2012-13 Media Guide - Carolina Hurricanes

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CAROLINA HURRICANES
2012-13 MEDIA GUIDE
MEDIA GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Gale Force Holdings/Hurricanes Directory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Peter Karmanos Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Hurricanes Holdings, LLP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Jim Rutherford. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Hurricanes Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Hurricanes Coaches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Hockey Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10, 14
Scouting Directors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Broadcasters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Full-Time Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
2012-13 Organizational Roster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Player Biographies and Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
2012 NHL Draft Recap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Players in the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Minor League Affiliations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Community Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
Hurricanes vs. Opponents: 2011-12. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
2011-12 in Review. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
Hurricanes Players: 2011-12 Game by Game. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
2011-12 Transactions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
All-Time Player Trades and Acquisitions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
Year-By-Year History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
NHL Recaps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
Attendance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
All-Time NHL Rosters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
All-Star Games/Olympians/Milestone NHL Wins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 224
NHL Entry Draft History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
Franchise Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
Hurricanes in the Playoffs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
Media Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
NHL General Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
Medical Glossary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
2012-13 Game and Television Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
CREDITS
Editors: Mike Sundheim, Kyle Hanlin, Pace Sagester
Contributors: Michael Smith, Samantha Poulos, Rebecca Fiorentino, Kristen Bauer
Photographer: Gregg Forwerck
Design and Production: Lauren Baxter
CAROLINA HURRICANES HOCKEY CLUB
PNC Arena (Hockey capacity: 18,680)
1400 Edwards Mill Rd., Raleigh, NC 27607
Main Phone: 919/467-7825
Main Fax: 919/462-0123
Ticket Information: 1-866-NHL-CANES
Website: CarolinaHurricanes.com
Colors: Red, White, Silver and Black
Minor-League Affiliates: Charlotte Checkers (AHL); Florida Everblades (ECHL)
Cable Television Rightsholder: Fox Sports Carolinas
Radio Flagship: WCMC 99.9 FM The Fan
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CLUB DIRECTORY
EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT
Chief Executive Officer/Owner/Governor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Karmanos, Jr.
President/General Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Rutherford
Executive Vice President/Assistant General Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Karmanos
Executive Vice President/Chief Financial Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Amendola
Executive Vice President/General Manager, PNC Arena. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Davin Olsen
HOCKEY OPERATIONS
Vice President of Hockey Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ron Francis
Head Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kirk Muller
Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rod Brind’Amour
Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Lewis
Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John MacLean
Goaltending Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greg Stefan
Director of Defensemen Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glen Wesley
Director of Forwards Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cory Stillman
Video Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Huffine
Head Athletic Trainer/Strength & Conditioning Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Friesen
Assistant Athletic Trainer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Bennett
Equipment Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skip Cunningham, Bob Gorman, Jorge Alves
Vice President of Team Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Tatum
Executive Assistant to the President/General Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mari Jeter
Motivational Consultant/Manager Community Development. . . . . . . . . . Doris E. Barksdale
Video Scout/Hockey Operations Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Darren Yorke
Director of Amateur Scouting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tony MacDonald
Amateur Scouts . . . . . . . . . . . . Sheldon Ferguson, Robert Kron, Bob Luccini, Bert Marshall
Director of Pro Scouting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marshall Johnston
Pro Scouts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Hunter, Gene Reilly
Charlotte Checkers Head Coach/General Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Daniels
Charlotte Checkers Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Geordie Kinnear
Head Athletic Trainer, Charlotte Checkers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Maddox
Equipment Managers, Charlotte Checkers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Latin, Donny White
ADMINISTRATION
Receptionists. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Lou Ruetz, Janet Davis
ARENA OPERATIONS
Vice President of Guest Relations, PNC Arena. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Perkins
Director of Arena Marketing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crystal Pace
Booking/Customer Care Coordinator/Executive Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April Keeley
Director of Safety and Security. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clinton Peterson
Director of Parking and Traffic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jared Wright
Director of Event and Guest Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Congress
Director of Premium Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Suzanne Golden
Senior Premium Services Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katherine Perry
Premium Services Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Austin Caldwell
Director of Production. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Douglas
Marketing Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lindsey Hall
Production Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barry Steiman
Production Supervisor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Chapman
Senior Director of Operations and Facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan McGowan
Operations Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Melvin Terrell
Operations Supervisor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alan Sykes
Director of Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alan Wobbleton
Facilities Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sean Sollace
Vice President of Ticket Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Nowicki
Director of Arena Box Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Sousa
Arena Box Office Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erin Latore
Assistant Ticket Operations Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Jovino
Ticket Operations Representative. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tansley Cooke
Ticket Operations Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erica Tillman
Arena Office Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hilman Huskey
Ice Technician. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Wescott
BROADCASTERS
Television Play-by-Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Forslund
Television Analyst. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tripp Tracy
Radio Play-by-Play. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chuck Kaiton
Sideline Reporter/Host. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chantel McCabe
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COMMUNICATIONS
Senior Director of Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Sundheim
Director of Media Relations and Broadcasting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kyle Hanlin
Team Photographer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gregg Forwerck
FINANCE/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Senior Vice President/General Counsel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Traurig
Accountant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sam Spatafore
Accounts Payable. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Arrington
Accounts Receivable. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patty Hilliard, Temika Smith-Harris
Payroll/Human Resources. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crystal DeDitius, Keitha Stanley
Assistant to the CFO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stacey Ustin
Vice President of Information Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glenn Johnson
Client/Server Technologist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dwight Baptist
Systems Adminstrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Myatt Williams
Client/Server Developer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alex Byrd
FOOD AND BEVERAGE
Senior Director of VAB Catering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Diamond
Director of Concessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rick Rhodes
Concessions Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim O’Brien
Assistant Concessions Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Couch
Concessions Administrative Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBD
Commissary Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gary Berry
Commissary Senior Supervisor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jorge Cruz
Executive Chef. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Flood
Executive Sous Chef. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dennis Atkinson
Sous Chef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Heintz
Banquet Chef. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lecan Huynh
Chef Garde Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pete Aiello
Director of Catering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katrina Ryan
Catering Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frankie McGee
Assistant Catering Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skip Roach
Catering Administrative Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Monica Davenport
Director of Suites Food and Beverage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lori Holtz
Suites Food and Beverage Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hollie Hawkins
MARKETING
Vice President of Marketing/Executive Director, Kids ‘N Community Foundation. . . . . . . . . Doug Warf
Senior Director of Marketing and Brand Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben Aycock
Director of CanesVision and In-Game Marketing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stephen Rutherford
Director of Community Relations and Promotions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jon Chase
Web Producer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Smith
Manager of Creative Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lauren Baxter
Senior Graphic Designer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Roman
Marketing Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coop Elias
Producers, Gale Force Media, CanesVision and Wolfpack TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Burns
Senior Producer, Gale Force Media, CanesVision and Wolfpack TV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Sill
Graphics Producer, Gale Force Media, CanesVision and Wolfpack TV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rachel Cannon
Youth and Amateur Hockey Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shane Willis
Mascot Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Brown
Promotions/Fan Development Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan O’Quinn
Senior Coordinator of Community Relations/Assistant Director, KNCF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kristina Boyce
Community Relations Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gabby Pinto
MERCHANDISE
Director of Merchandise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Blitch
SALES
Vice President of Corporate Partnerships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Ballweg
Senior Corporate Sales Executives. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rick Francis, Johnny Gill
Vice President of Ticket Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kyle Prairie
Director of Ticket Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peterson Avetta
Account Executives/Business Development. . . . Jonathan Kramer, Michael Miller, Greg Perna
Client Relations Representatives . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Friedhaber, Matt Horton, Lauren Potter
Hurricanes Group Sales Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Kapusta
PNC Arena Group Sales Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Slais
Senior Group Sales Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rich Davis
Ticket Sales Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Prince
Client Services Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marie Bobalik
MANAGEMENT
PETER KARMANOS JR.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER / OWNER / GOVERNOR
Peter Karmanos Jr., holds the dual role as the principal owner/governor and chief executive officer of the Carolina Hurricanes and as the chairman and chief executive
officer of Compuware Corporation. With his partners Thomas Thewes and Jim Rutherford, Karmanos acquired the NHL franchise on June 28, 1994—the afternoon of the 1994 NHL
Entry Draft. After three financially unsuccessful seasons in Hartford, Conn., and after an agreement on a new facility between the team and the state of Connecticut could not be
reached, Karmanos announced he would relocate the franchise to Raleigh, NC, on May 6, 1997. There, Karmanos signed a 40-year lease with the city of Raleigh and the state.
Since their arrival in North Carolina, the Hurricanes have enjoyed tremendous all-around success. On the ice, the team has advanced to the Conference Finals three
times in the last 10 seasons, capturing Eastern Conference titles in 2002 and 2006 and the Stanley Cup in 2006. Off of the ice, the Hurricanes have become a key component of the
sporting landscape in North Carolina, and in 2009 were recognized as the top hockey franchise and second-ranked franchise in all of sports by ESPN in the “Ultimate Standings,” a
collection of data and survey results that takes into account a team’s on-ice or on-field success, as well as its community impact and overall fan experience. The spotlight shined on
the Hurricanes franchise again in January 2011, when the team and city of Raleigh earned tremendous praise for the successful 2011 NHL All-Star Weekend.
In the summer of 1998, Karmanos formed Gale Force Holdings to manage his hockey interests, which include the Carolina Hurricanes and PNC Arena; the Florida
Everblades of the ECHL and Germain Arena in Ft. Myers, Fla.; and the Plymouth Whalers of the Ontario Hockey League and Compuware Arena. In the fall of 2011, a new subsidiary
of Gale Force Holdings, LP, was created called Hurricanes Holdings, LLC, which features the Hurricanes and the management of PNC Arena. Since that time, 15 new investor groups
have joined Karmanos in the ownership of Hurricanes Holdings, further solidifying the franchise’s financial structure.
Karmanos attended Wayne State University in Detroit. He founded Compuware in 1973 with two partners who, with Karmanos, pooled their tax return money to start the
company. With 4,500 employees and fiscal year 2011 revenues of $1 billion, Compuware people and software make technology make a difference for leading organizations worldwide,
including 46 of the top 50 Fortune 500 companies and 12 of the 20 most visited U.S. websites. Karmanos’ initiative and business prowess were recognized in 1989 by the Institute of
American Entrepreneurs, which named him Entrepreneur of the Year. In April 1999, Karmanos ensured that his company would not lose sight of its roots when he decided to relocate
more than 4,100 highly-skilled jobs from Compuware’s headquarters in Farmington Hills, Mich., to Campus Martius, a business district in the heart of downtown Detroit.
The same competitive spirit that led to Karmanos’ success as an entrepreneur also fuels his 30-year sponsorship of youth hockey programs. In Detroit, Karmanos sponsors
the Plymouth Whalers (players ages 20-under), which was the first American club to play in the Ontario Hockey League. Compuware youth hockey programs, including the Plymouth
Whalers, have produced many NHL stars over the years including Pat LaFontaine, Al Iafrate, Mike Modano, Eric Lindros and Kevin Hatcher. Countless youth hockey programs benefit
each season through the efforts and sponsorship of Carolina Hurricanes and Compuware. In December 1997, Karmanos was chosen as one of four recipients of the Lester Patrick
Award. Originating in 1966, the award is given annually to individuals who are recognized for “outstanding service to hockey in the United States.” In 2010, Karmanos received the
Ontario Hockey League’s Bill Long Award, presented in recognition and appreciation of an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the OHL, and was inducted into the
Michigan Sports Hall of Fame.
In addition to his business and hockey interests, Karmanos is widely known for his philanthropy, particularly in the area of cancer research. In 1995, Karmanos established
the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit, with donations that now total in excess of $60 million. The institute is one of only 39 in the United States granted “comprehensive
cancer center” status by the National Institute of Health, and the only one of the 39 named after a woman.
A committed supporter of the Triangle area, Karmanos continues to actively run Compuware Corporation. Karmanos resides in the Detroit area with his wife Danialle,
and their sons Socrates, Leonidas, Spiros and Aristides. He now has seven sons and nine grandchildren. Danialle—in addition to her ongoing work as a nationally acclaimed video
producer—founded Danialle Karmanos’ Work It Out (DKWIO). A 501(c)3 organization, DKWIO fights childhood obesity by providing kids with the tools they need to make healthy
choices. By helping kids achieve health in mind, body and spirit, DKWIO has touched the lives of thousands of at-risk children in the Detroit and Triangle communities.
As an award-winning writer, producer and director, in 2008 Danialle was tapped by Governor Jennifer Granholm to serve on the newly-chartered Michigan Film Office
Advisory Council. In a 2010 Michigan-wide election, Danialle was elected to serve an eight-year term on the Wayne State University Board of Governors. She also works tirelessly
on behalf of the Karmanos Cancer Institute, partnering with the organization to develop memorable creative content. Her creative talents also led Danialle to become a founding
member, Board member and past chair of the critically-acclaimed Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD). She also serves on the boards of the Michigan Opera Theatre and
the College for Creative Studies, and is a trustee for the Parade Company, the non-profit organization responsible for the renowned America’s Thanksgiving Parade and numerous
other family-oriented events in Metropolitan Detroit.
HURRICANES HOLDINGS
Hurricanes Holdings, LLC
Hurricanes Holdings, LLC, owns the Carolina Hurricanes and operates PNC Arena. Majority owner Peter Karmanos Jr., is
joined by 17 minority investor groups in the ownership of the Hurricanes franchise.
Twelve of the 17 partners are: Michael Kahn, Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc. (James Goodmon), Matthew Szulik, Ice Puck LLC (Orris Temple Sloan, Jr.), Clancy
& Theys Construction (David Tim Clancy, Joel Thomas Irving Clancy, Kathryn Virginia Clancy, Robert Todd Clancy, Sarah Elizabeth Sturm), Jim Rutherford, Hurricanes
Investment, LLC (Abel Zalcberg, Barbara Zalcberg), Whitney Holdings Inc. (Frederick J. Whitney, Timothy M. Whitney), Playmakers Management, LLC (Ron Francis),
GreengardenDRC, LLC (Eliza Kraft Olander and Brian McHenry), Ron de Lange and Chuck Hammel. The remaining five investment partners have chosen to keep their
partnerships private.
Michael Kahn
Born and raised in Atlanta, Michael Kahn has been involved in a family-owned wine and spirits business all of his life. He is the chief operating
officer of Empire Distributors Inc., originally founded by his grandfather in 1940. Kahn, who has been nominated as Outstanding Philanthropist
of the Year, currently resides in Charlotte with his wife, Wendy, and three sons. Kahn is the Owner and Governor of Carolina’s American Hockey
League affiliate, the Charlotte Checkers.
Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc.
Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc. is a locally-owned communications company which owns WRAL-TV, WRAZ-TV, WRAL-FM, WCMC-FM,
WDNC-AM, WCLY-AM, Microspace, CBC New Media Group and Wolfpack Sports Marketing in the Triangle; WJZY-TV and WMYT-TV in
Charlotte; WILM-TV and Sunrise Broadcasting in Wilmington, NC; and real estate interests including the American Tobacco Project and Diamond
View office buildings in Durham. Jim Goodmon serves as President and CEO of Capitol Broadcasting. Capitol Broadcasting Company owns and
operates the Durham Bulls of the International League, the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays, and Capitol property 99.9 The Fan (WCMCFM) is the flagship station of the Carolina Hurricanes’ radio network.
Temple Sloan, Jr.
Clancy & Theys Construction
Jim Rutherford
James Goodmon
Temple Sloan, Jr., has sat or is currently sitting on the boards of some of the most prominent businesses in the Triangle community. He currently
serves as chairman of the board for General Parts International, Inc.; Trail Creek Investments, Inc.; and Highwoods Properties. He was the former
Lead Director for Lowe’s Companies and also for Bank of America, as well as a partner of Ready Mix Concrete and Al Smith Buick. Sloan was
inducted into the North Carolina Business Hall of Fame in 2010.
Clancy & Theys Construction was founded in Raleigh in 1949 by brothers-in-law E.I. Clancy and John Theys. Today the company is owned by the
late E.I. Clancy’s family, and is managed by his sons. Tim Clancy is president, and his brother Tick is executive vice president. Clancy & Theys
provides a diverse range of construction and construction management services for public, commercial, industrial, retail and residential clients.
In addition to its Raleigh headquarters, Clancy & Theys operates offices in Wilmington and Charlotte, Newport News, VA, and Orlando, FL.
Jim Rutherford is in his 19th year as general manager of the Carolina Hurricanes, making him the longest-tenured general manager in franchise
history and the second-longest tenured general manager currently serving in the NHL. Under Rutherford, the Hurricanes have earned a 515461-152-20 regular-season record since arriving in North Carolina, including a pair of trips to the Stanley Cup Final and the first Stanley Cup
Championship in franchise history in 2006. Rutherford’s management efforts were recognized in 2002 and 2006, when The Hockey News named
him “Executive of the Year,” and in 2006 when he was voted by his NHL management peers as the Sporting News’ “Executive of the Year.” In
2006, he was also named the Triangle’s “Businessperson of the Year” by the Triangle Business Journal.
Ron Francis
Following a Hall of Fame hockey career, Ron Francis joined the Hurricanes front office in 2006, where he currently serves as Vice President of
Hockey Operations, and works directly with General Manager Jim Rutherford on all hockey-related matters. The Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., native
retired from his on-ice career on Sept. 14, 2005, following a career in which he established himself as the greatest player in franchise history.
Francis scored 549 goals and earned 1,249 assists (1,798 points) over 23 NHL seasons with Hartford, Pittsburgh, Carolina and Toronto, and ranks fourth
in NHL history in points, behind only Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier and Gordie Howe. Francis won the Stanley Cup twice with Pittsburgh (1991,
1992) and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Nov. 12, 2007.
HURRICANES HOLDINGS
Abel and Barbara Zalcberg
Whitney Holdings Inc.
Eliza Kraft Olander and Brian McHenry
Abel and Barbara Zalcberg are co-founders of OFM, Inc., a family-owned importer and distributor of office furniture to
the trade located in Holly Springs, NC and Phoenix, AZ. OFM is a past winner of the Triangle Business Journal’s “Fast 50”
award, recognizing the fastest-growing private companies in the Triangle. The Zalcbergs’ professional interests also
include partnership in a land development company in Holly Springs and Clayton, NC, and a private jet charter company
at RDU. Devoted philanthropists, Abel serves as chairman of the Children’s Flight of Hope, which offers free air
transportation to children and families to and from hospital facilities, and Barbara works with the Frankie Lemmon
Barbara Zalcberg
Abel Zalcberg
School for developmentally disadvantaged children. Abel and Barbara also share a strong commitment to the V
Foundation for Cancer Research. Abel and Barabara have two children, Blake Zalcberg and Cara Zalcberg Hylton, who
each reside in the area.
The investment corporation, Whitney Holdings Inc., was created by Frederick J. Whitney and Timothy M. Whitney in
August 2011 for the purpose of investing in the Carolina Hurricanes Hockey Club. Originally from Cleveland, Frederick
has called Raleigh home since 1974. He began his professional career as a city planner before becoming a financial
planning investment advisor. Born in 1978, Timothy Whitney is a Raleigh native. He joined Frederick in the financial
planning industry and operates as a portfolio manager. Together, the father and son team are partners of Whitney
Wealth Management. Frederick and Timothy are active supporters of the local community and believe that Raleigh
Frederick Whitney
Timothy Whitney
greatly benefits from the presence of a professional sports franchise.
Eliza Kraft Olander is retired from the business world and focuses on community development and philanthropy. Brian
McHenry is President of McHenry Software. Together they are involved in many national and local charitable
organizations, including the Frankie Lemmon School, Triangle Wine Experience, YMCA, SPCA, Band Together and
Children’s Flight of Hope. They have two children, Michael Olander, Jr., who lives in Raleigh and owns O2 Fitness Clubs in
the Triangle and eastern North Carolina, and Amanda McHenry Keesee, a U.S. Naval officer who recently moved back
to North Carolina with her husband, Cody Keesee, who is also a Naval officer.
Eliza Kraft Olander
Brian McHenry
Ron de Lange
Ron de Lange is President and CEO of Tekelec, an innovator of mobile internet solutions headquartered in Morrisville, NC, and serves as a
member of Tekelec’s board of directors. He recently served for several years as a board member of the Morrisville Chamber of Commerce, and has
also served as a board member of the Alliance for Telecommunications Solutions (ATIS) and on the DePaul University School of Computer
Science, Telecommunications and Information Systems (CTI) Leadership Council.
Chuck Hammel
Chuck Hammel is President and owner of PITT OHIO, a successful regional transportation company. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, PITT OHIO
operates in ten states, with 21 terminals and more 2,600 employees and provides its customers with the most reliable service the less-than
truckload (LTL) industry has to offer. Hammel is also highly involved in his community, serving on the Board of Directors for the Pittsburgh
Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Allegheny Conference on Community Development and Riverlife, as well as on the Board of
Trustees for Senator John Heinz History Center. He is a member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Business Advisory Council, Mayor’s
Economic Development Panel, Allegheny County Transportation Vision Team and Duquesne Club. Chuck and his wife, Kristen, have four boys,
and live in Sewickley, PA, a suburb of Pittsburgh.
Mark and Tara Rein
Mark Rein is the vice president and co-founder of Epic Games, a video game development company based in Cary, NC.
Epic Games is well known for the creation of the Unreal Engine technology, which powered the Unreal series of first
person shooters, Infinity Blade series for mobile platforms, as well as the Gears of War series for Xbox 360. The
company, which was established in 1991, moved its headquarters to the Triangle in 1999, and today has more than 300
employees worldwide. Originally from Toronto, Rein and his wife, Tara, live in Raleigh with their three children.
Mark Rein
Tara Rein
MANAGEMENT
JIM RUTHERFORD
PRESIDENT / GENERAL MANAGER
Jim Rutherford, a former National Hockey League goaltender, is the franchise’s seventh general manager and the only general manager in the history of the
Carolina Hurricanes. Under Rutherford, the Hurricanes have earned a 515-461-152-20 regular-season record since arriving in North Carolina prior to the 1997-98 season,
including a pair of trips to the Stanley Cup Final and the first Stanley Cup Championship in franchise history in 2006. Rutherford’s management efforts were recognized
in 2002 and 2006, when The Hockey News named him “Executive of the Year,” and in 2006 when he was voted by his NHL management peers as the Sporting News’
“Executive of the Year.” In 2006, he was named the Triangle’s “Businessperson of the Year” by the Triangle Business Journal.
The Hurricanes captured their first Eastern Conference championship in 2002, when they defeated Toronto in the Eastern Conference Finals, and again won
the Prince of Wales Trophy in 2006 when they defeated Buffalo in seven games. Rutherford brought the first major professional sports championship to North Carolina
when the Hurricanes defeated Edmonton 3-1 in the deciding seventh game of the 2006 Stanley Cup Final in Raleigh. The Hurricanes have won the Southeast Division
title three times, advanced to the conference finals three of the last nine seasons and established new franchise records for wins and points in a season in 2005-06.
In addition to their on-ice success, the Hurricanes also have been recognized for their impact and success in North Carolina. In 2008, the Turnkey Brand Index
rated the team’s brand 20th among North American professional sports teams. In 2009, the Hurricanes were recognized as the top hockey franchise and second-ranked
franchise in all of sports by ESPN in the “Ultimate Standings,” a collection of data and survey results that takes into account a team’s on-ice or on-field success as well
as its community impact and overall fan experience. An important part of that impact on the Triangle has been the major events that the franchise has attracted to the
area. Rutherford spearheaded the efforts to bring the 2004 NHL Entry Draft and the 2011 NHL All-Star Game to Raleigh, both of which were deemed as tremendous
successes in both the local and international media.
Rutherford has stocked the current club with bright, young talent through the Entry Draft, free agency and trades, to go along with a base of veteran
leadership. He has a proven history of success in the NHL Entry Draft. Selections like Eric Staal, Cam Ward, Jeff Skinner, Justin Faulk and Jamie McBain help to form
the core of the current team, while prospects like Zach Boychuk, Zac Dalpe, Drayson Bowman and Ryan Murphy will play integral roles in the team’s future. Rutherford
also acquired several key members of the current team through trades and free agency, including forwards Jordan Staal, Tuomo Ruutu, Chad LaRose, Jussi Jokinen, Jiri
Tlusty and Alexander Semin and defensemen Tim Gleason and Joni Pitkanen.
Rutherford is in his 19th year as general manager in 2012-13, making him the longest-tenured general manager in franchise history and the second-longest
tenured general manager currently serving in the NHL. As president of the Hurricanes, Rutherford oversees the operation of the Hurricanes, the Florida Everblades (ECHL)
and the Plymouth Whalers (OHL). He was originally named the team’s president and general manager when the KTR Partnership—the ownership group comprised of
Peter Karmanos Jr., Thomas Thewes and Rutherford—purchased the Hartford Whalers on June 28, 1994. In Nov. 2011, the Hurricanes announced that Rutherford was
part of a new group of investors who were taking ownership stakes in the team.
A veteran of 13 NHL seasons, Rutherford began his professional goaltending career in 1969 as a first-round selection of the Detroit Red Wings. While playing
for Pittsburgh, Toronto, Los Angeles and Detroit, Rutherford appeared in 457 games and collected 14 career shutouts. For five seasons he also served as the Red Wings’
player representative. Rutherford played for Team Canada in the World Championships in Vienna in 1977 and Moscow in 1979.
At the conclusion of his playing career, Rutherford joined Compuware to serve as director of hockey operations for Compuware Sports Corporation. Originally
hired in September 1983, he is beginning his 29th season with the Compuware hockey family. With Compuware Sports Corporation in the 1980s, Rutherford gained
a wealth of experience in youth hockey and junior programs. He started his management career by guiding Compuware Sports Corporation’s purchase of the Windsor
Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League in April 1984. During the next four years, Rutherford acted as general manager of the Spitfires. In 1988, the Spitfires advanced
to the Memorial Cup Finals with a perfect 12-0 run to the OHL Championship. The following season, he led Compuware’s efforts to bring the first American-based OHL
franchise to Detroit on Dec. 11, 1989. Rutherford received the 1987 “Executive of the Year” award in both the OHL and the CHL, and won the OHL “Executive of the Year”
award again in 1988. In 2009, he was recognized by the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) as the “All-Time Executive” on its “All-Time Great Team,” which also
included forwards Wayne Gretzky, Doug Gilmour and Syl Apps, defensemen Bobby Orr and Rob Blake, goaltender Curtis Joseph and coach Roger Neilson.
Jim and his wife, Leslie, live in North Raleigh with their son James. Jim’s daughter Andrea also lives in Raleigh and teaches visually impaired/blind students
for Wake County schools. In addition to his work with the team, Jim serves on the NHL’s Competition Committee and the Board of Directors for Brier Creek Country Club.
MANAGEMENT
JASON KARMANOS
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT / ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER
Jason Karmanos is in his 15th year in the hockey operations department for the Carolina Hurricanes. Karmanos rejoined the organization in June 2008 as
executive director of hockey operations and returned to his role as vice president and assistant general manager in December 2009. He works with President/General
Manager Jim Rutherford and Director of Hockey Operations Ron Francis in player evaluations, contract negotiations and player movements. His other responsibilities
include overseeing the day-to-day operations of the hockey club and the Hurricanes’ minor-league affiliates in the AHL and ECHL. Karmanos served as the team’s vice
president and assistant general manager from 1998-2007 and was in that role when the Hurricanes captured the Stanley Cup in 2006, marking the first championship
of his career.
Karmanos played hockey collegiately for Harvard University, graduating in 1996. He attended the Pittsburgh Penguins’ training camp upon the conclusion of
his collegiate career, but had his professional career cut short when he suffered an eye injury while playing for the Raleigh Ice Caps during the 1996-97 season. Upon
his retirement from hockey, Karmanos worked for an investment bank located in Boston.
Jason and his wife, Christy, reside in Wake Forest and have four daughters, Ella, Kayla, Anna and Lila.
RON FRANCIS
VICE PRESIDENT OF HOCKEY OPERATIONS / ALTERNATE GOVERNOR
Ron Francis is in his seventh season in management for the Carolina Hurricanes, and was promoted to vice president of hockey operations in June 2012. As
vice president of hockey operations, Francis works directly with General Manager Jim Rutherford on all hockey-related matters. In addition to his hockey operations
duties, Francis also serves as one of the teams’ alternate governors.
Following a career in which he established himself as the greatest player in Hurricanes franchise history, Francis re-joined the organization in November
2006 as the team’s director of player development. He was promoted to assistant general manager on Oct. 4, 2007, but returned to the team’s locker room on Dec.
3, 2008, when he joined new Head Coach Paul Maurice behind the bench as associate head coach. While serving as a coach, Francis maintained a voice in the
Hurricanes’ front office decision-making, serving as the team’s director of player personnel. He returned to the front office full-time in June 2011, accepting the role
of director of hockey operations.
Francis announced his retirement on Sept. 14, 2005, following a 23-year NHL career with Hartford, Pittsburgh, Carolina and Toronto. In 1,731 NHL regularseason games, Francis scored 549 goals and earned 1,249 assists (1,798 points), to rank him fourth all-time on the league’s points list behind Wayne Gretzky, Mark
Messier and Gordie Howe. Francis’ 1,249 assists rank second only to Gretzky (1,963), and he ranks third on the games-played list behind Howe (1,767) and Messier (1,756).
The Hartford Whalers drafted Francis in the first round, fourth overall, in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft. Francis played with the Whalers for 10 seasons before
joining Pittsburgh at the trading deadline of the 1990-91 season. He spent seven full seasons with the Penguins before rejoining the organization that drafted him, when
the relocated Carolina Hurricanes signed him as a free agent on July 13, 1998. In 16 seasons with the Hartford/Carolina franchise, Francis played in 1,186 games, scoring
382 goals and earning 793 assists for 1,175 points -- all of which are franchise records. The Hurricanes officially retired Francis’ No. 10 jersey to the arena’s rafters on
Jan. 28, 2006, and on Nov. 12, 2007, Francis was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
During his playing career, Francis played in four NHL All-Star games, and he won the Lady Byng Trophy (sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct) three times
(1995, 1998, 2002), the Frank J. Selke Trophy (best defensive forward) once (1995) and the King Clancy Memorial Trophy (leadership/humanitarian/community work)
once (2002). He also won the Alka-Seltzer Plus Award in 1995, when he led the NHL in plus/minus, and was a key member of the Penguins’ Stanley Cup-winning teams
in 1991 and 1992.
Ron and his wife, Mary Lou, have a daughter, Kaitlyn, and two sons, Michael and Connor. They reside in Raleigh.
HEAD COACH
KIRK MULLER
HEAD COACH
Kirk Muller, 46, is in his second season as head coach of the Carolina Hurricanes, and entered the 2012-13 campaign with a career record of 25-20-12. Muller,
who was named head coach of the Carolina Hurricanes on Nov. 28, 2011, is the 12th person to serve as head coach in franchise history, and the third since the team
relocated to North Carolina in 1997.
This marks Muller’s first head coaching position in the NHL; he previously served as a head coach for the Milwaukee Admirals in the American Hockey League
(AHL). The Kingston, Ont., native had a record of 10-6-0 with Milwaukee during the 2011-12 season, after taking the job as head coach for the Nashville Predators’ top
minor-league affiliate in July 2011.
Prior to joining the Admirals, Muller spent five seasons as an assistant coach with the Montreal Canadiens, helping the Habs reach the playoffs in four
consecutive seasons, including a trip to the Eastern Conference Final in 2010. During his second season behind the bench in 2007-08, Montreal went 47-25-10 (105
points), marking its best record since 1988-89. Muller worked extensively with the Habs’ penalty killing unit throughout his tenure in Montreal, helping it finish in the top
half of the League in each season under his watch, including a seventh-place ranking in 2010-11 and a perfect 21-for-21 performance during the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Prior to joining the Canadiens on June 20, 2006, Muller spent one season as head coach with the Queen’s University Golden Gaels in his hometown of
Kingston. He also served as an assistant coach for Canada at the 2005 Lotto Cup and the 2006 Under-18 World Championship.
As a player, Muller totaled 357 goals and 602 assists (959 points) in 1,349 career NHL games over 19 seasons with the New Jersey Devils, Montreal
Canadiens, New York Islanders, Toronto Maple Leafs, Florida Panthers and Dallas Stars from 1984-2003. He skated in 127 career Stanley Cup playoff games, totaling
69 points (33g, 36a), including the Stanley Cup-clinching goal for the Canadiens in the 1993 Stanley Cup Final. He also reached the Final with Dallas in 2000, when the
Stars fell to New Jersey.
A six-time NHL All-Star (1985, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1993), Muller posted 30-or-more goals five times in his career, 20-or-more goals nine times, and had
seven 70-point seasons. He established career highs with New Jersey in 1987-88 and Montreal in 1992-93, totaling 37 goals, 57 assists and 94 points in each of those
seasons. Muller served as captain for both the Devils (1989-91) and the Canadiens (1994-95).
Prior to turning professional, Muller played junior hockey in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) for Kingston and Guelph, and represented Canada at the 1984
Olympic Games. He made his NHL debut for New Jersey straight out of junior hockey in 1984, after the Devils selected him second overall in the 1984 NHL Entry Draft,
behind only Mario Lemieux. In addition to the 1984 Olympics, Muller also represented Canada at four World Championships (1985, 1986, 1987, 1989) and at the 1984
World Junior Championship.
Muller and his wife, Stacey, have four daughters – twins Brittney and Kourtney, Bryelle and Kira.
KIRK MULLER’s Head Coaching Record
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM
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2011-12
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Carolina NHL57 25 20 12
HURRICANES/nhl TOTALS
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COACHES
ROD BRIND’AMOUR
ASSISTANT COACH
Rod Brind’Amour, 42, is in his second year as assistant coach for the Carolina Hurricanes, after serving the team in player
development roles since 2010.
Brind’Amour officially retired as a player on June 30, 2010, following a career of more than 20 NHL seasons. Originally
drafted by the St. Louis Blues in the first round, ninth overall, in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft, Brind’Amour completed his career ranked
16th in NHL history in games played (1,484), 44th in assists (732), 46th in points (1,184) and 54th in goals (452), in 21 seasons with
St. Louis, Philadelphia and Carolina. The Ottawa, Ont., native debuted with the Blues during the 1989 Stanley Cup Playoffs after
completing one season at Michigan State, and scored a goal on his first NHL shot against the Minnesota North Stars. He was named
to the NHL’s All-Rookie Team in 1990, after scoring 61 points (26g, 35a) in 79 games for St. Louis, and played in the NHL All-Star Game while a member of the Flyers
in 1992. Brind’Amour represented Canada in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, and won back-to-back Frank J. Selke trophies as the NHL’s top defensive
forward in 2005-06 and 2006-07, as a member of the Hurricanes.
Brind’Amour played in 159 career Stanley Cup Playoff games, totaling 51 goals and 60 assists (111 points). He participated in the Stanley Cup Final three
times, reaching the Final in 1997 with Philadelphia, and in 2002 and 2006 with Carolina, captaining the Hurricanes to the 2006 Stanley Cup championship. Acquired
by the Hurricanes from the Philadelphia Flyers on Jan. 23, 2000, Brind’Amour ranks second in career points for the Hurricanes since the team’s relocation to North
Carolina, notching 473 points in 694 games played. He also ranks first in assists (299), second in shorthanded goals (10), third in goals (174) and third in power-play
goals (60) in the team’s North Carolina history. Brind’Amour ranks second in franchise history (including Hartford) in assists (299), fourth in points (473) and fourth in
games played (694). Named the Hurricanes’ captain prior to the 2005-06 season, Brind’Amour netted 31 goals and earned 39 assists (70 points) that season to lead
the team to a franchise-record 52 regular-season wins. His league-leading 12 playoff goals during the team’s Stanley Cup run also set a franchise record.
Rod and his wife, Amy, live in Raleigh, with their newborn son, Brooks. He also has a daughter, Briley (13), and two sons, Skyler (12) and Reece (11).
JOHN McLEAN
ASSISTANT COACH
John MacLean, 47, is in his second season as assistant coach for the Carolina Hurricanes. Prior to joining the Hurricanes,
the Oshawa, Ont., native spent nine seasons as a coach in the New Jersey Devils organization, including seven years as an assistant
coach. MacLean served as head coach of the Lowell Devils of the American Hockey League (AHL) in 2009-10, leading the Devils
affiliate to its best-ever record and first-ever playoff berth. He was named head coach for the New Jersey Devils prior to the 2010-11
season, but was replaced 33 games into his first season as an NHL head coach.
Drafted by New Jersey sixth overall in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft, MacLean played 19 NHL seasons with the Devils, Sharks,
Rangers and Stars, totaling 413 goals, 429 assists (842 points) and 1,328 penalty minutes in 1,194 career NHL games. A two-time NHL All-Star (1989, 1991), he won the
Stanley Cup with the Devils in 1995, and totaled 83 points (35g, 48a) and 152 penalty minutes in 104 career Stanley Cup playoff games.
MacLean is the Devils’ all-time franchise leader with 347 goals, and ranks second in New Jersey franchise history with 701 points. He was a teammate
of current Hurricanes Head Coach Kirk Muller with New Jersey and Dallas, as well as with Canada at the 1984 World Junior Championship and the 1989 IIHF
World Championship.
DAVE LEWIS
ASSISTANT COACH
Dave Lewis, 59, is in his second season as assistant coach for the Carolina Hurricanes. The 2012-13 season marks his 21st
season as a coach in the National Hockey League, as Lewis previously worked behind the bench for Detroit, Boston and Los Angeles.
He served as the head coach for Detroit (2002-2004) and Boston (2006-07), compiling a career record of 135-83-33 as a head coach
(includes five games as co-coach with Detroit in 1998-99).
Lewis began his coaching career immediately after his retirement as a player in November 1987, when he was named as an
assistant coach for the Detroit Red Wings. The Kindersley, Sask., native served in that position until being promoted to associate coach
prior to the 1995-96 season. As associate coach, he worked under three head coaches over 15 years – Jacques Demers, Bryan Murray
and Scotty Bowman – capturing the Stanley Cup championship three times (1997, 1998, 2002).
Lewis was named the Red Wings’ head coach on July 17, 2002, following Bowman’s retirement. In two seasons, he led Detroit to a pair of 48-win and
100-point seasons, as well as two Central Division titles. His team won the President’s Trophy in 2003-04, finishing with the NHL’s top regular-season record at 48-21-112 (109 points). Following the NHL’s work stoppage in 2004-05, Lewis was replaced as head coach, and he served as a professional scout for the Red Wings during the
2005-06 season. On June 29, 2006, Lewis became the 27th head coach in the history of the Boston Bruins. He compiled a 35-41-6 record with the Bruins before joining
the Los Angeles Kings as an assistant coach in 2007-08.
Lewis played 15 NHL seasons between 1973 and 1988, totaling 36 goals and 187 assists (223 points) in 1,008 games as a defenseman with the New
York Islanders, Los Angeles Kings, New Jersey Devils and Detroit Red Wings. He skated in 91 career Stanley Cup playoff games, earning 21 points (1g, 20a) and 143
penalty minutes.
HOCKEY OPERATIONS
GREG STEFAN
GOALTENDING COACH
Greg Stefan, 51, rejoins the Hurricanes coaching staff in 2012-13 as goaltending coach, after serving as a pro scout for the organization in 2011-12. Stefan previously served as
goaltending coach and pro scout for the Hurricanes for three seasons from 2005-2008, winning his first Stanley Cup Championship with the team in 2006.
