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A Closer Look: Brett Hull / Superstar Gallery: Mario Lemieux / A Second Look: Cam Neely (Beckett Hockey Magazine, Volume 1, Number 2) Hockey for Everybody: Cam Neely's Guide to the Red-Hot Game on Ice by Cam Neely, 1998-10-25 Cam Neely: An entry from Gale's <i>Notable Sports Figures</i> by Julia Bauder, 2004

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   Extractions: It seems that whenever a player with great potential has his career cut short for whatever the reason, we tend to think about what might have been because of what has already happened. In the case of Cam Neely, there may have been great things in store for both him and hockey fans alike, but recurring injuries kept all of us from seeing him at his full potential. Neely began his hockey career with the Ridge Meadows Lightning in the BCAHA, where in the 1981-82 season he managed 73 goals and 141 points in just 64 games. The following season he moved on to the Portland Winter Hawks of the WHL, where he netted 56 goals and 120 points in just 72 games. Neely was the Vancouver Canucks first round, and 9th overall draft pick in 1983. Early in the 1983-84 season he was called up to the parent club where in 56 games Neely was good for 16 goals and 31 points. Neely had much the same results over the next two seasons. Neely had two outstanding seasons, 1989-90 and 1990-91. In these two season he had 55 and 51 goals respectively and finished the seasons with 92 and 91 points each. He had joined Phil Esposito as the only two Bruins up to that time with back to back 50 goal seasons. In the 1990-91 playoffs the Bruins faced off against the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Conference Finals. Ulf Samuelsson hit Neely in the thigh with his knee and put Neely out. The injury resulted in Neely developing a condition known as myositis ossificans, where a portion of the muscle turns to bone. Coupled with some nagging knee injuries, Neely was forced to sit out much of the next two seasons, playing only 22 games, yet he was still good for 30 points.

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