Anders Kallur joined the New York Islanders in 1979, bringing a wealth of experience and versatility to the team. He was known for his strong two-way play and defensive skills, which complemented the team's star players. Kallur scored 36 goals in his rookie season and excelled in penalty killing, holding the franchise record for shorthanded goals at 19. His ability to adapt and play various positions made him an essential asset during the Islanders' championship run, effectively supporting fellow players and contributing to overall team success.
Anders Kallur joined the Islanders in 1979 after an impressive career in Sweden, when GM Bill Torrey signed the 27-year-old away from Djurgardens IF Stockholm in the SEL.
Kallur excelled in defensive coverage, penalty killing, and playing against top opposition lines, allowing him to be deployed in virtually any situation.
He holds the franchise record for most shorthanded goals with 19, showcasing his ability to contribute in critical game situations.
On a team loaded with firepower, Kallur's willingness to do the dirty work often freed up the stars to shine.
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