Originally from Brantford, Ont., Stefan was selected by the Detroit Red Wings in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft. He went on to play nine seasons as a goaltender in the NHL, compiling
a career record of 115-127-30 with a 3.92 goals-against average for Detroit before suffering a career-ending knee injury in a game against Edmonton on Nov. 25, 1989. Stefan began his
coaching career in 1993 as an assistant coach for the Detroit Jr. Red Wings, who later became the Plymouth Whalers. He served as assistant coach for the team through 1998, and then
rejoined the team in 2003 as assistant coach and director of player development.
GLEN WESLEY
DIRECTOR OF DEFENSEMEN DEVELOPMENT
Glen Wesley is in his fifth year as the Hurricanes’ director of defensemen development. Wesley officially retired from hockey on June 5, 2008, following a career of more than 20
NHL seasons. As director of defensemen development, Wesley is responsible for working with all defensemen in the Hurricanes system, including drafted players in the Canadian major-junior
hockey leagues, ECHL and American Hockey League (AHL).
Originally drafted third overall in the 1987 NHL Entry Draft by the Boston Bruins, Wesley completed his playing career ranked sixth on the NHL’s all-time list of games played by
a defenseman, skating in 1,457 total games over 20 seasons with Boston, Hartford, Toronto and Carolina. The Red Deer, Alb., native debuted with Boston straight out of junior hockey in his
draft year, and was named to the NHL All-Rookie Team after earning 37 points (7g, 30a) and leading all rookies with a plus-21 plus/minus rating. Wesley played in the NHL All-Star Game in
1989, and completed his career with 128 goals, 409 assists (537 points) and 1,045 penalty minutes. He appeared in the Stanley Cup Final four times, reaching the championship series with
Boston in 1988 and 1990, and with Carolina in 2002 and 2006, capturing the Stanley Cup with the Hurricanes in 2006.
The Hartford Whalers acquired Wesley on Aug. 25, 1994, in exchange for first-round draft picks in 1995 (Kyle McLaren), 1996 (Jonathan Aitken) and 1997 (Sergei Samsonov).
Wesley went on to play 13 seasons for the franchise, and, prior to his retirement, he was the only player to have played for the Hurricanes in every season since the team relocated to North
Carolina in 1997. He played more games (913) for the Hurricanes franchise than any player in team history other than Ron Francis, and his 728 games played for the Hurricanes are the most
by any player in a Carolina uniform. Wesley totaled 227 points (51g, 176a) for the Whalers and Hurricanes, and the Hurricanes officially retired his No. 2 jersey to the rafters on Feb. 17, 2009.
Glen and his wife, Barb, have a daughter, Amanda, and two sons, Josh and Matthew.
CORY STILLMAN
DIRECTOR OF FORWARDS DEVELOPMENT
Cory Stillman returns to the Hurricanes in 2012-13, in the position of director of forwards development previously held by Rod Brind’Amour. Stillman, 38, retired as a player in
September 2011 after 16 NHL seasons, and spent the 2011-12 season working as player development assistant for the Florida Panthers.
A first-round selection (6th overall) of the Calgary Flames in the 1992 NHL Entry Draft, Stillman totaled 278 goals and 449 assists (727 points) in 1,025 career games with the
Calgary Flames, St. Louis Blues, Tampa Bay Lightning, Carolina Hurricanes, Ottawa Senators and Florida Panthers. He scored 52 goals and added 113 assists (165 points) in 191 games during
two stints with the Hurricanes from 2005-2008 and in 2011. He was second among Hurricanes in scoring during the team’s run to the 2006 Stanley Cup championship, notching 26 points
(9g, 17a) in 25 games, and netting the series-clinching, overtime goal in the first round against the Montreal Canadiens. Stillman also won the Stanley Cup as a member of the Lightning in
2004, and the 2006 title made him the sixth player in NHL history to win the Stanley Cup in consecutive seasons with two different teams.
Stillman and his wife, Mara, have three children: Riley, Madison and Chase.
HOCKEY OPERATIONS
CHRIS HUFFINE
VIDEO COACH
Chris Huffine is in his 13th season as the team’s full-time video coach. Prior to joining the team full time, he spent two seasons as a part-time video coordinator
with the club, handling video breakdown during home games in Greensboro and taping future opponents during the 1997-98 and 1998-99 seasons. Huffine is now
responsible for all pre-scouting of future opponents. He works closely with the coaching staff, putting together scouting reports for individual players as well as the
team. His work includes breaking down the other teams’ systems and tendencies, including forecheck, power plays and penalty kills, and putting together meetings for
the coaches to inform the players. In addition to preparing for the opponent, he also breaks down games as they happen on a laptop editing system so that coaches and
players have access to the information immediately during and after the game.
Prior to working with the Hurricanes, Huffine served as the video coordinator for the Greensboro Monarchs for five seasons from 1990-1997. In addition to being
a member of the 2005-06 Stanley Cup Champions, he was also chosen to represent USA Hockey as the video coach for the 2006 Mens Olympic Team in Turin, Italy. Chris
and his wife, Heather, reside in Raleigh, with their sons, Samuel and Jacob.
PETER FRIESEN
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER / STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH
Pete Friesen is in his 16th season with the Carolina Hurricanes as the team’s head athletic trainer/strength and conditioning coach and his 33nd year as a
professional hockey trainer. Friesen is a certified strength and conditioning coach, certified as a performance enhancement specialist, corrective exercise specialist and
massage therapist, a board-certified sport physical therapist, and is certified in both the United States and Canada as an Athletic Trainer/Therapist. He is responsible for
the institution of training and dietary standards, preparation of rehabilitation programs and treatment of acute injuries for all Hurricanes players.
In addition to his work with professional teams, Friesen has been associated with the Canadian Olympic and international programs for the last 29 seasons,
including serving as the head trainer for Team Canada’s gold medal-winning team during the 2004 World Championship in the Czech Republic. He again served as head
trainer for Canada at the 2011 World Championship in Slovakia, and has now been to 10 IIHF World Championships. Friesen has advised six different Canadian programs
including men’s and women’s ice hockey, field hockey, soccer, figure skating, softball, wrestling, gymnastics and volleyball in preparation for their respective tournaments.
Combining the different elements of each sport, Friesen strives to show athletes various ways of developing elements of their bodies in a true cross-training fashion.
A graduate of Bemidji State (MN) with bachelor’s degrees in education and physical education, Friesen also earned a master’s degree in sports medicine and
physical therapy from the University of Saskatchewan. Prior to joining the Hurricanes, Friesen was the head trainer at both the University of Saskatchewan and then the
University of Alberta.
Pete and his wife, Shelley, reside in Knightdale, North Carolina, with their children, Jack (21), Chad (20) and Taylor (17).
SCOUTING DIRECTORS
MARSHALL JOHNSTON
DIRECTOR OF PROFESSIONAL SCOUTING
Marshall Johnston is in his eighth season overseeing the Hurricanes’ professional scouting department. Johnston has more than 30 years of NHL experience as
a general manager, assistant general manager, director of player personnel, scouting combine executive director, head coach, assistant coach and player. The Hurricanes’
2006 championship marked the first Stanley Cup title of Johnston’s career.
Prior to joining the Hurricanes, Johnston, 71, served as director of player evaluation for the Chicago Blackhawks. Previously, he had spent six seasons with
the Ottawa Senators, serving as director of player personnel from July 1996 through March 1999, assistant general manager from March 1999 through June 1999 and
general manager from June 1999 through June 2002. During his tenure in Ottawa, the Senators earned two division titles, had three 40-win seasons and never missed
the playoffs.
Johnston, a native of Birch Hills, Sask., played seven NHL seasons as a defenseman with the Minnesota North Stars and California Golden Seals from 19671974. After his playing career, he returned to coach his alma mater, the University of Denver, leading the Pioneers to the Western Collegiate Hockey Association title in
1977-78. As a player, Johnston captured a National Collegiate Athletic Association title with Denver.
Johnston joined the Colorado Rockies (NHL) as assistant general manager and assistant coach on May 4, 1981, and served as the team’s head coach for the
final 56 games of the 1981-82 season. After the team moved to New Jersey in 1982, he remained with the Devils as an assistant coach until November 1983, and was
later named director of player personnel, a position he held for 10 years.
During his time leading the Devils’ scouting department, the team drafted, among others, Martin Brodeur, Bill Guerin, Brendan Shanahan, Mike Dunham, Sean
Burke, Scott Niedermayer, Brian Rolston, Kirk Muller and Kirk McLean. At the international level, Johnston led Team Canada as head coach in the 1978 (bronze), 1979
(fourth) and 1982 (bronze) World Championships. He also represented Canada in the 1964 and 1968 Olympic Games as a player, serving as team captain for the bronze
medal-winning team in 1968. Johnston was named to the International Hockey Hall of Fame in 1998.
TONY MacDONALD
DIRECTOR OF AMATEUR SCOUTING
Tony MacDonald is in his sixth season as the Hurricanes’ director of amateur scouting and his 19th season as a scout with the organization. MacDonald
oversees the Hurricanes’ amateur scouting department and is responsible for the team’s annual draft. The Hurricanes’ 2006 Stanley Cup Championship was the first of
MacDonald’s career.
MacDonald has been a part of the Hurricanes scouting staff that has selected many of the players that form the core of the current team. He helped Carolina
select players including Eric Staal and Cam Ward and was director of the amateur scouting department for the 2011 NHL Draft when the team chose Jeff Skinner, who
won the Calder Trophy the following spring. Other players added to the organization during MacDonald’s first five drafts as director of amateur scouting from 2008
through 2012, include Justin Faulk, Ryan Murphy, Zac Dalpe and Zach Boychuk.
MacDonald first joined the NHL in 1988, when he accepted a scouting position with the Los Angeles Kings. After two seasons with the Kings, he returned
to the OHL as an advisor with the Guelph Storm.
MacDonald began his hockey career as a coach and general manager for the Prescott Barons, Rockland Ramparts and Brockville Braves. He moved on to
become Director of Scouting for the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) in 1982.
MANAGEMENT
BRIAN TATUM
VICE PRESIDENT OF TEAM OPERATIONS
Brian Tatum is in his 15th year with the Hurricanes, and was named vice president of team operations during the summer of 2012, after five years as senior
director of team operations. As vice president of team operations, Tatum oversees the hockey operations and media relations departments, managing all of the
responsibilities of the players, coaches and hockey staff in those areas, as well as continuing the roles he filled as the team services manager. Tatum served as the
Hurricanes’ team services manager from 2000-2006, and was responsible for the coordination of all of the team’s travel, including accommodations, transportation
and catering.
Before joining the team’s hockey staff, Tatum served as the Hurricanes’ ticket sales manager. He joined the organization in 1997 after earning a master’s
degree in sports management from North Carolina State University. Tatum earned his undergraduate degree from UNC-Wilmington, where he was an infielder on the
Seahawks’ baseball team.
Tatum was raised in Raleigh and was a standout baseball and basketball player at Broughton High School. He and his wife, Liz, reside in Raleigh.
MIKE AMENDOLA
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT / CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Mike Amendola is in his 32nd year with the franchise, making him the longest-tenured front office employee in the Carolina Hurricanes organization. As
executive vice president and chief financial officer, he is responsible for all financial, sales, human resources and information technology areas for the Carolina Hurricanes
and PNC Arena. In addition, Amendola also oversees the financial operations of the other entities of Gale Force Holdings, which include the Florida Everblades, Germain
Arena, Plymouth Whalers and Compuware Arena.
Amendola first joined the organization in 1981, and previously held the titles of senior accountant, controller, treasurer and vice president of finance and
administration. On July 18, 2005, he was named an alternate governor, giving him the ability to represent the club at NHL Board of Governors meetings.
Amendola received an undergraduate degree in business and economics from Lehigh University in 1976, and an advanced degree in accounting from the
University of Miami in 1979. He is a member of the American Institute of C.P.A.s, the North Carolina Association of C.P.A.s and the Connecticut Society of C.P.A.s.
Amendola and his wife, Roberta, have two children, Michael Jr. and Chiara.
DAVIN OLSEN
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT / GENERAL MANAGER, PNC ARENA
Davin Olsen is in his 16th year with the franchise. Olsen oversees the daily operations and functions held at PNC Arena. He contracts, schedules and
coordinates all logistical and technical aspects of events that take place at the arena.
While he is based in Raleigh, Olsen also consults on other Gale Force Holdings ventures, including Germain Arena in Ft. Myers, Fla., and Compuware Arena
in Plymouth, Mich. Prior to joining the Hurricanes, Olsen served as the director of recreational facilities at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. With 25 years of
experience in arena management, Olsen has also administered the New Haven Coliseum, the Hartford Civic Center and UNC Charlotte.
Olsen resides in Apex. He has two sons: Davin (20) and Jason (16).
HOCKEY OPERATIONS
JORGE
DORIS
DOUG
SKIP
EQUIPMENT MANAGER
MOTIVATIONAL CONSULTANT/
MANAGER COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER
EQUIPMENT MANAGER
SHELDON
BOB
KYLE
DAVE
AMATEUR SCOUT
EQUIPMENT MANAGER
DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS
AND BROADCASTING
PRO SCOUT
MARI
RoBERT
BOB
BERT
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE
PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER
EUROPEAN SCOUT
AMATEUR SCOUT
AMATEUR SCOUT
gene
MIKE
DARREN
PRO SCOUT
SENIOR DIRECTOR OF
COMMUNICATIONS
VIDEO SCOUT/HOCKEY
OPERATIONS ASSISTANT
ALVES
FERGUSON
JETER
REILLY
BARKSDALE
GORMAN
KRON
SUNDHEIM
BENNETT
HANLIN
LUCCINI
YORKE
CUNNINGHAM
HUNTER
MARSHALL
BROADCASTERS
JOHN FORSLUND
TELEVISION PLAY-BY-PLAY
John Forslund is in his 18th season as the Hurricanes’ television play-by-play announcer, his 22nd year with the club and his 29th year in professional hockey. In addition to calling
all the exciting NHL hockey action on Hurricanes television broadcasts, Forslund will also continue to serve as a play-by-play announcer for nationally televised cable broadcasts of regular
season and playoff games on NBC Sports Network.
In addition to his hockey work, Forslund also has experience covering Atlantic Coast Conference and Southern Conference basketball for FOX Sports Net. In 2003, Forslund won
Telly awards for Forslund Focus, part of the Hurricanes’ in-game presentation, and “Raisin’ Canes,” the home video celebrating the Hurricanes’ 2002 playoff run. Forslund has also earned
Mid-South Emmy Awards for Hurricanes broadcasts in 2007 and 2009.
Forslund first joined the organization for the 1991-92 season as the public relations director, a position he held for four seasons. During his tenure, Forslund also served as the
Hartford Whalers’ color analyst on the Whalers Radio Network. Prior to his appointment in Hartford, Forslund handled the television and radio broadcasts for the Springfield Indians of the
American Hockey League from 1984-1991. He was recognized as one of the AHL’s top publicists/announcers when he received the Ken McKenzie Award in 1989.
Forslund serves as host of the Jimmy V Celebrity Golf Classic Gala, an annual event to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer research, and is on the board of directors
for Spare Some for Autism. He is also involved with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, March of Dimes and the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation.
A graduate of Springfield College, Forslund went on to earn his master’s degree in athletic management from Adelphi University. John and his wife, Natalie, reside in Apex. They
have two daughters, Erika and Kara, and a son, Matthew.
CHUCK KAITON
RADIO PLAY-BY-PLAY
Chuck Kaiton has been the team’s radio play-by-play announcer since the organization joined the NHL in the 1979-80 season. The Hockey Hall of Fame announced on May
28, 2004, that Kaiton had been named the 2004 winner of the Foster Hewitt Award, given annually to National Hockey League broadcasters who make outstanding contributions to their
profession during their careers. Kaiton became the 26th NHL broadcaster to receive the distinction since the Hall of Fame began recognizing broadcasters in 1984. He received the award
following the Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremonies in Toronto on Nov. 8, 2004.
In addition to his work with the team, Kaiton has served as the president of the NHL Broadcasters Association for the past 26 years (1986-2012). A graduate of the University of
Michigan, Kaiton began his broadcasting career in 1969 announcing Wolverine sports. In 1975, he went on to cover the University of Wisconsin sports teams and was named Wisconsin’s
Sportscaster of the Year in 1979.
Chuck and his wife, Mary, reside in Raleigh and have three sons—Nelson, Chuck and Russell—and three grandchildren.
TRIPP TRACY
TELEVISION ANALYST
Tripp Tracy is in his 14th season alongside John Forslund on the Hurricanes’ television broadcasts. A former goaltender, Tracy was originally drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers
in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft. After completing four seasons at Harvard University, Tracy signed a free agent contract with the Hurricanes in August 1996. He spent two seasons in the
organization, playing for Richmond (ECHL), Springfield (AHL), New Haven (AHL) and Carolina (NHL). He retired in 1998 and accepted a position at CNN before returning to the organization
for the 1998-99 season.
Tracy resides in Raleigh. He is involved in several charitable organizations in the Triangle, including the Jimmy V Foundation and the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. He also serves on
the board for Children’s Charities at Adios.
CHANTEL McCABE
SIDELINE REPORTER / HOST
Chantel McCabe is in her first season as sideline reporter and host for the Carolina Hurricanes, joining John Forslund and Tripp Tracy on the Hurricanes’ television broadcasts.
Prior to joining the Hurricanes, McCabe served as a general assignment reporter for WGGB-ABC 40 in Springfield, MA. Along with her work at ABC 40, the New Hampshire native had served
as a sideline reporter for Major League Lacrosse (MLL), and covered events for the New England Sports Network (NESN) and Hockey East.
McCabe is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, where she covered news, politics and sports for the school’s student-run newspaper The New Hampshire.
FULL-TIME STAFF
MEDICAL
DR. MARTY
DR. TOM
DR. MIKE
DR. GABRIEL
DR. JAY
HEAD ORTHOPEDIC PHYSICIAN
TEAM DENTIST
TEAM OPTOMETRIST
TEAM DENTIST
HEAD MEDICAL PHYSICIAN
ISBELL
LONG
ADMINISTRATION
PETERS
RICH
STEVENS
ARENA OPERATIONS
JANET
MARY LOU
AUSTIN
PAUL
STEVE
TANSLEY
RECEPTIONIST
RECEPTIONIST
PREMIUM SERVICES
COORDINATOR
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR
DIRECTOR OF EVENT AND
GUEST SERVICES
TICKET OPERATIONS
REPRESENTATIVE
ROB
SUZANNE
LINDSEY
HILMAN
CHRIS
APRIL
DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION
DIRECTOR OF PREMIUM
SERVICES
MARKETING COORDINATOR
ARENA OFFICE MANAGER
ASSISTANT TICKET
OPERATIONS MANAGER
BOOKING/CUSTOMER CARE
COORDINATOR/EXECUTIVE
ASSISTANT
ERIN
DAN
BILL
CRYSTAL
LARRY
KATHERINE
ARENA BOX OFFICE
MANAGER
SENIOR DIRECTOR OF
OPERATIONS & FACILITIES
VICE PRESIDENT OF TICKET
OPERATIONS
DIRECTOR OR ARENA
MARKETING
VICE PREDISENT OF GUEST
RELATIONS, PNC ARENA
SENIOR PREMIUM SERVICES
COORDINATOR
CLINTON
SEAN
JOE
BARRY
ALAN
MELVIN
DIRECTOR OF SAFETY
AND SECURITY
FACILITIES SUPERVISOR
DIRECTOR OF ARENA
BOX OFFICE
PRODUCTION MANAGER
OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR
OPERATIONS MANAGER
DAVIS
DOUGLAS
LATORE
PETERSON
RUETZ
GOLDEN
McGOWAN
SOLLACE
CALDWELL
HALL
NOWICKI
SOUSA
CHAPMAN
HUSKEY
PACE
STEIMAN
CONGRESS
JOVINO
PERKINS
SYKES
COOKE
KEELEY
PERRY
TERRELL
FULL-TIME STAFF
FINANCE AND
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ARENA OPERATIONS CONTINUED
ERICA
DAVID
ALAN
Jared
MICHAEL
dwight
TICKET OPERATIONS
SUPERVISOR
ICE TECHNICIAN
DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES
DIRECTOR OF PARKING
AND TRAFFIC
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
CLIENT/SERVER TECHNOLOGIST
ALEX
CRYSTAL
PATTY
GLENN
TEMIKA
SAM
CLIENT/SERVER DEVELOPER
PAYROLL/ HUMAN
RESOURCES COORDINATOR
ACCOUNTS RECEIVEABLE
VICE PRESIDENT OF
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ACCOUNTS RECEIVEABLE
ACCOUNTANT
TILLMAN
BYRD
WESCOTT
DeDITIUS
WOBBLETON
HILLIARD
WRIGHT
JOHNSON
ARRINGTON
BAPTIST
SMITH-HARRIS
SPATAFORE
FOOD AND BEVERAGE
KEITHA
WILLIAM
STACEY
MYATT
PETE
DENNIS
PAYROLL/ HUMAN
RESOURCES COORDINATOR
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT/
GENERAL COUNSEL
ASSISTANT TO THE CFO
SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR
CHEF GUARDE MANAGER
EXECUTIVE SOUS CHEF
GARY
BARBARA
JORGE
MONICA
CHRIS
MICHAEL
COMMISSARY MANAGER
ASSISTANT CONCESSIONS
MANAGER
Commissary Senior
Supervisor
CATERING ADMINISTRATIVE
COORDINATOR
SENIOR DIRECTOR OF
VAB CATERING
EXECUTIVE CHEF
HOLLIE
KEVIN
LORI
LECAN
FRANKIE
jim
SUITES FOOD & BEVERAGE
SUPERVISOR
SOUS CHEF
DIRECTOR OF SUITES
FOOD & BEVERAGE
BANQUET CHEF
CATERING MANAGER
CONCESSIONS MANAGER
STANLEY
BERRY
HAWKINS
TRAURIG
COUCH
HEINTZ
USTIN
CRUZ
HOLTZ
WILLIAMS
DAVENPORT
HUYNH
AIELLO
DIAMOND
McGEE
ATKINSON
FLOOD
O’BRIEN
FULL-TIME STAFF
FOOD AND BEVERAGE CONTINUED
MARKETING & COMMUNITY RELATIONS
RICK
SKIP
KATRINA
BEN
LAUREN
KRISTINA
DIRECTOR OF CONCESSIONS
ASSISTANT CATERING
MANAGER
DIRECTOR OF CATERING
SENIOR DIRECTOR OF
MARKETING AND BRAND
DEVELOPMENT
MANAGER OF CREATIVE
SERVICES
SENIOR COORDINATOR OF
COMMUNITY RELATIONS/
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, KNCF
george
CHRIS
RACHEL
JON
COOp
GREGG
MASCOT COORDINATOR
PRODUCER, GALE FORCE MEDIA,
CANESVISION & WOLFPACK TV
GRAPHICS PRODUCER,
GALE FORCE MEDIA,
CANESVISION & WOLFPACK TV
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY
RELATIONS & PROMOTIONS
MARKETING COORDINATOR
TEAM PHOTOGRAPHER
RYAN
GABBY
ANDREW
STEPHEN
DON
MICHAEL
PROMOTIONS & FAN
DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
COORDINATOR
SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER
DIRECTOR OF CANESVISION
& IN-GAME MARKETING
SENIOR PRODUCER, GALE FORCE
MEDIA, CANESVISION
& WOLFPACK TV
WEB PRODUCER
RHODES
BROWN
O’QUINN
ROACH
BURNS
PINTO
RYAN
CANNON
ROMAN
AYCOCK
CHASE
RUTHERFORD
BAXTER
ELIAS
SILL
BOYCE
FORWERCK
SMITH
MERCHANDISE SALES
DOUG
SHANE
james
PETERSON
JIM
ICE HOG
vice president of marketing/
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF KIDS
‘N COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
YOUTH AND AMATEUR
HOCKEY COORDINATOR
DIRECTOR OF
MERCHANDISE
DIRECTOR OF TICKET SALES
VICE PRESIDENT OF
CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS
marie
RICH
rick
BRIAN
JOHNNY
MATT
CLIENT SERVICES
COORDINATOR
SENIOR GROUP SALES
Representative
SENIOR CORPORATE
SALES EXECUTIVE
CLIENT RELATIONS
REPRESENTATIVE
SENIOR CORPORATE
SALES EXECUTIVE
CLIENT RELATIONS
REPRESENTATIVE
STORMY
BOBALIK
WARF
DAVIS
WILLIS
FRANCIS
BLITCH
FRIEDHABER
AVETTA
GILL
BALLWEG
HORTON
FULL-TIME STAFF
SALES CONTINUED
BRIAN
JONATHAN
MIKE
GREG
LAUREN
KYLE
HURRICANES GROUP
SALES MANAGER
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE/
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE/
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE/
CLIENT RELATIONS
REPRESENTATIVE
VICE PRESIDENT OF
TICKET SALES
KAREN
BRIAN
TICKET SALES ASSISTANT
PNC ARENA GROUP SALES
MANAGER
KAPUSTA
PRINCE
KRAMER
MILLER
PERNA
POTTER
PRAIRIE
SLAIS
PLAYERS
2012-13 Team Roster with Stats, Records and Career Highlights
2012-13 ROSTER
BY NUMBER
NO.
PLAYER
POS.
HT.
WT.
S/C
BIRTHPLACE
BIRTHDATE
HOW ACQUIRED
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
14
15
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
30
31
34
35
36
37
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
55
56
57
58
59
60
62
64
65
67
71
72
73
77
80
McBAIN, Jamie
GRAGNANI, Marc-Andre
GLEASON, Tim
MURPHY, Ryan
WESTGARTH, Kevin
STAAL, Jordan
STAAL, Eric
NODL, Andreas
RUUTU, Tuomo
BOYCHUK, Zach
TLUSTY, Jiri
NASH, Riley
BOWMAN, Drayson
DALPE, Zac
WELSH, Jeremy
SANGUINETTI, Bobby
PITKANEN, Joni
FAULK, Justin
SEMIN, Alexander
WALLACE, Tim
WARD, Cam
ELLIS, Dan
STAAL, Jared
PETERS, Justin
JOKINEN, Jussi
BRENT, Tim
DWYER, Patrick
ALTSHULLER, Daniel
BIEGA, Danny
SUTTER, Brett
KARLSSON, Erik
HARRISON, Jay
LOWE, Keegan
CARRICK, Trevor
JORDAN, Michal
SUTTER, Brody
RASK, Victor
MAHALAK, Matt
McGINN, Brock
SHUGG, Justin
SKINNER, Jeff
LEVI, Austin
SLAVIN, Jaccob
KIVISTO, Tommi
TERRY, Chris
LaROSE, Chad
OLSON, Collin
RISSANEN, Rasmus
SCHMITZ, Beau
HOFMANN, Gregory
COLLIER, Brendan
SAMSON, Jerome
BLANCHARD, Nicolas
BELLEMORE, Brett
CORVO, Joe
MUSE, John
DADONOV, Evgenii
Di GIUSEPPE, Phil
JENKS, A.J.
KRUEGER, Justin
MURPHY, Mike
OSALA, Oskar
PITHER, Luke
SOVA, Joe
WOODS, Brendan
D
D
D
D
RW
C
C
RW
C/W
C/W
C/LW
C
LW
C/RW
F
D
D
D
LW
RW
G
G
RW
G
F
C
W
G
D
LW
C/LW
D
D
D
D
C
C
G
LW
LW
C/RW
D
D
D
LW
F
G
D
D
C
LW
RW
LW
D
D
G
LW
LW
LW
D
G
LW
C
D
LW
6'2"
6'2"
6'0"
5'11"
6'4"
6'4"
6'4"
6'1"
6'0"
5'10"
6'0"
6'1"
6'1"
6'1"
6'3"
6'3"
6'3"
6'0"
6'2"
6'1"
6'1"
6'0" 6'4"
6'1"
5'11"
6'0"
5'11"
6'3"
6'0"
6'0"
6'0"
6'4"
6'2"
6'1"
6'1"
6'5"
6'2"
6'2"
5'11"
5'11"
5'11"
6'3"
6'1"
6'1"
5'10"
5'10"
6'3"
6'2"
5'10"
6'0"
5'9"
6'0"
6'3"
6'4"
6'0"
5'11"
5'11"
5'11"
6'2"
6'3"
5'11"
6'4"
6'0"
6'3"
6'2"
200
201
217
176
234
220
205
196
205
185
209
191
190
195
210
190
210
205
209
207
185
193
210
205
198
188
175
190
200
200
162
211
189
171
186
203
194
182
174
194
193
192
160
195
190
181
197
202
193
178
168
195
200
205
204
180
184
197
201
215
172
219
186
195
190
Right
Left
Left
Right
Right
Left
Left
Left
Left
Left
Left
Right
Left
Right
Left
Right
Left
Right
Right
Right
Left
Left
Right
Left
Left
Right
Right
Left
Right
Left
Left
Left
Left
Left
Left
Right
Left
Left
Left
Right
Left
Left
Left
Left
Left
Right
Left
Left
Right
Left
Left
Right
Left
Right
Right
Left
Left
Left
Left
Right
Left
Left
Left
Right
Left
Edina, MN
Montreal, Que.
Clawson, MI
Aurora, Ont.
Amherstburg, Ont.
Thunder Bay, Ont.
Thunder Bay, Ont.
Vienna, Austria
Vantaa, Finland
Airdrie, Alb.
Slany, Czech Republic
Consort, Alb.
Grand Rapids, MI
Paris, Ont.
Bayfield, Ont.
Trenton, NJ
Oulu, Finland
South St. Paul, MN
Krasnojarsk, Russia
Anchorage, AK
Saskatoon, Sask.
Saskatoon, Sask.
Thunder Bay, Ont.
Blyth, Ont.
Kalajoki, Finland
Cambridge, Ont.
Spokane, WA
Ottawa, Ont.
Montreal, Que.
Viking, Alb.
Lerum, Swe.
Oshawa, Ont.
Greenwich, CT
Stouffville, Ont.
Zlin, Czech Rep.
Viking, Alb.
Leksand, Sweden
Toledo, OH
Fergus, Ont.
Niagara Falls, Ont.
Markham, Ont.
Columbus, OH
Erie, CO
Vantaa, Finland
Brampton, Ont.
Fraser, MI
Burnsville, MN
Kuopio, Finland
Howell, MI
Tramelan, Switzerland
Charlestown, MA
Greenfield Park, Que.
Granby, Que.
Windsor, Ont.
Oak Park, IL
East Falmouth, MA
Chelyabinsk, Russia
Maple, Ont.
Wolverine Lake, MI
Duesseldorf, Germany
Kingston, Ont.
Vaasa, Finland
Burketon, Ont.
Berwyn, IL
Humboldt, Sask.
2/25/1988
3/11/1987
1/29/1983
3/31/1993
2/7/1984
9/10/1988
10/29/1984
2/28/1987
2/16/1983
10/4/1989
3/16/1988
5/9/1989
3/8/1989
11/1/1989
4/30/1988
2/29/1988
9/19/1983
3/20/1992
3/3/1984
8/6/1984
2/29/1984
6/19/1980
8/21/1990
8/30/1986
4/1/1983
3/10/1984
6/22/1983
7/12/1994
9/29/1991
6/2/1987
7/28/1994
11/3/1982
3/29/1993
7/4/1994
7/17/1990
9/26/1991
3/1/1993
1/22/1993
2/2/1994
12/24/1991
5/16/1992
2/16/1992
5/1/1994
6/7/1991
4/7/1989
3/27/1982
4/4/1994
7/13/1991
3/26/1991
11/13/1992
10/8/1993
9/4/1987
5/31/1987
6/25/1988
6/20/1977
8/1/1988
3/12/1989
10/9/1993
6/27/1990
10/6/1986
1/15/1989
12/26/1987
4/26/1989
5/8/1988
6/11/1992
Draft ‘06 (1-63-2)
Free Agent (7/12)
Trade w/LA (9/06)
Draft ’11 (1-12-1)
Trade w/LA (1/13)
Trade w/ PIT (6/12)
Draft ’03 (1-2-1)
Waivers (11/11)
Trade w/ CHI (2/08)
Draft ’08 (1-14-1)
Trade w/ TOR (12/09)
Trade w/ EDM (6/10)
Draft ’07 (2-72-3)
Draft ’08 (2-45-2)
Free Agent (4/12)
Trade w/ NYR (6/10)
Trade w/ EDM (7/08)
Draft ’10 (2-37-2)
Free Agent (7/12)
Free Agent (7/12)
Draft ’02 (1-25-1)
Free Agent (1/13)
Trade w/ PHX (5/10)
Draft ’04 (2-38-2)
Trade w/ TB (2/09)
Free Agent (7/11)
Free Agent (7/06)
Draft ’12 (3-69-3)
Draft ’10 (4-67-3)
Trade w/CGY (11/10)
Draft ’12 (4-99-4)
Free Agent (7/09)
Draft ’11 (3-73-3)
Draft ’12 (5-115-4)
Draft ’08 (3-105-4)
Draft ’11 (6-193-7)
Draft ’11 (2-42-2)
Draft ’11 (5-163-6)
Draft ’12 (2-47-2)
Draft ’10 (6-105-4)
Draft ’10 (1-7-1)
Draft ’10 (5-85-3)
Draft ’12 (6-120-4)
Draft ’09 (6-208-7)
Draft ’07 (4-132-5)
Free Agent (8/03)
Draft ’12 (8-159-6)
Draft ’09 (5-178-6)
Free Agent (4/12)
Draft ’11 (4-103-4)
Draft ’12 (9-189-7)
Free Agent (7/07)
Draft ’05 (8-192-6)
Draft ’07 (5-162-6)
Free Agent (7/12)
Free Agrent (5/12)
Trade w/ FLA (1/12)
Draft ’12 (1-38-2)
Trade w/ FLA
Draft ‘06 (6-213-7)
Draft ’08 (4-165-6)
Trade w/ WSH (3/10)
Trade w/PHI (1/13)
Trade w/ NJ (1/12)
Draft ’12 (7-129-5)
2012-13 ROSTER
BY NAME
NO.
PLAYER
POS.
HT.
WT.
S/C
40
73
41
72
21
18
37
46
67
77
22
39
31
27
6
5
44
65
36
47
43
57
59
55
45
50
4
51
7
80
20
14
60
35
25
49
62
15
71
24
64
28
52
53
56
12
34
11
42
48
58
19
29
30
23
8
ALTSHULLER, Daniel
BELLEMORE, Brett
BIEGA, Danny
BLANCHARD, Nicolas
BOWMAN, Drayson
BOYCHUK, Zach
BRENT, Tim
CARRICK, Trevor
COLLIER, Brendan
CORVO, Joe
DADONOV, Evgenii
DALPE, Zac
Di GIUSEPPE, Phil
DWYER, Patrick
ELLIS, Dan
FAULK, Justin
GLEASON, Tim
GRAGNANI, Marc-Andre
HARRISON, Jay
HOFMANN, Gregory
JENKS, A.J.
JOKINEN, Jussi
JORDAN, Michal
KARLSSON, Erik
KIVISTO, Tommi
KRUEGER, Justin
LaROSE, Chad
LEVI, Austin
LOWE, Keegan
MAHALAK, Matt
McBAIN, Jamie
McGINN, Brock
MURPHY, Mike
MURPHY, Ryan
MUSE, John
NASH, Riley
NODL, Andreas
OLSON, Collin
OSALA, Oskar
PETERS, Justin
PITHER, Luke
PITKANEN, Joni
RASK, Victor
RISSANEN, Rasmus
RUUTU, Tuomo
SAMSON, Jerome
SANGUINETTI, Bobby
SCHMITZ, Beau
SEMIN, Alexander
SHUGG, Justin
SKINNER, Jeff
SLAVIN, Jaccob
SOVA, Joe
STAAL, Eric
STAAL, Jared
STAAL, Jordan
SUTTER, Brett
SUTTER, Brody
TERRY, Chris
TLUSTY, Jiri
WALLACE, Tim
WARD, Cam
WELSH, Jeremy
WESTGARTH, Kevin
WOODS, Brendan
G
D
D
LW
LW
C/W
C
D
LW
D
LW
C/RW
LW
W
G
D
D
D
D
C
LW
F
D
C/LW
D
D
F
D
D
G
D
LW
G
D
G
C
RW
G
LW
G
C
D
C
D
C/W
RW
D
D
LW
LW
C/RW
D
D
C
RW
C
LW
C
LW
C/LW
RW
G
F
RW
LW
6'3"
190
Left
6'4"
205
Right
6'0"
200
Right
6'3"
200
Left
6'1"
190
Left
5'10"
185
Left
6'0"
188
Right
6'1"
171
Left
5'9"
168
Left
6'0"
204
Right
5'11"
184
Left
6'1"
195
Right
5'11"
197
Left
5'11"
175
Right
6'0"
193
Left
6'0"
205
Right
6'0"
217
Left
6'2"
201
Left
6'4"
211
Left
6'0"
178
Left
6'2"
201
Left
5'11"
198
Left
6'1"
186
Left
6'0"
162
Left
6'1"
195
Left
6'3"
215
Right
5'10"
181
Right
6'3"
192
Left
6'2"
189
Left
6'2"
182
Left
6'2"
200
Right
5'11"
174
Left
5'11"
172
Left
5'11"
176
Right
5'11"
180
Left
6'1"
191
Right
6'1"
196
Left
6'3"
197
Left
6'4"
219
Left
6'1"
205
Left
6'0"
186
Left
6'3"
210
Left
6'2"
194
Left
6'2"
202
Left
6'0"
205
Left
6'0"
195
Right
6'3"
190
Right
5'10"
193
Right
6'2"209Right
5'11"
194
Right
5'11"
193
Left
6'1"
160
Left
6'3"
195
Right
6'4"
205
Left
6'4"
210
Right
6'4"
220
Left
6'0"
200
Left
6'5"
203
Right
5'10"
190
Left
6'0"
209
Left
6'1"
207
Right
6'1"
185
Left
6'3"
210
Left
6'4"
234
Right
6'2"
190
Left
BIRTHPLACE
BIRTHDATE
HOW ACQUIRED
Ottawa, Ont.
Windsor, Ont.
Montreal, Que.
Granby, Que.
Grand Rapids, MI
Airdrie, Alb.
Cambridge, Ont.
Stouffville, Ont.
Charlestown, MA
Oak Park, IL
Chelyabinsk, Russia
Paris, Ont.
Maple, Ont.
Spokane, WA
Saskatoon, Sask.
South St. Paul, MN
Clawson, MI
Montreal, Que.
Oshawa, Ont.
Tramelan, Switzerland
Wolverine Lake, MI
Kalajoki, Finland
Zlin, Czech Rep.
Lerum, Swe.
Vantaa, Finland
Duesseldorf, Germany
Fraser, MI
Columbus, OH
Greenwich, CT
Toledo, OH
Edina, MN
Fergus, Ont.
Kingston, Ont.
Aurora, Ont.
East Falmouth, MA
Consort, Alb.
Vienna, Austria
Burnsville, MN
Vaasa, Finland
Blyth, Ont.
Burketon, Ont.
Oulu, Finland
Leksand, Sweden
Kuopio, Finland
Vantaa, Finland
Greenfield Park, Que.
