In Toronto, Henderson enjoyed his best seasons playing on a line with Ullman and Ron Ellis. He recorded goal totals of 27,20,30,38,18(in 40 games) and 24 through the 1973-74 season. Following his 38 goal season of 1971-72, he was among the NHL players selected to compete against the USSR in the 1972 Summit Series. He became famous in Canada after scoring the winning goals in the final three games of the eight-game series, securing the Canadian victory. He also played for Canada in the 1974 Summit Series in which Canadian WHA players were pitted against the Soviet team. In 1974, Henderson left the Maple Leafs and the NHL altogether, jumping to the rival WHA where he played for the Toronto Toros. He remained with the Toros franchise after its relocation to Birmingham, Alabama, where the team was re-named the Birmingham Bulls - and as the team was transferred to the Central Hockey League in 1979. He returned to the NHL in 1980 for one final season, playing for the Atlanta Flames. The following season he returned to the Birmingham Bulls and retired in 1981.

COLLECTABLE: SIGNED PAUL HENDERSON DOUBLE PHOTO


One of the most famous moments in hockey history, Paul Henderson scored the crucial goal to give Canada the victory in the 1972 Summit Series. This item is hand signed and comes museum framed.
This item is 27.5 x 17 inches; not including the frame. View additional photos below.
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