About: Dean Morton

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With the exception of 15 games with the Ottawa 67's, Morton played his entire major junior career with the Oshawa Generals and was a key contributor to the team advancing to the 1987 Memorial Cup. Although he was not offensively skilled, Morton was known as a strong stay-at-home defender, who enjoyed playing a rugged style of game. Although Morton never again made it back to the NHL, he played competitively for another three seasons. He last played for the Brantford Smoke of the Colonial Hockey League in 1992-93. He is now an NHL official.

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rdfs:label	Dean Morton
rdfs:comment	With the exception of 15 games with the Ottawa 67's, Morton played his entire major junior career with the Oshawa Generals and was a key contributor to the team advancing to the 1987 Memorial Cup. Although he was not offensively skilled, Morton was known as a strong stay-at-home defender, who enjoyed playing a rugged style of game. Although Morton never again made it back to the NHL, he played competitively for another three seasons. He last played for the Brantford Smoke of the Colonial Hockey League in 1992-93. He is now an NHL official.
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dcterms:subject	Moncton Hawks players San Diego Gulls (IHL) players Born in 1968 Oshawa Generals alumni Ottawa 67's alumni Adirondack Red Wings players Detroit Red Wings players Cincinnati Cyclones players NHL officials Retired in 1993 Brantford Smoke players Hampton Roads Admirals players Michigan Falcons players
abstract	With the exception of 15 games with the Ottawa 67's, Morton played his entire major junior career with the Oshawa Generals and was a key contributor to the team advancing to the 1987 Memorial Cup. Although he was not offensively skilled, Morton was known as a strong stay-at-home defender, who enjoyed playing a rugged style of game. Morton's toughness and tenacity was noticed by the Detroit Red Wings, who drafted him in the eighth round, 148th overall in the 1986 NHL Entry Draft. He turned pro in 1988 and joined the Red Wings' minor-league affiliate, the Adirondack Red Wings for two years. Morton played his one and only game in the NHL in the 1989-90 season where he scored a goal, which was the highlight of his hockey career. Although Morton never again made it back to the NHL, he played competitively for another three seasons. He last played for the Brantford Smoke of the Colonial Hockey League in 1992-93. He is now an NHL official.

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