Trenton, NJ
Howell, MI
Krasnojarsk, Russia
Niagara Falls, Ont.
Markham, Ont.
Erie, CO
Berwyn, IL
Thunder Bay, Ont.
Thunder Bay, Ont.
Thunder Bay, Ont.
Viking, Alb.
Viking, Alb.
Brampton, Ont.
Slany, Czech Republic
Anchorage, AK
Saskatoon, Sask.
Bayfield, Ont.
Amherstburg, Ont.
Humboldt, Sask.
7/12/1994
6/25/1988
9/29/1991
5/31/1987
3/8/1989
10/4/1989
3/10/1984
7/4/1994
10/8/1993
6/20/1977
3/12/1989
11/1/1989
10/9/1993
6/22/1983
6/19/1980
3/20/1992
1/29/1983
3/11/1987
11/3/1982
11/13/1992
6/27/1990
4/1/1983
7/17/1990
7/28/1994
6/7/1991
10/6/1986
3/27/1982
2/16/1992
3/29/1993
1/22/1993
2/25/1988
2/2/1994
1/15/1989
3/31/1993
8/1/1988
5/9/1989
2/28/1987
4/4/1994
12/26/1987
8/30/1986
4/26/1989
9/19/1983
3/1/1993
7/13/1991
2/16/1983
9/4/1987
2/29/1988
3/26/1991
3/3/1984
12/24/1991
5/16/1992
5/1/1994
5/8/1988
10/29/1984
8/21/1990
9/10/1988
6/2/1987
9/26/1991
4/7/1989
3/16/1988
8/6/1984
2/29/1984
4/30/1988
2/7/1984
6/11/1992
Draft ’12 (3-69-3)
Draft ’07 (5-162-6)
Draft ’10 (4-67-3)
Draft ’05 (8-192-6)
Draft ’07 (2-72-3)
Draft ’08 (1-14-1)
Free Agent (7/11)
Draft ’12 (5-115-4)
Draft ’12 (9-189-7)
Free Agent (7/12)
Trade w/ FLA (1/12)
Draft ’08 (2-45-2)
Draft ’12 (1-38-2)
Free Agent (7/06)
Free Agent (1/13)
Draft ’10 (2-37-2)
Trade w/LA (9/06)
Free Agent (7/12)
Free Agent (7/09)
Draft ’11 (4-103-4)
Trade w/ FLA
Trade w/ TB (2/09)
Draft ’08 (3-105-4)
Draft ’12 (4-99-4)
Draft ’09 (6-208-7)
Draft ‘06 (6-213-7)
Free Agent (8/03)
Draft ’10 (5-85-3)
Draft ’11 (3-73-3)
Draft ’11 (5-163-6)
Draft ‘06 (1-63-2)
Draft ’12 (2-47-2)
Draft ’08 (4-165-6)
Draft ’11 (1-12-1)
Free Agrent (5/12)
Trade w/ EDM (6/10)
Waivers (11/11)
Draft ’12 (8-159-6)
Trade w/ WSH (3/10)
Draft ’04 (2-38-2)
Trade w/PHI (1/13)
Trade w/ EDM (7/08)
Draft ’11 (2-42-2)
Draft ’09 (5-178-6)
Trade w/ CHI (2/08)
Free Agent (7/07)
Trade w/ NYR (6/10)
Free Agent (4/12)
Free Agent (7/12)
Draft ’10 (6-105-4)
Draft ’10 (1-7-1)
Draft ’12 (6-120-4)
Trade w/ NJ (1/12)
Draft ’03 (1-2-1)
Trade w/ PHX (5/10)
Trade w/ PIT (6/12)
Trade w/CGY (11/10)
Draft ’11 (6-193-7)
Draft ’07 (4-132-5)
Trade w/ TOR (12/09)
Free Agent (7/12)
Draft ’02 (1-25-1)
Free Agent (4/12)
Trade w/LA (1/13)
Draft ’12 (7-129-5)
TIM BRENT
37
Center • Shoots Right
Acquired: 7/1/11, Signed as a free agent
6'0" • 188 lbs.
2011-12 Team: Carolina
3/10/84 • Cambridge, Ont.
Drafted: Anaheim 2004 (4-75-3)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
NHL Firsts: NHL Highs:
Game: 1/5/07; 4-3 ANA L vs. CBJ
Point: 2/20/07; 3-2 ANA L vs. VAN (goal)
Goal: 2/20/07; 3-2 ANA L vs. VAN (Sabourin)
Goals: 2 (1/24/11; 6-4 TOR L at CAR)
Assists: 2 (12/26/11; 4-2 CAR W vs. NJ)
Points: 3 (1/24/11; 6-4 TOR L at CAR)
Penalty Min: 7 (1/10/11; 3-2 TOR W at LA)
Goal Streak: 2 games-3x (Last: 1/23/12-1/31/12: 2g)
Assist Streak: 2 games-4x (Last: 3/14/11-3/16/11: 2a)
Point Streak: 4 games (3/13/12-3/18/12: 2g, 2a)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA4 000 2
BOS 10044 2
BUF 10112 4
CGY 3 112 0
CAR 4 224 2
CHI 2 101 2
COL 3 101 2
CAREER STATS
CBJ 4 000 0
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUEGPG ATPPIMGPGATPPIM
2000-01
St. Michael’s OHL
64
9
19 28
31
18
2
8
10 6
2001-02 (a) St. Michael’s OHL
61
19
40 59
52
14
7
12 19 20
2002-03
St. Michael’s OHL
60
24
42 66
74
19
7
17 24 14
2003-04 (b) St. Michael’s OHL
53
26
41 67
105
18
4
13 17 24
2004-05 CincinnatiAHL
46 5 1318 42
12 0 1 1 6
2005-06 PortlandAHL
371592432 15448 16
2006-07 Anaheim NHL
151016 – ––––
PortlandAHL
4816143040 – ––––
2007-08 (c)
PittsburghNHL
1 0000 – ––––
Wilkes-BarreAHL
74 18 4361 79
23 1215 27 10
2008-09 (d)
Chicago NHL
2 0002 – ––––
RockfordAHL
64 20 4262 59
4 0 1 1 2
2009-10 (e)
Toronto NHL
1 0000 – ––––
TorontoAHL
33 13 1528 19
– – – – –
2010-11 Toronto
NHL
79 8 1220 33
– – – – –
2011-12 (f) Carolina
NHL
79 12 1224 27
– – – – –
Hurricanes Totals (1 Season)
79
12 12 24 27
–
–
–
–
–
NHL Totals (6 Seasons)
177 21 24 45 68
–
–
–
–
–
DAL 4 000 0
(a) June 22, 2002—Selected by the Anaheim Ducks in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft. Second Ducks pick, 37th overall, second round.
(b) June 27, 2004—Selected by the Anaheim Ducks in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Ducks pick, 75th overall, third round.
(c) June 23, 2007—Acquired by the Pittsburgh Penguins from the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for Stephen Dixon.
(d) July 17, 2008—Acquired by the Chicago Blackhawks from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Danny Richmond.
(e) July 6, 2009—Signed as a free agent by the Toronto Maple Leafs.
(f) July 1, 2011—Signed as a free agent by the Carolina Hurricanes.
VAN 5 112 6
DET 4 000 2
EDM4 011 0
FLA 10011 2
LA 3 000 7
MIN 2 101 4
MTL 10134 4
NSH 4 101 0
NJ 7 022 0
NYI 8 213 2
NYR 8 101 0
OTT 9 101 2
PHI 8 011 6
PHX 2 000 2
PIT 7 112 7
STL 3 011 0
SJ 4 000 0
TB 10112 2
TOR 4 101 0
WSH11224 4
WPG10213 4
PERSONAL
Tim spends his offeason in Cambridge, Ontario… He is involved with Toronto’s
SickKids Hospital as well as the Cambridge Pros Foundation… Tim started playing
hockey when he was 4, and his first team was called the Hespeler Shamrocks…
He says his parents were the biggest influences on his career, and his favorite
players growing up were Steve Yzerman and Cam Neely… Tim was teammates
with goaltender Justin Peters for two seasons with Toronto St. Michael’s of the
Ontario Hockey League (OHL)… His favorite television show is Dexter, favorite
movie is Fletch and favorite book is The Tipping Point… The most-played band
on his iPod is the Tragically Hip… Tim’s first job was mowing lawns… He is on
Twitter and his username is @Brenter37… His favorite website is d-90.com…
Tim enjoys fishing, hunting, golfing and playing the guitar… His favorite sport to
watch is football, and favorite teams are the Toronto Blue Jays and the Cincinnati
Bengals… The person he would most like to meet is Rachel McAdams… His
favorite spot in the Triangle is Vinnie’s… Tim wears number 37 because it was
assigned to him at training camp in Toronto and he had his best season… He says
he is not superstitious and doesn’t have a specific gameday routine… His favorite
thing about playing in the NHL is knowing it is the best league in the world… His
favorite road city is Vancouver, favorite road arena is Bell Centre, and favorite team
to play against is Montreal… Tim’s most memorable hockey moment was his first
NHL game on 1/5/07.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his sixth NHL season and first with the Hurricanes… Established career
highs in goals (12) and points (24) and matched his career highs in assists (12)
and games played (79)… Led the team in shooting percentage (16.9%)… Ranked
tied for third among Carolina skaters in game-winning goals (3) and tied for fifth in
power-play goals (3)… The Hurricanes were 16-3-2 when he registered a point…
Made his Hurricanes debut vs. TB (10/7)… Played in 100th career NHL game at
WSH (10/8)… Registered his first Hurricanes’ point with an assist on Stewart’s
goal vs. BOS (10/12)… Scored his first Hurricanes goal, a shorthanded tally, and
was (+1) at BUF (10/14)… Assisted on Joni Pitkanen’s game-winning goal to
extend his point streak to three games at BOS (10/18)… Scored the game-winning
goal vs. CHI (10/28)… Recorded his first multi-point game of the season (1g, 1a) at
CGY (12/6)… Had two assists vs. NJ (12/26), his first career multi-assist game…
Sparred with Joe Vitale at PIT (1/17)… Netted the game-winning goal vs. WPG
(1/23)… Scored his first career power-play goal vs. NYI (1/31)… Scored a powerplay goal vs. NSH (2/28)… Scored his third power-play goal of the season at NYR
(3/13)… Scored the game-winning goal at MIN (3/17)… Was a healthy extra
for one game (12/3)…Games missed due to injury: 2 (Lower body: 12/21-23)…
Longest goal streak: 2 games (1/23-1/31: 2g, 0a)… Longest point streak:
4 games (3/13-3/18: 2g, 2a)… Multi-assist games: 1 (12/26 vs. NJ: 0g, 2a)…
Multi-point games: 2 (last: 12/26 vs. NJ: 0g, 2a).
CAREER
Is in his seventh NHL season and second with the Hurricanes… Signed as a free
agent to a two-year contract on July 1, 2011… Was originally drafted by Anaheim
in the second round of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft… Re-entered the draft in 2004,
and was again selected by the Ducks… Represented Canada at the 2001 U-18
World Junior Championship, notching two goals and three assists (5 points) in four
games… Also skated for Canada at the 2004 World Junior Championship, totaling
three points (1g, 2a) and four penalty minutes and capturing a silver medal…
Served as an alternate captain on that team, which also included Sidney Crosby,
Marc-Andre Fleury, Dion Phaneuf, Brent Seabrook, Jeff Carter, Ryan Getzlaf, Mike
Richards and current teammate Anthony Stewart… 2000-01: Totaled 28 points
(9g, 19a) in 64 games during his first season of major junior hockey with the Toronto
St. Michael’s Majors… Earned 10 points (2g, 8a) in 18 playoff games, helping
Toronto St. Michael’s win a pair of seven-game series before falling to Ottawa in
the OHL Conference Finals… 2001-02: Ranked third among Toronto St. Michael’s
skaters in assists (40) and fourth in points (59), skating in 61 games during his
second OHL season… Led St. Michael’s in playoff assists (12) and points (19),
helping the team reach the OHL Conference Finals for the second consecutive
year… 2002-03: Ranked second among St. Michael’s skaters in goals (24), assists
(42), points (66) and plus/minus (+15), skating in 60 regular-season games… Was
first on the team in playoff assists (17) and points (24), skating in 19 postseason
contests before St. Michael’s was eliminated in seven games by Ottawa in the OHL
Conference Finals… 2003-04: Led St. Michael’s in assists (41) and points (67),
playing 53 regular-season contests… Also led the Majors in playoff assists (13) and
points (17) in 18 games played, as St. Michael’s fell in the OHL Conference Finals
for the fourth consecutive season… 2004-05: Spent his first professional season
with Cincinnati of the American Hockey League (AHL), totaling five goals, 13 assists
(18 points) and 42 penalty minutes in 46 games played… Appeared in 12 Calder
Cup playoff games, earning one assist, as the Mighty Ducks topped Milwaukee in
the first round before falling to eventual Calder Cup finalist Chicago in the division
finals… 2005-06: Totaled 24 points (15g, 9a) and 32 penalty minutes in 37 AHL
games with Portland… Earned eight points (4g, 4a) in 15 Calder Cup Playoff games
for the Pirates, as Portland advanced to the Eastern Conference Final before falling
to Hershey in seven games… 2006-07: Completed his first NHL season, skating
in 15 games with Anaheim and scoring one goal… Made his NHL debut vs. CBJ
(1/5)… Beat Dany Sabourin for his first NHL goal vs. VAN (2/20)… Also skated in
48 AHL games for Portland, earning 30 points (16g, 14a)… 2007-08: Acquired by
Pittsburgh in the offseason, and spent the majority of the season in the AHL with
Wilkes-Barre… Skated in one NHL game with Pittsburgh… Led Wilkes-Barre in
assists (43) and points (61) in 74 AHL games… Ranked second among WilkesBarre skaters in penalty minutes (79)… Skated in 23 Calder Cup Playoff games for
the Penguins, and ranked tied for first in the AHL in playoff goals (12)… Was third
in the AHL in playoff assists (15) and tied for third in playoff scoring (27 points),
as Wilkes-Barre advanced to the Calder Cup Finals before falling to Chicago in six
games… 2008-09: Acquired by the Chicago Blackhawks from the Pittsburgh
Penguins in July, in exchange for former Hurricanes draft pick Danny Richmond…
Spent the majority of the season with the Blackhawks’ AHL affiliate, Rockford…
Skated in two games for Chicago, totaling two penalty minutes… Ranked first
among Rockford skaters in assists (42), points (62) and shorthanded goals (4), in
64 AHL games… Earned one assist in four playoff games for Rockford… 2009-10:
Signed with Toronto in the offseason, and spent the majority of the season on the
AHL level with the Toronto Marlies… Missed the first 42 games of the season with
an upper body injury… Skated in one NHL game with the Maple Leafs… Ranked
fourth among Marlies skaters in goals (13) and sixth in points (28), playing 33 AHL
regular-season games… 2010-11: Established then-career highs in games played
(79), goals (8), assists (12), points (20) and penalty minutes (33)… Ranked second
among Leafs skaters in face-off percentage (52.0%)… Led Toronto forwards in
shorthanded ice time per game (1:58) and blocked shots (58)… Also led Maple
Leafs in shorthanded points (1g, 1a) and was fourth among team forwards with
104 hits… Established career high for goals in a game with two and earned an
assist at CAR (1/24)… Missed two games due to injury or illness (12/28, 4/6).
JOE CORVO
77
Defenseman • Shoots Right
6'0" • 204 lbs.
2011-12 Team: Boston
6/20/77 • Oak Park, IL
Drafted: Los Angeles 1997 (4-83-4)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 12/14/02; 3-2 LA W vs. PIT Point: 1/6/03; 3-2 LA W at MIN (goal)
Goal: 1/6/03; 3-2 LA W at MIN (Fernandez)
Shootout Stats: 3 attempts; 1 goal (33%)
1 game-deciding goal
Goals: 3 (3/16/08; 5-1 CAR W vs. OTT)
Assists: 4 (10/26/06; 7-2 OTT W vs. TOR)
Points: 5 (10/26/06; 7-2 OTT W vs. TOR)
Penalty Min: 4-9x (Last: 2/28/07; 2-0 OTT W vs. CAR)
Assist Streak: 6 games (2/11/06-3/9/06: 6a)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA19549 6
ATL 245914 12
BOS 24178 6
BUF 21055 12
CAR 13437 10
CGY 15246 4
CHI 15145 4
CAREER STATS
CBJ 13123 10
REGULAR SEASON
COL 14213 4
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
1995-96
W. Michigan
CCHA
41
5
25
30
38
–
–
–
–
–
1996-97
W. Michigan
CCHA
32
12
21
33
85
–
–
–
–
–
1997-98 (a)
W. Michigan
CCHA
32
5
12
17
93
–
–
–
–
–
1998-99
SpringfieldAHL
50 5 1520 32
– – – – –
Hampton RoadsECHL
5 0 00 15 4 011 0
2000-01
LowellAHL
77 10 2333 31
4 3 1 4 0
2001-02
ManchesterAHL
80 13 3750 30
5 0 5 5 0
2002-03
Los Angeles
NHL
50
5
7
12
14
–
–
–
–
–
ManchesterAHL
26 8 1826 8
3 0 0 0 0
2003-04
Los Angeles
NHL
72
8
17
25
36
–
–
–
–
–
2004-05 ChicagoAHL
23 7 71414 18459 12
2005-06
Los Angeles
NHL
81
14
26 40
38
–
–
–
–
–
2006-07 (b)
Ottawa
NHL
76
8
29 37
42
20
2
7
9
6
2007-08 (c)
Ottawa
NHL
51
6
21
27
18
–
–
–
–
–
Carolina
NHL
23 7 1421 8
– – – – –
2008-09
Carolina
NHL
81 14 2438 18
18 2 5 7 4
2009-10 (d,e) Carolina
NHL
34
4
8
12
10
–
–
–
–
–
Washington NHL
18 2 46 2
7 112 4
2010-11
Carolina
NHL
82 11 2940 18
– – – – –
2011-12 (f,g)Boston
NHL
75 4 2125 13
5 0 0 0 0
Hurricanes Totals (4 Seasons)
220
36
75
111 54
18
2
5
7
4
643
83
200 283 217
50
5
13
18
14
DAL 21033 4
DET 11268 2
EDM13325 10
FLA 22 2 1214 6
LA 2 000 2
MIN 15279 8
MTL 20178 2
NJ 17167 2
NYI 15 2 1012 6
NYR 14235 6
NSH 12224 6
OTT 9 527 0
PHI 15279 6
PHX 192810 2
PIT 15055 2
SJ 19538 14
STL 14325 8
TB 246713 10
TOR 19 3 1114 10
VAN 11134 6
WSH21358 6
(a) June 22, 1997—Selected by the Los Angeles Kings in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Kings pick, 83rd overall, fourth round.
(b) July 1, 2006—Signed as a free agent by the Ottawa Senators.
(c) Feb. 11, 2008—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes along with Patrick Eaves in exchange for Cory Stillman and Mike Commodore.
(d) March 3, 2010—Acquired by the Washington Capitals in exchange for Brian Pothier, Oskar Osala and a second-round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.
(e) July 7, 2010—Signed as a free agent by the Carolina Hurricanes.
(f) July 5, 2011—Acquired by the Boston Bruins in exchange for Boston’s fourth-round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.
(g) July 1, 2012—Signed as a free agent by the Carolina Hurricanes.
PERSONAL
Joe and his wife, Angela, have two sons, Cameron, 7, and Maddux, 6… They spend
their summers in Raleigh… They have a miniature pincher named Lucky and a black
maltipoo Lulu… Joe is involved with the APC 24-Hour Bike Challenge… He was a
Blackhawks fan as a kid and grew up emulating Chris Chelios… His first youth team
was the Oak Park Eagles… Joe was an outstanding baseball player and attended pro
camps with the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field and the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey
Park… His favorite vacation spot is Cabo, favorite television show is Breaking Bad and
favorite book is The Hunger Games… The most-played artist on his iPod is O.A.R…. His
favorite food is pizza… His most memorable goal was a double-overtime tally against
Buffalo in Game 2 of the 2007 Eastern Conference Finals… His favorite aspects about
playing professional hockey are “the hotels and meals”… The place he most visits in the
Triangle is The Factory… His favorite road city is Chicago.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his ninth NHL season, ranking second among Boston defensemen in scoring
with 25 points (4g, 21a)… Also ranked second among Bruins defensemen in powerplay points (9) and tied for second in power-play assists (8)… Earned a plus/minus
rating of plus-10 for the season… Made his Bruins debut and earned his first point with
the Bruins (assist) vs. PHI (10/6)… Had a season-high three assists vs. EDM (11/10)…
Took his first career NHL fighting major when he sparred with Joey Crabb vs. TOR
(12/3)… Netted a pair of goals at CBJ (12/10)… Skated in his 600th career NHL game
vs. MTL (12/19)… Earned his 200th NHL point at TOR (3/6)… Was a healthy extra for
seven games (3/17-3/27, 4/1)… Longest assist streak: 2 games (11/7-11/10: 0g, 4a;
12/14-12/17: 0g, 3a)… Longest point streak: 2 games (11/7-11/10: 0g, 4a; 12/1412/17: 0g, 3a)… Multi-goal games: 1 (12/10 at CBJ: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games:
2 (last: 12/17 at PHI: 0g, 2a)… Multi-point games: 3 (last: 12/17 at PHI: 0g, 2a).
2012 PLAYOFFS
Played in five of Boston’s seven games during the Bruins’ seven-game, opening-round
loss to Washington… Led all Bruins skaters in plus/minus (+3) during the playoffs…
Missed the final two games of the series due to injury.
CAREER
Is in his 10th NHL season and fifth with the Hurricanes… Signed as a free agent to a oneyear contract on July 1, 2012… Represented the U.S. at the IIHF World Championships
in 2003 and 2005… Also represented the U.S. at the 1997 World Junior Championship
and was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Defenseman while helping to lead
the U.S. to a silver medal… 1995-1998: Completed a three-year career with Western
Michigan of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA)… Totaled 22 goals
and 58 assists (80 points) in 105 career college hockey games… 1998-99: Made his
professional debut with Springfield of the American Hockey League (AHL), skating in
50 games… 1999-00: Did not play due to a contract dispute… 2000-01: Was third
among Lowell (AHL) defensemen in scoring with 33 points and tied for first among Lock
Monsters blueliners with 10 goals… Was tied for first overall on the team in playoff
goals (3)… 2001-02: Finished second overall in scoring for Manchester (AHL) with
50 points (13g, 37a)… Led all Monarchs defensemen in goals (13), assists (37) and
points (50)… 2002-03: Began the season with Manchester (AHL) and led all Monarchs
defensemen in scoring (25 points) at the time of his first NHL recall (12/13)… Made his
NHL debut with Los Angeles vs. PIT (12/14)… Scored his first NHL goal with a powerplay tally at MIN (1/6)… Led all NHL rookie defensemen with five goals… Represented
Manchester at the AHL All-Star Game, scoring two goals for Team PlanetUSA…
2003-04: Completed his first full NHL season and ranked tied for first among Kings
defensemen in goals (8)… Three of his eight goals were game-winners, including his
first career overtime goal at ANA (1/28)… Played his 100th NHL game at NJ (2/15)…
2004-05: Spent part of the season with Chicago (AHL), earning 14 points in 23 games
to lead all Wolves defensemen in scoring… Played in all 18 playoff games for Chicago
as the Wolves advanced to the Calder Cup Finals before falling to Philadelphia… Had
four goals and five assists (9 points) in the playoffs to lead all Wolves defensemen in
scoring… 2005-06: Established a career high in goals (14) and led all Kings defensemen
in plus/minus (+15)… Beat Detroit’s Jimmy Howard on his first career penalty shot
(11/28)… 2006-07: Set a then-career high in assists (29) in his first season with the
Ottawa Senators… Set single-game career highs in assists (4) and points (5) in a 7-2
Senators win vs. TOR (10/26)… His five points set an Ottawa team record for points in
a game by a defenseman… Earned his 100th career NHL point at BUF (2/7)… Totaled
two goals and seven assists (9 points) in 20 games as Ottawa captured the Eastern
Conference title before falling to Anahem in the Stanley Cup Finals… Made his Stanley
Cup Playoff debut in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. PIT (4/11),
recording two assists… Scored his first career playoff goal in Game 1 of the Eastern
Conference Semifinals at NJ (4/26)… Tallied the game-winning goal in double-overtime
of Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals at BUF (5/12)… 2007-08: Established
career highs in assists (35) and points (48), splitting the season between Ottawa and
Carolina… Led all Hurricanes defensemen in goals (13), assists (35) and points (48) and
was tied for the overall team lead in plus/minus (+17)… Ranked tied for seventh among
NHL defensemen in goals (13), 13th in assists (35), 12th in points (48), tied for seventh
in game-winning goals (3) and 11th in power-play points (28)… Led the Hurricanes and
was tied for 13th among NHL defensemen in plus/minus (+17)… Had 21 points (7g,
14a) in 23 games with Carolina after being acquired from Ottawa on 2/11… Recorded
his 100th career assist vs. MTL (2/9)… Made his Hurricanes debut and earned an assist
on the game-winning goal at BOS (2/12)… Scored his first goal in a Hurricanes sweater
and earned a pair of assists vs. WSH (2/23)… Earned his first career hat trick with three
tallies in his first game against his former team vs. OTT (3/16)… It was the third hat trick
by a defenseman in franchise history and the first since Sandis Ozolinsh tallied three at
Chicago on 3/4/01… 2008-09: Matched his career highs for goals (14)… Ranked first
among NHL defensemen in game-winning goals (6)… Ranked tied for 11th among NHL
blueliners in goals (14) and tied for 12th in power-play goals (8)… Ranked first among
Hurricanes defensemen and eighth on the team in scoring with 38 points (14g, 24a)…
Ranked second on the team in ice time per game (24:19) and fourth in power-play points
(22)… Was the first defenseman in franchise history to score game-winning goals in
consecutive games when he had game-winners vs. MTL (12/16) and FLA (12/18)…
Played in his 100th game with the Hurricanes and assisted on both Carolina goals at
NJ (3/28)… Earned his 200th NHL point with an assist vs. NYR (4/2)… Completed his
second NHL playoff season and first with Carolina, playing in all 18 of the Hurricanes’
playoff games… Ranked second among Hurricanes skaters in ice time per game in the
playoffs (25:27)… Netted his first goal of the playoffs – the game-winning goal – and
assisted on Staal’s goal in Game 2 at BOS (5/3)… 2009-10: Split the year between
Carolina and Washington, totaling 18 points (6g, 12a) in 52 games… Had 12 points
(4g, 8a) in 34 games with the Hurricanes prior to being traded to the Capitals on 3/4
in exchange for Brian Pothier, Oskar Osala and a second-round pick in the 2011 NHL
Entry Draft… Skated in 18 regular-season games with the Caps, notching six points
(2g, 4a)… Missed 28 games after suffering a cut on the lower right leg from the skate
of Capitals defenseman Karl Alzner vs. WSH (11/30)… Prior to being placed on injured
reserve, led Hurricanes defensemen and ranked fifth among all Carolina skaters in
scoring (12 points)… Appeared in all seven of Washington’s playoff games, totaling
one goal and one assist during the Capitals’ Eastern Conference Quarterfinal loss to
Montreal… 2010-11: Established a career high for games played (82) and led Carolina
defensemen in goals (11) and points (40)… Was 14th in the NHL in ice time per game
(24:46) and tied for 15th among NHL defensemen in power-play goals (5)… Matched
his career high with a six-game point streak from 1/18-2/1 (2g, 5a)… Skated in his
200th game with the Hurricanes and netted his 10th goal of the season vs. PIT (2/25).
PATRICK DWYER
39
Right Wing • Shoots Right
5'11" • 175 lbs.
6/22/83 • Spokane, WA
Drafted: Atlanta 2002 (3-116-4)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 11/2/08; 6-4 CAR W vs. TOR Point: 11/28/08; 3-2 CAR OT W vs. PHI (goal)
Goal: 11/28/08; 3-2 CAR OT W vs. PHI (Biron)
Goals: 2 (11/14/11; 5-3 CAR L vs. PHI)
Assists: 1-22x (Last: 3/30/12; 4-3 CAR OT L vs. WPG)
Points: 2-5x (Last: 11/14/11; 5-3 CAR L vs. PHI)
Penalty Min: 7 (3/18/12; 4-3 CAR W at WPG)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA5 000 2
BOS 11224 2
BUF 11000 0
CGY 3 011 0
CAR 0 000 0
CHI 3 000 2
COL 3 000 0
CAREER STATS
CBJ 2 000 0
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
DAL 5 000 0
YEAR
TEAM
2001-02 (a) Western Michigan CCHA
38
17
17 34
26
–
–
–
–
–
2002-03
Western Michigan CCHA
33
9
10 19
20
–
–
–
–
–
2003-04
35
13
13 26
22
–
–
–
–
–
2004-05
36
6
16 22
56
–
–
–
–
–
GwinnettECHL 14 0 55 8
2 011 0
2005-06 ChicagoAHL
73
16
29 45 49
–
–
–
–
–
2006-07 (b)AlbanyAHL
79 16254139 5 01 1 5
2007-08AlbanyAHL
59 13 1225 29
7 0 2 2 0
2008-09 Carolina
NHL
131 01 0
2 011 0
AlbanyAHL
62 24 1640 29
– – – – –
2009-10 Carolina
NHL
58 7 5 126
– – – – –
AlbanyAHL
23 118 196
– –– – –
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
80 8 1018 12
– – – – –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
73 5 7 1223 – – – – –
Hurricanes/NHL Totals (4 seasons)
224 21 22 43 41
2
0
1
1
0
DET 3 000 0
(a) June 23, 2002—Selected by the Atlanta Thrashers in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft. Third Thrashers pick, 116th overall, fourth round.
(b) July 7, 2006—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes as a free agent.
SJ 2 101 0
EDM3 202 2
FLA 16224 4
LA 2 000 0
MIN 3 011 2
MTL 11011 2
NSH 4 000 0
NJ 10101 0
NYI 8 123 0
NYR 11123 0
OTT 13224 2
PHI 12404 4
PHX 3 101 0
PIT 10123 6
STL 3 011 0
TB 15000 2
TOR 11213 0
VAN 2 000 0
WSH20112 0
WPG19044 11
PERSONAL
Patrick and his wife, Ashley, have a son named Ian (4), and daughter named Lillian
(2)… They spend their summers in Minocqua, WI… Patrick was born in Spokane
but moved to Great Falls, MT, at a very early age… He started playing hockey
at the age of 5, and his first team was a house league squad in Montana…
His father, who coached him until major juniors, was the biggest influence on
his career… His favorite player growing up was Cam Neely… Patrick’s first job
was working as a cart boy at a grocery store… His favorite television show
is River Monsters, favorite movie is Good Will Hunting and favorite magazines
are The Hockey News and ESPN The Magazine… The most played artist on his
iPod is George Strait… Patrick’s favorite place to visit in the Triangle is North
Hills… His favorite meal is his wife’s chicken fried steak… He enjoys fishing
in the offseason… His favorite team outside of hockey is Green Bay (NFL) and
favorite athlete is Greg Jennings… His favorite sport to play other than hockey
is soccer… The person from history he would most like to meet is Abraham
Lincoln… His favorite former teammate is Jared Ross… He wears number 39
because it was assigned to him after Tim Gleason took his previous number
(42)… His favorite aspect of playing in the NHL is facing the stars of the sport on
a nightly basis… His most memorable hockey moment was scoring his first NHL
goal… Patrick’s favorite road city is Boston, favorite road arena is Montreal’s Bell
Centre and favorite team to play against is Washington.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his fourth NHL season with Carolina, totaling 12 points (5g, 7a) in
73 games played… Ranked tied for third on the team in hits (129) and second
among team forwards in blocked shots (62)… Played for the United States at
the 2012 IIHF World Championship following the season… Assisted on Tlusty’s
game-winning goal for his first point of the season vs. BOS (10/12)… Earned
an assist and was (+2) at STL (10/21)… Registered a season-high eight hits at
PHI (10/29)… Scored two shorthanded goals for his first career two-goal game
vs. PHI (11/14)… His second shorthanded tally came on a penalty shot, his first
career penalty shot attempt and goal… Scored his third goal of the season at OTT
(11/27)… Assisted on McBain’s second goal vs. PIT (12/3)… Scored his fourth
goal of the season at EDM (12/7)… Scored his fifth goal of the season vs. BOS
(1/14)… Played in his 200th NHL game vs. LA (2/4)… Earned an assist on Sutter’s
first period goal at NYI (2/18)… Totaled a career-high seven penalty minutes,
including a fighting major after sparring with Spencer Machacek at WPG (3/18)…
Earned an assist on Sutter’s second period goal vs. WPG (3/30)… Games missed
due to injury: 8 (upper body: 12/27-1/6; lower body: 2/28-3/3)…Missed one game
due to personal reasons (4/7)… Multi-goal games: 1 (11/14 vs. PHI: 2g, 0a)…
Multi-point games: 1 (11/14 vs. PHI: 2g, 0a).
CAREER
Enters his fifth NHL season and fifth with the Hurricanes… Signed a two-year
contract extension with Carolina on June 28, 2011… Was originally selected by
the Atlanta Thrashers in the fourth round of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft, but signed
with Carolina as a free agent in July 2006… Represented the United States at the
2012 IIHF World Championship, notching three points (1g, 2a) in eight games…
2001-02: Was selected as the CCHA Rookie of the Year following his freshman
season at Western Michigan, when he had 17 goals and 17 assists (34 points) in
38 games… Was also named to the CCHA All-Rookie Team… 2002-03: Had 19
points (9g, 10a) in 33 games for the Broncos… 2003-04: Netted 13 goals and had
13 assists (26 points) in 35 games to rank fifth among Broncos skaters in scoring
as a junior for Western Michigan… 2004-05: Had 22 points in his final collegiate
season… Completed his college career with 101 points (45g, 56a) in 142 games…
Made his professional debut with the Gwinnett Gladiators (ECHL) following the
conclusion of his senior season at Western Michigan… Had five assists in 14
games with Gwinnett… 2005-06: Completed his first full professional season,
tallying 16 goals and 29 assists (45 points) and registering a plus-15 plus/minus
rating for the Chicago Wolves of the American Hockey League… Ranked fifth
among Wolves skaters in points, fifth in assists and tied for third in plus/minus…
2006-07: Was fifth among River Rats in scoring with 41 points (16g, 25a) in 79
games… Was fifth on the team in goals (16) and tied for fourth in assists (25)…
Established AHL career-high in games played (79) and matched his then-careerhigh in goals (16)… 2007-08: Was fifth among River Rats in goals (13) and seventh
in points (25) despite playing in just 59 of Albany’s 80 games… Played his 100th
game with the River Rats at Bridgeport (12/12)… Scored two goals, including
his 100th career AHL point vs. Binghamton (2/27)… Played in his 200th career
AHL game vs. Worcester (3/1)… Scored the game-winner in overtime and had an
assist vs. Binghamton (3/8)… Was named Albany’s team captain prior to its game
vs. Portland (3/12) and served as the River Rats’ captain during the playoffs…
Was recalled to Carolina on 3/15 but did not play in a game with the Hurricanes,
returning to Albany on 3/17… Had a three-point game (1g, 2a), including his teamleading third shorthanded goal of the season vs. Hershey (3/19)… Returned to
Albany’s lineup for Game 1 of the Calder Cup Playoffs vs. Philadelphia (4/14) after
missing the final six games of the regular season due to injury… Recorded two
assists in Game 5 vs. Philadelphia (4/24)… 2008-09: Completed his fourth full
professional season, making his NHL debut with Carolina… Served three stints
with Carolina, totaling one goal and averaging 8:33 of ice time per game in 13
contests… Made his NHL debut vs. TOR (11/2), skating 14:10 of ice time… Scored
his first NHL goal, deflecting Pitkanen’s shot past Niittymaki at 15:00 of the second
period at PHI (11/28)… Was second among Albany skaters in goals (24) and
fourth among River Rats in points (40), skating in 62 games on the AHL level…
Led Albany with three shorthanded goals and ranked tied for second on the team
with six power-play goals… Took over as Albany’s captain following Tim Conboy’s
call-up and registered a four-point game (1g, 3a) vs. Norfolk (12/5)… Recorded a
hat trick for Albany at Syracuse (3/21)… Completed his first NHL playoff season
with Carolina, skating in two games… Made his Stanley Cup Playoff debut and
earned an assist on the goal by Patrick Eaves in Game 2 at PIT (5/21)… 2009-10:
Established then-career highs in games played (58), goals (7), assists (5) and
points (12)… Played 23 AHL games for Albany and was tied for the River Rats’
lead in goals (11) and tied for second on the team in points (19) at the time of his
third recall on 12/15… Remained in the NHL the rest of the season… Was fourth
among Hurricanes forwards in hits (108)… Earned his first career NHL assist on
the goal by Kostopoulos at NYR (1/2)… Scored his first career game-winner when
he tipped Joni Pitkanen’s shot past Jonas Gustavsson at 15:34 of the third period
at TOR (1/12)… Took his first NHL penalty (hooking) in his 38th NHL game, at PHI
(1/23)… Netted his seventh goal of the season and assisted on Cole’s goal at BOS
(4/10) for his first career multi-point game… 2010-11: Established career highs
in games played (80), goals (8), assists (10) and points (18) in a season, averaging
12:34 of ice time per game… Ranked fifth among Carolina skaters in hits (166)
and was second among Carolina forwards in blocked shots (63)… Carolina was
7-1-2 when he tallied an assist… Earned his first point of the season with an assist
on Sutter’s game-winner against MIN (10/7) in the first game of the 2010 NHL
Premiere in Helsinki… Netted his first career shorthanded goal at PHX (10/23)…
Played in his 100th career NHL game, at FLA (12/15)… Assisted on Skinner’s
second goal at FLA (1/7), to eclipse his previous career highs for points and assists
in a season just 40 games into his 2010-11 campaign… Surpassed his previous
career high with his eighth goal of the season vs. NJ (2/19)… Missed two games
due to injury (lower-body: 1/24-1/26).
DAN ELLIS
31
Goaltender • Catches Left
Acquired: 1/13/13, signed as a free agent
6'1" • 191 lbs.
2011-12 Team: Anaheim
6/19/80 • Saskatoon, Sask.
