About: Bill Watson (b. 1964)

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With Minnesota-Duluth, Watson was an all-star twice and led the league in scoring twice. The Chicago Blackhawks chose him 70th overall in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft. He turned pro with Chicago in 1985-86, scoring 8 goals and 16 assists. In his second season he increased that to 13 goals and 19 assists, but the Blackhawks were not quite satisfied. Watson spent the bulk of the next two seasons with the Saginaw Hawks. By the end of that second season (1988–89) Watson realized that Chicago had no place for him and he retired. In his NHL career Watson scored 23 goals and 36 assists in 115 games.

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rdfs:label	Bill Watson (b. 1964)
rdfs:comment	With Minnesota-Duluth, Watson was an all-star twice and led the league in scoring twice. The Chicago Blackhawks chose him 70th overall in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft. He turned pro with Chicago in 1985-86, scoring 8 goals and 16 assists. In his second season he increased that to 13 goals and 19 assists, but the Blackhawks were not quite satisfied. Watson spent the bulk of the next two seasons with the Saginaw Hawks. By the end of that second season (1988–89) Watson realized that Chicago had no place for him and he retired. In his NHL career Watson scored 23 goals and 36 assists in 115 games.
dcterms:subject	Born in 1964 Canadian ice hockey players Canadian ice hockey coaches Chicago Blackhawks players Saginaw Hawks players Western Michigan Broncos coaches Prince Albert Raiders players Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs players Retired in 1989 Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs coaches Hobey Baker Award winners
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Title	Winner of the Hobey Baker Award
Before	Tom Kurvers
Years	1984(xsd:integer)
After	Scott Fusco
abstract	With Minnesota-Duluth, Watson was an all-star twice and led the league in scoring twice. The Chicago Blackhawks chose him 70th overall in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft. He turned pro with Chicago in 1985-86, scoring 8 goals and 16 assists. In his second season he increased that to 13 goals and 19 assists, but the Blackhawks were not quite satisfied. Watson spent the bulk of the next two seasons with the Saginaw Hawks. By the end of that second season (1988–89) Watson realized that Chicago had no place for him and he retired. In his NHL career Watson scored 23 goals and 36 assists in 115 games. He was an assistant coach for the Western Michigan Broncos from 1995 to 1998 and then has held the same post for his alma mater Minnesota-Duluth since 2006.

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