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Ottawa Sun · Feb 17, 2017

NHL 'totally different' than it was in 1970s: Nelson Pyatt

Robin Lehner of the Buffalo Sabres battles against Tom Pyatt of the Ottawa Senators during an NHL game at Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa on Feb. 14, 2017. (Jean Levac/Postmedia)NEWARK, N.J. — Nelson Pyatt marvels at how upscale the NHL has become.

Pyatt, the father of Senators winger Tom Pyatt, scored 71 goals and 63 assists in 296 games with Detroit, Washington and Colorado during his NHL career in the 1970s and 80s.

That was then, this is now. In a lighthearted way, he offered up his own back-in-my-day tale.

“It’s totally different from when I played,” said the elder Pyatt. “When I played, we flew commercial and they’ve got the private jets. They sure treat these kids well.”

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