Drafted: Dallas 2000 (2-60-2)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 2/18/04; 4-3 DAL W at LA
Win: 2/18/04; 4-3 DAL W at LA
Shutout: 10/25/07; 3-0 NSH W vs. ATL
NHL SHOOTOUTS AND PENALTY SHOTS:
Shootout Stats: 7-8 (18 goals on 54 attempts)
Career Penalty Shots: 5 (3 goals on 5 attempts)
Saves: 54 (11/11/08; 4-3 NSH OT W at SJ)
Shots Faced: 57 (11/11/08; 4-3 NSH OT W at SJ)
Win Streak: 7 (2/18/04-12/1/07)
Shutout Sequence: 233:39 (3/22/08-3/30/08)
CLUBGP MIN W-L-OTGA SOGAA
ANA3 1851-1-1 11 0 3.57
BOS 3 1380-2-0 100 4.35
BUF 1 25 0-0-0 3 07.20
CGY 10532 1-4-5 25 1 2.82
CAR2 1192-0-0 3 01.51
CHI 115633-5-1 24 0 2.56
COL 6 3585-1-0 12 1 2.01
CAREER STATS
CBJ 8 4685-2-1 13 2 1.67
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUEGP MINGA SOGAA
1999-00 (a) OmahaUSHL
55 3274 123 11 2.25
2000-01
Nebraska-OmahaCCHA
40 2285 95 2 2.49
2001-02
Nebraska-OmahaCCHA
40 2405 97 3 2.42
2002-03
Nebraska-OmahaCCHA
39 2211 117 3 3.18
2003-04 Dallas
NHL
1 60 3 0 3.00
UtahAHL
20 1130 55 2 2.92
IdahoECHL
23 1334 57 2 2.56
2004-05 HamiltonAHL
31 1774 82 1 2.77
2005-06IowaAHL
34 1857 86 2 2.78
2006-07IowaAHL
55 3194 148 4 2.78
2007-08 (b)Nashville
NHL
44 2229 87 6 2.34
2008-09 Nashville
NHL
35 1965 96 3 2.93
2009-10 Nashville
NHL
31 1715 77 1 2.69
2010-11 (c,d) Tampa Bay
NHL
31 1679 82 2
2.93
Anaheim
NHL
13 729 29 0 2.39
2011-12 (e,f)Anaheim
NHL
10 419 19 0 2.72
NHL Totals (6 seasons)
165 8795 393 12 2.68
PLAYOFFS
W-L-OTGP MINGA SOGAA W-L
34-16-4
4 238 10 0 2.52 1-3
21-14-3
– –
– – –
–
20-15-4
– –
– – –
–
11-21-5
– –
– – –
–
1-0-0
– –
– –– –
5-14-0
– –
– –– –
13-8-1
16966 30 31.86 13-3
10-19-0 – –
– –– –
16-13-1 – –
– –– –
30-21-1 12679 35 03.09 6-6
23-10-3 6 357 15 0 2.52 2-4
11-19-4 – –
– –– –
15-13-1 – –
– –– –
13-7-6
– –
–
– –
–
8-3-1
1 41 4 05.850-1
1-5-0
– –
– – –
–
72-57-15
7 398 19 0 2.87 2-5
(a) June 24, 2000—Selected by the Dallas Stars in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft. Second Stars choice, 60th overall, second round.
(b) July 5, 2007—Signed by the Nashville Predators as a free agent.
(c) June 29, 2010—Acquired by the Montreal Canadiens along with Dustin Boyd and future considerations in exchange for Sergei Kostitsyn
and future considerations.
(d) July 1, 2010—Signed by the Tampa Bay Lightning as a free agent.
(e) Feb. 24, 2011—Acquired by the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for Curtis McElhinney.
(f) Jan. 13, 2012—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes as a free agent.
DAL 10535 6-4-0 22 2 2.47
DET 10515 3-4-1 23 0 2.68
EDM8 4315-1-1 18 0 2.51
FLA 7 3914-1-2 15 0 2.30
LA 10567 7-2-0 23 0 2.43
MIN 9 4642-4-1 231 2.97
MTL1 50 1-0-0 2 02.40
NYI 3 1851-0-2 7 0 2.27
NYR 4 2433-1-0 10 0 2.47
NSH 3 1640-3-0 9 0 3.29
NJ 2 1030-1-0 5 0 2.91
OTT 1 60 1-0-0 5 05.00
PHI 2 75 1-0-0 6 04.80
PHX 7 3713-3-0 151 2.43
PIT 4 1692-0-0 8 0 2.84
SJ 7 3842-4-0 220 3.44
STL 7 3463-1-1 14 1 2.43
TB 2 1210-1-1 6 02.98
TOR 3 1712-1-0 4 11.40
VAN 10516 3-6-0 27 1 3.14
WSH6 2960-2-3 17 0 3.45
WPG5 2503-2-0 11 1 2.64
PERSONAL
Dan and his wife, Katy, have two children: Kaden (4) and Kayleigh (3)… They spend
their summers in Omaha, NE, and have a cat named Ozzie… Dan is involed in Garth
Brooks Teammates for Kids and Teen Ranch, a Christian hockey school near his
hometown that was influencial on his development as a player and a person…
He started playing hockey at age 2, and became a goalie at 4… His first youth
team was the Orangeville Flyers, and the most influencial person on his career
was goalie coach Dave Tataryn… His favorite player growing up was Grant Fuhr…
Dan’s favorite television show is Homeland, favorite movie is Law Abiding Citizen
and favorite music act is the Dave Matthews Band… His first job was cleaning
parking lots… His favorite vacation spot is Turks and Caicos… Dan’s favorite
Triangle restaurant is Angus Barn and his favorite food is steak… His biggest talent
outside of hockey is drawing… Dan’s favorite sport to play other than hockey is
lacrosse and favorite sport to watch is baseball… His favorite non-hockey athlete
is Michael Jordan… Dan’s most memorable hockey moment was playing in the
playoffs against Detroit… His favorite former teammate was Wade Belak… His
favorite road cities are New York and Chicago, favorite road arena is United Center
and favorite team to play against is Detroit.
2011-12 SEASON
Appeared in his sixth NHL season and second with Anaheim… Played just 10
games, missing 46 contests due to injury… Was 1-5-0 with a 2.72 goals-against
average and .911 save percentage… Stopped 31 of 43 shots in his season debut
at SJ (10/17), earning his only victory of the season… Missed four games due to
a groin strain from 11/27-12/4… Made his final appearance of the season vs. VAN
(12/29), stopping 14 of 15 shots in relief of Jonas Hiller… Was placed on injured
reserve on 1/8 with a torn groin and missed 42 consecutive games… Underwent
successful sports hernia surgery on 3/2… Was activated on 4/7 and served as
backup to Hiller for the season finale that day at CGY… Missed 46 games due to
injury (groin: 11/27-12/4; 1/8-4/5).
CAREER
Is in his seventh NHL season and first with the Hurricanes… Signed a one-year
contract with the Hurricanes on Jan. 13, 2013… Originally selected by Dallas in
the second round (60th overall) of the 2000 NHL Entry Draft… 1999-00: Named
USHL Goaltender of the Year, Player of the Year and a First-Team All-Star after
leading the USHL in wins (34), minutes played (3,274), shutouts (11) and goalsagainst average (2.25) with Omaha… 2000-01: Completed his freshman season
at the University of Nebraska-Omaha, going 21-14-3 with a 2.49 goals-against
average and two shutouts… 2001-02: Was named to the CCHA Second All-Star
Team after going 20-15-4 with a 2.42 goals-against average and three shutouts for
Nebraska-Omaha… 2002-03: Completed his junior season with a record of 11-21-5
and a 3.18 goals-against average… Finished his career at Nebraska-Omaha ranking
among the school’s leaders in games played (118), games started (117), wins (53),
shutouts (7) and saves (3,125)… 2003-04: Spent time in the NHL, AHL and ECHL
during his first professional season… Made his NHL debut with Dallas at LA (2/18),
stopping 25 of 28 shots to earn his first NHL win… Was named the Most Valuable
Player of the ECHL playoffs and the MVP of the Kelly Cup Finals after leading Idaho
to the league’s championship with a 13-3 record and 1.86 goals-against average…
2004-05: Played his first full season in the AHL, going 10-19-0 with a 2.77 goalsagainst average and .908 save percentage for Hamilton… 2005-06: Was 16-131 with a 2.78 goals-against average and .911 save percentage in 34 games with
the Iowa Stars… Earned the first victory in Iowa Stars franchise history, a 7-2
decision vs. San Antonio (10/16)… 2006-07: Ranked third in the AHL in minutes
played (3,194) and fourth in wins (30) with Iowa… Was 12th in the league in save
percentage (.912)… Made his Calder Cup playoffs debut for Iowa, going 6-6 with
a 3.09 goals-against average as the Stars advanced to the Division Finals before
falling to Chicago… 2007-08: Led the NHL in save percentage (.924) during his first
full season in the league with Nashville… Was tied for third in the NHL in shutouts
(6)… Was 11-3-3 in one-goal games, and 18-1-0 when receiving three goals or
more of offensive support… Earned a shutout in first start with the Predators, a
3-0 win vs. ATL (10/25)… Won his first six games of the season, making him one
of four goaltenders in history to win seven consecutive games to start his NHL
career… Set a Predators franchise record with a 233:48 shutout streak (147 saves)
from 3/22-3/30… The scoreless streak ranked fifth-longest in the NHL’s modern
era at the time… Was named the NHL’s Second Star of the Week on 3/30 after
posting 2-0-1 record with a 0.33 goals-against average, .991 save percentage and
two shutouts… Made his Stanley Cup Playoff debut, going 2-4 with a 2.52 goalsagainst average during Nashville’s six-game, opening-round loss to Detroit… Led
the NHL in save percentage during the playoffs (.938)… Stopped 52 of 54 shots
in Game 5, a Predators franchise record for saves in a playoff games… 2008-09:
Was 11-19-4 with a 2.93 goals-against average and .900 save percentage during
his second full NHL season with Nashville… Started 19 of the team’s first 21 games
of the season… Made a franchise-record 54 saves in a 4-3 OT win at SJ (11/11)…
Was named the NHL’s Third Star of the Week for the period ending 11/16 after
going 3-0-0 at SJ, ANA and LA from 11/11-11/15… Notched two shutouts in a
five-game span from 11/25-12/13… Posted a 1.98 goals-against average and .937
save percentage in December… 2009-10: Was 15-13-1 with a 2.69 goals-against
average and .909 save percentage in 31 games for the Predators… Allowed a
career-low 77 goals… Posted a combined undefeated record (5-0-1) against
Southeast (3-0-1) and Atlantic Division (2-0-0) opponents… Stopped eight of 10
shooters in two shootout appearances (.800 save percentage), which ranked sixth
among NHL goaltenders who faced at least 10 attempts… Had a three-game win
streak from 12/14-12/19, stopping 78 of 85 shots… Had a season-long shutout
streak of 143:42 from 1/11-1/18… Moved into a tie for third on the Predators’ alltime shutout list with his 10th career shutout, at CGY (1/15)… Was 4-2-0 from the
start of February through the end of the regular season… 2010-11: Split his fourth
NHL season between Tampa Bay and Anaheim, combining for a 21-10-7 record
with two shutouts and a 2.77 goals-against average in 44 games… Was 13-76 with a 2.93 goals-against average with the Lightning prior to being traded to
Anaheim on 2/24… Had a season-best shutout streak of 121:13 from 10/24-11/3…
Was 5-2-2 with a 2.44 goals-against average and .910 save percentage in his final
11 appearances with the Lightning… At the time of the trade, led Tampa Bay in
wins and games played… Stopped 28 of 31 shots in his Anaheim debut vs. MIN
(2/25)… Won his first game with Anaheim vs. COL (2/27)… Started Anaheim’s
final two regular-season games, stopping 66 of 68 shots (.971 save percentage) for
consecutive victories to help clinch a playoff berth and on 4/8 and fourth place in
the Western Conference on 4/9… Set season highs in saves (43) and shots faced
(44) in a 3-1 victory at LA (4/9)… Was 10-3-2 with a 2.23 goals-against average
and .920 save percentage during his final 17 games of the season with Tampa Bay
and Anaheim… Appeared in one Stanley Cup playoffs game for the Ducks.
JUSTIN FAULK
27
Acquired: 2010 NHL Entry Draft
6'0" • 215 lbs.
2011-12 Teams: Carolina (NHL), Charlotte (AHL)
3/20/92 • South St. Paul, MN
Drafted: Carolina 2010 (2-37-2)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/7/11; 5-1 CAR L vs. TB Point: 11/20/11; 3-2 CAR W vs. TOR (assist)
Goal: 12/9/11; 4-2 CAR L at WPG (Mason)
Goals: 1-8x (Last: 3/6/12; 4-3 CAR OT L at WSH)
Assists: 1-14x (Last: 3/27/12; 3-0 CAR W at TOR)
Points: 1-22x (Last: 3/27/12; 3-0 CAR W at TOR)
Penalty Min: 6 (10/10/11; 4-2 CAR L at NJ)
Goal Streak: None
Point Streak: 3 games-2x (Last: 3/23/12-3/27/12: 0g, 3a)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA2 011 0
BOS 2 101 2
BUF 3 101 2
CGY 1 000 0
CAR 0 000 0
CHI 0 000 0
COL 1 000 0
CAREER STATS
CBJ 1 011 0
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2007-08
South St. Paul
High-MN
26
6
15 21
32
–
–
–
–
–
2008-09USNTDP
NAHL 38 3 9 1220 9 33 6 6
USNTDPU-17
17 7 9 1635 – –– – –
USNTDPU-18 1 0000 –––––
2009-10 (a)USNTDPUSHL
21
9
3
12
46
–
–
–
–
–
USNTDPU-18
39 129 2120 – –– – –
2010-11 (b)
Minnesota-Duluth WCHA
39
8
25 33
47
–
–
–
–
–
CharlotteAHL
– –––– 130222
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
66 8 1422 29
– – – – –
CharlotteAHL
1224611 –––––
Hurricanes/NHL Totals (1 season)
66
8
14 22 29
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 23, 2002—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. Second Hurricanes pick, 37th overall, second round.
(b) April 15, 2011—Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
DAL 0 000 0
DET 1 011 0
EDM1 011 0
FLA 6 101 0
LA 1 000 0
MIN 1 000 0
MTL 3 022 0
NSH 2 000 0
NJ 3 000 6
NYI 4 000 0
NYR 3 011 2
OTT 3 000 0
PHI 2 011 0
PHX 1 011 0
PIT 3 000 0
STL 1 000 0
SJ 1 101 0
TB 5 123 4
TOR 4 033 2
VAN 1 000 0
WSH5 202 9
WPG5 101 2
PERSONAL
Justin spends his summers in Minneapolis… He is involved with the BH23
Foundation, which helps families meet the costs of playing hockey, as well as
the Team 25 Children’s Foundation… He started playing hockey at the age of 6
in South St. Paul, MN, and his mom was the biggest influence on his career…
His favorite player growing up was Peter Forsberg… His favorite TV show is
Suits, favorite movie is 21 Jump Street, favorite musical artist is Eric Church
and favorite book is Lone Survivor… Justin’s first job was assisting his uncle
landscaping… His biggest game day habit is his nap… His favorite food is steak
and favorite restaurant is Manny’s Steakhouse in Minneapolis… His favorite
vacation spot is Jamaica and favorite place in the Triangle is North Hills… Justin
is on Twitter and his username is @justinfaulk27… His favorite website is
yahoo.com and favorite video game is Call of Duty… His favorite sport outside of
hockey is golf and the person he would most like to meet is Tiger Woods… Justin
is a fan of the Minnesota Twins… His most memorable hockey moments were
winning the national championship with Minnesota-Duluth in 2011 and playing in
his first NHL game on 10/7/11… His favorite former teammate is Adam Wilcox, a
Tampa Bay Lightning prospect who plays at the University of Minnesota… Justin
wears No. 27 because it was his number in high school, and he’s always tried to
wear it when possible… His favorite road city is New York, favorite road arena is
Madison Square Garden and favorite team to play against is Pittsburgh.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his first NHL season with Carolina, totaling eight goals and 14 assists
(22 points) in 66 games played… Also skated in 12 games on the American
Hockey League (AHL) level with Charlotte, notching two goals and four assists (6
points)… Was named to the NHL’s All-Rookie Team… Led all Hurricanes skaters in
average ice time per game (22:50)… Ranked first among NHL rookie defensemen
in ice time per game (22:50) and power-play goals (5)… Was tied for first among
rookie defensemen in goals (8) and second in points (22)… Played for the United
States at the 2012 IIHF World Championships, leading all American defensemen
in goals (4) and points (4) and ranking first on the team in plus/minus (+9) during
the tournament… Made his NHL and Hurricanes debut vs. TB (10/7)… Assigned
to Charlotte (AHL) on 10/19, and recalled on 10/24… Returned to Charlotte on
10/26, and recalled on 11/17 for the balance of the season… Recorded his first
career NHL point with an assist on Jokinen’s power play goal vs. TOR (11/20), and
was named the game’s third star… Scored his first NHL/Hurricanes goal at WPG
(12/9), beating Chris Mason… Assisted on Staal’s game-winning goal in overtime
vs. TOR (12/29)… Scored a power-play goal at TB (12/31)… Netted a power-play
goal vs. BUF (1/6)… Assisted on Harrison’s game-winning goal at TB (1/12)…
Scored his fourth goal of the season vs. BOS (1/14) and was named the game’s
second star… Totaled a season-high eight hits vs. ANA (2/8)… Earned an assist
on McBain’s game-winning, power-play goal at MTL (2/13)… Scored a powerplay goal vs. SJ (2/17)… Scored a power-play goal, earned his first NHL fighting
major and was named third star vs. WSH (2/20)… Netted a first period, powerplay goal and was named third star vs. FLA (2/25)… Scored the game-winning
goal in overtime at WSH (3/6), his first career OT goal… Skated a season-high
28:16 of ice time vs. NYR (3/13)… Earned an assist on Jokinen’s game-winning
goal at TOR (3/27)… Was a healthy extra for four games (10/12-10/18, 10/25)…
Longest assist streak: 3 games (3/23-3/27: 0g, 3a)… Longest point streak:
3 games (1/10-14: 1g, 2a; 3/23-3/27: 0g, 3a).
CAREER
Is in his second NHL season with the Hurricanes… Signed a three-year, entrylevel contract with the Hurricanes on April 15, 2011… Played one season at the
University of Minnesota-Duluth, helping the Bulldogs capture the NCAA National
Championship… His international experience began with the 2007 U-17 Five
Nations Tournament in Prievidza, Switzerland, where he led American defensemen
with three points (1g, 2a) in four games… Played in three international tournaments
during the 2008-09 season, including the 2009 Vlad Dzurilla U-18 Tournament in
Piestany, Slovakia, the 2009 World U-17 Hockey Challenge in Port Alberni, B.C., and
the 2008 U-17 Four Nations Cup in Monthey, Switzerland… Led the U.S. with two
goals and three points at the Four Nations Cup… In 2009-10, scored the gamewinning goal against Sweden in the gold medal game of the 2010 IIHF World U-18
Championship in Belarus… Finished that tournament with four points (1g, 3a) and
a plus-7 rating… Also participated in the 2010 U-18 Six Nations Cup in Belarus
and the 2009 U-18 Four Nations Cup in Finland… Was second among American
defensemen in scoring (4 points) at the 2011 IIHF World Junior Championship
in Buffalo, helping the U.S. capture the bronze medal… Played for the U.S. at
the 2012 IIHF World Championships, leading all American defensemen in goals
(4) and points (4) and ranking first on the team in plus/minus (+9) during the
tournament…2007-08: Played high school hockey for South St. Paul (MN) High
School, earning honorable mention all-conference honors after notching six goals
and 15 assists (21 points) in 26 games as a sophomore… 2008-09: Completed his
first season with the USNTDP, competing against North American Hockey League
(NAHL) and international opponents… 2009-10: Completed his second season
with the U.S. National Team Development Program, competing with the U-18 team
in the United States Hockey League (USHL) and against Division I and Division III
college opponents and international teams… Set the record for goals scored by
a defenseman at USA Hockey’s NTDP (21)… Led USNTDP defensemen in powerplay goals (14). 2010-11: Led Minnesota-Duluth defensemen in goals (8), assists
(25) and points (33), helping the Bulldogs capture the national championship…
Led all NCAA rookie defensemen in scoring, and set a school record for scoring
by a UMD rookie blueliner… Ranked tied for sixth among all NCAA defensemen
in scoring and eighth in points per game (0.85)… Selected to the All-WCHA Third
Team and All-Rookie Team… Also chosen to the College Hockey News All-Rookie
Team… Had three assists in UMD’s NCAA semifinal victory vs. Notre Dame…
Skated in 13 Calder Cup Playoff games with Charlotte (AHL), earning two assists…
Made his professional debut with the Checkers in Game 4 of the East Division
Semifinal vs. Hershey (4/20)… Earned his first pro point with an assist in Game 5
vs. Hershey (4/22).
TIM GLEASON
6
Defenseman • Shoots Left
Acquired: 9/29/06, Trade with LA
6'0" • 217 lbs.
1/29/83 • Clawson, MI
Drafted: Ottawa 2001 (2-23-1)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/9/03; 3-2 LA L at DET
Point: 10/12/03; 4-2 LA W at CHI (assist)
Goal: 2/8/06; 7-4 LA L at CBJ (Denis)
Goals: 2 (11/19/09; 6-5 CAR SO W vs. TOR)
Assists: 3 (10/10/08; 6-4 CAR W vs. FLA)
Points: 3 (10/10/08; 6-4 CAR W vs. FLA)
Penalty Min: 17-3x (Last: 12/7/11; 5-3 CAR W at EDM)
Goal Streak: 2 games (3/15/07-3/17/07: 2g)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA14101 4
BOS 23011 18
BUF 23134 13
CGY 11044 6
CAR 2 011 0
CHI 11033 11
COL 13033 9
CBJ 10224 9
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM
PLAYOFFS
1999-00
Windsor
OHL
2000-01
Windsor
OHL
2001-02 (a)
Windsor
OHL
2002-03 (b)
Windsor
OHL
2003-04 Los AngelesNHL
ManchesterAHL
2004-05
ManchesterAHL
2005-06
Los Angeles
NHL
2006-07 (c)
Carolina NHL
2007-08
Carolina
NHL
2008-09
Carolina
NHL
2009-10
Carolina
NHL
2010-11
Carolina
NHL
2011-12
Carolina
NHL
55 5 1318 101
47 8 2836 124
67
17
42
59
109
45
7
31
38
75
4707721
22 0 88 19
67 10 1424 112
78
2
19
21
77
5724657
80 3 1619 84
70 0 1212 68
61 5 1419 78
82 2 1416 85
82 1 1718 71
432
13
77
90
443
557
15
103 118 541
12 2 4 6 14
9 1 2 3 23
16
7
13
20
40
7
5
2
7
17
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6 011 4
5 0 0 0 4
–
–
–
–
–
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– – – – –
18 1 4 5 32
– – – – –
– – – – –
– – – – –
18
1
4
5
32
18
1
4
5
32
(a) June 23, 2001—Selected by the Ottawa Senators in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft. Second Senators pick, 23rd overall, first round.
(b) March 11, 2003—Traded by Ottawa to Los Angeles along with future considerations in exchange for Bryan Smolinski.
(c) Sept. 29, 2006—Traded by Los Angeles to Carolina along with Eric Belanger in exchange for Oleg Tverdovsky and the rights to
Jack Johnson.
DAL 18022 15
DET 11022 23
EDM10156 22
FLA 35257 52
LA 5 000 5
MIN 12033 14
MTL 23055 32
NSH 13033 16
NJ 24268 2
NYI 24178 22
NYR 23022 24
OTT 23167 17
PHI 19011 37
PHX 17022 13
PIT 20066 21
STL 10000 5
SJ 16033 11
TB 38055 17
TOR 25336 32
VAN 12022 11
WSH36178 59
WPG 36 0 1111 21
PERSONAL
Tim and his wife, Candice, were married in June 2010… They welcomed a daughter,
Olivia Grace, in February 2011, and a son, Grady, in March 2012… They spend their
summers in Clarkston, MI… Tim enjoys jet skiing and golf in the offseason… His
favorite hockey team growing up was Detroit and his favorite player was Steve
Yzerman… His first youth team was Little Caesars in Michigan… Tim donates
a suite at PNC Arena to the Wounded Warriors several times each season…
His favorite movie is Braveheart, favorite television show is Rescue Me, favorite
magazine is Men’s Health and favorite book is Lone Survivor… The most-played
artists on his iPod are Kid Rock and Kenny Chesney… Tim’s most-prized possession
is his Olympic silver medal… His favorite food is sushi and favorite websites are
NHL.com, YouTube.com, hockeyfights.com and tsn.ca… The person from history
he would most like to meet is George Washington and the current celebrity he
would most like to meet is Tom Hanks… His favorite holiday is Christmas and
favorite vacation spot is Cabo… He wears number 6 because it was his number in
junior hockey… Tim speaks Spanish and likes to watch movies and read books to
kill time on the road… His game-day ritual includes taking a nap and relaxing with
the family… Tim hopes to own a farm when his hockey career is over… His favorite
athlete outside of hockey is Tom Brady… His all-time favorite former teammate
is Niclas Wallin and his favorite thing about playing pro hockey is doing what he
always dreamed of doing… His favorite road arena is the Bell Centre, favorite road
city is Montreal and favorite team to play against is Detroit… Tim’s favorite thing
to do in the Triangle is go to North Hills.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his eighth NHL season and sixth with Carolina, totaling 18 points (1g, 17a)…
Was one of four Hurricanes to play in all 82 games, marking the second consecutive
season in which he did not miss a game… Led the team in plus/minus rating (+12)…
Was second on the team in penalty minutes (71), third in blocked shots (112) and tied
for third in hits (129)… His 17 assists were his highest single-season total since his
2005-06 season with Los Angeles… Assisted on Stewart’s goal, was (+2) and was
named first star vs. BOS (10/12)… Assisted on Brent’s game-winning goal, was (+2)
and was named third star vs. CHI (10/28)… Played in his 500th NHL game and earned
an assist at OTT (11/27)… Had an assist and totaled a season-high 17 penalty minutes
at EDM (12/7)… Skated a season-high 27:05 of ice time vs. VAN (12/15)… Scored his
only goal of the season at FLA (12/18), his first goal in 97 games… Played in his 400th
career game as a Hurricane and had a season-high seven hits at NYI (1/21)… Earned
his 100th career NHL assist vs. NYI (1/31)…Earned a pair of assists at WSH (3/6) for his
only multi-point game of the season… Longest assist streak: 2 games (10/10-10/12:
0g, 2a; 12/7-12/9: 0g, 2a; 12/26-12/27: 0g, 2a; 1/23-1/31: 0g, 2a)… Longest point
streak: 2 games (10/10-10/12: 0g, 2a; 12/7-12/9: 0g, 2a; 12/26-12/27: 0g, 2a; 1/231/31: 0g, 2a)… Multi-assist games: 1 (3/6 at WSH: 0g, 2a)…Multi-point games: 1
(3/6 at WSH: 0g, 2a).
CAREER
Is in his ninth NHL season and seventh with Carolina… Signed a four-year contract
extension on 1/30/12 to remain with the Hurricanes through the 2015-16 season…
Represented the United States at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, and
was (+3) in six games played as the Americans won silver… Also played for Team USA
at the 2008 IIHF World Championship, the 2003 World Junior Championship (limited to
one game because of a foot injury) and the 2001 World Junior Championship (7 games
played, 1 assist)… 1999-00: Was selected as a member of the OHL All-Rookie Second
Team after tallying 18 points (5g, 13a) and 101 penalty minutes in 55 games with
Windsor of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL)… Led all Windsor defensemen with six
points (2g, 4a) in 12 playoff games… 2000-01: Served as alternate captain for Windsor
and led all club blue-liners in team scoring… Named Windsor’s Most Outstanding
Defenseman… Was teammates with Jason Spezza, Ottawa’s first-round choice in the
2001 NHL Entry Draft… 2001-02: Led all club defensemen and finished second overall
in team scoring… His 42 assists also ranked second on the team and he led the club
with 67 games played… Finished third on the club in playoff scoring with 20 points (7g,
13a) in 16 post-season contests… 2002-03: Led all Windsor defensemen in scoring
and captained his team… Skated for the Western Conference at the 2002 OHL AllStar Game… Co-led the club in playoff goals with five in seven post-season games…
Completed his junior hockey career with 151 points (37g, 114a) and 409 penalty minutes
in 214 regular season games over four seasons… 2003-04: Made his NHL debut (at age
20) with the Kings at DET (10/9)… Played in the Kings’ first 20 games of the season and
picked up his first career point (an assist) in his third NHL game at CHI (10/12)… Finished
the season with seven points (0g, 7a) in 47 games with the Kings… Also collected
eight points (0g, 8a) in 22 games with the Manchester Monarchs of the American
Hockey League (AHL)… 2004-05: Finished second in scoring among Manchester (AHL)
defensemen with 24 points (10g, 14a) in 67 games… Led all Monarchs defensemen
in goals with 10… Three of his 10 goals were game-winners including one overtime
game-winner… Was a (+17) for the season… 2005-06: Completed his first full NHL
season, playing in a career-high 78 games for the Los Angeles Kings… Finished second
among Kings skaters with 141 hits and third on the team with 117 blocked shots… Also
established career highs in assists (19) and points (21)… Had six points (0g, 6a) and a
(+5) rating in 12 October games… Appeared in his 100th NHL game vs. EDM (1/26)…
Scored his first career goal in his 103rd NHL game at CBJ (2/8)… Finished the season
with an even or better rating in each of his last 10 games… 2006-07: Ranked fifth on
the team in blocked shots (80) and third among Hurricanes defensemen in hits (113)…
Made his Hurricanes debut, blocking five shots in 26:51 of ice time vs. BUF (10/4)…
Assisted on Ladd’s power-play goal at WSH (10/7) for his first point with Carolina… Had
seven penalty minutes at PHI (12/19), including his first fight in a Carolina uniform when
he sparred with the Flyers’ Ben Eager… Suffered a broken right foot when he blocked
a shot vs. FLA (12/23)… Beat Martin Brodeur for his first goal with the Hurricanes vs.
NJ (3/15)… Missed 25 total games due to injury… 2007-08: Earned then-career highs
in games played (80), goals (3), penalty minutes (84) and plus/minus (+5)… Ranked
first among Hurricanes defensemen and tied for 21st among NHL defensemen in hits
(151)… Was third among Carolina defensemen in blocked shots (107)… Played his
100th Hurricanes game at ATL (1/4)… Netted his first goal of the season, assisted on
Staal’s first goal of the game and was a season-high (+5) vs. EDM (1/18)… Earned
two assists for the first time in his NHL career vs. ATL (3/28)… 2008-09: Ranked first
among Hurricanes defensemen and 16th among NHL defensemen with 171 hits… Was
second on the team in blocked shots (133) and third on the team in penalty minutes
(68)… Ranked first among Hurricanes skaters in shorthanded ice time (195 min., 2:47
per game)… Earned a career-high three assists vs. FLA (10/10)… Played his 300th
NHL game at PIT (1/20)… Played his 200th game with the Hurricanes at FLA (3/23)…
Missed 12 games due to injury… Participated in his first NHL playoff season, skating in
all 18 postseason contests for Carolina… Ranked tied for ninth in the NHL in blocked
shots (34) and hits (59)… Ranked first on the team in playoff penalty minutes (32)…
Made his NHL playoff debut in Game 1 at NJ (4/15)… Scored his first career playoff goal
with the overtime game-winner in Game 2 at NJ (4/17)… Earned assists on Jokinen’s
tying goal with 1:20 left and Staal’s winning goal with 0:32 left in Game 7 at NJ (4/28),
marking his first multi-point playoff game… 2009-10: Was second on the team in
penalty minutes (78)… Led Hurricanes defensemen in hits (149) and was second in
blocked shots (115)… Led the team in shorthanded time on ice per game (3:10)…
Missed the final 13 games of the season with a broken bone in his foot… Established a
new single-season career high in goals with five… Was 16th among NHL defensemen
in hits (147) at the time of his foot injury… Sustained a face injury, but returned to action
to score a game-tying, shorthanded goal at WSH (12/11), the first shorthanded goal of
his career… Missed 21 games due to injury… 2010-11: Played in all 82 games of the
season for the first time in his NHL career… Led all Hurricanes blueliners and ranked
fifth among NHL defensemen in hits (215)… Led Carolina in blocked shots (141) and
penalty minutes (85)… Played his 300th game with the Hurricanes, at TB (12/20)…
Earned his 100th career NHL point with an assist on Corvo’s goal at NYI (4/2).
JAY HARRISON
44
6'4" • 211 lbs.
11/3/82 • Oshawa, Ont.
Drafted: Toronto 2001 (4-82-3)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 1/28/06; 4-3 TOR OT L vs. MTL
Point: 1/30/06; 4-2 TOR W at FLA (assist)
Goal: 10/9/09; 7-2 CAR W vs. FLA (Salak)
Goals: 2 (1/7/12; 5-2 CAR L at NSH)
Assists: 2 (11/5/10; 7-4 CAR L at FLA)
Points: 2-4x (Last: 1/12/12; 5-2 CAR W at TB)
Penalty Min: 12 (2/18/12; 4-3 CAR L at NYI)
PLAYOFFS
1998-99
Brampton
OHL
1999-00
Brampton
OHL
2000-01 (a)
Brampton
OHL
2001-02
Brampton
OHL
St. John’sAHL
Memphis CHL
2002-03
St. John’sAHL
2003-04 St. John’sAHL
2004-05 St. John’sAHL
2005-06 Toronto
NHL
TorontoAHL
2006-07 Toronto
NHL
TorontoAHL
2007-08
TorontoAHL
2008-09 Toronto
NHL
Zug
Swiss-A
2009-10 (b)Carolina NHL
AlbanyAHL
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
2011-12
Carolina
NHL
BOS 12101 19
BUF 9 011 4
CGY 2 000 2
CAR 0 000 0
CHI 2 000 2
CBJ 2 011 2
REGULAR SEASON
TEAM
ANA3 000 2
COL 4 011 6
CAREER STATS
YEAR
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
63 1 1415 108
68 2 1820 139
53
4
15
19
112
61 12 3143 116
7 0 11 2
– ––––
72
2
8
10
72
70459141
60 0 44 108
8 0112
57 9 2029 100
5 0006
41 4 1418 68
69 13 1427 73
7 01110
41 6 91596
3815650
32 2 1214 22
72 3 7 1072
72 9 1423 60
182
13
26 39
182
202
13
28 41
200
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6 0 2 2 15
9
1
1
2
17
– – – – –
10000 4
1 0002
–
–
–
–
–
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4 011 14
– ––––
5 1 3 4 8
– ––––
– – – – –
18 2 1012 35
– ––––
7 123 33
– ––––
– – – – –
– –– – –
– – – – –
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
DAL 4 011 2
DET 1 000 0
EDM1 000 2
FLA 16246 11
LA 2 000 2
MIN 4 000 4
MTL 11011 10
NSH 4 202 0
NJ 13000 17
NYI 7 022 23
NYR 10213 9
OTT 11033 4
PHI 12033 11
PHX 3 011 7
PIT 11112 8
STL 4 101 10
SJ 3 011 2
TB 15235 29
TOR 7 202 6
VAN 1 000 0
WSH16044 2
WPG12000 4
(a) June 23, 2001—Selected by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Leafs pick, 82nd overall, third round.
(b) July 9, 2009—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes as a free agent.
PERSONAL
Jay and his wife, Jodean, have three daughters: Presley (4), Willa (2) and Stevie,
who was born in March… They spend their summers in Bowmanville, Ontario…
Jay started playing organized hockey when he was 5, and his first team was
Marigold Lincoln in Whitby, Ontario… He says his parents had the biggest
influence on his career… His favorite player growing up was Rick Vaive… Jay’s
first job was working as a furniture mover… His favorite movie is The Departed,
favorite television show is Mantracker and favorite website is dailygrail.com… The
most-played artist on his iPod is Tool… His favorite book is Siddhartha by Hermann
Hesse… Jay has played guitar since he was 10, and the person he would most like
to meet is Slash… His favorite meal is steak and sweet potatoes and his favorite
place to visit in the Triangle is Monkey Joe’s… He enjoys golf and darts, and his
favorite athlete outside of hockey was Michael Jordan… His favorite team outside
of hockey is the New Zealand All Blacks… Jay’s most memorable hockey moment
was his first NHL goal… His favorite road city is Montreal, favorite road arena is the
Bell Centre and favorite team to play against is the Canadiens… He wears number
44 because it was assigned to him… He says he has “too many game day rituals
to mention”… Jay’s favorite former teammate is Matt Stajan, and his favorite thing
about playing in the NHL is coming out for warm-ups.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his sixth NHL season and third with the Hurricanes… Ranked first
among Hurricanes defensemen in goals (9), and established career highs in goals
(9), assists (14) and points (23)… Ranked second on the team in blocked shots
(153)… Was the Hurricanes’ nominee for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy,
which honors sportsmanship, perseverance and dedication to the game of
hockey… Was also selected by the Carolina chapter of the Professional Hockey
Writers’ Association as the winner of the Josef Vasicek Award (formerly “Good
Guy Award”) for media cooperation… Earned first point of the season with an
assist on Ponikarovsky’s goal at BUF (10/14)… Blocked four shots and had seven
penalty minutes at BOS (10/18)… Scored first goal of season at STL (10/21)…
Assisted on Ruutu’s power play goal vs. DAL (11/6) to extend assist streak to three
games… Scored his second goal of the season vs. TOR (11/20)… Skated a seasonhigh 29:06 of ice time and had a season-best six hits vs. MTL (11/23)… Earned
an assist to set new career-best for assists in a season (8) vs. PHX (12/21)…
Set new career high for points (11) with an assist vs. OTT (12/23)… Scored a
goal at TB (12/31)… Scored two goals at NSH (1/7), his first career multi-goal
game… Scored the game-winning goal and had an assist at TB (1/12)… Scored
the game-winning goal and was named the game’s first star vs. BOS (1/14)…
Tallied a season-high 12 penalty minutes vs. NYI (2/18)… Scored a goal, was
(+3) and was named third star at TOR (3/27)… Played his 200th NHL game,
at OTT (4/3)… Missed nine games due to injury (upper body: 11/25-12/15)…
Longest goal streak: 2 games (1/12-1/14: 2g, 0a)… Longest assist streak:
3 games (11/1-11/6: 0g, 3a)… Longest point streak: 3 games (11/1-11/6: 0g,
3a)… Multi-goal games: 1 (1/7 at NSH: 2g, 0a)… Multi-point games: 2 (last:
1/12 at TB: 1g, 1a).
CAREER
Is in his seventh NHL season and fourth with Carolina… Signed a three-year
contract extension with the Hurricanes on July 24, 2012, which goes through
the 2015-16 season… Had 112 points (34g, 78a) in 408 career American Hockey
League (AHL) games with St. John’s, Toronto and Albany… Earned 97 points (19g,
78a) in 245 career Ontario Hockey League (OHL) games with Brampton from 19982002… Represented Canada at the World Junior Championships in 2001, totaling
one assist and six penalty minutes in seven games and capturing a silver medal…
Also represented Canada in the 4 Nations Cup during the 1998-99 season, scoring a
goal to help Canada capture gold… 1998-99: Played 63 games for Brampton (OHL),
totaling 15 points (1g, 14a) with 108 penalty minutes… Named to the OHL’s AllRookie Team… 1999-00: Earned 20 points (2g, 18a) and had 139 penalty minutes
in 68 games for Brampton (OHL)… Totaled two assists and 15 penalty minutes in
six playoff games for the Battalion… 2000-01: Played 53 games for Brampton,
notching four goals and 15 assists (19 points) with 112 penalty minutes… Had one
goal, one assist and 17 penalty minutes in nine playoff games for the Battalion…
2001-02: Ranked 14th among OHL defensemen in scoring with 43 points (12g,
31a) in 61 games for Brampton… Joined St. John’s (AHL), earning one assist in
seven regular-season games… Also played 10 Calder Cup Playoff games for St.
