the 1993 NHL
Expansion Draft , the next day Healy was selected by the Tampa
Bay Lightning in phase two of the 1993
Expansion Draft and traded by the Tampa Bay Lightning to the
New York Rangers for a return 1993
third-round pick (Allan Egeland) on June 25, 1993. ... Played
his first game as a Ranger on Oct. 7 ... Posted
his sixth career shutout, and first as a Ranger, on Dec. 23
at Washington.
1992-1993
Led the squad with 22 wins ... His 3.30 goals against average
was the best of his career ... Won his 100th
NHL game on March 27 against San Jose ... Played outstanding
throughout the playoffs ... Finished fourth in
playoff wins (nine) and goals against average (3.19) while starting
all 18 playoff games ... Traded by the
Tampa Bay Lightning to the New York Rangers for a 1993 third-round
draft pick on June 25, 1993.
1991-1992
Posted the lone Islander shutout of the year by blanking New
Jersey on the last game of the season ... Had a
career high five-game winning streak ... Missed 28 games due
to injuries.
1990-1991
Played in a career high 53 games ... Was the goaltender of record
in 18 of the Islanders 25 wins and nine of
their ten ties.
1989-1990
Signed by the New York Islanders as a free agent on Aug. 16,
1989 ... Earned his second career shutout on
Jan. 16 against Vancouver ... Also shutout Buffalo on Feb. 4
... Started four of the five playoff matches for the
Islanders.
1988-1989
Led Los Angeles in games (48) and wins (25) ... Registered a
four game winning streak from Nov. 5-15.
1987-1988
Started his first NHL game on Oct. 25 against Boston ... Earned
his first NHL victory on Oct. 28 against the
Rangers in Madison Square Gardens ... Recorded his first career
shutout at Vancouver on Feb. 28 ...
Co-winner of the Kings Rookie of the Year Award.
1986-1987
Played the entire season with New Haven of the AHL ... Named
the team's MVP for the second consecutive
season.
1985-1986
Signed by the Los Angeles Kings as a free agent on June 13,
1985 ... Made his NHL debut, his only
appearance of the season with Los Angeles, on Nov. 27 against
Hartford when he relieved Darren Eliot ...
Sent back to New Haven where he was named MVP.
