Collection: Ric Nattress

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Eric James Nattress (1962 - )

Nattress first appeared in the NHL with the Montreal Canadiens in the 82-83 season. After three seasons with Montreal, and two more with St. Louis, Nattress was traded to Calgary. It was during his time with the Flames that they won their only Stanley Cup in franchise history.
The strangest, and still unexplainable, moment of his career came in 1992. In a head-scratching move, Calgary traded Nattress ... along with Gilmour, Macoun, Manderville, and Wamsley ... to Toronto. The Maple Leafs have never looked back, and the Flames have never recovered.
Nattress retired following the 92-93 season with the Philadelphia Flyers. He went on to co-host a Maple Leafs post-game radio show.

Height: 6' 3"

Weight: 210

Nickname: Ric