Canadian • Born
April 6, 1949 in Victoria, British Columbia • Hometown:
Saskatoon, Sask.
Career Highlights
Played both defense and right wing during pro career after being
converted to right wing by Chicago. ... Named to
CWUAA All-Star First Team with Calgary in 1969-70. ... Named to CHL All-Star
Second Team with Dallas in 1970-71. ... Made Chicago roster out of training
camp in 1971. ... Scored two goals in Chicago's 7-0 win over Los Angeles on
Dec. 5, 1971, just two days after scoring his first NHL goal to open the
scoring in a Chicago's 2-1 loss at California on Dec. 3, 1971. ... Played four playoff
games for Chicago team that went to 1973 Stanley Cup Finals, but did not
appear in Finals series vs. Montreal. ... Led WHA playoffs with 71 penalty
minutes for Chicago in 1974. ... Served as Chicago (WHA) alternate captain
1974-75. ... Named to WHA All-Star First Team with
Indianapolis in 1976-77.
Transaction History
Dec. 5, 1972 -- Traded by Chicago to
California in exchange for Dick Redmond and NHL rights to Bobby Sheehan. May
24, 1973 -- Signed WHA contract with Chicago.
June 19, 1975 -- Selected by Denver from
Chicago in 1975 WHA Expansion Draft. Jan.
15, 1976 -- Rights sold by Denver/Ottawa (WHA) with Bryon
Baltimore, Francois Rochon, and Mark Lomenda to Indianapolis shortly
before Denver/Ottawa club, which had been calling itself the Civics, folded.
Feb. 12, 1978 -- Traded by
Indianapolis (WHA) with Reg Thomas to Cicinnati for Claude
Larose and Rich Leduc. December 1979
-- Signed five-game tryout contract with Toronto as an unrestricted free
agent.
Life Outside
the NHL
Full Name: Darryl
John Maggs
Nicknames: "Maggie",
"Maggsie"
Other Post-Draft Teams: Calgary (CWUAA); Dallas (CHL); Chicago, Denver/Ottawa, Indianapolis, Cincinnati (WHA); Mannheim (Germany)
Education: Attended University of
Calgary.
Career Beyond Hockey: Went into restaurant and
nightclub business, specializing in blues and
country music. He owns and operates the
Crystola Roadhouse in Woodland Park, Colo., which he purchased in
2006.
Family: Brother of Canadian poet Randall Maggs.