John’s, and one playoff game for Memphis of the Central Hockey League (CHL)…
2002-03: Earned 10 points (2g, 8a) in 72 games during his first full professional
season with St. John’s… 2003-04: Played 70 games for St. John’s, collecting nine
points (4g, 5a) and 141 penalty minutes… Played his 100th career AHL game at
Cleveland (11/28)… 2004-05: Earned four assists and tallied 108 penalty minutes
in 60 games for St. John’s… Had one assist and 14 penalty minutes in four Calder
Cup Playoff games… 2005-06: Split the season between the Toronto Marlies
and the Toronto Maple Leafs, seeing his first NHL action with the Leafs… Played
57 games for the Marlies (AHL), totaling 29 points (9g, 20a) with 100 penalty
minutes… His head coach with the Marlies was former Hurricanes Head Coach
Paul Maurice… Recalled to the NHL on 1/27… Made his NHL debut with the Maple
Leafs vs. MTL (1/28)… Earned his first NHL point (assist) at FLA (1/30)… Finished
the season with one assist and two penalty minutes on the NHL level… Played in
five AHL playoff games with the Marlies, scoring one goal and adding three assists
(4 points) with eight penalty minutes… 2006-07: Started the season on the NHL
level with the Maple Leafs before being reassigned to the Marlies (AHL) on 11/14…
Played five total games on the NHL level, totaling six penalty minutes… Had four
goals and 14 assists (18 points) in 41 AHL games with the Marlies… 2007-08:
Spent the entire season with the Toronto Marlies (AHL)… Ranked second among
Marlies defensemen in scoring with 27 points (13g, 14a) in 69 games… Led Marlies
defensemen in scoring (12 points) and ranked second overall on the team in assists
(10) during the Calder Cup Playoffs, appearing in 18 games as Toronto advanced to
the AHL Conference Finals before falling to Chicago… 2008-09: Began the season
with Zug of the Swiss league, earning 15 points (6g, 9a) and collecting 96 penalty
minutes in 41 regular-season games… Signed with Toronto (NHL) on 3/27 after
Zug’s season concluded… Played in seven games with the Maple Leafs, earning
one assist and totaling 10 penalty minutes… 2009-10: Totaled six points (1g, 5a)
and 50 penalty minutes in 38 NHL games with the Hurricanes… Was tied for
second on the team in fighting majors (6)… Had two goals and 12 assists (14
points) and was (+8) in 32 AHL regular-season games with Albany… Made his
Hurricanes debut on opening night, vs. PHI (10/2)… Beat Alexander Salak for his
first NHL goal vs. FLA (10/9)… Assisted on Sutter’s goal vs. SJ (11/1), marking
the first time in his career that he earned points in consecutive games… Was
reassigned to Albany at the end of the NHL season to participate in the Calder Cup
Playoffs… 2010-11: Established then-career highs in games played (72), goals
(3), assists (7), points (10) and penalty minutes (72)… Ranked tied for second
on the team in plus/minus (+5)… Missed the season’s final seven games with a
wrist injury… Played his 100th career NHL game vs. TB (1/15)… Played his 100th
game with the Hurricanes vs. BUF (3/3)… Missed 10 games due to injury.
JUSSI JOKINEN
36
Forward • Shoots Left
Acquired: 2/7/09, Trade with TB
5'11" • 198 lbs.
4/1/83 • Kalajoki, Finland
Drafted: Dallas 2001 (7-192-6)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/5/05; 5-4 DAL W vs. LA Point: 10/11/05; 3-2 DAL W vs. PHX (goal)
Goal: 10/11/05; 3-2 DAL W vs. PHX (LeNeveu)
Shootout Stats: 66 attempts, 30 goals (45.5%),
9 game-deciding goals
Goals: 4 (11/16/07; 6-1 DAL W vs. COL)
Assists: 2-31x (Last: 3/24/12; 5-4 CAR L at DET)
Points: 4-2x (Last: 11/19/10; 5-4 CAR SO L at PIT)
Penalty Min: 6 (3/7/12; 3-2 CAR OT L at BUF)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA254913 10
BOS 183710 10
BUF 22279 18
CGY 15279 8
CAR 8 246 0
CHI 14369 6
COL 176713 4
CAREER STATS
CBJ 15268 10
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
1999-00
Karpat Oulu U18 Fin-U18
15
6
25 31
14
6
2
3
5
0
Karpat Oulu Jr.
Fin-Jr
28
4
7
11
14
– –– – –
2000-01 (a) Karpat Oulu U18 Fin-U18
1
2
1
3
0
– –– – –
Karpat Oulu Jr.
Fin-Jr
41
18
31 49
69
6
2
1
3
0
2001-02
Karpat Oulu Jr.
Fin-Jr
2
4
1
5
2
1
1
1
2
0
Karpat Oulu Finland 541061638 4 101 0
2002-03
Karpat Oulu
Finland
51
14
23 37
10
15
2
1
3
33
2003-04
Karpat Oulu
Finland
55
15
23 38
20
15
3
4
7
6
2004-05
Karpat Oulu
Finland
56
23
24 47
24
12
3
4
7
2
2005-06
Dallas NHL
81
17 38 55 30
5
2
1
3
0
Finland
Olympics8 1342 – –– – –
2006-07
Dallas NHL
82
14 34 48 18
4
0
1
1
0
2007-08 (b)Dallas
NHL
52 14 1428 14
– – – – –
Tampa Bay
NHL
20
2
12 14 4
–
–
–
–
–
2008-09 (c) Tampa Bay
NHL
46
6
10 16 16
–
–
–
–
–
Carolina
NHL
25 1 1011 12
18 7 4 11 2
2009-10 Carolina
NHL
81 30 3565 36
– – – – –
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
70 19 3352 24
– – – – –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
79 12 3446 54
– – – – –
255 62 112 174 126
18
7
4
11 2
536 115 220 335 208
27
9
6
15 2
(a) June 24, 2001—Selected by the Dallas Stars in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft. Seventh Stars pick, 192nd overall, sixth round.
(b) Feb. 26, 2008—Acquired by the Tampa Bay Lightning along with Mike Smith and a fourth-round pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft in
exhange for Brad Richards and Johan Holmqvist.
(c) Feb. 7, 2009—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for Wade Brookbank, Josef Melichar and a fourth-round pick in the
2009 NHL Entry Draft.
DAL 6 123 2
DET 13279 10
EDM155813 4
FLA 274812 10
LA 243912 2
MIN 18 4 1216 2
MTL 17257 4
NSH 16189 6
NJ 17538 18
NYI 194711 8
NYR 19426 6
OTT 17088 8
PHI 167815 12
PHX 256814 12
PIT
18 5 1217 2
STL 142911 2
SJ 264610 6
TB 207714 8
TOR 14 4 1014 0
VAN 13268 0
WSH 25 101222 10
WPG 23 9 1019 10
PERSONAL
Jussi and his wife, Salla, welcomed a daughter on 11/30/11… They spend their
summers in Oulu, Finland… Jussi’s brother, Juho, played defense for Karpat in
the Finnish Elite League… Jussi contributes to JHT Juniors in Kalajoki, and also
provides assistance to allow kids at the hospital in Oulu to enjoy time away
from their hospital rooms… He also donated $150 for every assist and $300
for every goal to the Kids ’N Community Foundation last season… Jussi’s first
hockey memory is scoring the game-winning goal in a shootout in the final game
of a tournament when he was 8 years old, and he was childhood friends with
Hurricanes defenseman Joni Pitkanen… His parents were the biggest influence on
his career, and his favorite player growing up was Jaromir Jagr… His first job was
working on his father’s potato farm… His favorite movie is Wedding Crashers and
his favorite TV show is Entourage… He lists golf and tennis as his favorite activities
outside of hockey… The most-played song on his iPod is “Ei” by Maija Vilkkumaa…
He enjoys watching American football and the person he would most like to meet
is Barack Obama… His favorite food is sushi and his favorite vacation spot is the
Caribbean… The place he spends the most time in the Triangle is North Hills… His
favorite former teammates are Mike Modano and Jere Lehtinen, his linemates in
Dallas… His favorite road arena is Bell Centre.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his seventh NHL season and fourth with the Hurricanes, totaling 46
points (12g, 34a) in 79 games… Ranked second on the team in assists (34), points
(46), power-play assists (15) and power-play points (18)… Was tied for third among
Hurricanes in game-winning goals (3)… Registered 30-or-more assists for the third
consecutive season… Was first on the team and 17th in the NHL in face-off percentage
(55.1%)… Was two-for-six in the shootout (33%) and ranks second in NHL history in
career shootout goals with 30 (Pavel Datsyuk, 31)… Scored game-tying goal and
earned an assist at WSH (10/8)… Played in his 200th Hurricanes game vs. NYR
(12/1)… Recorded an assist, his 200th career NHL assist, at TOR (12/13)… Played in
his 500th career NHL game vs. BOS (1/14)… Scored two goals, one shorthanded and
one on the power play, vs. WSH (1/20)… Recorded his 100th Hurricanes assist at MTL
(2/13)…Had a goal and an assist and was named first star vs. SJ (2/17)… Recorded
two assists at TB (3/10)… Scored a goal and earned a pair of helpers at WPG (3/18)…
Had a goal and an assist at TOR (3/27)… Games missed due to injury: 3 (lower body:
11/4-11/8)… Longest assist streak: 3 games (10/12-10/18: 0g, 3a)… Longest point
streak: 3 games (10/12-10/18: 0g, 3a; 10/28-11/1: 1g, 2a; 1/15-1/20: 3g, 1a)… Multigoal games: 1 (1/20 vs. WSH: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games: 5 (last: 3/24 at DET:
0g, 2a)… Multi-point games: 9 (last: 3/27 at TOR: 1g, 1a).
CAREER
Is in his eighth NHL season and fifth with Carolina… Signed a three-year contract with
Carolina on June 30, 2011… Has represented Finland in international competitions
including the U-18 World Junior Championship (2001), the U-20 World Junior
Championship (2002, 2003), the IIHF World Championship (2005, 2006, 2008, 2010,
2012) and the Winter Olympic Games (2006)… 1999-00: Split the season between
Karpat’s Junior and U-18 teams… Was teammates with Hurricanes defenseman Joni
Pitkanen on Karpat U-18… 2000-01: Played the majority of the season with Karpat Jr.,
notching 18 goals and 31 assists (49 points) in 41 regular-season games… Scored two
goals in six games at the 2001 U-18 World Junior Championship, helping Finland to the
bronze medal… 2001-02: Played his first season in SM-Liiga for Karpat Oulu, totaling
16 points (10g, 6a) in 54 regular-season games… Teamed with Pitkanen both with
Karpat and on the Finnish team at the 2002 World Junior Championship, where they
helped Finland win bronze… Led Finland in scoring at the tournament with eight points,
and ranked tied for first overall in the tournament in assists (6)… 2002-03: Was tied
for second among Karpat skaters in assists (23) and fourth on the team in points (37),
skating in 51 SM-Liiga games… Again helped Finland capture bronze at the 2003 World
Junior Championship, playing alongside current Hurricanes teammates Joni Pitkanen
and Tuomo Ruutu… Finished among the tournament leaders in goals (6) and points
(8), ranking second on the Finnish team behind Ruutu in both categories… 2003-04:
Ranked tied for second among Karpat skaters in assists (23) and points (38), skating in
55 regular-season games… Tallied three goals and four assists (7 points) in 15 playoff
games, helping Karpat capture the league championship… 2004-05: Posted 23 goals
and 24 assists (47 points), leading Karpat in goals and points and ranking second in
assists… Among Finnish Elite League leaders, was tied for fifth in assists, tied for sixth
in points and eighth in goals… Had seven points (3g, 4a) in 12 playoff games, helping
Karpat capture its second consecutive league championship… Represented Finland at
the 2005 IIHF World Championship… 2005-06: Played his first NHL season with Dallas,
notching 17 goals and 38 assists (55 points) in 81 games… Led the NHL in shootout
goals, scoring on 10 of 13 attempts… Tallied the sixth-most assists and the 10th-most
points by a rookie in Stars history… Made his NHL debut vs. LA (10/5)… Scored his
first NHL goal vs. PHX (10/11)… Earned his first career three-point game with a goal
and two assists vs. COL (3/4)… Represented Finland at the 2006 Winter Olympic
Games, earning a silver medal… Had four points (1g, 3a) in the tournament… Made
his Stanley Cup Playoff debut, appearing in five games, recording two goals and one
assist (3 points)… Scored his first playoff goal in Game 2 of the Western Conference
Quarterfinals vs. COL (4/24)… Had eight points (2g, 6a) in nine games for Finland at
the 2006 IIHF World Championship, ranking second among Finnish skaters in scoring
and helping his country to the bronze medal… 2006-07: Ranked second among Stars
skaters in plus/minus (+8) and fifth in points (48)… Was one of three Dallas players
to appear in all 82 games… Earned his 100th career NHL point with an assist vs. PHX
(3/18)… Played in four playoff games, earning one assist in his second NHL postseason
appearance… 2007-08: Totaled 16 goals and 26 assists (42 points) in 72 games with
Tampa Bay and Dallas… Registered 14 points (2g, 12a) in 20 games with the Lightning
after being acquired on Feb. 26… Won 178 of 341 face-offs taken (52.2%)… Netted his
first career hat trick, scoring four goals, for Dallas vs. COL (11/16)… Was the first Stars
player to have four goals in a game since Brett Hull (3/21/01 vs. ANA)… Scored his first
Lightning goal at PIT (3/6)… Helped Finland to another bronze medal at the IIHF World
Championship, notching four points (1g, 3a) in nine games… 2008-09: Had 11 points
(1g, 10a) in 25 games with the Hurricanes after being acquired on 2/7 from Tampa
Bay… Led all Hurricanes forwards in total shorthanded ice time (145:45)… Prior to the
trade, had six goals and 10 assists (16 points) in 46 games with Tampa Bay… Made
his Hurricanes debut and earned an assist at PHX (2/7)… Scored his first goal with the
Hurricanes, the game-winning goal, vs. TB (2/20)… Completed his first playoff season
for Carolina and third in the NHL… Was second among Hurricanes in playoff goals (7)
and tied for second in playoff points (11)… Ranked tied for first in the NHL in playoff
game-winning goals (3) and tied for 11th in the league in playoff goals (7)… Deflected
the game-winning goal past Martin Brodeur with 0.2 seconds remaining – the latest
regulation game-winner in NHL playoff history – in Game 4 vs. NJ (4/21)… Tied Game
7 at NJ (4/28) with a one-timer past Brodeur with 1:20 left, helping Carolina to a 4-3
come-from-behind win… Scored the overtime, game-winning goal and had an assist
in Game 3 vs. BOS (5/6)… 2009-10: Established career highs in goals (30) and points
(65)… Among Hurricanes, ranked first in goals (30), second in points (65) and fourth
in assists (35)… Ranked tied for 10th in the NHL in game-winning goals (6) and eighth
in shooting percentage (18.8%)… Set a career-best for longest point streak when he
earned points in 10 consecutive games (1/28-3/2: 9g, 4a)… Had 45 points (22g, 23a) in
the final 45 games (12/26-4/10) of the season… The Hurricanes were 19-3-4 when he
scored a goal… Ranked second among the NHL’s Finnish players in scoring (65 points)
and first in goals (30)… Reached the 30-goal mark for the first time in his career at TB
(4/6)… Had his fourth multi-goal game of the season at ATL (3/29), his 100th game with
Carolina… 2010-11: Ranked tied for fourth among Hurricanes in scoring (52 points) and
third in assists (33)… Was second on the team in power-play goals (8)… Was selected
by the Carolina PHWA as the “Good Guy” Award winner for media cooperation… Scored
a goal and earned an assist, playing in his home nation of Finland against MIN (10/7)…
Played his 400th career NHL game and earned two assists at FLA (11/5)… Was plus or
even in 17 consecutive games played from 11/26-1/15… Matched his career high with
four points (2g, 2a) and was (+4) at PIT (11/19)… Scored in the shootout at ATL (12/16)
to pass Slava Kozlov (27) for first all-time in shootout goals with 28… Earned his 100th
Hurricanes point with a goal vs. WSH (12/26)… Missed 12 games due to injury.
CHAD LaROSE
59
Forward • Shoots Right
5'10" • 181 lbs.
3/27/82 • Fraser, MI
Drafted: Undrafted
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 12/6/05; 6-2 CAR W at ANA
Point: 12/8/05; 3-2 CAR W at LA (assist) Goal: 12/17/05; 4-1 CAR W vs. NJ (Brodeur)
Shootout Stats: 3 attempts, 1 goal (33.3%),
Goals: 3 (4/2/08; 6-2 CAR W vs. TB)
Assists: 3 (10/11/07; 5-3 CAR W at OTT)
Points: 4-2x (Last: 11/17/10; 7-1 CAR W vs. OTT)
Penalty Min: 17 (1/4/06; 4-3 CAR W vs. ATL)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA7 000 2
BOS 21369 10
BUF 22448 18
CGY 5 224 4
CAR 0 000 0
CHI 5 033 0
COL 6 145 4
CBJ 6 000 0
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
1999-00
Sioux FallsUSHL
54
29
26 55
28
3
0
1
1
0
2000-01 Plymouth
OHL
32 18 7 25 24
19 1010 20 22
Sioux FallsUSHL
24
11
22 33
50
–
–
–
–
–
2001-02 Plymouth OHL
53 32 2759 40
6 3 4 7 16
2002-03 Plymouth
OHL
67 61 56 11752
15 9 8 17 25
2003-04 (a) FloridaECHL
41
16
19 35
16
14
3
4
7
20
LowellAHL
36 7 9 1629 – –– – –
2004-05 LowellAHL
66 20 2242 32
11 3 5 8 10
2005-06 Carolina
NHL
49 1 1213 35
21 0 1 1 10
LowellAHL
23
14
11 25
10
–
–
–
–
–
2006-07 Carolina
NHL
80 6 1218 10
– – – – –
2007-08 Carolina
NHL
58 11 1223 46
– – – – –
2008-09 Carolina
NHL
81 19 1231 35
18 4 7 11 16
2009-10 Carolina
NHL
56 11 1728 24
– – – – –
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
82 16 1531 59
– – – – –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
67 19 1332 48
– – – – –
Hurricanes/NHL Totals (7 Seasons)
473 83 93 176 257
39
4
8
12 26
(a) Aug. 6, 2003—Signed a free-agent contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
DAL 6 101 0
DET 5 112 4
EDM5 325 0
FLA 37549 14
LA 5 112 2
MIN 7 101 4
MTL 266915 14
NSH 6 101 2
NJ 22426 12
NYI 255510 15
NYR 19358 4
OTT 226612 10
PHI 25459 12
PHX 6 112 2
PIT 23336 12
STL 8 101 6
SJ 5 145 2
TB
43 157 22 26
TOR 245611 17
VAN 6 112 10
WSH35347 10
WPG412810 41
PERSONAL
Chad spends his summers in Raleigh and has dogs named Peyton and Ty… His hero
growing up was Steve Yzerman, and his biggest hockey influence was his father…
His first hockey team was the Fraser Novice… He also played baseball until the
ninth grade… Chad’s first job was as a paperboy… Chad’s favorite vacation spot
is the beach in North Carolina… The most-played song on his iPod is “Soul To
Squeeze” by the Red Hot Chili Peppers… His favorite movie is Old School, favorite
TV show is Modern Family and favorite video game is Tiger Woods Golf… Chad
ended up wearing number 59 because it was given to him at training camp…
His most memorable NHL goal was his first… His favorite meals are chicken
and pasta… He says if he wasn’t playing professional hockey, he would be a
professional poker player… His favorite magazine is Men’s Fitness… His favorite
website is carolinahurricanes.com and favorite holiday is Christmas… Chad’s
favorite thing about being a professional hockey player is “playing every day”…
The current celebrity he would most like to meet is Vince Vaughn… The person in
history he would most like to meet is John Lennon… His most common game-day
habit is napping… His charity involvement includes The Queen of All Saints… His
favorite former teammate not currently with the Hurricanes is Mike Commodore…
The places where he spends the most time other than home and the rink are the
Triangle’s golf courses… Chad’s favorite arena is the Bell Centre in Montreal, which
is also his favorite road city and favorite team to play against.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his seventh NHL season with the Hurricanes… Was third on the team in
goals, matching his career high with 19… Ranked tied for fifth on the team in scoring
(32 points)… Netted a career-high five game-winning goals, ranking tied for first among
Hurricanes in that category… Was second on the team in hits (131), despite missing 15
games due to injury or illness… The Hurricanes were 12-3-3 when he scored a goal…
Scored his first goal of season at NJ (10/10)… Scored two goals vs. TB (11/1)… Had a
goal and an assist vs. PIT (11/12)… Totaled two goals and an assist for a season-high
three points in a 4-2 win at PHI (11/21)… Scored the game-winner vs. BUF (1/6)…
Returned to the lineup after missing six games with an upper-body injury at NYI (1/21)…
Netted the game-winning goal vs. STL (3/15)… Scored the game winner for the second
time in three games, at WPG (3/18)… Had a goal and an assist at DET (3/24)… Scored
a goal vs. MTL (4/5), matching his career high for goals in a season (19, 2008-09)…
Games missed due to injury: 13 (Upper Body: 1/10-20, 2/17-3/1)… Games missed due
to illness: 2 (2/2-2/4)… Longest goal streak: 3 games (3/6-3/10: 3g, 1a; 3/15-3/18:
3g, 0a)… Longest assist streak: 2 games (10/28-10/29: 0g, 2a)… Longest point
streak: 3 games (10/28-11/1: 2g, 2a; 3/6-3/10: 3g, 1a; 3/15-3/18: 3g, 0a)… Multigoal games: 1 (11/1 vs. TB: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games: 2 (last: 11/21 at PHI: 1g,
2a)… Multi-point games: 6 (last: 3/24 at DET: 1g, 1a).
CAREER
Is in his eighth NHL season with the Hurricanes… Signed a two-year contract with
Carolina on June 29, 2011… Represented the United States at the 2002 World Junior
Championship in the Czech Republic and the 2007 IIHF World Championship in Russia…
Tallied three points (2g, 1a) in seven games for Team USA at the 2007 Worlds…1999-00:
Played 54 games for Sioux Falls of the United States Hockey League, notching 29
goals and 26 assists (55 points) and 28 penalty minutes… 2000-01: Split the season
between Sioux Falls of the USHL and Plymouth of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL)…
Had 33 points (11g, 22a) in 24 games with Sioux Falls before joining Plymouth… Scored
18 goals and had seven assists (25 points) in 32 regular season games for Plymouth…
Ranked second among Whalers skaters with 10 goals, tied for third with 20 points and
fourth with 10 assists while playing in all 19 of Plymouth’s 2001 postseason contests…
2001-02: Led the Whalers with 32 goals, ranked second on the team with 59 points
and tied for fourth on the team with 27 assists in the regular season… Represented the
OHL West team at the Canadian Hockey League All-Star Game Series… Tied for first on
Plymouth with three goals and ranked second on the team with four assists and seven
points in the Whalers’ six 2002 playoff contests… 2002-03: Represented the United
States at the 2002 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship in
the Czech Republic and scored two goals and earned two assists (4 points) in Team
USA’s seven games… Led all Plymouth skaters with 61 goals and 56 assists (117
points) in 2002-03, ranking him tied for second in the OHL in goal scoring, third in points
and ninth in assists… Represented the OHL West team at the Canadian Hockey League
All-Star Game Series for the second consecutive season… 2003-04: Split his first
professional season between Lowell (AHL) and Florida (ECHL)… Recorded seven goals
and nine assists (16 points) in 36 AHL games… Scored 16 goals and had 19 assists (35
points) in 41 ECHL games… Played in 14 Kelly Cup Playoff games with Florida, notching
three goals and four assists (7 points) while accumulating 20 penalty minutes… 200405: Spent the entire season in Lowell, and ranked fifth on the Lock Monsters in scoring
with 42 points (20g, 22a) in 66 games… Led team with 10 power-play goals, falling
one short of the franchise single-season record… Notched three hat tricks, the only
Lowell player to score three goals in a game (11/21, 2/5, 4/17)… Had a Lowell seasonhigh four points (3g, 1a) vs. Hartford (4/17)… Lock Monsters were 22-7-0-3 when he
recorded at least one point… Was Lowell’s fourth-leading scorer during the Calder Cup
Playoffs, tallying eight points (3g, 5a) in 11 postseason contests… 2005-06: Was third
among Carolina forwards in plus/minus for the season (+7)… Made his NHL debut
and was (-1) in 13:32 of ice time at ANA (12/6)… Earned his first NHL point an assist
on Erik Cole’s goal and took his first NHL penalty at LA (12/8)… Beat Martin Brodeur
for his first NHL goal at 1:59 of the third period vs. NJ (12/17)… Had a career-high 17
penalty minutes when he scrapped with Karl Stewart vs. ATL (1/4)… Led Lowell (AHL)
with 14 goals and ranked second with 25 points in 23 games with the Lock Monsters
prior to his 12/5 recall… Had a season-high three goals and five points in Lowell’s 7-6
win at Portland (11/26)… Played in 21 of Carolina’s 25 playoff games to capture his
first Stanley Cup… Made his NHL playoff debut in Game 1 vs. MTL (4/22)…Earned his
first NHL playoff point with the primary assist on the Justin Williams’ shorthanded goal
in Game 1 vs. EDM (6/5)… 2006-07: Matched his then-career-high in assists (12)…
Ranked fourth on the team in shorthanded points with four (2g, 2a) and tied for the team
lead in shorthanded goals (2)… Scored his first NHL shorthanded goal vs. PIT (11/11)…
Played in his 100th career NHL game vs. TOR (1/30)… Notched his first career multigoal game at NJ (3/17)… 2007-08: Was tied for the team lead in shorthanded points
(2) and led all Hurricanes forwards in plus/minus (+6) despite playing in only 58 of
Carolina’s 82 games… Returned to action after missing three games with a concussion
and netted his first career penalty-shot goal, a shorthanded tally on Tim Thomas, vs.
BOS (12/28)… Suffered a broken leg at NSH (2/5)… Had points in four of the team’s
final five games (3/28-4/4: 4g, 2a) after missing 21 games with a broken leg… Earned
his first career hat trick vs. TB (4/2)… 2008-09: Established career-highs in games
played (81), goals (19) and points (31)… Ranked tied for first on the team in shorthanded
goals (2) and second in shorthanded points (4)… Was tied for third among Hurricanes
in games played (81)… Was fifth on the team in goals (19) and sixth in plus/minus
(+6)… Played his 200th NHL/Hurricanes game at WSH (11/6)… Established new
career-high for goals in a season with a shorthanded tally at PHX (2/7)… Skated in all
18 of Carolina’s playoff games… Ranked tied for second on the team in playoff scoring
(11 points) and was third among Hurricanes in playoff assists (7)… Beat Martin Brodeur
for his first NHL playoff goal in Game 3 vs. NJ (4/19)… Earned his first career playoff
multi-point game with a pair of assists in Game 6 vs. NJ (4/26)… 2009-10: Established
a career, single-season high for assists (17), despite missing 26 games due to injury…
Returned to action after missing 17 games with a lower-body injury and netted a goal
on Chad LaRose bobblehead night vs. TB (1/18)… Skated in his 300th career NHL game
vs. BOS (1/24)… Had 18 points (8g, 10a) and was (+13) in the final 21 games of the
season after missing seven games with an upper-body injury… Scored a goal vs. WSH
(3/18) for his 100th career NHL point… Netted the game-winner in the shootout – his
first career shootout attempt – vs. WSH (3/25)… Earned a career-high four points with
two goals and two assists vs. MTL (4/8)… 2010-11: Ranked sixth on the team in goals
(16), skating in a career-high 82 games… Ranked fourth on the team in hits (196)…
Matched his career high with four points (2g, 2a) and was (+4) vs. OTT (11/17)…
Surpassed 200 career penalty minutes vs. NJ (2/19)… Played his 400th career NHL
game at WSH (3/29).
JAMIE McBAIN
4
6'2" • 200 lbs.
2/25/88 • Edina, MN
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 3/16/10; 5-2 L vs. BOS
Point: 3/16/10; 5-2 L vs. BOS (assist)
Goal: 3/20/10; 3-2 OT W at PIT (Fleury)
Goals: 2-2x (Last: 12/3/11; 3-2 L vs. PIT)
Assists: 2-3x (Last: 12/6/11; 7-6 L at CGY)
Points: 2-8x (Last: 2/13/12; 5-3 W at MTL)
Penalty Min: 4 (12/28/10; 4-3 W at TOR)
Goal Streak: None
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA3 112 0
BOS 10112 0
BUF 8 156 2
CGY 2 022 0
CAR 0 000 0
CHI 2 000 0
COL 2 011 2
CBJ 1 000 0
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2003-04
Sha.-St. Mary’s High-MN
73
6
27 33
–
–
–
–
–
–
2004-05USNTDPUnder-17 1416716 –––––
USNTDP NAHL
3827922 100334
2005-06 (a)USNTDPUnder-18
41
9
16 25
35
–
–
–
–
–
USNTDP NAHL
140556 –––––
2006-07 Wisconsin WCHA
36 3 1518 36
– – – – –
35 5 1924 18
– – – – –
2008-09 (b)Wisconsin WCHA
407 30
3730 – ––––
AlbanyAHL
101122 –––––
2009-10AlbanyAHL
68 7 3340 10
8 4 2 6 8
Carolina NHL
14 3 7 100
– – – – –
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
76 7 2330 32
– – – – –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
76 8 1927 4
– – – – –
166 18 49 67 36
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 24, 2006—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. First Hurricanes pick, 63rd overall, second round.
(b) March 29, 2009—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
DAL 2 000 0
DET 2 101 0
EDM2 101 0
FLA 11134 0
LA 2 000 2
MIN 3 011 6
MTL 10347 0
NSH 4 112 0
NJ 8 055 0
NYI 7 000 2
NYR 7 033 2
OTT 8 134 0
PHI 8 000 2
PHX 2 000 0
PIT 9 437 6
STL 3 000 2
SJ 2 022 0
TB 12156 0
TOR 7 112 4
VAN 2 011 0
WSH13112 6
WPG14066 0
PERSONAL
Jamie has a girlfriend, Liz, and spends his summers in St. Louis Park, MN… He
is involved with the Hockey Dreams Foundation… Jamie started skating at age
2, and began playing hockey at 5… His first team was the Apple Valley Mites…
His dad, who owns and runs Minnesota Made Hockey, was the biggest influence
on his career… Jamie’s favorite player growing up was Sergei Fedorov… His first
job was working for his father at hockey clinics… His favorite television show is
Friends, favorite movie is Dumb & Dumber and favorite book is Quiet Strength
by Tony Dungy… The most-played artist on his iPod is North Carolina native Eric
Church… His favorite spot in the Triangle is Sullivan’s… His favorite website is nhl.
com and favorite video game is Call of Duty… Jamie is on Twitter with username
@jbain4… His biggest talent outside of hockey is ping pong… He started wearing
No. 4 with the U.S. Developmental Program… His favorite sport to watch is
football and favorite team is the Minnesota Vikings… His favorite athlete is Roger
Federer… Jamie’s biggest game-day habit is sitting on the bench prior to putting
on his gear… His favorite former teammates are Jonathan Toews (Shattuck-St.
Mary’s) and Patrick Kane (USNTDP) and the team he most enjoys playing against
is Chicago… His favorite road city is Montreal, and favorite road arenas and Xcel
Energy Center and Bell Centre… He says the best thing about playing in the NHL
is playing against people he grew up watching… His most memorable hockey
moment was his first NHL goal, an overtime game-winner in Pittsburgh.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his third NHL season with the Hurricanes… Set a new career high in
goals (8) and led all Hurricanes defensemen in assists (19) and points (27)… Was
tied for first among Hurricanes defensemen in power-play goals (5), tied for second
in power-play assists (6) and second in power-play points (11)… Matched his
career high for games played (76)… Had just four penalty minutes, the fewest of
any NHL defenseman with more than 70 games played… Made his season debut
vs. BOS (10/12)… Skated a season-high 26:52 of ice time and earned an assist vs.
OTT (10/25)… Played in his 100th NHL/Hurricanes game vs. WSH (11/4)… Earned
an assist for the second straight game at NYR (11/11)… Scored two goals vs.
PIT (12/3), his second career two-goal game… Recorded his second consecutive
multi-point game with two assists at CGY (12/6)… Scored a goal at EDM (12/7)
to extend his point streak to three games… Earned an assist on Staal’s overtime
game-winner vs. TOR (12/29)… Scored a goal at PIT (1/17)… Had a goal and an
assist at MTL (2/13)… Assisted on Jokinen’s game-winning goal vs. SJ (2/17)…
Scored a power-play goal vs. ANA (2/23)… Scored a goal and had a season-high
six shots on net vs. NSH (2/28)… Scored a power-play goal at DET (3/24)… Was
a healthy extra for six games (10/7-10/10, 11/6, 11/29-12/1)… Longest assist
streak: 2 games (10/22-10/25: 0g, 2a; 11/8-11/11: 0g, 2a; 12/15-12/18: 0g,
2a; 12/29-12/31: 0g, 2a; 2/13-2/17: 1g, 2a; 3/7-3/10: 0g, 2a)… Longest point
streak: 3 games (12/3-12/7: 3g, 2a)… Multi-goal games: 1 (12/3 vs. PIT: 2g,
0a)… Multi-assist games: 1 (12/6 at CGY: 0g, 2a)… Multi-point games: 3
(last: 2/13 at MTL: 1g, 1a).
CAREER
Is in his fourth NHL season with the Hurricanes… Signed a two-year contract
extension with Carolina on 5/21/12, which goes through the 2013-14 season… Is a
product of the United States National Team Developmental Program (USNTDP) and
represented the United States at the 2007 and 2008 World Junior Championships…
Won a bronze medal with the U.S. at the 2007 World Juniors in Sweden… Helped
lead Team USA to gold at the 2006 Under-18 World Junior Championship… Was
named the Most Outstanding Defenseman at the 2004 Four Nations Tournament
in Rochester, NY… Had a goal and three assists (4 points) for the under-17 team at
the 2005 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in Lethbridge, Alb… 2003-04: Totaled
33 points (6g, 27a) during his one season at Shattuck-St. Mary’s, as Shattuck
went 63-3-7 for the season… 2004-05: Played in the USNTDP, helping the U.S.
U-18 team capture an NAHL division championship… 2005-06: Spent his second
season with the USNTDP, skating in 14 NAHL games for the U.S. squad… 200607: Was named to the WCHA’s All-Rookie Team after earning 18 points (3g, 15a) as
a freshman at Wisconsin (WCHA)… Led all Badger defensemen and was tied for
fifth among all Wisconsin skaters in scoring despite missing time to represent the
U.S. at the World Junior Championship… 2007-08: Led all Wisconsin defensemen
in goals (5), assists (19) and points (24)… Led all Badgers skaters in plus/minus
(+12)… Had six multi-point games… Was tied for second among all Badgers in
power-play assists (7) and was fourth in power-play points (10)… Was named AllWCHA Third Team and was selected to the NCAA Midwest Region All-Tournament
Team… Was also named to the INCH.com All-WCHA Team and received the
Badgers’ Dr. Joseph Coyne Most Consistent Award… 2008-09: Was named the
WCHA’s Player of the Year after totaling 37 points (7g, 30a) to lead Wisconsin
in scoring… Led all WCHA players in scoring in league games with 28 points,
marking just the second time that a defenseman has led the conference in points…
Was just the fifth defenseman in Wisconsin’s history to lead the team in scoring…
Selected as one of 10 finalists for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award as college
hockey’s top player…Had a seven-game point streak (2g, 9a) from 10/31-11/21…
Completed his collegiate career with 79 points (15g, 64a) and 84 penalty minutes
in 111 games for Wisconsin… Led Wisconsin defensemen in scoring in each of
his three seasons with the Badgers… Joined Albany (AHL) after concluding his
collegiate season and signing an entry-level contract with the Hurricanes… Made
his AHL debut vs. Hartford (3/27)… Earned his first professional point with a goal
vs. Bridgeport (3/31)… Earned his first professional assist at Binghamton (4/4)..
2009-10: Completed his first NHL season, earning three goals and seven assists
(10 points) in his first 14 NHL games… Ranked first among Hurricanes in plus/
minus (+6), despite playing in just 14 games… Led all Albany defensemen and
ranked fourth among River Rats in scoring with 40 points (7g, 33a) in 68 games…
Was tied for third on the team in plus/minus (+13)… Ranked ninth among AHL
defensemen in points (40) at the time of his NHL recall on 3/16… Was reassigned
to Albany at the end of the NHL season to participate in the Calder Cup Playoffs…
Was recalled to the NHL for the first time on 3/16… Made his NHL debut vs. BOS
(3/16), assisting on Cole’s power-play goal for his first NHL point… Beat MarcAndre Fleury for the game-winning goal – his first NHL goal – with 0.9 seconds
remaining in overtime, and earned an assist at PIT (3/20)… Was only the second
player in franchise history to have points in each of his first four NHL games (3/163/21: 1g, 4a)… Earned a pair of assists and was (+4) vs. MTL (4/8)… Also had
a team-high, seven-game point streak for the River Rats from 2/3-2/15 (1g, 10a)..
2010-11: Ranked tied for fourth among NHL rookie defensemen in goals (7) and
fifth in assists (23) and points (30)… The Hurricanes were 18-6-3 when McBain
registered a point… Was one of 12 NHL rookies to participate in the Honda NHL
SuperSkills competition during the 2011 All-Star Weekend in Raleigh… Assisted
on Sutter’s first goal and took his first career NHL penalty (holding) against MIN
(10/7) in the first game of the 2010 NHL Premiere in Helsinki… Beat Ryan Miller for
the overtime game-winner and assisted on Tlusty’s goal vs. BUF (3/3)… Returned
to action and earned an assist vs. TB (3/26) after missing six games with a shoulder
injury… Had his first career multi-goal game with a pair of tallies – including the
game-winning goal – vs. MTL (3/30).
ANDREAS NODL
14
Right Wing • Shoots Left
Acquired: 11/29/11, On waivers from PHI
6'1" • 196 lbs.
2011-12 Teams: Philadelphia/Carolina
2/28/87 • Vienna, Austria
Drafted: Philadelphia 2006 (2-39-2)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/22/08; 7-6 PHI OTL vs. SJ
Point: 10/22/08; 7-6 PHI OTL vs. SJ (assist)
Goal: 12/23/08; 6-4 PHI W vs. OTT (Auld)
Goals: 1-15x (Last: 2/20/12; 5-0 CAR W vs. WSH)
Assists: 1-20x (Last: 3/15/12; 2-0 CAR W vs. STL)
Points: 2-3x (Last: 3/22/11; 5-4 PHI OTL vs. WSH)
Penalty Min: 2-13x (Last: 3/13/12; 4-2 CAR L at NYR)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA4 101 0
BOS 8 022 0
BUF 10112 4
CGY 1 000 0
CAR 9 011 2
CHI 1 000 0
COL 3 000 0
CBJ 0 000 0
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
DAL 3 000 0
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2004-05
Sioux FallsUSHL
44
7
9
16
24
–
–
–
–
–
2005-06 (a) Sioux FallsUSHL
58
29
30 59
16
14
6
9
15 6
2006-07
St. Cloud St.
WCHA
40
18
28 46 32
–
–
–
–
–
2007-08
St. Cloud St.
