Mike Morrison had one of the most awkward careers of all players in the OHL.  He played in only 5 games prior to his final year of eligability.  He split his 19th year between Kingston, Sudbury, and Hamilton before finally finding a more perminent home in Belleville scoring 23 goals and 23 assists in his final 36 games of the season.  Next season, he was an overager, and the unlikely happened again.  The Rangers had their star winger Shawn Burr return, his linemates Ron Sanko (acquired from North Bay) and Mike Morrison (acquired from Belleville) a pair of overagers were united on his line to create a big line of forwards and to this day they remain the last line assembled in Rangers' history to have all three members eclipse the 100-point plateau in the same season.  Unfortunately this did not result in anything but an very abreviated playoff run.  This was back in 1985-'86.