Rick Blight

Rick Blight, born on October seventeenth, nineteen fifty-five, hails from Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. He is best known for his dual career as a stockbroker and a professional ice hockey player. His journey in the world of hockey began in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League and continued through the Western Hockey League, showcasing his talent on the ice.

In nineteen seventy-five, Blight was selected in the first round of the NHL Amateur Draft by the Vancouver Canucks, marking a significant milestone in his hockey career. He also caught the attention of the Michigan Stags, who drafted him in the second round of the WHA Amateur Draft in nineteen seventy-four, although he ultimately did not play in the WHA.

Throughout his career, Blight played as a right wing for various teams across the National Hockey League, Central Hockey League, and American Hockey League. His diverse experiences in these leagues contributed to a long and varied career, leaving a lasting impact on the teams he represented.

The name Blight has its roots in Cornish heritage, adding a unique cultural aspect to his identity. Today, Rick Blight is remembered not only for his contributions to ice hockey but also for his successful transition into the world of finance as a stockbroker.