About: Brian Bradley (1944)

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Brian Bradley (b. December 14th 1944 in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada) is a retired professional left winger who played chiefly in the minor leagues, but also did play 190 games in the World Hockey Association. Bradley will forever stand as the Oklahoma City Blazers' second all-time top scorer with 188 points, behind Gregg Sheppard.

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rdfs:comment	Brian Bradley (b. December 14th 1944 in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada) is a retired professional left winger who played chiefly in the minor leagues, but also did play 190 games in the World Hockey Association. Bradley will forever stand as the Oklahoma City Blazers' second all-time top scorer with 188 points, behind Gregg Sheppard.
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abstract	Brian Bradley (b. December 14th 1944 in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada) is a retired professional left winger who played chiefly in the minor leagues, but also did play 190 games in the World Hockey Association. Bradley began his pro career in 1965-66 as he joined the Oklahoma City Blazers, the then farm team of the Boston Bruins. Bradley however never suitedf up for the Bruins, nor any National Hockey League team for that matters; he rather stayed in the minors until 1972-73, where he made his major league debuts in the World Hockey Association with the New York Raiders. His WHA career was not very long, merely two seasons and a half punctuated with further minor league stays. In 1976, Bradley called it quits and retired from playing. Bradley will forever stand as the Oklahoma City Blazers' second all-time top scorer with 188 points, behind Gregg Sheppard.

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