Derek "The Turk" Sanderson better known for his time with the Boston Bruins than with the Rangers, and as a tough centre who had it all and then lost everything. With the Rangers for the 1974-75 ...

Barring an unforeseen development, the Rangers’ Oct. 12 opening-night ... the opening-night lineup following summer trades for Derek Sanderson and Greg Polis. The hated Sanderson arrived after ...

Derek Sanderson with teammates Bobby Orr (left) and Wayne Cashman following the Bruins’ April 16, 1970 Game 6 quarterfinal victory in New York, eliminating the Rangers. Boston would then sweep ...

“The reason behind choosing Derek ... up a New York Rangers fan, got the idea for the documentary while visiting a Barnes and Noble last summer, where he stumbled upon Sanderson’s memoir ...

Hockey zealots and sports fans in general know about the rise and fall — and rise — of the legendary Derek Sanderson ... NHL brass was rooting for the Rangers against the Lightning in Game ...

Derek Sanderson recalls mixing cocktails in a salad ... He played for the Bruins, Philadelphia Blazers (WHA), New York Rangers, St. Louis Blues and Vancouver Canucks before ending his NHL career ...

If a hockey fan grew up in Boston in the late 1960s and early 1970s, they probably knew who Derek "Turk" Sanderson ... him to the New York Rangers in June 1974. Sanderson's time on Broadway ...

Derek Sanderson recalls mixing cocktails in a salad ... He played for the Bruins, Philadelphia Blazers (WHA), New York Rangers, St. Louis Blues and Vancouver Canucks before ending his NHL career ...

Derek Sanderson played for multiple teams over his 11-year career, namely the Boston Bruins, Philadelphia Blazers, New York Rangers, St. Louis Blues, Vancouver Canucks and Pittsburgh Penguins.