WCHA
40
18
26 44 22
–
–
–
–
–
PhiladelphiaAHL
3 1 01 0
10101 2
2008-09 Philadelphia
NHL
381342 – ––––
PhiladelphiaAHL
396 14
2020 4 0110
2009-10 Philadelphia
NHL
100 11 0
10000 0
AdirondackAHL
65 14 2034 24
– – – – –
2010-11 PhiladelphiaNHL
67 11 11 22 16
2 0 0 0 0
2011-12 (b)
Philadelphia
NHL
120112 – ––––
Carolina NHL
483476 – ––––
48
3
4
7
6
–
–
–
–
–
175
15
20
35
26
12
0
0
0
(a) June 24, 2006—Selected by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. Second Flyers pick, 39th overall, second round.
(b) Nov. 29, 2011—Claimed on waivers by the Carolina Hurricanes from the Philadelphia Flyers.
0
DET 1 011 0
EDM1 000 0
FLA 9 123 2
LA 4 011 0
MIN 3 112 0
MTL 9 000 2
NSH 4 000 2
NJ 12022 0
NYI 16325 6
NYR 11101 2
OTT 7 213 0
PHI 1 000 0
PHX 3 101 2
PIT 11000 4
STL 2 011 0
SJ 3 011 0
TB 9 101 0
TOR 7 000 0
VAN 4 000 0
WSH11347 0
WPG8 000 0
PERSONAL
Andreas and his fiancé, Jena, are expecting their first child in December… They
spend their summers in St. Louis Park, MN, a suburb of Minneapolis, and have a
miniature Doberman named Stella… Andreas is involved with the Garth Brooks
Teammates for Kids Foundation… He first started playing hockey when he was
four, and his first team was the EAC Penguins in Austria… The biggest influences
on his career were his mom and grandparents… His favorite player growing up
was Joe Sakic and his biggest talent outside of hockey is skiing… His first job
was working at hockey camps in Austria… Andreas lists Lost and The Office as
his favorite television shows, The Dark Knight series as his favorite movies and
Lil Wayne as his favorite artist… His favorite book is Lone Survivor… His game
day routine includes a nap and several cups of coffee… His favorite vacation spot
is Italy, favorite video game is Call of Duty, favorite food is schnitzel and favorite
Triangle restaurant is Vivace… His favorite sports to watch outside of hockey are
golf and football, and he is a fan of Tom Brady and the New England Patriots… The
person Andreas would most like to meet is Tiger Woods… His most memorable
hockey moment was being a part of Philadelphia’s comeback from a three-gamesto-none deficit against Boston during the 2010 Stanley Cup playoffs… His favorite
road city is Chicago, favorite road arena is TD Garden and favorite team to play
against is Washington… Andreas lists St. Cloud State teammate Andrew Gordon
as his favorite former teammate.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his fourth NHL season and first with the Hurricanes… Split the year
between Philadelphia and Carolina, totaling eight points (3g, 5a) in 60 games…
Had three goals and four assists (7 points) in 48 games with the Hurricanes after
being claimed off waivers on 11/29… Six of his seven points with the Hurricanes
came on home ice… Earned one assist in 12 games with Philadelphia… Notched
his first point of the season with an assist in PHI’s 5-2 loss vs. WSH (10/20)…
Made his Hurricanes debut vs. FLA (11/29)… Recorded his first point with the
Hurricanes with a goal vs. PHX (12/21)… Scored a goal vs. OTT (12/23) to extend
goal-scoring streak to two games… Earned his first Hurricanes assist vs. NJ
(12/26)… Had an assist vs. NYI (1/3)… Assisted on Sutter’s third-period goal at
BOS (2/2)… Fired a season-high six shots on net at COL (2/10)… Scored a goal vs.
WSH (2/20)… Registered a season-high six hits vs. TB (3/3)… Earned an assist
on LaRose’s third-period, game-winning goal vs. STL (3/15)… Missed eight games
with an upper-body injury suffered at WPG (3/18), but returned to play in Carolina’s
season finale at FLA (4/7)… Was a healthy extra for 12 games (10/18, 10/24-27,
11/5-19, 11/23, 12/6)… Games missed due to injury: 8 (upper body: 3/21-4/5)…
Longest goal streak: 2 games (12/21-12/23: 2g, 0a)… Longest point streak:
3 games (12/21-12/26: 2g, 1a).
CAREER
Is in his fifth NHL season and second with Carolina… Has represented Austria
in a number of international competitions including the 2004 U20 World Junior
Championship and the 2009 IIHF World Championship… Had 36 goals and 54
assists (90 points) in two seasons of college hockey for St. Cloud State (WCHA)…
In 148 career AHL games, has totaled 34 goals and 64 assists (98 points)… 200405: Completed his first season with Sioux Falls of the USHL, totaling seven goals
and nine assists (16 points) in 44 games… 2005-06: Ranked fifth in the USHL in
scoring with 59 points (29g, 30a) in 58 games for Sioux Falls… 2006-07: Named
to the WCHA All-Rookie Team and WCHA Rookie of the Year after notching 18
goals and 28 assists (46 points) in 40 games during his freshman season at St.
Cloud State… 2007-08: Was selected for the WCHA Second All-Star Team after
totaling 18 goals and 26 assists (44 points) in 40 games for the Huskies… Made
his professional debut with the AHL’s Philadelphia Phantoms following his college
season, scoring one goal in three regular-season games… Recorded one goal in 10
playoff games for the Phantoms… 2008-09: Completed his first full professional
season, splitting the season between the Phantoms (AHL) and the Flyers (NHL)…
Had four points (1g, 3a) in 38 NHL games with Philadelphia… Recorded 20 points
(6g, 14a) in 39 games for the Phantoms… Made his NHL debut vs. SJ (10/22), and
earned his first NHL point with an assist… Beat Alex Auld for his first NHL goal vs.
OTT (12/23)… 2009-10: Again split the season between the AHL and NHL, skating
in 10 games with the Flyers in the NHL… Totaled 14 goals and 20 assists (34 points)
in 65 AHL games for Adirondack… Scored the first goal in Adirondack Phantoms
history at 9:09 of the second period of the season opener vs. Worcester (10/3)…
Scored a penalty shot goal on Devan Dubnyk and added an assist vs. Springfield
(10/9)… Served his longest regular-season NHL stint from 11/22-12/16… Skated
in 10 games during the Flyers’ run to the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals… Made his
NHL playoff debut in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Boston
(5/1)… 2010-11: Spent the entire season in the NHL, establishing career highs
in games played (67), goals (11), assists (11), points (22) and plus/minus (+14)…
Recipient of the Pelle Lindbergh Memorial Trophy as the Flyers’ most improved
player, as voted on by his teammates… Had a career-high, five-game point streak
from 10/30-11/13 (2g, 3a)… Was a season-high (+3) vs. NJ (12/4)… Skated in his
100th NHL game vs. NYI (2/24)… Played two Stanley Cup playoff games for the
Flyers, missing the final five games of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal and all
of the Eastern Conference Semifinal with an upper-body injury.
JUSTIN PETERS
35
6'1" • 210 lbs.
8/30/86 • Blyth, Ont.
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 2/6/10; 3-1 CAR W at NYI
Win: 2/6/10; 3-1 CAR W at NYI
Shutout: 2/20/12; 5-0 CAR W vs. WSH
Career Penalty Shots: 1 (0 goals on 1 attempt)
Saves: 48 (12/27/11; 4-2 CAR L at PIT)
Shots Faced: 52 (12/27/11; 4-2 CAR L at PIT)
Win Streak: 3 (2/26/10-3/2/10)
Streak w/out Regulation Loss: 3-2x (2/20/12-2/25/12: 1-0-2)
Shutout sequence: 78:01 (2/6/10-2/13/10)
ANA1 65 0-0-1 2 0 1.85
BOS1 49 0-0-0 5 06.12
BUF 1 29 0-1-0 4 08.28
CGY 0 0 0-0-0 0 00
CAR0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
CHI 1 60 0-1-0 5 05.00
COL 0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
CBJ 0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUEGP MINGA SOGAA W-L-OTGP MINGA SOGAA W-L
2002-03 St. Michael’s
OHL
23
1052
5403.086-10-17126
401.90
1-0
2003-04 (a) St. Michael’s OHL
53 3149 139 4
2.65
30-16-6 18 1109 37 4
2.00 10-8
2004-05
St. Michael’s OHL
58 3150 146 3
2.78
23-23-5 10 524 25 0
2.86 4-4
2005-06 (b) St. Michael’s OHL
20 1174 75
0
3.83
10-6-3
–
–
–
–
–
–
Plymouth OHL
35207395 1 2.75 19-15-1 13 78942 0 3.19 6-6
2006-07AlbanyAHL 34
1765
9613.2610-18-0
–– ––– –
FloridaECHL
165 6 05.540-0-1 –– ––– –
2007-08AlbanyAHL
11
6452902.707-3-0 –– ––– –
FloridaECHL
31
1846
7912.5718-10-2
–– ––– –
2008-09AlbanyAHL
56
3178
153
42.8919-30-4
–– ––– –
2009-10AlbanyAHL
47 2763117 1 2.54 26-18-28 50929 0 3.42 4-4
Carolina NHL
94882302.836-3-0–– ––– –
2010-11 Carolina NHL
12
6484303.983-5-1–– ––– –
2011-12 Carolina NHL
73871612.482-3-2–– ––– –
CharlotteAHL
28
1604
7412.7710-13-2
–– ––– –
Hurricanes/NHL Totals (4 seasons)
28 1,523 82 1
3.23 11-11-3 –
–
–
–
–
–
DAL 0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
DET 0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
EDM0 0 0-0-0 0 0 0.00
FLA 4 2432-1-1 9 0 2.22
LA 1 59 0-1-0 4 04.07
MIN0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
MTL1 24 0-0-0 3 07.50
NSH1 60 0-1-0 5 05.00
NJ 1 59 1-0-0 2 02.03
NYI 2 79 1-1-0 2 01.52
NYR0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
OTT 0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
PHI 2 93 0-1-0 7 04.52
PHX 1 60 0-1-0 4 04.00
PIT 4 2202-1-1 13 0 3.55
SJ 1 60 1-0-0 2 02.00
STL 0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
TB 1 60 0-1-0 5 05.00
(a) June 26, 2004—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. Second Hurricanes choice, 38th overall, second round. TOR 1 60 1-0-0 1 01.00
(b) May 31, 2006—Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
VAN0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
WSH3 182 2-1-0 6 1 1.98
WPG1 62 1-0-0 3 0 2.90
PERSONAL
Justin spends his summers in Toronto and has a dog named Roxy… His uncle,
Mike Leckie, played college hockey at Harvard… His brother Anthony plays goalie
for the St. Mary’s Huskies (CIS) and his brother, Alex is a defenseman for the
Plymouth Whalers… Justin is involved with the Ainsleigh Bontaine Memorial Golf
Tournament, which benefits the children’s hospital in London, Ont… He started
playing hockey at the age of five, and switched to goaltender at age 11… His first
youth team was the Blyth Bulldogs, and his favorite former teammate was Cole
Stewart… His parents were the biggest influence on his career and his favorite
player growing up was Patrick Roy… His favorite television show is SportsCenter,
favorite movie is Gladiator, favorite magazine is Sports Illustrated and favorite
musical artist is Jason Aldean… Justin’s first job was in landscaping… His favorite
vacation spot is the Bahamas, favorite Triangle restaurant is Nina’s, favorite food is
steak and favorite website is tsn.ca… His biggest talent outside of hockey is golf,
and he is a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays… Justin’s favorite non-hockey athlete is
Usain Bolt and the person he’d most like to meet is Wayne Gretzky… He wears No.
35 because it was his number in Albany (AHL)… Justin’s biggest game-day habit
is his pre-game stretching routine… His favorite thing about playing in the NHL
is “the competitiveness” and most memorable hockey moment was his first NHL
game… Justin’s favorite road city is New York and favorite road arena is Toronto’s
Air Canada Centre.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his third NHL season with the Hurricanes, splitting the year between the
NHL and American Hockey League (AHL)… Was 2-3-2 with a 2.48 goals-against
average and .931 save percentage in seven games with the Hurricanes… Was 1013-2 with a 2.77 goals-against average and .907 save percentage in 28 AHL games
with the Checkers… Began the year in Charlotte and was named the Reebok/
AHL Goaltender of the Month for November after posting a 5-1-1 record with a
1.63 goals-against average and a .949 save percentage in seven appearances…
Made NHL season debut and stopped a career-high 48 shots at PIT (12/27)…
Made his second start of the season and had 31 saves at NSH (1/7)… Stopped
35 of 37 shots to earn his first win of the season and was named third star vs. SJ
(2/17)… Stopped all 17 shots to earn his first career NHL/Hurricanes shutout and
was named second star vs. WSH (2/20)… Made 37 saves in a 3-2 shootout loss
vs. ANA (2/23)… Stopped 42 of the 44 shots he faced in a 3-2 shootout loss vs.
FLA (2/25)… Reassigned to Charlotte (3/2)… Served as backup for 25 NHL games
(12/15-26, 12/29-1/6, 1/10-2/13, 2/18).
CAREER
Is in his fourth NHL season with the Hurricanes… Signed a two-year contract
with Carolina on July 1, 2012… Had a record of 72-82-8 with a 2.83 goals-against
average in 176 career AHL games entering 2012-13… Also played in 32 games in
the ECHL with Florida, going 18-10-3 with a 2.67 goals-against average… 200203: Completed his rookie season of junior hockey with Toronto St. Michael’s of the
Ontario Hockey League (OHL), going 6-10-1 with a 3.08 goals-against average…
Won a bronze medal with Team Ontario during the 2003 Under-17 Canada Games,
posting a 3-0 record… 2003-04: Was second among OHL goaltenders in wins,
posting a St. Michael’s Majors modern-era franchise record with 30 victories…
Was selected for the 2004 CHL Top Prospects Game… Had four shutouts during
the 2004 OHL playoffs, and scored a goal in Game 7 of the Majors’ first-round playoff
victory against Sudbury, the only goal of his amateur or professional career…
2004-05: Was 23-23-5 with a 2.78 goals-against average in 58 games for Toronto
St. Michael’s… 2005-06: Split his final season of junior hockey between Toronto
St. Michael’s and Plymouth… Was 29-21-4 with a 3.14 goals-against average for
the season, including 19-15-1 with a 2.75 goals-against average after the trade
to Plymouth… Completed his four-year junior hockey career posting a record of
88-70-16 in 189 career OHL games, with a 2.88 goals-against average and eight
shutouts… 2006-07: Completed his first professional season, spending most
of the year with Albany (AHL)… Was 10-8-0 with a 3.26 goals-against average
and .886 save percentage in 34 games with the River Rats… Also appeared in
one ECHL game with the Florida Everblades… Made his professional debut with
Albany at Rochester on 10/6, and posted his first professional shutout for the
River Rats 12/8/06… 2007-08: Split the year between Albany (AHL) and Florida
(ECHL)… Was 18-10-2 in the ECHL with a 2.57 goals-against average and 7-3-0
in the AHL with a 2.70 goals-against average… Began the season in Florida and
was the ECHL’s Goaltender of the Month for October, finishing the month unbeaten
with a 0.97 goals-against average… Was named to the American Conference
squad for the 2008 ECHL All-Star Game… Stopped an ECHL career-high 49 shots
in a 5-4 shootout win at Mississippi (12/28)… 2008-09: Spent the entire season
with Albany (AHL), posting AHL-career bests in games played (56), shutouts (4)
and save percentage (.908)… Made an AHL-career-high 55 saves vs. Providence
(11/8)… Was recalled to Carolina (NHL) for the first time on 12/2 and served as the
Hurricanes’ backup for four games… Won four consecutive AHL games from 2/72/13… Dropped the gloves with Alexandre Picard at Syracuse (2/28)… Made 47
saves and stopped four-of-six in the shootout for a 1-0 win at Providence (3/20)…
Played in his 100th AHL game at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (4/10)… Recorded his
19th win of the season and had 15 penalty minutes for a center-ice scrap with
Senators goalie Jeff Glass vs. Binghamton (4/11)… 2009-10: Completed his first
NHL season, earning a record of 6-3-0 with a 2.83 goals-against average and
.905 save percentage… Was 26-18-2 with a 2.54 goals-against average and .917
save percentage in 47 AHL games with Albany… Played in the 2010 AHL All-Star
Classic in Portland, stopping nine of 11 shots for the Canadian AHL All-Stars during
the second period of a 10-9 shootout victory for Canada… Made his NHL debut,
stopping 34 of 35 shots to earn the victory and first-star honors at NYI (2/6)…
Recorded his career-best 20th AHL win of the season with a victory vs. Adirondack
(2/20)… Made 32 saves on 33 shots at TOR (3/2) to earn his third consecutive
NHL victory… Suffered his first NHL loss, giving up three goals on 29 shots faced
at FLA (3/6)… Made 37 saves and was named first star in a 4-3 overtime victory
vs. PIT (3/11)… Played all eight of Albany’s Calder Cup Playoff games, going
4-4 with a 3.42 goals-against average… Won his professional playoff debut vs.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (4/14)… Earned victories in four consecutive games as the
River Rats swept Wilkes-Barre Scranton before being swept by Hershey… 201011: Established career high in NHL games played (12), going 3-5-1 with a 3.98
goals-against average… Served as backup and did not play in 70 games, including
36 of the final 37 games of the season… Made his season debut at LA (10/20),
stopping 23 of 27 shots in a 4-3 loss… Made his first home start of the season,
stopping 35 of 38 shots in a 3-2 loss vs. WSH (11/24)… Entered the game at FLA
(12/15) at the 1:42 mark and stopped 21 of 22 shots to earn his first victory of the
season… Stopped 32 of 35 shots to earn his second win of the season at FLA
(1/7)… Earned his second consecutive victory, stopping 25 of 28 shots in a 4-3
overtime win vs. ATL (1/9)… Saw his first action since 1/17, stopping 24 shots in
a 5-2 loss at CHI (3/4).
JONI PITKANEN
25
Acquired: 7/1/08, Trade with EDM
6'3" • 210 lbs.
9/19/83 • Oulu, Finland
Drafted: Philadelphia 2002 (1-4-1)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/9/03; 2-0 PHI W vs. BUF Point: 10/9/03; 2-0 PHI W vs. BUF (assist)
Goal: 10/18/03; 5-4 PHI W at PHX (Burke)
Shootout Stats: 1 attempt, 0 goals (0%),
Goals: 2-5x (Last: 1/30/06; 3-2 PHI W at NYR)
Assists: 3-7x (Last: 1/16/10; 5-3 CAR L vs. ATL)
Points: 3-10x (Last: 10/18/11; 4-1 CAR W at BOS)
Penalty Min: 12 (11/12/05; 5-4 PHI W vs. FLA)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA9 156 8
BOS 226915 12
BUF 23099 20
CGY 11011 8
CAR 10156 6
CHI 10134 8
COL 10156 10
CAREER STATS
CBJ 9 011 4
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
1998-99
Karpat U-18
Fin. U-18
30
1
5
6
12
–
–
–
–
–
1999-00
Karpat U-18
Fin. U-18
36
12
14 26
26
6
1
4
5
2
Karpat Jr.
Fin. Jr.
2
0
0
0
0
–
–
–
–
–
2000-01 Karpat
Fin.
2100010 2 0002
Karpat Jr.
Fin. Jr.
24
6
11 17
77
–
–
–
–
–
Finland
5-Nations 4 0226 –––––
2001-02 (a) Karpat
Fin.
49
4
15 19
65
4
0
0
0
12
Karpat Jr.
Fin. Jr.
–
–
–
–
–
1
0
0
0
0
Finland
World Jr. 7 1340 –––––
2002-03 Karpat
Fin.
35 5 1520 38
– – – – –
Finland
World. Jr. 7 1560 –––––
71 8 19 27 44
15 0 3 3 6
2004-05 PhiladelphiaAHL
76 6 3541 105 21 3 4 7 16
58 13 3346 78
6 0 2 2 2
77 4 3943 88
– – – – –
2007-08 (b) Edmonton
NHL
63
8
18 26 56
–
–
–
–
–
2008-09 (c) Carolina
NHL
71
7
26 33 58
18
0
8
8
16
2009-10 Carolina
NHL
71 6 4046 72
– – – – –
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
72 5 3035 60
– – – – –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
30 5 1217 16
– – – – –
244 23 108 131 206
18
0
8
8
16
513 56 217 273 472
39
0
13 13 24
DAL 12123 18
DET 9 123 8
EDM2 033 4
FLA 27 9 1120 36
LA 6 134 4
MIN 11235 12
MTL 21369 18
NSH 9 112 12
NJ 332810 34
NYI 30 3 1215 22
NYR 35 4 1519 42
OTT 24 0 1313 24
PHI 12246 18
PHX 102911 6
PIT
33 5 1520 20
STL 10134 4
SJ 10101 2
TB
28 1 2324 18
TOR 22 1 1415 18
VAN 9 123 14
WSH 27 1 1112 26
WPG 29 4 1923 36
(a) June 22, 2002—Selected by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft. First Flyers pick, 4th overall, first round.
(b) July 1, 2007—Traded by the Philadelphia Flyers to the Edmonton Oilers along with Geoff Sanderson and the Flyers’ third-round pick in
the 2009 NHL Entry Draft in exchange for Jason Smith and Joffrey Lupul.
(c) July 1, 2008—Traded by the Edmonton Oilers to the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for Erik Cole.
PERSONAL
Joni and his wife, Sini, welcomed their first child, a son named Akseli Johannes, Jan.
8, 2011, in Raleigh… They spend their summers in his hometown of Oulu, Finland…
He has a dog named Iiris… His first youth team was Karpat Oulu, and his favorite
team growing up was the Pittsburgh Penguins… The player he most emulated
was Brian Leetch, and the person who had the biggest influence on his career
was his father… He also played baseball and soccer growing up… His first job
was working with a delivery company when he was 16… Joni’s favorite vacation
spot is Spain, favorite movie is Old School, and favorite television show is Prison
Break… The most-played artist on his iPod is the Finnish rock band HIM… His
favorite food is steak and favorite team outside of hockey is Manchester United…
Joni’s biggest talent outside of hockey is soccer and the celebrity he would most
like to meet is Wayne Rooney… The person in history he would most like to meet
is Elvis Presley… His all-time favorite teammate not with the Hurricanes is Antero
Niittymaki… His favorite thing about playing in the NHL is playing against the best
players in the world… His favorite website is mtv3.fi… His favorite road city is
New York City and his favorite road arena is the Bell Centre.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his eighth NHL season and fourth with the Hurricanes… Played in a careerlow 30 games, missing 52 games with head and knee injuries… Ranked tied for fourth
among Hurricanes defensemen in goals (5), totaling 17 points (5g, 12a) and 16 penalty
minutes… Was tied for second among Carolina blueliners in power-play assists (6) and
was third in power-play points (8)… Netted his first goal of season with a power-play
tally vs. BOS (10/12)… Assisted on Skinner’s game-winning, power-play goal at BUF
(10/14)… Had three points (1g, 2a) to extend his point streak to three games and was
named second star at BOS (10/18)… Scored third goal of the season at NJ (11/8)…
Returned to the lineup after missing eight games due to injury and earned an assist at
OTT (11/27), marking his 500th NHL game… Extended his point streak to season-high
four games with an assist vs. PIT (12/3)… Returned to the lineup after missing 44
games because of injury and had two points (1g, 1a), including the game-winning goal
vs. FLA (3/21)… Was named the game’s second star… Earned an assist on Ruutu’s
game-winning goal at OTT (4/3)… Scored a power-play goal at FLA (4/7)… Missed 52
games due to injury (lower body: 11/12-25; concussion: 12/7-12/31; knee: 1/3-3/18)…
Longest assist streak: 4 games (11/27-12/3: 0g, 4a)… Longest point streak: 4
games (11/27-12/3: 0g, 4a)… Multi-assist games: 1 (10/18 at BOS: 1g, 2a)… Multipoint games: 2 (last: 3/21 vs. FLA: 1g, 1a).
CAREER
Is in his ninth NHL season and fifth with the Hurricanes… Acquired from Edmonton
on July 1, 2008, in exchange for Erik Cole… Signed a three-year contract with the
Hurricanes on June 28, 2011… Represented Finland at the 2010 Winter Olympics in
Vancouver, earning three points (1g, 2a) in five games while helping Finland capture
the bronze medal… Twice represented Finland at the IIHF World Junior Championship,
winning back-to-back bronze medals in 2002 and 2003… Received the IIHF Directorate
Award as the tournament’s best defenseman in 2003 in Halifax, totaling six points (1g,
5a) in seven games… Also skated for Finland’s Under-18 team at the 2000 Five Nations
Cup in Salt Lake City and the Under-17 2000 World Hockey Challenge in Timmins, ON…
Played three seasons in SM-Liiga, Finland’s top professional league, from 2000-2003,
totaling nine goals, 30 assists (39 points) and 113 penalty minutes in 105 games…
1998-99: Skated in 30 games for Karpat Oulu’s under-18 squad, notching one goal and
five assists (6 points)… 1999-00: Netted 12 goals and added 14 assists (26 points)
in 36 regular-season games with Karpat Oulu’s under-18 team… Had five points (1g,
4a) in six playoff games… Also played in two games for Karpat Oulu Jr… 2000-01:
Made his debut in Finland’s top division, SM-Liiga, skating in 21 regular-season games
and two playoff contests with Karpat Oulu… Also played 24 games for Karpat Oulu’s
junior team, notching 17 points (6g, 11a)… 2001-02: Was tied for first among Karpat
Oulu (SM-Liiga) defensemen with 19 points (4g, 15a)… Was the top-rated European
skater in NHL Central Scouting’s final report heading into the 2002 NHL Entry Draft…
2002-03: Ranked first among Karpat Oulu defensemen in scoring with five goals and 15
assists (20 points) in 35 games… 2003-04: Completed his first NHL season, totaling
eight goals and 19 assists (27 points) in 71 games with the Philadelphia Flyers… Named
to NHL All-Rookie Team… Ranked second among NHL rookie defensemen in points (27)
and was second in power-play points (17) and assists (12)… Ranked second among all
NHL rookies in plus/minus (+15)… Played for the Eastern Conference team at the 2004
NHL YoungStars Game during NHL All-Star Weekend… Scored his first NHL point with
a power-play assist in his first NHL game vs. BUF (10/9)… Netted a power-play goal
at PHX (10/18) for his first NHL goal, beating Sean Burke at 1:42 of the first period…
2004-05: Scored six goals and 35 assists (41 points) with 105 penalty minutes in 76
games for the Philadelphia Phantoms of the American Hockey League (AHL)… Ranked
tied for second among Phantoms defensemen in scoring (41 points)… Added three
goals and four assists (7 points) in 21 playoff games as the Phantoms captured the
Calder Cup championship… Voted a starter for PlanetUSA Team at 2005 AHL All-Star
Classic… 2005-06: Won the Barry Ashbee Trophy as the Flyers’ most outstanding
defenseman and the Pelle Lindbergh Memorial Trophy as Philadelphia’s most improved
player… Scored a career-high 46 points (13g, 33a) in 58 games, also establishing a
single-season high for goals (13)… Ranked second among Flyers skaters in assists and
third in plus/minus (+22)… Was tied for 19th in scoring among NHL defensemen and
was seventh among NHL blueliners in points-per-game (0.79)… Played his 100th career
NHL game at BUF (2/2)… Had career-high six-game assist and point streaks with 13
points (3g, 10a) from 10/27 to 11/8… Missed 24 games due to injury, including 22
(12/6-1/19) following surgery performed on 12/7 to repair athletic pubalgia… 2006-07:
Set career-highs in games (77) and penalty minutes (88)… Ranked third among Flyers
skaters in scoring (43 points), while leading Philadelphia in assists (39) and power-play
assists (17)… Led Flyers defensemen in scoring… Was ranked 22nd in scoring among
NHL blueliners and 16th in assists, marking the second consecutive season that he
was among NHL’s top 25 defensemen in scoring… Led Flyers skaters in ice time for
the second consecutive season, averaging 24:32 of ice time per game… Matched his
career highs for assists and points in a game with three assists vs. NYR (10/7)… Also
earned three assists vs. PIT (11/20)… His second of two assists vs. TB (1/30) was his
100th career NHL point… Played his 200th career NHL game vs NYI (3/24)… 200708: Tallied eight goals and 18 assists (26 points) in 63 games played for Edmonton…
Scored the game-winning goal vs. PHI (10/6) for his first goal and point with the Oilers…
Underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee on 10/26… Returned to the lineup
vs. COL (11/22) after missing 13 games… Earned his 100th career NHL assist vs. CHI
(2/6)… Missed 19 games due to injury or illness… 2008-09: Was first on the team
and 15th in the league in average ice time per game (24:48)… Was plus or even in 29
of his last 32 games and ranked tied for third on the team in that category (+11)… Was
third among Hurricanes defensemen and 10th on the team in scoring with 33 points
(7g, 26a)… Led all Carolina defensemen in assists (26)… Made his Hurricanes debut
on Opening Night, earned his first Hurricanes point with a goal vs. FLA (10/10)… Played
his 300th NHL game vs. STL (1/2)… Played in all 18 playoff games for Carolina… Led
all Hurricanes in ice time per game in the playoffs (26:28) and was tied for first on the
team in assists (8)… Ranked third in the league in ice time per game in the playoffs
(26:28)… Earned his first Hurricanes playoff point with an assist on LaRose’s goal in
Game 3 vs. NJ (4/19)… Earned a pair of assists and skated a game-high 35:33 of ice
time in Game 7 at BOS (5/14)… 2009-10: Established a career high in assists (40)
and matched a career high in points (46)… Ranked first in the NHL in average time on
ice per game (27:22)… Ranked second among Hurricanes and tied for eighth among
NHL defensemen in assists (40)… Was 13th among NHL defensemen in scoring (46
points)… Was tied for first among Hurricanes in multi-assist games (10)… Played in his
100th game with the Hurricanes vs. PHI (12/26)… Matched his career high with three
assists vs. ATL (1/16), reaching 200 career NHL points with the third assist… 2010-11:
Led Carolina defensemen in assists (30) and ranked second in points (35)… Ranked 13th
in the NHL in average ice time per game (25:01)… The Hurricanes earned points in 26 of
the 30 games in which he tallied a point (21-4-5)… Assisted on Jokinen’s goal, playing
in his home country of Finland against MIN (10/7) in the first game of the 2010 NHL
Premiere… Matched his career-long point streak with points in six consecutive games
from 11/17-11/28 (1g, 5a)… Earned two assists, including his 100th career Hurricanes
point, vs. ATL (2/5)… Earned his 200th career NHL assist vs. PIT (2/25)… Played his
200th game with the Hurricanes vs. ATL (3/9)… Missed nine games due to injury.
TUOMO RUUTU
15
Center/Wing • Shoots Left
Acquired: 2/26/08, Trade with CHI
6'0" • 205 lbs.
2/16/83 • Vantaa, Finland
Drafted: Chicago 2001 (1-9-1)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/8/03; 1-0 CHI W vs. MIN Point: 10/19/03; 3-1 CHI W vs. NSH (goal)
Goal: 10/19/03; 3-1 CHI W vs. NSH (C. Mason)
Goals: 3 (12/16/09; 5-3 CAR W vs. DAL)
Assists: 4 (11/19/09; 6-5 CAR SO W vs. TOR)
Points: 5 (3/7/09; 9-3 CAR W at TB)
Penalty Min: 19 (4/13/06; 7-3 CHI L vs. DET)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA14213 10
BOS 17448 12
BUF 19134 10
CGY 155611 14
CAR 1 101 0
CHI 4 112 6
COL 175712 26
CBJ 25 5 1318 43
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
DAL 16527 14
DET 24437 33
YEAR
TEAM
1999-00
HIFK U20
Fin-Jr
35
11
16 27
32
3
0
1
1
4
HIFK Helsinki
Finland
1 0002 –––––
2000-01 (a) HIFK U20
Fin-Jr
2
1
0
1
0
–
–
–
–
–
Jokerit Helsinki Finland
47
11
11 22
94
5
0
0
0
4
2001-02
Jokerit Helsinki Finland
51
7
16 23
69
10
0
6
6
29
2002-03
HIFK Helsinki Finland
30
12
15 27
24
–
–
–
–
–
2003-04 Chicago
NHL
82 23 2144 58
– – – – –
2005-06 Chicago NHL
1523531 – ––––
2006-07 Chicago
NHL
71 17 2138 95
– – – – –
2007-08 (b) Chicago
NHL
60
6
15 21 75
–
–
–
–
–
Carolina NHL
17 4 7 1116 – – – – –
2008-09 Carolina
NHL
79 26 2854 79
16 1 3 4 8
2009-10 Carolina
NHL
54 14 2135 50
– – – – –
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
82 19 3857 54
– – – – –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
72 18 1634 50
– – – – –
304 81 110 191 249
16
1
3
4
8
532 129 170 299 508
16
1
3
4
8
EDM14358 9
(a) June 22, 2001—Selected by the Chicago Blackhawks in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft. First Blackhawks pick, ninth overall, first round.
(b) Feb. 26, 2008—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for Andrew Ladd.
VAN 15459 18
FLA 27 9 1221 12
LA 15426 21
MIN 16235 21
MTL 16235 22
NSH 24459 16
NJ 198816 14
NYI 15448 8
NYR 174610 8
OTT 175611 12
PHI 16358 14
PHX 167411 18
PIT 18549 22
STL 25 3 1013 22
SJ 16369 34
TB
26 7 1522 12
TOR 18 5 1116 10
WSH257613 16
WPG 25 7 1017 31
PERSONAL
Tuomo and his wife, Emilia, welcomed their first child, a daughter, in April… He
is involved with the children’s organization Plan International… Tuomo’s brother,
Jarkko, plays for Jokerit in Finland, and his cousin, Hanno Möttölä, played basketball
at the University of Utah and in the NBA for the Atlanta Hawks… Tuomo’s first
youth team was Vantaa EVU, when he was 5 years old, and his favorite player
growing up was Mario Lemieux… He says his “whole family” had the biggest
impact on his career… Tuomo also played soccer and ran long-distance events
in track and field growing up… He speaks English, Finnish, Swedish and some
German and says his favorite vacation spots are Norway and Iceland… Tuomo
collects CDs of 1980s hair bands and says his favorite movie is Dances with
Wolves… His favorite meal is the traditional Finnish meal of reindeer and mashed
potatoes… Tuomo enjoys the novels of Paulo Coelho and his biggest talent outside
of hockey is soccer… The person he would most like to meet is Nelson Mandela…
His favorite holiday is Christmas and his first job was in retail at a clothing store…
He wears the number 15 because it was his number with the Finnish national
team… His most memorable goal was his score in the final of the World Cup of
Hockey against Canada and his most memorable hockey moment was winning the
2011 IIHF World Championship with Finland… His all-time favorite teammate is his
brother and his favorite thing about playing professional hockey is spending time
with his teammates… Tuomu’s favorite website is yle.fi and his favorite restaurant
in the Triangle is Sitti… His favorite road city is Montreal, favorite road arena is Bell
Centre in Montreal and favorite team to play against is Montreal.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his eighth NHL season and fifth with the Hurricanes… Was fourth on the
team in goals (18) and fifth in points (34)… Led all Hurricanes skaters in hits (151)
despite missing 10 games due to injury… Signed a four-year contract extension
on 2/22, committing him to Carolina through the 2015-16 season… Assisted on
Skinner’s goal in the season opener vs. TB (10/7)… Scored a power-play goal and
assisted on the game-winning goal for first multi-point game of season at BOS
(10/18)… Scored a goal for second consecutive game and was named third star vs.
OTT (10/25)… Netted two goals and was (+3) vs. PIT (11/12)… Had two assists
at OTT (11/27)… Earned his 100th Hurricanes assist vs. NYR (12/1)… Scored a
goal for the second consecutive game at EDM (12/7)… Extended his point streak
to a career-high six games and scored a goal for the career-best fourth consecutive
game at PIT (12/27)… Played in his 500th NHL game at TB (12/31)… Had three
points (1g, 2a) and was (+4) at TB (1/12), earning second star honors… Scored
a goal and was (+2) at BOS (2/2)… Found the net and was (+2) at ANA (2/8)…
Earned a pair of helpers at COL (2/10)… Assisted on Pitkanen’s game-winning
goal vs. FLA (3/21)… Had two assists at TOR (3/27)… Played in his 300th career
Hurricanes game vs. WPG (3/30)… Scored the game-winning, power-play goal at
OTT (4/3)… Games missed due to injury: 10 (upper body: 2/17-3/7)… Longest
goal streak: 4 games (12/21-12/27: 4g, 0a)… Longest assist streak: 2 games
(12/15-12/18: 1g, 2a)… Longest point streak: 6 games (12/15-12/27: 5g, 2a)…
Multi-goal games: 1 (11/12 vs. PIT: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games: 4 (last: 3/27
at TOR: 0g, 2a)… Multi-point games: 7 (last: 3/27 at TOR: 0g, 2a).
