Defenseman Kim MacDougall played one game for the Minnesota North Stars in 1974-75. He was a fine playmaker who could also take the body in his own zone.
Born in Regina, Saskatchewan, MacDougall was claimed 60th overall by Minnesota after recording 56 points for the local Pats of the WCJHL. In 1974 he helped his team win the Memorial Cup in a wild 7-4 affair versus the speedy Quebec Remparts.
Apart from his one NHL appearance as a rookie, the young blue liner was a regular on the AHL's New Haven Nighthawks in 1974-75. That year the club reached the Calder Cup finals but succumbed to the Springfield Indians 4 games to 1. He retired in 1976 after spending the year in the IHL with the Fort Wayne Komets and Columbus Owls.
