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HOCKEY STATS
NHL

LOU ANGOTTI

January 16, 1938
Toronto, ON, CA

Right wing  
5'9"  
Entry drafts
None
STATS
LOU ANGOTTI
PER SEASONSEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
1955-56OHL - ST.486612--------
1956-57OHL - ST.52121931--------
1957-58OHL - ST.52231942--------
1962-63AHL - AME3916153119-1-----
1963-64AHL - AME6015304528-2112--
1964-65NHL - NYR70981720-------
1965-66NHL - NYR212242-------
NHL - CHI304101412-6---2-
1966-67NHL - CHI636121821-62132-
1967-68NHL - PHI7012374935-7---2-
1968-69NHL - PIT7117203736-------
1969-70NHL - CHI7012263825-8-----
1970-71NHL - CHI659162519-163369-
1971-72NHL - CHI655101523-6-----
1972-73NHL - CHI7715223726-163472-
1973-74NHL - STL511223359-------
1974-75WHA - CHI262579-------
PER LEAGUESEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
NHL653103186289228-65881617-
AHL9931457647-3112--
OHL152414485--------
WHA262579-------
TRANSACTIONS
LOU ANGOTTI
June 1, 1964

Lou Angotti is traded to the New York Rangers with Ed Lawson. In return, the Toronto Maple Leafs acquired Edgar Ehrenverth and Duane Rupp.

February 11, 1968

Lou Angotti is traded to the St-Louis Blues with Ian Campbell. In return, the Philadelphia Flyers acquired Darryl Edestrand and Gerry Melnyk.

June 11, 1968

Lou Angotti is traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins. In return, the St-Louis Blues acquired Ab McDonald.

June 1, 1969

Lou Angotti is traded to the St-Louis Blues with 1st round draft pick in 1971 (#4: Gene Carr). In return, the Pittsburgh Penguins acquired Craig Cameron and Danny Schock.