CAREER
Is in his ninth NHL season and sixth with Carolina… Agreed to a four-year contract
with the Hurricanes on 2/22/12 that runs through the 2015-16 season… Has
represented Finland at 10 major international tournaments, including the 2010
Winter Olympics in Vancouver, when Finland earned bronze… Served as an
assistant captain and led his team in scoring, helping Finland capture a bronze
medal at the 2000 Under-18 World Junior Championship… Won a silver medal at
the 2001 Under-20 World Junior Championship and a bronze at the 2002 Under-20
World Junior Championship… Served as team captain at the 2003 Under-20
World Junior Championship and led the tournament in scoring (10 points), helping
Finland capture the bronze medal… Represented Finland at the 2004 World Cup
of Hockey, as well as the 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2011 IIHF World Championships…
Was third among all skaters in goals (6) at the 2011 World Championship, leading
Finland to the gold medal… 1999-00: Spent the majority of the season with HIFK
Helsinki’s Under-20 team in the Finnish Junior League, recording 11 goals and 16
assists (27 points) in 35 regular-season games… Played in one game with HIFK
Helsinki of the Finnish Elite League (SM-Liiga)… 2000-01: Was the youngest
player in the Finnish Elite League, recording 11 goals and 11 assists (22 points) in
47 games for Jokerit… Appeared in five playoff games for Jokerit before suffering
a season-ending knee injury… 2001-02: Totaled 23 points (7g, 16a) in 51 games
with Jokerit… Served as an assistant captain… Played in 10 postseason contests,
tallying six assists and registering 29 penalty minutes in helping Jokerit capture
the SM-Liiga Championship… Selected as The Hockey News No. 1 NHL-affiliated
prospect in the world in 2002 by a panel of NHL executives in the publication’s
14th Annual Future Watch edition… 2002-03: Skated in 30 games for HIFK
Helsinki of the Finnish Elite League, totaling 27 points (12g, 15a) and 24 penalty
minutes… Suffered a season-ending knee injury in mid-January… Named by The
Hockey News as the top player in the world not playing in the NHL during the
2002-03 season… 2003-04: Played his first season of hockey in North America,
joining the Chicago Blackhawks… Led the team in goals with 23… Ranked tied
for first among Blackhawks skaters in power-play goals (10) and led the team in
game-winning goals (3)… Among NHL rookies, ranked third in goals (23), tied
for fifth in assists (21), third in points (44), tied for first in power-play goals (10),
tied for second in power-play points (17), third in shots (174) and third in shooting
percentage (13.2%)… Was named the NHL’s Rookie of the Month for March after
tallying 16 points (8g, 8a) in 15 games… His 16 points in March were the most by
any NHL rookie in a single month during the 2003-04 season… Notched 39 points
(21g, 18a) in the final 46 games of the season… Was one of four Blackhawks
to play in all 82 games… Represented Chicago and the Western Conference at
the 2003 NHL YoungStars Game during All-Star Weekend… Made his NHL debut
vs. MIN (10/8)… Scored his first NHL goal/point, beating Chris Mason vs. NSH
(10/19)… Earned his first NHL assist vs. CGY (11/12)… Earned his first NHL multigoal game with a pair of goals at CGY (1/30)… Had three points in a game three
times (2/19 at SJ, 2/25 at CBJ, 3/11 at NJ)… 2004-05: Appeared in six games for
Finland at the 2004 World Cup of Hockey, tallying three points (1g, 2a)… Did not
play professionally during the season… 2005-06: Appeared in only 15 games due
to back and ankle injuries, registering five points (2g, 3a) and 31 penalty minutes…
Missed 25 games with a sore back and 37 games with a partially-severed tendon
in his ankle, suffered vs. NSH (1/8)… 2006-07: Appeared in 71 games, recording
38 points (17g, 21a)… Led the Blackhawks with 156 hits… Suffered a sprained
knee during a preseason game at CBJ (9/22) and missed the first 10 games of
the regular season… Played his 100th NHL game and scored Chicago’s only goal
vs. NJ (11/9)… 2007-08: Split the season between Chicago and Carolina, as the
Hurricanes acquired him at the trading deadline in exchange for Andrew Ladd…
Had four goals and seven assists (11 points) in 17 games with Carolina after being
acquired from the Blackhawks… Was second on the team in hits (171) and tied
for third among Hurricanes forwards in plus/minus (+4)… Prior to the trade, had
six goals and 15 assists (21 points) and 75 penalty minutes in 60 games played
with Chicago… Earned his 100th career NHL point with a goal vs. LA (12/12)…
Played his 200th career game at OTT (12/22)… Made his Hurricanes debut vs. NJ
(2/26), earning an assist and leaving the game in the third with facial lacerations
for which he received approximately 40 stitches… Scored his first goal with the
Hurricanes and assisted on Staal’s goal vs. TB (3/1)… 2008-09: Established his
career high in goals (26)… Ranked second among Hurricanes in goals (26) and
third in points (54)… Was second on the team in power-play goals (10)… Led
CAREER CONTINUED
the team in penalty minutes (79)… Led all Hurricanes and ranked 10th in the NHL
in hits (228)… Was selected by the Carolina media as the winner of the 2008-09
“Good Guy Award,” given for cooperation with the local media… Established a
new career high for points in a game with five (2g, 3a) at TB (3/7)… Completed
his first NHL playoff season, skating in 16 of Carolina’s 18 postseason contests…
Ranked fourth on the team in hits in the playoffs (54)… Made his NHL playoff debut
in Game 1 at NJ (4/15)… Assisted on Staal’s goal for his first career playoff point
in Game 4 vs. NJ (4/21)… Scored his first career playoff goal in Game 7 vs. NJ
(4/28)… Assisted on Jokinen’s overtime game winner in Game 3 vs. BOS (5/6)…
2009-10: Ranked tied for fifth among Hurricanes in goals (14) and second in hits
(156) despite missing 28 games due to injury or suspension… Played in his 100th
game with the Hurricanes and earned his first points of the season with a goal and
an assist vs. FLA (10/9)… Had a goal and an assist and was assessed a boarding
major and a game misconduct at COL (10/23)… Was suspended for three games
(10/24-10/31) for a hit on Darcy Tucker at COL (10/23)… Established a new careerhigh with four assists and scored the game-deciding goal in the shootout vs. TOR
(11/19)… Earned his first career hat trick with three goals on four shots and was
(+2) vs. DAL (12/16)… Returned to action on Tuomo Ruutu bobblehead night after
missing 15 games and netted an empty-net goal vs. FLA (2/9)… Earned his 200th
career NHL point with an assist vs. BUF (2/11)… Earned an assist vs. BOS (3/16)
for his 100th point with the Hurricanes… Had season-ending surgery on 3/25…
2010-11: Established new career highs in points (57) and assists (38) in a season…
Ranked second among Hurricanes skaters in assists (38) and third in points (57)…
Led the Hurricanes and ranked second in the NHL in hits (309)… Played in all 82
games of the season for the first time since his rookie year in 2003-04… Netted his
first goal of the season vs. MIN (10/8) in the second game of the 2010 NHL Premiere
in his home country of Finland… Scored his 100th career NHL goal and added an
assist vs. WSH (12/26)… Had a four-point game with a goal and three assists vs.
NJ (1/1)… Played in his 200th game with the Hurricanes at NYI (1/26)… Set a new
career high with his 29th assist vs. ATL (2/5)… Had 10 points (2g, 8a) and was (+5)
in the season’s final 11 games.
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Year
EventGPG A P PIMResult Notes
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2006
2007
2008
2010
2011
World U-18 Championship
7
6
2
8
0
Bronze
7
1
3
4
4
Silver
7
4
1
5
10
Bronze
7
2
8
10
6
Bronze
World Cup of Hockey
6
1
2
3
4
Silver
World Championship
9
0
0
0
49
Bronze
World Championship
8
3
3
6
20
Silver
World Championship
94268Bronze
Winter Olympics
61012Bronze
World Championship
9
6
0
6
8
Gold
Led team in scoring
Tied for tournament scoring lead
Led tournament in penalty minutes
Third in tournament in goals
ALEXANDER SEMIN
28
Left Wing • Shoots Right
6'2" • 209 lbs.
2011-12 Team: Washington
3/3/84 • Krasnoyarsk, Russia
Drafted: Washington 2002 (2-13-1)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/14/03; 5-1 WSH L at MTL
Point: 10/14/03; 5-1 WSH L at MTL (assist)
Goal: 10/31/03; 2-1 WSH W vs. ATL (Nurminen)
Goals: 3-7x (Last: 2/6/11; 7-6 WSH W at ANA)
Assists: 3-5x (Last: 4/9/10; 5-2 WSH W vs. ATL)
Points: 5-2x (Last: 11/11/10; 6-3 WSH W vs. TB)
Penalty Min: 15-2x (Last: 12/11/10; 3-2 WSH L vs. COL)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA4 606 4
BOS 22 5 1217 20
BUF 214812 10
CGY 6 145 4
CAR 41 271845 40
CHI 6 033 6
COL 6 112 17
CAREER STATS
CBJ 7 325 0
REGULAR SEASON
YEARTEAM
PLAYOFFS
2001-02 (a)Chelyabinsk
Russia-2
2002-03 Lada Togliatti
Russia
2003-04 Washington
NHL
Portland
AHL
2004-05
Lada Togliatti
Russia
2005-06 Lada Togliatti
Russia
Mytischi
Russia
2006-07 Washington
NHL
2007-08 Washington
NHL
2008-09 Washington
NHL
2009-10 Washington
NHL
2010-11 Washington
NHL
2011-12 (b)Washington
NHL
46 1382152
47 1071736
52 10 1222 36
4 3 14 6
50
19
11
30
56
1654952
26 3 71024
77 38 3573 90
63 26 1642 54
62 34 4579 77
73 40 4484 66
65 28 2654 71
77 21 3354 56
469
197 211 408 450
2 202 0
10538 10
– – – – –
7 471119
10
1
1
2
0
–––––
8 325 6
– – – – –
7 3 5 8 8
14 5 9 14 16
7 0 2 2 4
9 4 2 6 8
14 3 1 4 10
51
15 19
34
46
(a) June 22, 2002—Selected by the Washington Capitals in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft. Second Capitals pick, 13th overall, first round.
(b) July 26, 2012—Signed as a free agent by the Carolina Hurricanes.
DAL 6 336 6
DET 8 156 8
EDM7 224 14
FLA 40 171936 34
LA 7 112 6
MIN 6 112 2
MTL 21 121022 22
NSH 8 426 4
NJ 257916 32
NYI 207411 18
NYR 22 6 1117 35
OTT 20 121224 22
PHI 22 9 1120 26
PHX 4 156 4
PIT
25 111122 32
STL 7 145 6
SJ 8 123 2
TB
39 232043 28
TOR 18 8 1220 18
VAN 6 303 8
WSH0 000 0
WPG 37 201939 22
PERSONAL
Alexander has a longtime girlfriend, Alena… He spends his summers in his
hometown of Krasnoyarsk, Russia and has a Yorkshire terrier named Zhorik…
Alexander’s cousin, Ilya Skvortsov, plays for Loko in the Russian MHL (junior league)
and for the Russian U-17 team… Alex spends time in a foster home in Krasnoyarsk
every summer, donating sports equipment and clothing… He started playing
hockey at the age of five, and his first team was the Sokol Krasnoyarsk youth
hockey club… The biggest influence on his career was his father, who served as
his coach until he was 13… His favorite player growing up was Pavel Bure… Alex’s
favorite sport to play outside of hockey is soccer, his favorite athlete is Lionel Messi
and his favorite team is FC Barcelona… He wore No. 32 in Russia, but switched
to 28 in Washington because 32 was retired (Dale Hunter)… His favorite TV show
is the Russian comedy Interns, favorite movie is Flightplan, and favorite book is
The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov… His most memorable hockey
moment was Russia’s World Championship final victory against Canada in 2008
in Quebec… His favorite artist is poet, composer and singer Stas Mikhailov…
His favorite food is Italian and favorite restaurant is Café Milano in Washington,
DC… The person he would most like to meet is Anthony Hopkins… His favorite
vacation spots are Seven Mile Beach and the Cayman Islands… His favorite former
teammate is Sergei Fedorov, favorite team to play against was Carolina, favorite
road city is Vancouver and favorite road arena is Bell Centre.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his seventh NHL season, ranking second among Capitals skaters in
goals (21), assists (33) and points (54), and tied for fourth in plus/minus (+9)…
Marked his sixth consecutive season with 20-or-more goals… 19 of his 21 goals
were even-strength… Was 3-for-6 in the shootout (50%)… Had 10 points (3g,
7a) in his final nine games of the season… Netted Washington’s first goal of the
season vs. CAR (10/8)… Netted a goal and added an assist vs. FLA (10/18)…
Had his first multi-goal game of the season vs. NYR (12/28)… Scored a goal on
a penalty shot at MTL (2/4)… Had two assists, including the 200th of his career,
at OTT (2/22)… Earned a pair of helpers, including his 400th NHL point, at DET
(3/19)… Netted his 197th career goal vs. FLA (4/5) to move into fifth on the
Capitals’ all-time goal-scoring list… Games missed due to injury: 5 (11/21; 12/312/5; 1/3; 3/22)… Longest goal streak: 2 games (12/17-12/20: 2g, 0a; 2/9-2/12:
2g, 1a; 4/2-4/5: 2g, 1a)… Longest assist streak: 3 games (10/13-10/18: 1g,
3a)… Longest point streak: 4 games (3/31-4/7: 2g, 3a)… Multi-goal games:
1 (12/28 vs. NYR: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games: 4 (last: 3/19 at DET: 0g, 2a)…
Multi-point games: 12 (last: 4/2 at TB: 1g, 1a).
2012 PLAYOFFS
Netted three goals and earned an assist in 14 Stanley Cup playoff games as the
Capitals topped the Bruins in seven games before falling to the Rangers in seven…
Had a three-game goal-scoring streak during the Boston series… Netted his first
goal of the playoffs in Game 3 vs. BOS (4/16)… Scored the game-winning goal in
Game 4 vs. BOS (4/19)… Assisted on John Carlson’s goal during a triple-overtime
loss in Game 3 vs. NYR (5/2).
CAREER
Is in his eighth NHL season and first with the Hurricanes… Signed a one-year
contract with Carolina on 7/26/12… Originally drafted by the Washington Capitals
with their second selection, 13th overall, in the first round of the 2002 NHL Entry
Draft… Is one of 18 NHL players to have averaged 30-or-more goals over the last six
seasons (2006-07 through 2011-12)… Has a career plus/minus rating of plus-65,
and his plus-92 rating over the last four seasons (2008-09 through 2011-12) ranks
fifth in the NHL… Has represented Russia in nine major international competitions,
including the 2010 Winter Olympic Games… Helped Russia capture gold medals
at the 2008 and 2012 IIHF World Championships… Also won medals at the 2002
U-18 World Junior Championship (silver), 2005 IIHF World Championship (bronze)
and 2010 IIHF World Championship (silver)… 2002-03: Completed his first season
on the top tier of the Russian league, ranking fifth among Togliatti skaters with 17
points (10g, 7a) in 47 games… Led Togliatti in playoff goals with five, adding three
assists in 10 games… 2003-04: Appeared in 52 games for the Capitals, recording
22 points (10g, 12a) in his rookie NHL season… Finished fourth among Washington
skaters in points and power-play goals (4)… Led team rookies in goals, assists and
points… Made his NHL debut at MTL (10/14), recording an assist… Tallied his first
NHL goal, the game-winning goal, on the power play vs. ATL (10/31)… Recorded
his first multiple-point game with a pair of assists at TB (11/4)… Joined Portland of
the American Hockey League (AHL) following the completion of the NHL season,
appearing in four regular-season games… Led the Pirates in goals (4), assists (7)
and points (11) in seven Calder Cup playoff games… Netted three goals, tying a
Portland playoff record, and added an assist vs. Hartford (4/23)… Represented
Russia in the World Junior Championship… 2004-05: Played 50 games for
Togliatti in the Russian Super League… Led the team in goals (19) and ranked
second in points (30)… 2005-06: Split the season between Togliatti and Mytischi
of the Russian Super League… Led Mytischi in playoff goals (3) and shared the
team lead in playoff points (5) in eight games… 2006-07: Returned to the NHL,
and ranked second among Capitals in goals (38), assists (35) and points (73)…
Led Caps with 17 power-play goals and 38 points with the man advantage… Tied
for fourth in the NHL in power-play goals and tied for 14th in power-play points…
His 38 goals ranked third in the NHL among players 23 years old and younger,
trailing only Alex Ovechkin and Thomas Vanek (BUF)… Finished second among
Capitals with eight multi-goal games and 19 multi-point games… Ranked third
on the team with 90 PIM and second in game-winning goals (6)… Earned 44 of
his 73 points at home (24g, 20a), leading the team in goals at Verizon Center…
Ranked second among Capitals in home plus/minus rating (+7)… Was selected
as first star of the game nine times, the most on the team… Scored a goal in six
of the first seven games to open season (10/5-10/21), becoming the first Capital to
score eight goals in the season’s first seven games… Notched the first of his two
hat tricks in Washington’s home opener vs. CAR (10/7)… Scored an NHL-leading
12 goals in January, the most by a Caps player in a month since Peter Bondra had
12 in January 1997… Appeared in his 100th NHL game at FLA (2/1) and skated a
career-high 26:59… Had the lone shootout goal in Washington’s only shootout win
of the season, vs. NYI (2/4)…. 2007-08: Finished second among Capitals in goals
(26) and fifth in points (42), despite missing 17 of the first 23 games with an ankle
injury… Totaled 24 goals in his last 46 games and 38 points in his last 47 games…
Combined with Alex Ovechkin for the most goals by teammates in the NHL (91)…
Shared the team lead with three shootout goals (six attempts)… Recorded his
100th NHL point with an assist vs. ATL (12/8)… Finished second on the team in
playoff scoring with eight points (3g, 5a) in seven games, as Washington fell to
Philadelphia in the opening round… Was second on the team in playoff shots (28)
and tied for second on the team in plus/minus (+2)… Scored goals in Games 4,
5 and 6 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. PHI and added an assist in
each game for three consecutive multiple-point games… Had a four-game playoff
point streak (4/15-4/21: 3g, 4a)… Scored the game-winning goal in Game 5 vs.
PHI (4/19)… Led Russia with 13 points (6g, 7a) in nine games to help his home
nation win the gold medal at the 2008 IIHF World Championship… 2008-09: Set
a career-high with 45 assists and totaled 34 goals and 79 points in 62 games for
Washington… Averaged more than a point per game (1.274), trailing only Alex
CAREER CONTINUED
Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby among players who played at least
20 games… Finished second among Capitals in goals (34), third in points and third
in assists… Earned a point in 50 of his 62 games played… Led the team and
tied for 14th in the league in plus/minus (+25), marking the first season of his
career with a positive rating… Ranked third on the team with 223 shots and had
at least one shot in every game he played… Was tied for 10th in the NHL with 73
takeaways… Had a career-best eight game-winning goals… Led the Caps with
three shootout goals (seven attempts), including two game-deciding goals… Led
the NHL with 27 points (13g, 14a) in the first 15 games of the season… Named
the NHL’s First Star of the Month in October (8g, 8a)… Set a career high for points
in a game with five (2g, 3a) at CAR (11/12)… Established a career-best with a
five-game assist streak from 12/13-1/6 (5a)… Scored 15 seconds into the game
vs. LA (2/5), the Caps’ fastest goal to start a game of the season… Had a thencareer-best, nine-game point streak from 2/26-3/14 (7g, 9a)… That streak began
with a career-best six-game goal streak (2/26-3/8: 6g)… Scored his 100th career
goal vs. CAR (3/3)… Recorded his 200th career point vs. PIT (3/8) and added his
100th career assist at PHI (3/12)… Skated in all 14 playoff games for the Capitals,
establishing career highs in goals (5), assists (9) and points (14)… Finished third on
the team in playoff points… Led the NHL with 14 takeaways through two rounds of
the playoffs… Shared the NHL lead in goals in the first round (5)… Had two goals,
including the game-winning goal, and added an assist in Game 3 of the Eastern
Conference Quarterfinals vs. NYR (4/20)… Had a six-game playoff point streak
from 4/20-5/2 (4g, 5a)… 2009-10: Established career highs in goals (40), points
(84) and plus/minus (+36), skating in 73 games for Washington… Finished second
on the team in goals (40), third in points (84) and fourth in assists (44)… Ranked
seventh in the NHL in goals and 13th in points… He and Alex Ovechkin were the
only teammates in the NHL to both hit the 40-goal mark, and they combined for
the most goals of any teammates (90)… They also became the first Russian
teammates to both score 40 goals… Ranked fifth among Capitals and tied for
fifth in the NHL in plus/minus (+36)… His 30 even-strength goals ranked third in
the league, behind only Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby… Had a team-high two
shorthanded goals and was tied for second among Caps skaters with five gamewinning goals… Ranked second on the team and 12th in the NHL with 278 shots…
Had 51 of his points (23g, 28a) in 39 home games… Ranked second on the team
with 11 multi-goal games and tied for second with 27 multi-point games… Was
fourth on the team with 27 power-play points (8g, 19a)… Posted consecutive
two-goal games vs. TOR (10/3) and at PHI (10/6)… Scored eight seconds into the
game vs. NYI (11/11), tying the Capitals record for fastest goal to start a game…
Added a second goal in that game and had a career-high 11 shots on net… Had
his best goal (11), assist (12) and point (23) month in January… Enjoyed a careerbest, 10-game point streak, the longest by a Capital for the season, from 1/152/2 (6g, 11a)… Recorded hat trick and added an assist at OTT (2/11)… Matched
his career highs in assists (3) and shots (11) in a game vs. ATL (4/9)… Had nine
goals in the final 13 games of the season (9g, 7a)… Earned two points (0g, 2a)
in seven postseason contests and the Capitals were upset in the first round by
Montreal… Recorded playoff assists in Game 4 at MTL (4/21) and Game 7 vs. MTL
(4/28)… 2010-11: Ranked second among Capitals skaters in goals (28) and gamewinning goals (4), third in points (54) and third in plus/minus (+22)… Became
the first Capital with four three-goal games in a single season since Peter Bondra
accomplished that feat during the 1995-96 season… Scored 27 of his 28 goals in
Capitals victories… Registered a four-game goal streak from 10/30-11/7 (4g)…
Recorded his first hat trick of the season vs. ATL (10/23)… Earned a hat trick and
added a pair of assists to match his career high with five points in a game vs. TB
(11/11)… Scored a natural hat trick in 4:29 vs. TB (11/26), his third hat trick of the
season and third in a 35-day span… Registered a nine-game point streak from
10/30-11/17 (9g, 8a)… Recorded his seventh career hat trick and fourth of the
season in 7-6 win at ANA (2/16)… Ranked second among Capitals in playoff goals
(4) and tied for third in playoff points (6), skating in all nine games as Washington
topped the Rangers in five games before being swept by Tampa Bay… Scored
the game-winning goal in overtime and added an assist in Game 1 of the Eastern
Conference Quarterfinals vs. NYR (4/13)… Registered a three-game, playoff goal
streak from 4/20-4/29 (3g).
ALEXANDER SEMIN FAST FACTS
30-Goal Man: Is one of just 18 NHL players to have averaged 30 goals per year over
the last six NHL seasons (2006-07 through 2011-12), totaling 187 goals over that
period of time.
Plus/Minus Leader: Has a career plus/minus rating of plus-65, and his plus-92 rating
over the last four seasons ranks fifth in the NHL, behind only Zdeno Chara, Alex
Burrows, Henrik Sedin and Daniel Sedin.
Capitals History: Scored his 197th career goal on April 5, 2012, moving past Bengt
Gustafsson and into fifth in Washington Capitals franchise history in goals. Ranked
tied for 14th in Capitals history in scoring with 408 points in 469 games at the time
of his signing with Carolina.
International Success: Has represented Russia at nine major international
competitions, including the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Helped Russia capture
gold medals at the 2008 and 2012 IIHF World Championships, leading the team in
scoring (13 points) at the 2008 tournament in Halifax and Quebec City.
JEFF SKINNER
53
Center/Right Wing • Shoots Left
5'11" • 200 lbs.
5/16/92 • Markham, Ont.
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/7/10; 4-3 W at MIN in Helsinki, Finland
Point: 10/8/10; 2-1 SO W vs. MIN in Helsinki, Finland (assist)
Goal: 10/20/10; 4-3 L at LA (Bernier)
Goals: 2-7x (Last: 3/10/12; 4-2 W at TB)
Assists: 3 (10/8/11; 4-3 OTL at WSH)
Points: 3-8x (Last: 11/12/11; 5-3 W vs. ATL)
Penalty Min: 12 (3/10/12; 4-2 W at TB)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA3 011 2
BOS 7 123 4
BUF 7 224 4
CGY 2 011 2
CAR 0 000 0
CHI 2 101 2
COL 2 101 0
CBJ 2 101 2
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
DAL 3 011 4
DET 2 112 0
YEAR
TEAM
2007-08
Toronto Nats GTHL
56
65
44 109 163
–
–
–
–
–
2008-09 Kitchener OHL
63 27 2451 34
– – – – –
2009-10 (a)
Kitchener
OHL
64
50 40 90 72
20
20 13 33 14
2010-11 (b)Carolina
NHL
82 31 3263 46
– – – – –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
64 20 2444 56
– – – – –
146 51 56 107 102
–
–
–
–
–
NSH 3 033 0
(a) June 25, 2010—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. First Hurricanes pick, seventh overall, first round.
(b) Sept. 21, 2010—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
NYI 7 336 8
EDM2 224 0
FLA 114610 6
LA 2 202 0
MIN 2 011 0
MTL 8 235 6
NJ 7 415 8
NYR 8 538 6
OTT 7 123 8
PHI 7 224 4
PHX 1 000 0
PIT 7 134 2
STL 3 101 0
SJ 2 112 0
TB 108311 20
TOR 6 314 4
VAN 1 000 0
WSH12178 6
WPG104711 4
PERSONAL
Jeff is single and spends his summers in his hometown of Markham, Ontario… He
is the second-youngest of six hockey-playing siblings, including four siblings who
played college hockey: Andrea (Cornell), Jennifer (Harvard), Erica (Carleton) and
Ben (Wilfrid Laurier)… His youngest sister, Jillian, plays junior for the Mississauga
Chiefs… Jeff was also a competitive figure skater growing up, winning a bronze
medal at the 2004 Skate Canada Junior Nationals… He began playing hockey
when he was 3 years old, and his first team was in the Markham house league…
He cites his family as the biggest influence on his career, and his favorite player
growing up was Mats Sundin… Jeff’s charity involvement includes Head Strong,
a brain injury awareness organization… His favorite television show is Friends,
favorite movie is 300 and favorite book is The Scarlet Pimpernel… He enjoys
country music, and his first job was as a newspaper carrier… Jeff’s favorite meal
is sushi, favorite website is YouTube.com and favorite video game is NHL 12… He
enjoys watching football and is also a fan of Roger Federer and the Toronto Blue
Jays… The person, past or present, that he would most like to meet is Terry Fox…
His favorite former teammate is Gabriel Landeskog… Jeff wore 23 as a kid, but
switched to 53 at the suggestion of his mom and brother when another player
already had 23 in Kitchener… His favorite road city is Toronto and favorite road
arena is Air Canada Centre… His most memorable hockey moments were being
drafted by the Hurricanes and scoring his first NHL goal, each of which happened
at Staples Center in Los Angeles… His favorite thing about playing in the NHL is
playing with guys he grew up watching.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his second NHL season with the Hurricanes… Was second among Carolina
skaters in goals (20) and third in points (44), skating in 64 games… Was third on the
team in power-play assists (9) and power-play points (13) and fourth on the team in
power-play goals (4)… Led Hurricanes forwards in penalty minutes (56)… Scored his
first goal of the season in Carolina’s opener vs. TB (10/7)… Earned a career-high three
assists at WSH (10/8)… Scored the game-winning goal with a third-period, powerplay tally and was named first star at BUF (10/14)… Tied his career high with three
points (1g, 2a) at WPG (10/22)… Found the net for second consecutive game and
was named first star vs. OTT (10/25)… Scored two goals and was named first star
vs. TB (11/1)… Recorded his fourth multi-point game of the season (1g, 2a) vs. PIT
(11/12)… Skated in his 100th career NHL game, vs. PHI (11/14)… Netted the gamewinning goal and earned an assist vs. TOR (11/20)… Scored his 12th goal of the season
and was named first star at EDM (12/7)… Was scratched at WPG (12/9) due to a
concussion, marking his first missed NHL game… Returned to the lineup at WSH (1/15)
after missing 16 games… Was named first star after scoring the game-winning goal
vs. LA (2/4)… Earned his 100th career NHL point with an assist on LaRose’s goal at
BUF (3/7)… Scored two goals, including the game-winner, and had a career-high 12
penalty minutes at TB (3/10)… Scored his 20th goal of the season vs. STL (3/15)…
Was suspended by the NHL on 3/16 for two games for kicking STL’s Scott Nichol…
Earned an assist on Pitkanen’s game-winning goal vs. FLA (3/21)… Missed 16 games
due to injury (Concussion: 12/7-1/14)… Games missed due to suspension: 2 (3/173/18)… Longest goal streak: 2 games (10/22-10/25: 2g, 2a; 11/20-11/21: 2g, 1a;
11/29-12/1: 2g, 0a; 1/21-1/23: 2g, 0a)… Longest assist streak: 2 games (10/8-10/10:
0g, 4a; 11/4-11/6: 0g, 2a; 11/12-11/14: 1g, 3a; 2/25-2/28: 0g, 3a; 3/6-3/7: 0g, 2a)…
Longest point streak: 3 games (10/7-10/10: 1g, 4a; 11/1-6: 2g, 2a; 1/21-1/31: 2g, 1a;
2/25-3/1: 1g, 2a; 3/6-3/10: 2g, 2a)… Multi-goal games: 2 (11/1 vs. TB: 2g, 0a; 3/10
at TB: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games: 4 (last: 2/28 vs. NSH: 0g, 3a)… Multi-point
games: 7 (last: 3/10 at TB: 2g, 0a).
CAREER
Is in his third NHL season with the Hurricanes… Signed a six-year contract extension
with Carolina on 8/8/12, which extends through the 2018-19 season… Drafted seventh
overall by the Hurricanes in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft… Represented Canada at the 2011
IIHF World Championship in Slovakia, where he ranked third on the team in scoring with
six points (3g, 3a) despite being the youngest player in the tournament… Notched three
goals and two assists (5 points) for Canada at the 2012 IIHF World Championship…
Also played for Canada at the 2009 U-18 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament, leading
the tournament with six goals, including two in the gold medal game against Russia…
Played for the gold-medal-winning Team Ontario at the 2009 World Under-17 Challenge,
scoring the game-winning goal against Russia in the championship final… 2007-08:
Totaled 109 points (65g, 44a) in 56 games for the Toronto Young Nats, prior to beginning
his major junior career… 2008-09: Notched 27 goals and 24 assists (51 points) in 63
games as a 16-year-old for Kitchener… Ranked fourth among OHL rookies in goals and
10th among rookies in points… Led Kitchener in goals and was third among Rangers
skaters in points… 2009-10: Ranked second in the OHL in goals (50) and tied for
seventh in the league in scoring (90 points) in his second OHL season… Was tied for
second in the league in power-play goals (21) and fourth in the OHL in game-winning
goals (9)… Was the only Canadian Hockey League (QMJHL, OHL, WHL) player in his
draft class to score 50 regular-season goals, and was the first Kitchener Ranger to score
50 goals in 23 years… Played for Team OHL at the Subway Super Series, netting a pair
of goals against Russia and earning Player of the Game honors… Was named MVP of
Team Orr at the 2010 Top Prospects Game after tallying a goal and an assist, and was
crowned the winner of the creative breakaway skills competition… Also skated in the
2010 OHL All-Star Game, netting a goal… Earned a season-high, nine-game point streak
from 2/5-2/25 (8g, 8a)… Had 15 multi-goal efforts, including two hat tricks (10/30 vs.
Erie, 2/20 at Owen Sound)…Notched two four-point games: 12/18 vs. Guelph (2g, 2a)
and 1/23 vs. Erie (1g, 3a)… Netted the game-winner with 11 seconds remaining in the
season finale vs. Owen Sound (3/12) for his 50th goal of the season… Ranked second
among league skaters in points (33) and tied for first in goals (20) during the 2010 OHL
playoffs, helping Kitchener advance to the Western Conference Final before falling to
eventual Memorial Cup champion Windsor in seven games… Was also first among
league skaters in playoff power-play goals… Earned his first career playoff hat trick
with three goals in Game 4 vs. London (4/7)… Was held off the score sheet in just three
of Kitchener’s 20 postseason contests… Completed his junior hockey career with 141
points (77g, 64a) and 106 penalty minutes in 127 regular-season games and 33 points
(20g, 13a) in 20 career OHL playoff games… 2010-11: Completed his first NHL season
with the Hurricanes… Won the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s top rookie, becoming the first
player in franchise history and the youngest player in NHL history to win the award…
Was also voted by his peers as the Sporting News Rookie of the Year… Ranked first
among NHL rookies in points (63), second in assists (32) and third in goals (31)… Was
tied for second among rookies in power-play assists (12) and power-play points (18)…
Led all NHL skaters in penalties drawn (45)… Was the youngest player to spend the
entire season in the NHL… Led Carolina in third-period goals (13)… Carolina was 20-4-2
when he scored a goal… Had 14 multi-point games… Earned an assist for Team Staal
in the 2011 NHL All-Star Game at the RBC Center (1/30), as he became the youngest
All-Star in NHL history (18 years, 259 days), breaking the record set by Steve Yzerman
(18 years, 267 days) in 1984… Made his NHL debut against MIN (10/7) in the first
game of the 2010 NHL Premiere in Helsinki… Became the third-youngest player in
NHL history to score in the shootout when he tallied the game-winner against Niklas
Backstrom (10/8)… Only younger shootout scorers were Sam Gagner (18 years, 76
days) and Sidney Crosby (18 years, 95 days)… Was the 13th player in NHL history to
score in the shootout before netting a regulation NHL goal… Earned his first NHL point
with an assist on Ruutu’s goal, and scored the game-winning goal in the shootout vs.
MIN (10/8)… With his assist, became the youngest player in franchise history to earn a
point (18 years, 145 days), breaking the mark set by Paul Lawless (18 years, 172 days)…
Took his first NHL penalty (interference) at OTT (10/14)… Beat Jonathan Bernier for his
first NHL goal at 14:39 of the second period at LA (10/20)… At 18 years, 157 days old,
he became the youngest player in franchise history to score a goal, breaking the mark
held by Paul Lawless (18 years, 181 days)… Was just the second 18-year-old to score
a goal in a Hurricanes sweater (Eric Staal, 10/23/03)… Had his first NHL multi-goal and
multi-point game with two goals and the primary assist on Erik Cole’s game-winner at
NYR (10/29)… Earned his first career multi-assist game and netted his sixth goal of
the season vs. EDM (11/9)… Was named NHL Rookie of the Month for January, after
tallying 14 points (9g, 5a) and a plus-6 rating in 14 games… Scored his 30th goal of
the season vs. DET (4/6), becoming the youngest player in franchise history and the
seventh-youngest player in NHL history to reach 30 goals (18 years, 325 days).
ERIC STAAL
12
Center • Shoots Left
6'4" • 205 lbs.
10/29/84 • Thunder Bay, Ont.
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/9/03; 3-1 L at FLA Point: 10/23/03; 2-0 W at BOS (goal)
Goal: 10/23/03; 2-0 W at BOS (Raycroft)
Goals: 4 (3/7/09; 9-3 W at TB)
Assists: 4-2x (Last: 11/9/10; 7-1 W vs. EDM)
Points: 6 (3/7/09; 9-3 W at TB)
Penalty Min: 26 (10/23/09; 5-4 L at COL)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA106410 14
BOS 32 141428 32
BUF 32 9 1827 24
CGY 7 437 6
CAR 0 000 0
CHI 7 246 2
COL 7 134 26
CAREER STATS
CBJ 7 134 2
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2000-01 PeterboroughOHL
63 19 3049 23
7 2 5 7 4
2001-02 PeterboroughOHL
56 23 3962 40
6 3 6 9 10
2002-03 (a) Peterborough OHL
66
39
59 98
36
7
9
5
14 6
2003-04 (b) Carolina
NHL
81
11 20 31 40
–
–
–
–
–
2004-05 LowellAHL
77 26 5177 88
11 2 8 10 12
2005-06 Carolina
NHL
82 45 55 10081
25 9 19 28 8
2006-07 Carolina
NHL
82 30 4070 68
– – – – –
2007-08 Carolina
NHL
82 38 4482 50
– – – – –
2008-09 Carolina
NHL
82 40 3575 50
18 105 15 4
2009-10 Carolina
NHL
70 29 4170 68
– – – – –
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
81 33 4376 72
– – – – –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
82 24 4670 48
– – – – –
642 250 324 574 477
43
19 24 43 12
(a) June 21, 2003—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. First Hurricanes pick, Second overall, first round.
(b) Oct. 6, 2003—Signed a multi-year contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
DAL 8 538 4
DET 8 077 6
EDM7 369 2
FLA 53 152439 32
LA 6 246 8
MIN 8 145 10
MTL 30 171734 24
NSH 8 145 6
NJ 324913 20
NYI 31 191231 10
NYR 32 8 1422 30
OTT 32 111829 22
PHI
32 101121 18
PHX 8 516 4
PIT
31 131730 28
STL 9 437 12
SJ 7 336 6
TB
53 293160 42
TOR 30 141933 18
VAN 7 246 2
WSH 54 243256 41
WPG 54 233255 26
PERSONAL
Eric and his wife, Tanya, have two sons: Parker (3) and Levi (1)… They spend
their summers in Thunder Bay, Ontario… His brothers Jordan and Jared are also
members of the Hurricanes’ organization… His brother Marc plays for the NY
Rangers… Eric hosts underprivileged children in his suite at Hurricanes home
games as part of his “Eric’s Entourage” initiative… He also was involved with
the launch of Raleigh’s Hockey is For Everyone team, the Capital City Crew, as he
donated equipment for the squad… In addition to his charitable efforts in Raleigh,
he is part of a group of hockey players from Thunder Bay who host a charity golf
tournament there annually benefiting the Northern Cancer Research Fund… Eric’s
first youth team was the Wallace Repair orange team in Norwest Minor Hockey
and the players he emulated growing up were Joe Sakic and Wayne Gretzky… His
most prized possessions are his Stanley Cup ring and Olympic gold medal… Eric’s
first job was working on his family’s sod farm… His biggest hockey influences
were his parents and his favorite team growing up was Toronto… His favorite
food is Chinese and the British Virgin Islands are his favorite places to visit… His
favorite book is Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand… Eric’s biggest talent outside of
hockey is beach volleyball… His favorite movies are the Jason Bourne films and
his favorite TV show is Modern Family… His iPod is full of “pretty much anything
country”… The celebrity he would most like to meet is Rory McIlroy… He wears
number 12 because it was his dad’s number… His favorite former teammate is
Andrew Ladd… His most memorable goal was his series-clincher with 32 seconds
remaining in regulation in Game 7 of the 2009 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals at
New Jersey… Eric’s favorite thing to do in the Triangle is to enjoy time outdoors
with his sons… His favorite road arena is the Bell Centre in Montreal, and his
favorite road city is New York.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his eighth NHL season with the Hurricanes… Led the team in goals (24),
assists (46) and points (70)… It marked the fifth time in his eight-year career that he
led Carolina in scoring and his seventh consecutive 70-point season… Ranked fifth
among NHL forwards in average ice time per game (21:32), was tied for fourth in the
NHL in shorthanded goals (3) and was 21st in points (70)… Was one of four Hurricanes
to skate in all 82 games… Also led Carolina in shots (262), power-play goals (7), powerplay assists (16), power-play points (23), shorthanded goals (3), shorthanded assists
(2) and shorthanded points (5)… Was selected by his teammates as the winner of the
Steve Chiasson Award and Carolina’s nominee for the King Clancy Trophy… Was named
team MVP by the Carolina chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers’ Association…
Had 34 points (13g, 21a) and a plus-3 plus/minus rating in 31 games after the NHL AllStar Break (51 gp, 11-25-36, -23 prior to break)… Carolina was 11-2-4 when he scored a
goal… Earned his first points of the season with two power-play goals and an assist on
Jokinen’s game-tying goal at WSH (10/8)… Scored a power-play goal at BOS (10/18)…
Was awarded a penalty shot – the sixth of his career (3-for-6) – vs. CHI (10/28) but
was stopped by Corey Crawford… Scored the game-winning goal and added an assist
vs. PIT (11/12)…Had two assists vs. TOR (11/20) for his first multi-assist game of the
season… Tied season high with three points (2g, 1a) at CGY (12/6)… Had three points
(2g, 1a), including the game-winning goal in overtime, vs. TOR (12/29)… Played in his
600th NHL/Hurricanes game and had two assists at TB (12/31)… Had three points
(1g, 2a) vs. BUF (1/6)… Collected a season-high three assists to pass Rod Brind’Amour
(299) for second in franchise history in assists, at TB (1/12)… Scored the game-winning
goal at BOS (2/2)… Had a goal and an assist and was (+2) at COL (2/10)… Had three
points (2g, 1a) at MTL (2/13), his second consecutive multi-point game… Totaled three
points (2g, 1a), including a shorthanded goal vs. WSH (2/20)… With the shorthanded
goal, passed Dave Tippett to become the franchise’s all-time leader in that category…
Scored a power play goal and had two assists vs. NSH (2/28)… Earned two assists
vs. TB (3/3) for his third consecutive multi-point game… Assisted on Tlusty’s goal at
WSH (3/6) to set a new franchise record for longest assist streak (11 games)… It was
the longest assist streak in the NHL during the 2011-12 season… Also established a
new Carolina record (since relocation) for longest point streak (12 games)… Collected
three points (2g, 1a) at WPG (3/18)… Scored two goals vs. FLA (3/21), his second
consecutive multi-goal game… Scored his 250th career goal vs. WPG (3/30)… Scored
the game-deciding goal in the shootout vs. MTL (4/5)… Longest goal streak: 3
games (2/8-2/13: 4g, 2a)… Longest assist streak: 11 games (2/10-3/6: 6g, 14a)…
Longest point streak: 12 games (2/8-3/6: 7g, 14a)… Multi-goal games: 7 (last:
3/21 vs. FLA: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games: 10 (last: 3/24 at DET: 0g, 2a)… Multipoint games: 19 (last: 3/24 at DET: 0g, 2a).
