Murray Hood Murray Hood ( born November 17 , 1964 ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey centre who played 138 games with the Hampton Roads Admirals of the East Coast Hockey League between 1989 and 1991 . Playing career . Hood started the 1989 - 90 season in camp with the Greensboro Generals . He , along with teammate Brian Martin , were traded to the Admirals prior to the start of the season , Hood spent him with Providence , Fort Wayne , and in Austria . . In his rookie season with the Admirals , Hood would lead the team with 69 assists and 84 points . However , Hood would not play during the playoffs against the Erie Panthers . During the 1990 - 91 ECHL season , Hood scored 82 assists and 103 points for the Admirals . His 82 assists remain a single - season club record . He would also receive a brief one - game call - up from the Admirals ' parent club . On December 16 , the Moncton Hawks recalled Hood and teammate Brian Martin due to injuries to several Hawks players Hood would go pointless , but would record two minutes for a hooking penalty . . Hood ' s 22 points would help the Admirals win their first Riley Cup , and he would be awarded as the team ' s Most Valuable Player . Hood would start the 1991 - 92 season on the injured reserve . He would come back but Hood would be forced into retirement from the Admirals due to an ECHL rule which allowed only two veterans per team . Coach John Brophy had the choice of removing him or one of two other veterans on the team ( Brian Martin and Mike Chighisola ) . Hood accepted a position as an assistant coach with the Admirals , where he would watch games from the press box and report back to the bench through radio contact . Hood would briefly be re - activated , but would finish the season on injured reserve with a back injury At the time of his retirement , Hood retired as the ECHL ' s all - time assist leader with 174 assists in 139 games . Personal . Hood married the former Debbie DeVoe , an assistant ticket manager with the Admirals . Since leaving the Admirals , Hood has been involved in several brushes with the law , including a driving until the influence and a possession of marijuana offense . Hood currently works as an asphalt graphics technician in the Norfolk area , a position he has held since retiring from hockey . Records . Murray holds the single - season assist record for the Hampton Roads Admirals , recording 82 assists in 1991 - 92 . At the time of his retirement , he was also the ECHL ' s career assist leader with 174 assists . He is also part of an ECHL record where he and teammates Pat Bingham and Billy Nolan scored three goals in 55 seconds , making it the fastest time that one team scored three goals in the postseason . On March 29 , 1991 , vs the Johnstown Chiefs , Hood scored at the 9 : 04 mark of the first period . Pat Bingham scored 9 seconds later at the 9 : 13 mark , and Billy Nolan would score 42 seconds later at the 9 : 55 mark . Hood ' s goal and Bingham ' s goal , scored nine seconds apart would also be an ECHL record for fastest two goals scored by teammates and would stand for over four seasons . Teammates Scott Gruhl and Blaine Moore of the Richmond Renegades would break the record in a game vs the Tallahassee Tiger Sharks on April 12 , 1995 .