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HOCKEY STATS
NHL

STEVE DURBANO

December 12, 1951  
Toronto, ON, CA

Defenseman
6'1"  
Entry drafts
NEW YORK RANGERS
STATS
STEVE DURBANO
PER SEASONSEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
1968-69OHL - MAR455611158-------
1969-70OHL - MAR5372532371-------
1970-71OHL - MAR4973239324-------
1972-73NHL - STL4931821231-5-228-
1973-74NHL - PIT3341418138-------
NHL - STL36459146-------
1974-75NHL - PIT1-1110-------
1975-76NHL - 3711112209-------
NHL - PIT32-88161-------
1976-77NHL - 19-22129-------
AHL - RED912355-------
1977-78WHA - BIR456410284-4-2216-
1978-79NHL - STL13112103-------
PER LEAGUESEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
NHL2201360731127-5-228-
AHL912355-------
OHL147196382853-------
WHA456410284-4-2216-
TRANSACTIONS
STEVE DURBANO
May 24, 1972

Steve Durbano is traded to the St-Louis Blues. In return, the New York Rangers acquired Curt Bennett and Peter Arnold McDuffe.

June 7, 1972

Steve Durbano is traded to the St-Louis Blues. In return, the New York Rangers acquired Curt Bennett and Peter Arnold McDuffe.

January 17, 1974

Steve Durbano is traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins with Ab DeMarco and J-Bob Kelly. In return, the St-Louis Blues acquired Greg Polis, Bryan Watson and 2nd round draft pick in 1974 (#26: Bob Hess).

January 9, 1976

Steve Durbano is traded to the Colorado Rockies with Chuck Arnason and 1st round draft pick in 1976 (#11: Paul Gardner). In return, the Pittsburgh Penguins acquired Ed Gilbert, Simon Nolet and 1st round draft pick in 1976 (#2: Blair Chapman).

NHL trades