Doug Brindley

Doug Brindley (born the June 8th 1949 with Walkerton in Ontario) is a former player of professional Hockey which briefly played station of center in the National league of hockey for the Maple Leafs of Toronto, then in the Worldwide association of hockey (AMH) for the Crusaders of Cleveland.

Brindley was fished out by Leafs with the second turn of the Repêchage amateur of the LNH 1969, 20th on the whole, of the Flyers of Niagara Falls of OHA. He will play only 3 matches under the uniform of Leafs in 1970-71 before passing in the AMH thereafter. He will also play for some clubs of the minor leagues before withdrawing himself in 1976.

Statistical of career

• source www.hockeydb.com

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