One of the most prolific goal scorers in the franchise's early years, Unger remains a Blues legend to this day. His 914 consecutive games played from 1968-79 stood as the NHL's "iron man" record for seven years.

• Began NHL career with the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1967-68 season
• Traded to St. Louis on Feb. 6, 1971
• Played with the Blues through the 1978-79 season
• Retired from the NHL after the 1982-83 season
• NHL Career (16 seasons):
  • 1,105 games played
  • 413 goals
  • 391 assists
  • 804 points
• As a Blue (9 seasons):
  • No. 4 all-time points (575)
  • No. 4 all-time goals (292)
  • No. 8 all-time assists (283)
  • No. 10 all-time games played (662)
  • No. 3 all-time hat tricks (7)
  • No. 5 all-time power-play goals (86)
  • No. 4 all-time game-winning goals (40)
  • Team Captain 1970-72, 1976-77
  • Played in seven NHL All-Star Games (1972-1978)