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a.k.a. "Kenneth Gordon Strong"
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Ken Strong Facts

Date of Birth
May 09, 1963
Age
63
Place of Birth
Toronto, ON, CAN
Nation
Canada / Austria
Youth Team
-
Position
LW
Height
180 cm / 5'11"
Weight
83 kg / 183 lbs
Shoots
L
Status
Retired
Highlights
Austrian Champion
2
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Ken Strong Statistics

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STeamLeagueGPGATPPIM+/-POSTGPGATPPIM+/-
79-80undefined flagMississauga Reps U18 AAAGTHL U18------
undefined flagStreetsville DerbysCOJHL36212445125-
80-81undefined flagPeterborough PetesOHL6417365352-Playoffs521318-
81-82undefined flagPeterborough PetesOHL4221224369-Playoffs98111923-
82-83undefined flagPeterborough PetesOHL5741488980-Playoffs42244-
undefined flagToronto Maple LeafsNHL200000
83-84undefined flagToronto Maple LeafsNHL202220
undefined flagSt. Catharines SaintsAHL7827457278-Playoffs73364-
84-85undefined flagToronto Maple LeafsNHL112024-3
undefined flagSt. Catharines SaintsAHL4515193441-
85-86undefined flagSt. Catharines SaintsAHL3316254114-Playoffs30110-
86-87undefined flagEHC ChurNLA15941340-
undefined flagAdirondack Red WingsAHL317132018-Playoffs11671312-
87-88undefined flagHC MartignyNLB32138-
undefined flagVillacher SVAustria2229255463-
88-89undefined flagVillacher SVAustria46425799--
89-90undefined flagVillacher SVAustria3732457752-
90-91undefined flagVillacher SVAustria43404282110-
91-92undefined flagVillacher SVAustria4448418977-
undefined flagAustriaWC B24480-
92-93undefined flagVillacher SVAustria4634346863-
93-94undefined flagVillacher SVAustria4833427557-
undefined flagAustriaWC62028-5
undefined flagAustria OlympicsOG731412-
94-95undefined flagGherdëinaItaly3617294634-
undefined flagAustriaWC70114-7
95-96undefined flagVillacher SVAustria4335306599-
96-97undefined flagKapfenberger SVAustria4325275270-

Ken Strong Tournament Statistics

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75-76undefined flagToronto ChristieQC Int PW------

Ken Strong Career Totals

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LeagueYearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-YearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-
undefined flagAHL 4187651021670.89151-321911200.9516-
undefined flagAustria 93723183436611.78591*-0
undefined flagCOJHL 1362124451.25125-0
undefined flagGTHL U18 1-------0
undefined flagItaly 1361729461.2834-0
undefined flagNHL 3152240.276-30
undefined flagNLA (NL)11594130.8740-0
undefined flagNLB (SL)132131.008-0
undefined flagOG 173140.5712-0
undefined flagOHL 3163791061851.13201-3181214261.4445-
undefined flagQC Int PW 1-------0
undefined flagWC 2132130.2312-120
undefined flagWC B 124484.000-0
* Some data is missing to provide a correct summary.

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Ken Strong Biography and Trivia

Drafted 1980, 1 #13 by Peterborough Petes in the OHL Priority Selection
Cult/Star player for Villacher SV

- 1982-05-01 • Traded to Toronto by Philadelphia to complete transaction that sent Darryl Sittler to Philadelphia (January 20, 1982)


The Toronto, Ontario, native Ken Strong (originally: Kenneth Strong) had a solid junior career with the OHL's Peterborough Petes. He was chosen 58th overall by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft but got traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs only one year later. For the Leafs he appeared in 15 NHL games before he sought a change of scenery and moved to Switzerland. In 1987 Strong joined Austrian Villacher SV, the club he represented for eight years. He became one of the most popular players in the club's history because of his outstanding physical game and 609 scored points (293 goals, 316 assists) in 329 appearances for the club. Furthermore, he lead Villach to two consecutive Austrian championship titles in the years 1992 and 1993, when he was part of the league's most productive line with the two former NHL-ers Alfie Turcotte and Kim Issel.
Ken Strong eventually gained Austrian citizenship and represented the country at two A-pool World Championships and the Olympics in 1994. He scored 23 points (12 goals, 11 assists) in 38 games for Team Austria and was part of the 1992 team which achieved promotion to the A-pool after an absence of 33 years.
(by Hannes Biedermann)

Scored 3 goals in his NLA-debut 1986-10-04 (Chur vs. Olten 5:3)