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rdfs:label	Murray Bannerman
rdfs:comment	Murray spent most of his career with the Chicago Black Hawks. In 1983, he was a part of the Campbell Conference's roster at the 35th National Hockey League All-Star Game. Murray's career started with the Vancouver Canucks in the 1977 season, when he played one period for the team. It ended with the 1988 season with the Hawks. Tony Esposito's backup for the early portion of his career, Murray Bannerman finally got a chance to shine in the first round of the 1982 playoffs. He won his first two games—on the road no less—and powered his Chicago team to a series victory over the Minnesota North Stars.
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dcterms:subject	Vancouver Canucks players Canadian ice hockey players St. James Canadians players Fort Wayne Komets players Chicago Blackhawks players Winnipeg Jets (WHA) draft picks Saginaw Hawks players Retired in 1988 Baltimore Skipjacks players Born in 1957 Victoria Cougars alumni Vancouver Canucks draft picks New Brunswick Hawks players Assiniboine Park Monarchs players
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abstract	Murray spent most of his career with the Chicago Black Hawks. In 1983, he was a part of the Campbell Conference's roster at the 35th National Hockey League All-Star Game. Murray's career started with the Vancouver Canucks in the 1977 season, when he played one period for the team. It ended with the 1988 season with the Hawks. Tony Esposito's backup for the early portion of his career, Murray Bannerman finally got a chance to shine in the first round of the 1982 playoffs. He won his first two games—on the road no less—and powered his Chicago team to a series victory over the Minnesota North Stars. He became the number one goalie in Chicago the next season, with Esposito acting as his backup, and eventually tended goal twice in the NHL All-Star game for his yeoman work in the Hawk net. Bannerman was the 'player to be named later' when he came to Chicago in 1978. Pit Martin, once traded for Phil Esposito, was dealt by Chicago to Vancouver in 1977. Bannerman sits fifth on the Blackhawks' all-time goalie list with 116 wins and 288 games played. He finished with a 3.83 GAA and over 1,600 minutes played in a Chicago jersey. Bannerman is also fourth on the all-time Blackhawks' goaltender playoff statistics list with 20 wins and 40 games played. He also does periodic work for the Blackhawk Alumni Association. Selected by Vancouver Canucks 4th round (#58) in 1977 NHL Amateur Draft Selected by Winnipeg Jets 10th round (#88) in 1977 WHA Amateur Draft
is WinsLeader of	1984–85 Chicago Black Hawks season