Bob Graham is a retired Canadian hockey player. He was drafted by the New York Rangers in the 1st round, 3rd overall in the 1964 NHL Amateur Draft, at the time he was playing for the Toronto Marlboros midgets at the time. He never played for the Rangers. He played for the Ottawa 67s, Charlotte Checkers, Woodstock Royals, and the Brantford Foresters before retiring in 1974.
Graham Played One NHL Exhibition game after being drafted. Emile Francis was coaching and Hadfield, Ratelle, Gac in net. Bob broke his leg on a check in the corner. NY Rangers sent him home on the train and he never fully recovered. He is a gifted hockey player who had one bad incident change his hockey life.
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