Bill Ranford Memorabilia & Collectibles

About Bill Ranford Memorabilia & Collectibles

William Ranford, known as Bill Ranford, is a retired professional hockey player who hails from Brandon, Manitoba. He is a product of New Westminster Secondary High School where he played ice hockey and spent two seasons as a star player in the team. He began his professional career with the Boston Bruins which drafted him in the 1985 National Hockey League Draft.

 

His first rookie year in the National Hockey League was marked by his inclusion in the World Hockey League All-Star second team, and logging three wins in four possible victories for the team. His second rookie year was spent in the minor league American Hockey League.

 

He had a Stanley Cup win in 1988 as part of the Edmonton Oilers. He was awarded with the Conn Smithe Trophy and was soon traded back to the Boston Bruins. After a short stint with the Bruins, he joined the Washington Capitals and had his third experience in the Stanley Cup Finals. After his stint with the Capitals, he played for the Tampa Bay Lightning. However, he was immediately traded to the Detroit Red Wings and had his last season in the National Hockey League in 2000. He also became part of the Canadian team that won in the World Hockey Championships in the 1994 season.

 

Decorate your office with NHL items like NHL autographed art and framed NHL photos, plaques and collages which will not only beautify your workplace but will also remind you of Bill Ranford and other NHL players’ winning performances in the league.

 

About Bill Ranford:

Bill Ranford (full name: Bill Ranford; no nicknames) played goalie from 1986 until 2000 for the Boston Bruins, Edmonton Oilers, Washington Capitals, Tampa Bay Lightning and Detroit Red Wings. He played for the Bruins from 1986 - 1997, Oilers from 1988 - 2000, Capitals from 1997 - 1998, Lightning in 1999 and Red Wings in 1999. Over 15 seasons, he played 647 games, scored 0 goals, and made 24 assists. Born in Brandon, Manitoba on December 14, 1966, Ranford stands 5-11 and weighs 185 lbs. He was drafted by the Boston Bruins in the 3rd round (52nd overall) of the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. Ranford officially announced retirement on April 24, 2000.