Larry Keenan
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Christopher Lawrence "Larry" Keenan, born October 1, 1940, is a Canadian former professional ice hockey left wing who played in the National Hockey League between 1962 and 1971. He appeared in 234 NHL games with the Toronto Maple Leafs, St. Louis Blues, Buffalo Sabres, and Philadelphia Flyers, scoring 38 goals and adding 64 assists.
Keenan was called up for a pair of games with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1961-62 before spending six years in the AHL and WHL. The league's 1967 expansion made journeymen a desirable commodity, and Keenan returned to the NHL with the St. Louis Blues, where he formed a hard-working forward line with Terry Crisp and Jim Roberts.
On October 11, 1967, Keenan scored the first goal in St. Louis Blues history, against Cesare Maniago of the Minnesota North Stars. He also scored in the first Blues home playoff game. As of 2026, he is one of just four players in the expansion era to score a goal in the first home game of an expansion team in both the regular season and the playoffs. He ranks 12th in Blues all-time playoff scoring with 15 goals in 46 playoff games.
Banked sales
$362
$362
Total comps
27
across all sources
Cards catalogued
11
6 with sold comps
Median card
$5
$3 – $10 interquartile
Card gallery
Larry Keenan through the years
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Top cards by comp volume
Top 6
The catalogue
Every catalogued card
11 cards