CAREER
Is in his ninth NHL season with the Hurricanes… Was named the 13th captain in
franchise history on Jan. 20, 2010… Signed a seven-year extension with the team on
Sept. 11, 2008, that goes through the 2015-16 season… Has appeared in four NHL AllStar Games, and is the only player in franchise history to appear in the event four
consecutive times… Has been involved with Canada in major international competition
four times… Won a gold medal as a member of Team Canada at the 2010 Winter
Olympics in Vancouver, earning six points (1g, 5a) in seven games… With his Olympic
gold medal, became the 23rd player in history to enter the “Triple Gold Club” (Olympic
gold, Stanley Cup, World Championship), and the first active Hurricane to win Olympic
gold… Also has international experience as a reserve for the 2006 Winter Olympic
Games in Torino, Italy, as a member of the gold-medal-winning Canadian team at the
2007 IIHF World Championship and as a member of the silver-medal-winning team at
the 2008 IIHF World Championship… Selected by the franchise with the second overall
pick in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft… Was the top-rated North American skater in the
NHL’s Central Scouting Registry for the 2003 Entry Draft… 2000-01: Ranked third for
Peterborough in scoring with 49 points (19g, 30a) in his rookie OHL season… Played for
Team Ontario in the U-17 World Championship in Nova Scotia… Won gold with Canada’s
under-18 team at the 2001 Six Nations Tournament in the Czech Republic… 2001-02:
Ranked third on Peterborough in scoring with 62 points (23g, 39a) in 56 games… Was
named to the OHL’s Eastern Conference All-Star team for the CHL All-Star Weekend…
Served as an alternate captain for the Canadian under-18 national team at the 2002
U-18 World Championship… 2002-03: Led Peterborough and ranked seventh in the
OHL in scoring with 98 points (39g, 59a) in 66 games… Was sixth in the OHL in goals
(39)… Notched 14 points (9g, 5a) in seven playoff games for the Petes… Was named
a 2002-03 Canadian Hockey League (CHL) First-Team All-Star… Participated in the CHL
Home Hardware Top Prospects Game Jan. 22 in Kitchener, Ont… Played for the OHL
Eastern Conference All-Stars for the second consecutive season in the CHL All-Star
Series… Was an alternate captain for Peterborough… 2003-04: Completed his rookie
NHL season, making the jump from junior hockey straight to the NHL in his draft year…
Was tied for ninth among NHL rookies in scoring (31), tied for 12th in goals (11), tied for
ninth in assists (20) and fourth in shots (164)… Had a five-game assist streak from Oct.
23-Nov.1 (1g, 5a) – the longest assist streak by an NHL rookie that season… Participated
in the NHL YoungStars Game at the NHL All-Star Weekend in St. Paul, Minn., on Feb. 7,
scoring the game’s first goal for the Eastern Conference… Made his NHL debut at FLA
(10/9), 20 days before his 19th birthday… Recorded his first NHL penalty, tripping, vs.
FLA (10/13)… Scored his first NHL goal – the game-winner – when he beat Bruins
netminder Andrew Raycroft 1:57 into the game and earned his first NHL assist when he
set up Jeff O’Neill 12:47 into the third period at BOS (10/23)… Scored his first career
overtime goal and had an assist vs. LA (11/8)… Scored the first shorthanded goal of his
career vs. ATL (1/18)… Missed his first NHL game with a torso injury at PIT (3/19)… Led
the NHL in goals during the preseason with seven… 2004-05: Spent the entire season
with Lowell (AHL), establishing new Lock Monsters franchise records in points (77),
assists (51), plus/minus (+37) and shorthanded goals (7) in a season… Led AHL in
shorthanded goals and plus/minus… Had a team record 12-game point streak (1/51/30: 5g, 15a)… In one season, equaled Lock Monsters career record for shorthanded
goals (7)… Ranked 10th in AHL in points… Earned an assist for the Canadian All-Stars
in 2005 AHL All-Star Classic… Was second on team in scoring (10 points) and led the
team in assists (8) and shots (37) in 11 Calder Cup Playoff games… Scored gamewinning goal in 3-2 Game 5 win against Hartford in the Atlantic Division Semifinal
(4/28)… 2005-06: Ranked sixth in the NHL in points (100), eighth in the NHL in goals
(45) and tied for eighth in power-play goals (19)… Led Carolina in goals (45), assists
(55), points (100) and shots (279)… Was named MVP by the Carolina chapter of the
Professional Hockey Writers Association… Began the season with a four-game goal
streak (10/5-10/12: 5g, 3a), one game short of the franchise record (Kevin Dineen, five
CAREER CONTINUED
games, 1990-91)… Earned his first career hat trick vs. PHI (10/28)… Celebrated his
21st birthday with a career-high four assists at PIT (10/29)… Was named NHL Offensive
Player of the Week on Oct. 31 for the week of 10/24-10/30… Was named NHL Offensive
Player of the Month for October on Nov. 1… Was the first player to be named Player of
the Month for the franchise since Mike Rogers earned the honor in Dec. 1980… Had his
then-career-high 10-game scoring streak (10/20-11/11: 7g, 13a) snapped vs. ATL
(11/12)… Played in his 100th NHL/Hurricanes game at NYR (11/19)… Scored his 25th
goal of the season in the team’s 34th game, becoming the fastest player to 25 goals in
franchise history… Reached the 50-point mark in the team’s 35th game, tying the
franchise record for fastest player to reach 50 points in a single season (Mike Rogers in
1980-81: 35 games)… Returned after taking a high stick to the mouth in first period to
score his second career hat trick and earn an assist on John Deere hat day at the RBC
Center vs. STL (1/15)… Named NHL Offensive Player of the Week for the second time
of the season for the period ending Jan. 15 (3gp, 3g, 4a, +3)… Reached the 30-goal
mark for the first time in his career with the game-winner vs. NYI (1/19)… Netted a pair
of goals and earned an assist at MTL (1/31) to reach the 100-point plateau in his NHL
career… Was named NHL Offensive Player of the Week for the period ending March 5
after tallying three goals and four assists (7 points) in Carolina’s three games March
1-4… Scored his 40th goal of the season and earned an assist at MTL (3/16)… Had his
first NHL fight when he scrapped with Jeff Halpern vs. WSH (4/3)… With a goal and an
assist at TB (4/15), he became the first player to reach 100 points in a season for the
franchise… Completed his first NHL playoff season… Ranked first in the league in
points (28 points), first in assists (19), first in power-play goals (7), first in power-play
assists (10), first in power-play points (17) and first in shots (87)… Had points in 20 of
Carolina’s 25 playoff games… Had a 15-game point streak from April 24 through May
28 (7g, 13a), establishing a new franchise playoff record… Established franchise
playoff records for assists (19), points (28) and shots (87) in a single playoff year…
Made his NHL playoff debut in Game 1 vs. MTL (4/22)… Matched John Anderson’s
franchise record for assists in a playoff game with four helpers in Game 2 vs. MTL
(4/24)… His assist on Brind’Amour’s first power-play goal was his first career NHL
playoff point… Netted his first career playoff goal, beating Cristobal Huet for the
overtime winner in Game 3 at MTL (4/26)… Scored a goal to tie the game with three
seconds remaining in the third period of Game 2 vs. NJ (5/9) to force overtime…
Scored a pair of power-play goals and assisted on Whitney’s goal in Game 5 vs. EDM
(6/14)… 2006-07: Was third on the team in goals (30), assists (40) and points (70)…
Led the team and ranked 14th in the NHL in shots (288)… Was tied for the team lead in
power-play goals (12)… Was one of four Hurricanes to play in all 82 games… Notched
his third career hat trick including the game-winning goal vs. DAL (11/18)… Played his
200th NHL game vs. FLA (12/23)… Tied with Atlanta’s Marian Hossa for first place in
the Shooting Accuracy contest at the 2007 Dodge Nitro/NHL SuperSkills competition,
hitting all four targets in five shots… Played in his first NHL All-Star Game on Jan. 24 in
Dallas, scoring a goal for the Eastern Conference… Earned his 100th NHL/Hurricanes
assist at MTL (2/6)… Reached the 30-goal mark for the second consecutive season
and earned his 200th career NHL point with an assist vs. FLA (4/7)… 2007-08: Ranked
tied for 11th in the NHL in goals (38), tied for 11th in power-play goals (14) and eighth in
shots (310)… Ranked first on the team and tied for 15th in the NHL in scoring (82
points)… Was named the team’s Most Valuable Player by the Carolina chapter of the
Professional Hockey Writers Association… Was the only Hurricane to play in all 82
games… Led Carolina in goals (38), assists (44), power-play goals (14), power-play
points (35), game-winning goals (7), shots (310), takeaways (56), and total time on ice
(1,774 mins.)… Led the Hurricanes in multi-goal games (4), multi-assist games (10) and
multi-point games (23)… Beat Huet for his first career penalty shot goal vs. MTL
(10/26) on his second career penalty shot attempt… Scored his 100th career NHL goal
with a first-period tally vs. TB (11/23), making him the sixth-fastest player to reach 100
goals in franchise history (268 games)… Earned his fourth career hat trick with three
third-period goals, including a power-play, penalty-shot goal against Garon vs. EDM
(1/18)… Was named Most Valuable Player of the 2008 NHL All-Star Game, scoring a
pair of goals and assisting on the game-winner as the Eastern Conference defeated the
West 8-7 at Philips Arena in Atlanta (1/27)… Played his 300th career NHL game at PIT
(2/2)… Scored the Hurricanes’ first goal, earned two assists and broke the Hurricanes
record for shots in a game with 12 vs. ATL (3/28)… Had points in 11 of the final 15
games of the season (3/1-4/4: 8g, 16a)… 2008-09: Ranked tied for fifth in the NHL in
goals (40) and tied for seventh in the league in game-winning goals (8)… Was tied for
eighth in the NHL in power-play goals (14) and was second in shots (372)… Was first
on the team in goals (40), power-play goals (14), game-winning goals (8), shots (372)
and plus/minus (+15) and second among Hurricanes in points (75) and assists (35tied)… Was one of only two Hurricanes to play in all 82 games… Was selected by his
teammates as Carolina’s nominee for the King Clancy Trophy, honoring leadership and
commitment to the community… The Hurricanes were 22-3-2 when he scored a
goal… Reached the 40-goal mark for the second time in his career… Notched his fifth
career hat trick with three goals, including the game-winner, vs. PHX (11/21)…
Recorded his 300th career NHL point with his first of two goals at PHI (12/11)… Earned
his sixth-career hat trick with three third-period goals at ATL (12/26), matching the
franchise record for goals in one period… Played in his 300th consecutive regularseason game vs. BUF (1/17)… Represented the Eastern Conference in his third
consecutive All-Star Game on Jan. 25, extending his All-Star goal streak to three
games with a first-period tally… Established career highs and matched franchise
records for goals and points in a game with four goals and two assists at TB (3/7)… It
marked the first time a player had scored four goals in a game for the franchise since
Ron Francis did so on 2/12/84 vs. EDM, and the first time a player had notched six points
since Francis had three goals and three assists on 10/8/89 at QUE… Played his 400th
career NHL game vs. NYI (3/20)… Set a franchise record with his fourth hat trick of the
season, earning four points total (3g, 1a) vs. NYI (4/7)… Skated in all 18 of the
Hurricanes’ playoff games contests, ranking first on the team and sixth in the NHL in
playoff goals (10)… Ranked first on the team and tied for ninth in the NHL in playoff
scoring (15 points)… Matched his playoff career high with two goals had an assist in
Game 6 vs. NJ (4/26)… Netted the game-winning goal with 32 seconds remaining in
Game 7 at NJ (4/28), the latest regulation game-winner in a Game 7 in NHL history…
Scored a pair of goals in Game 4 vs. BOS (5/8) to move past Ron Francis (39 points) for
first in franchise history in playoff scoring… 2009-10: Led the Hurricanes in points (70),
assists (41), power-play goals (13) and shots (277)… Was second on the team in goals
(29)… Also led Carolina in multi-goal games (5) and multi-point games (17) and was
tied for first in multi-assist games (10)… Ranked tied for 26th in the NHL in scoring (70
points), tied for sixth in power-play goals (13) and 13th in shots (277), despite missing
12 games… Had 65 points in his final 57 games after returning from injury (26g, 39a)…
Left the game at BOS (10/3) after being struck by a puck, but returned after receiving
more than 20 stitches and scored his first goal of the season… Missed the game at FLA
(11/4) with an upper-body injury, ending his consecutive games played streak at 349…
The streak ranked second in franchise history, behind Dave Tippett’s 419-game streak
from March 3, 1984-Oct. 7, 1989… Including the playoffs, he had played in 392
consecutive games for Carolina… Earned his 200th career NHL assist, vs. WSH
(11/30)… Earned five points in a single game for the second time in his NHL career with
two goals and three assists at WSH (12/28)… Was named the 13th captain in franchise
history on Jan. 20… Earned his ninth career hat trick in his first game as team captain,
at ATL (1/21)… Scored a goal and added an assist vs. NYI (1/28) to reach 400 career
points in his 450th career NHL game… Had a then-career-long, 11-game point streak
from 1/16-2/5 (10g, 7a)… With his assist at ATL (3/29), passed Jeff O’Neill (416) for
fourth in franchise history in points… Earned four points, including two goals and two
assists, and was (+4) at TB (4/6)… On hat giveaway night, netted his 10th career hat
trick, passing Ron Francis for first in franchise history in that category, and earned a pair
of assists vs. MTL (4/8)… Was named the NHL’s Second Star of the Week for the week
ending 4/11, after notching nine points (5g, 4a) in the final three games (4/6-4/10)…
Missed 12 games due to injury/personal reasons… 2010-11: Led the Hurricanes in
goals (33), assists (43) and points (76)… Ranked tied for 11th in the NHL in scoring (76
points), tied for 12th in goals (33)… Was tied for seventh in the NHL in power-play goals
(12) and game-winning goals (8) and tied for 10th in shorthanded goals (3)… Matched
his career high with four assists vs. EDM (11/9)… Notched his 11th career hat trick,
including his 200th NHL goal, and added a pair of helpers for a five-point game vs. OTT
(11/17)… Played in his 500th career NHL game and netted his 10th goal of the season
vs. WSH (11/24)… Earned his 12th career hat trick and second of the season with a
natural hat trick vs. ANA (12/18)… Was named the NHL’s Third Star of the Week for the
week ending 12/19, after totaling five points (4g, 1a) in three Hurricanes victories…
With his assist vs. NJ (1/1), passed Andrew Cassels (253) for fourth in franchise history
in assists… Scored his 20th goal of the season at FLA (1/7), making him the third player
in franchise history to score 20 or more goals in six consecutive seasons… Scored a
shorthanded goal and added a pair of assists vs. TB (1/15) to pass Rod Brind’Amour (473
points) for first in Hurricanes history (since relocation) and third in franchise history in
scoring… Had points in eight consecutive games from 1/1-1/15 (4g, 6a), the team’s
season-long streak… Netted a pair of goals in the 2011 NHL All-Star Game at the RBC
Center (1/30), extending his All-Star goal-scoring streak to four games… Served as
captain for “Team Staal” during NHL All-Star Weekend, as his team won the Honda NHL
SuperSkills (1/29) before falling 11-10 in the NHL All-Star Game (1/30)… Was named
the NHL’s First Star of the Week for the week ending 1/31 after scoring four points (2g,
2a) in a pair of Carolina wins… Scored his 30th goal at TB (3/25)… Scored his 10th
career shorthanded goal at NYI (4/2), tying him for second in franchise history in that
category… Earned his 500th career NHL point with the Hurricanes’ only goal vs. BUF
(4/3)… Missed one game due to injury (upper-body: 2/26).
FRANCHISE IMPACT
Highest draft pick: On June 22, 2003, matched Sylvain Turgeon
(1983) and Chris Pronger (1993) as the highest draft pick taken in
franchise history, second overall in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft.
Consistency: Has recorded 20 goals or more in each of the last
seven seasons, and is the only player in franchise history to record six
consecutive 25-goal seasons.
Durability: Including the playoffs, has missed just 14 games in his
NHL career, playing in 98 percent of Carolina’s games since the start
of the 2003-04 season.
National exposure: Has been featured in major publications including
GQ, Sports Illustrated, ESPN The Magazine, The New York Times, FHM
and USA Today and was on the cover of the EA Sports video game
NHL 08.
Consecutive All-Star appearances: Appeared in four consecutive
All-Star Games from 2007-2011, becoming the first player in franchise
history to do so. Served as captain of “Team Staal” at the 2011 NHL
All-Star Game in Raleigh, and has scored at least one goal in each of
his four All-Star Games.
Triple Gold Club: With his Olympic gold medal in 2010, became the
23rd player in history to enter the “Triple Gold Club” (Olympic gold,
Stanley Cup, World Championship), and the first active Hurricane to
win Olympic gold.
All-Star Game MVP: Was the first player in franchise history to
earn All-Star Game Most Valuable Player honors after scoring a pair
of goals and assisting on Marc Savard’s game-winner, as the Eastern
Conference defeated the Western Conference 8-7 at the 2008 All-Star
Game at Philips Arena in Atlanta.
FRANCHISE RECORDS:
* Goals in a game: 4 in a 9-3 victory at Tampa Bay on March 7,
2009, matching the record held by Ron Francis and Jordy Douglas
* Points in a game: 6 in a 9-3 victory at Tampa Bay on March 7,
2009, matching the record held by Ron Francis and Paul Lawless
* Shots in a game: 12 in a 7-1 win vs. Atlanta on March 28, 2008
* Hat tricks in a season: 4, set during the 2008-09 season
* Assist streak: 11 games, established from Feb. 10 - March 6,
2012 (6g, 14a)
* Consecutive 30-goal seasons: 4, 2005-06 through 2008-09,
matching Blaine Stoughton’s record
* Consecutive 25-goal seasons: 6, 2005-06 through 2010-11,
breaking Kevin Dineen’s record
* Goals in a period: 3, a franchise mark he tied two more times
during the 2008-09 season, most recently March 7, 2009
* Goals by a center (season): 45 goals in 2005-06 broke record
set by Mike Rogers (44) in 1979-80
* Fastest to 50 points in a season: 35 games in 2005-06, tied
Mike Rogers’ mark set in 1980-81
* Fastest to 25 goals in a season: 34 games in 2005-06, broke
Blaine Stoughton’s mark set in 1981-82 (35 games)
* Assists in a playoff game: 4 in a 6-5 double-overtime loss
to Montreal on April 24, 2006, tying John Anderson’s record set on
April 12, 1986
* Assists in a playoff season: 19 in 2006, broke Ron Francis’
record (10) set in 2002
* Points in a playoff season: 28 in 2006, broke Ron Francis’ record
(16) set in 2002
* Shots in a playoff season: 87 in 2006, broke Jeff O’Neill’s record
(72) set in 2002
* Point streak in a playoff season: 15 games, established from
April 24-May 28, 2006 (7g, 13a)
* Hat tricks, career: 12, passed Ron Francis for first in franchise
history with a hat trick on April 8, 2010, vs. Montreal
* Shorthanded goals, career: 13, passed Dave Tippett for first in
franchise history on March 20, 2012, vs. Washington.
* Playoff points, career: 43, passed Ron Francis for first in
franchise history in playoff scoring during the 2009 playoffs
* Playoff goals, career: 19, passed Rod Brind’Amour for first in
franchise history in playoff goals during the 2009 playoffs
JORDAN STAAL
11
Acquired: 6/22/12, Trade with PIT
6'4" • 220 lbs.
2011-12 Team: Pittsburgh
Drafted: Pittsburgh 2006 (1-2-1)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/5/06; 4-0 PIT W vs. PHI
Point: 10/12/06; 6-5 PIT W vs. NYR (goal)
Goal: 10/12/06; 6-5 PIT W vs. NYR (Lundqvist)
Shootout Stats: 0 attempts, 0 goals (0%),
Goals: 3-2x (Last: 11/11/08; 7-6 PIT OT W at DET)
Assists: 3-2x (Last: 4/2/11; 4-2 PIT W at FLA)
Points: 4 (11/11/08; 7-6 PIT OT W at DET)
Penalty Min: 17 (11/27/09; 3-2 PIT L at NYI)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA6 235 2
BOS 224913 14
BUF 218614 4
CGY 4 123 2
CAR 215510 16
CHI 5 224 2
COL 6 448 2
CAREER STATS
CBJ 6 213 0
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
DAL 6 336 6
YEAR
TEAM
2004-05 Peterborough OHL
66 9 1928 29
14 5 5 10 16
2005-06 (a) Peterborough
OHL
68
28
40 68 69
19
10 6
16 16
2006-07 Pittsburgh
NHL
81 29 1342 24
5 3 0 3 2
2007-08 Pittsburgh
NHL
82 12 1628 55
20 6 1 7 14
2008-09 Pittsburgh
NHL
82 22 2749 37
24 4 5 9 8
2009-10 Pittsburgh NHL
82 21284957 1132 5 6
2010-11 Pittsburgh
NHL
42 11 1930 24
7 1 2 3 2
2011-12 (b) Pittsburgh
NHL
62 25 2550 34
6 6 3 9 2
431 120 128 248 231
73
23 13 36 34
DET 8 437 4
(a) June 24, 2006—Selected by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. 1st Penguins pick, 2nd overall, 1st round.
(b) June 22, 2012—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Brandon Sutter, Brian Dumoulin
and a first-round selection in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft (Derrick Pouliot).
OTT 19 6 1117 4
EDM5 145 4
FLA 203912 8
LA 6 415 2
MIN 6 112 9
MTL 213710 2
NSH 4 213 2
NJ
36 105 15 18
NYI 377815 35
NYR 36 8 1119 28
PHI 36 116 17 14
PHX 5 022 6
PIT 0 000 0
STL 4 112 0
SJ 6 022 4
TB 216814 8
TOR 197512 12
VAN 4 022 0
WSH21617 21
WPG209514 2
PERSONAL
Jordan and his wife, Heather, were married on June 22, 2012, the same day that
he was traded to the Hurricanes… His brother Eric was drafted by the Hurricanes
in 2003 and serves as the team’s captain… His brother Jared is also a member
of the Hurricanes organization, and his brother Marc plays for the NY Rangers…
Jordan was involved with the Pittsburgh Kids Foundation while a member of the
Penguins, and did a mission trip to Haiti with the organization in the summer of
2012… Jordan says his parents had the biggest influence on his career, and his
favorite player growing up was Joe Thornton… His first youth team was the
Norwest Super Squirts and his first job was working on his father’s sod farm…
Jordan’s favorite television show is Family Guy, favorite movie is Gladiator and
favorite food is pierogies… His preferred vacation spot is “a beach” and his favorite
Triangle restaurant is Nina’s… Jordan enjoys watching football and is a fan of the
Pittsburgh Steelers… His favorite athlete outside of hockey is Tiger Woods… His
favorite website is nhl.com and favorite video game is Modern Warfare 3… The
celebrity Jordan would most like to meet is Denzel Washington… His favorite
holiday is Christmas… He’s worn No. 11 his entire life, and chose is because it was
close to the No. 12 that both his father and his brother, Eric, wear… His favorite
road city is Boston, favorite road arena is Bell Centre and favorite team to play
against is Philadelphia… His most memorable hockey moment was winning the
Stanley Cup with the Penguins in 2009.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his sixth NHL season with Pittsburgh, totaling a career-high 50 points
despite appearing in only 62 games… His 25 goals ranked tied for fourth among
Penguins skaters and were the most since his rookie campaign in 2006-07 (29)…
Ranked second among Penguins forwards in shorthanded minutes per game
(2:38)… Was tied for first on the team and fourth in the NHL in shorthanded goals
(3)… Was also tied for fourth in the NHL in shorthanded points (5)… Penguins
penalty kill ranked in the top five for the second consecutive season (3rd, 87.8%)…
Served as an alternate captain for Pittsburgh… Finished second among Penguins
forwards in ice time per game (20:03)… Won 51.0 percent of his face-offs, the
first time in his career that he was over 50 percent for the season… Had 29
points (10g, 19a) in the final 28 games of the season… Recorded his 200th career
NHL point at CGY (10/8)… Scored his 100th career NHL goal vs. NJ (10/22)…
Scored a pair of goals including a shorthanded tally at CAR (11/12)… Had his
second consecutive multi-point game with a goal and an assist vs. COL (11/15)…
Played in his 400th career NHL game vs. CAR (12/27)… Found the net in three
consecutive games from 12/23-12/29… Had points in 13 of 14 games from 2/153/17 (6g, 11a), including a career-long 10-game point streak from 2/25-3/17 (3g,
10a)… Had multi-assist efforts in consecutive games to close the regular season,
vs. NYR (4/5) and vs. PHI (4/7)… Games missed due to injury: 20 (10/29-11/3;
12/10; 12/16-12/16; 1/7-2/7)… Longest goal streak: 3 games (12/23-12/29;
2/15-2/19)… Longest assist streak: 10 games (2/25-3/17: 3g, 10a)… Longest
point streak: 10 games (2/25-3/17: 3g, 10a)… Multi-goal games: 3 (last: 2/25
vs. TB: 2g, 1a)… Multi-assist games: 2 (last: 4/7 vs. PHI: 0g, 2a)… Multi-point
games: 10 (last: 4/7 vs. PHI: 0g, 2a).
2012 PLAYOFFS
Completed his sixth NHL playoff season, leading the Penguins in goals (6) and
points (9) during Pittsburgh’s six-game opening round loss to Philadelphia… Netted
a pair of goals in Game 3 at PHI (4/15)… Recorded his first career playoff hat trick in
Game 4 at PHI (4/18)… Had a goal and an assist in Game 5 vs. PHI (4/20).
CAREER
Is in his seventh NHL season and first with the Hurricanes… Acquired by the
Hurricanes from Pittsburgh on 6/22/12 in exchange for Brandon Sutter, Brian
Dumoulin and a first-round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft (Derrick Pouliot)…
Signed a 10-year contract extension with the Hurricanes on 7/1/12, which begins
with the 2012-13 season and goes through 2022-23… Selected by the Penguins
with the second overall pick in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft… Nominated for the
Calder Trophy (rookie of the year) in 2006 and the Selke Trophy (best defensive
forward) in 2010… Played in a Penguins-franchise-record 358 consecutive games
including playoffs (328, Ron Schock) from 12/7/06-4/30/10… His 302-game,
regular-season, games-played streak ranks second in Penguins history (313,
Schock)… Represented Canada at the 2007 IIHF World Championships along with
his brother, Eric, earning a pair of assists and winning a goal medal… Was also
invited to Canada’s orientation camp for the 2010 Olympic Games… 2004-05:
Completed his first season with Peterborough of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL),
the same team his brother, Eric, played for in junior hockey… Earned 28 points (9g,
19a) in 66 regular-season games as a 16-year-old for the Petes… Was third on
the team in playoff goals with six, totaling 10 points in 14 postseason contests…
2005-06: Scored 68 points (28g, 40a) in 68 games for Peterborough… Tied for
eighth in the OHL in game-winning goals (7)… Selected to play in the 2006 OHL
All-Star Game, earning a pair of assists in the contest… Was second among
Petes skaters with 10 goals and totaled 16 points (10g, 6a) in 19 playoff games as
Peterborough captured the OHL championship… The Petes lost just three of their
19 games en route to the title and a berth in the 2006 Memorial Cup… 2006-07:
Completed his rookie NHL season with the Penguins in his draft year, totaling 42
points (29g, 13a) in 81 games… Ranked second among league rookies in goals
(29), trailing only teammate Evgeni Malkin… Established an NHL rookie record
with seven shorthanded goals… Also established an NHL record for shooting
percentage by a rookie (22.1%), leading all NHL players in that category… Ranked
first among Penguins skaters and tied for second among NHL rookies in plus/minus
(+16)… Was seventh on the team and sixth among NHL rookies in points (42)…
Was a finalist for the Calder Trophy as the league’s top rookie… Named to the
NHL’s All-Rookie Team… Made his NHL debut vs. PHI (10/5)… Scored his first
NHL goal, a shorthanded tally against Henrik Lundqvist, vs. NYR (10/12)… Scored
a pair of shorthanded goals vs. CBJ (10/21) to become the youngest player in NHL
history to net two shorthanded goals in a game… One of those two goals was
on a penalty shot, as he also became the youngest player to score on a penalty
shot… Was the first NHL player since 1982 to score his first three NHL goals
shorthanded… Netted his 20th goal of the season vs. PHI (2/8), becoming the
third-youngest player in NHL history to reach the 20-goal mark, trailing only Ted
Lindsay and Sidney Crosby… Was plus or even in 25 consecutive games from
12/15-2/10… Became the youngest player in NHL history (18 years, 153 days) to
record a hat trick when he netted three goals, including the overtime winner, vs.
TOR (2/10)… Appeared in his first Stanley Cup playoffs, tying Sidney Crosby for
the team lead in playoff goals with three as the Penguins dropped a five-game
series to Ottawa… Notched a goal in his playoff debut in Game 1 vs. OTT (4/11),
becoming the fifth-youngest player in NHL history to score a playoff goal… 200708: Finished the regular-season with 28 points (12g, 16a) in 82 games, and was
tied for third among Penguins skaters in game-winning goals (4)… Scored seven
of his last nine goals on the road… Had a season-high three points (2g, 1a) vs.
TB (1/10)… Appeared in all 20 of Pittsburgh’s Stanley Cup playoff games as the
Penguins won the Eastern Conference championship before falling to Detroit
in the Stanley Cup Final… Was tied for third on the team in playoff goals (6)…
Ranked fourth on the team in hits (45) and led Penguins forwards in shorthanded
ice time per game (3:16) in the playoffs… Netted the game-winning goal in Game
CAREER CONTINUED
2 of the conference semifinals vs. NYR (4/27)… Scored two third-period goals
in Game 4 vs. PHI (5/15)… 2008-09: Set then-career-highs in assists (27) and
points (49), adding 22 goals… Led Penguins forwards and ranked second on the
team in shorthanded ice time per game (3:31)… Ended the regular season on a
then-career-high, six-game scoring streak (4/1-4/11: 2g, 6a)… Posted his second
career hat trick and set a single-game high in points with three goals and an assist
at DET (11/11), scoring all three goals in the third period, assisting on the gamewinning overtime goal… Netted his 50th career goal at OTT (12/6)… Recorded
his first multi-assist game with a pair of helpers vs. NYI (12/11)… At 20 years,
111 days, became the youngest player in NHL history to play in his 200th game
(Patrick Marleau – 20 years, 115 days), vs. BOS (12/30)… Earned his 100th career
point with an assist vs. SJ (2/11)… Tallied his 50th career assist vs. BOS (3/11)…
Totaled nine playoff points (4g, 5a) including a pair of critical goals during the
Stanley Cup Final in helping the Penguins capture the 2009 Stanley Cup title…
Matched against opposing teams’ top forward combination, he held Philadelphia’s
Jeff Carter to one goal in the Penguins six-game, opening-round series against
Philadelphia, and brother Eric to one goal in the Eastern Conference Final… Scored
a shorthanded goal to tie Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final vs. DET (6/4), with
the Penguins trying to avoid a three-games-to-one series deficit… Netted the
first goal of the game in Pittsburgh’s Game 5 victory vs. DET (6/9)… 2009-10:
Matched his then-career-high with 49 points (21g, 28a), skating in all 82 games
for Pittsburgh and establishing his career-high in assists (28)… It marked the third
consecutive season in which he played in all 82 games… Led the Penguins with a
career-best, plus-19 rating… Also led Pittsburgh in shorthanded ice time per game
(3:20)… Was a finalist for the Selke Trophy as the NHL’s top defensive forward…
Voted by his peers as the team’s Player’s Player, an award given to the player that
best exemplifies leadership for the team, both on and off the ice… Earned a singlegame, career-high three assists at EDM (1/14)… Became the youngest player (21
years, 140 days) in NHL history to appear in 300 games, vs. OTT (1/28)… Skated
in 11 Stanley Cup playoff games, totaling three goals and two assists (5 points)…
Earned two assists in the series-clinching Game 6 victory at OTT (4/24)… Saw his
358-game (including playoffs) consecutive games streak end when a laceration
on his foot sidelined him for two games (5/2-5/4)… Scored the last Penguins’ goal
ever at Mellon Arena with a tally in Game 7 vs. MTL (5/12)… 2010-11: Totaled 11
goals and 19 assists (30 points) in a career-low 42 games… Missed the first 40
games of the season due to foot and hand injuries… Was a key part of Pittsburgh’s
top-ranked penalty kill (86.1%), the first time in team history that the Penguins led
the NHL in that category… Was preparing to return to action from his foot injury
when he suffered a fracture in his hand after being struck by a puck during practice
on 11/1… Made his season debut in the NHL Winter Classic vs. WSH at Heinz Field
in Pittsburgh… Had a season-high, five-game point streak from 2/10-2/20 (3g,
3a)… Played a career-high 29:04 of ice time vs. SJ (2/23)… Had three points (1g,
2a) during the Penguins’ seven-game series loss to Tampa Bay in the first round of
the Stanley Cup playoffs.
JORDAN STAAL CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS
Calder Trophy Finalist: Was a finalist for the 2007 Calder Trophy as the NHL’s mostoutstanding rookie, after scoring 29 goals as an 18-year-old. Teammate Evgeni
Malkin won the award.
Consecutive Games Streak: Set a Penguins franchise record by playing in 358
consecutive games, including playoffs, from 12/7/06 until 4/30/10, when he
suffered a foot injury in a playoff game against Montreal.
Rookie Shorthanded Goals: Set an NHL rookie record with seven shorthanded goals
during his rookie season in 2006-07. Also became the youngest player in NHL
history to score two shorthanded goals in a game (10/21/06) and the first player
since 1982 to score his first three NHL goals shorthanded.
Selke Trophy Finalist: Was a finalist for the 2010 Frank J. Selke Trophy, honoring the
NHL’s top defensive forward. Detroit’s Pavel Datsyuk won the award.
Youngest Hat Trick: Scored his first career hat trick vs. Toronto (2/10/07), including
the game-winning goal in overtime. Was the youngest player in NHL history to
record a hat trick, at 18 years, 153 days old.
Penalty Killing Prowess: Has been a key part of teams’ penalty-killing units
throughout his NHL career. Helped the Pittsburgh Penguins finish first in the NHL
in penalty kill percentage for the first time in franchise history in 2010-11 (86.1%).
The Penguins set a franchise record at 87.8 percent in 2011-12, finishing third in
the NHL.
JIRI TLUSTY
19
Acquired: 12/3/09, Trade with TOR
6'0" • 209 lbs.
3/16/88 • Slany, Czech Republic
Drafted: Toronto 2006 (1-13-1)
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/25/07; 5-2 TOR W at PIT Point: 10/25/07; 5-2 TOR W at PIT (goal)
Goal: 10/25/07; 5-2 TOR W at PIT (Fleury)
Goals: 2-4x (Last: 3/24/12; 5-4 CAR L at DET)
Assists: 3 (1/15/09; 6-4 TOR W at CAR)
Points: 3-3x (Last: 1/12/12; 5-2 CAR W at TB)
Penalty Min: 6 (12/29/11; 4-3 CAR OT W vs. TOR)
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA3 022 0
BOS 15213 4
BUF 16213 4
CGY 3 101 2
CAR 4 134 0
CHI 3 112 0
COL 3 101 2
CBJ 3 000 0
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
TEAM
HC Kladno U17
HC Kladno U17
HC Kladno U17
HC Kladno Jr.
HC Kladno Jr.
PLAYOFFS
Czech-U17
1
0
0
0
0
–
–
–
–
–
Czech-U17
48
28
17 45 22
10
5
4
9
12
Czech-U17
1
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
2
Czech-Jr.
51
10
3
13
12
1
0
0
0
0
Czech-Jr.
42
15
12 27
54
10
2
2
4
8
2005-06 (a) HC Kladno Jr.
Czech-Jr.
HC Rabat Kladno Czech
2006-07
Sault Ste. Marie OHL
Toronto MarliesAHL
2007-08 Toronto
NHL
Toronto MarliesAHL
2008-09Toronto
NHL
Toronto MarliesAHL
2009-10 (b)
Toronto
NHL
Toronto MarliesAHL
Carolina
NHL
AlbanyAHL
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
CharlotteAHL
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
6
4
2
6
2
44
7
3
10
51
37
13
21 34
28
6 3144
58 106 1614
14
7
11 18
8
140440
66
25
41 66
26
2 0000
19
8
7
15
4
181566
20 6 9 1510
57 6 6 1214
5 1124
79 17 1936 26
154 24 30 54 46
228 34 40 74 60
6
7
6
13 6
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–
–
–
–
13
9
8
17 14
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– – – – –
19
2
8
10 8
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6
1
2
3
2
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–
–
–
–
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5 01 1 0
– – – – –
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–
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DAL 4 101 0
DET 5 213 0
EDM3 011 0
FLA 12022 2
LA 2 101 0
MIN 1 011 0
MTL 15448 6
NSH 6 101 0
NJ 11033 2
NYI 12213 2
NYR 11123 0
OTT 14314 0
PHI 13011 6
PHX 1 101 0
PIT 10213 0
STL 4 011 0
SJ 2 011 2
TB 13235 2
TOR 8 033 6
VAN 1 000 0
WSH15336 2
WPG15336 18
(a) June 23, 2006—Selected by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. First Leafs pick, 13th overall, first round.
(b) Dec. 3, 2009—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the Toronto Maple Leafs for the rights to center Philippe Paradis.
PERSONAL
Jiri spends his summer in Kladno, Czech Republic, where he still enjoys helping out
on the family farm… He has a dog named Chejla that stays in the Czech Republic
year-round… Jiri started playing hockey at age 6 in Slany… He says the biggest
influences on his career were his parents… His favorite player growing up was
Jaromir Jagr, who is from his hometown… His favorite television show is 48 Hours
and his favorite movies are The Hangover and Braveheart… He says he listens
to every type of music and his favorite book is the biography of Ivan Hlinka… His
biggest game-day habit is a nap and he enjoys Italian and Czech food as well as
steak… His favorite restaurants in the Triangle are Sullivan’s and Klara's, which is
a Czech restaurant… His favorite video game is Call of Duty… Jiri enjoys playing
tennis and soccer… His favorite athlete outside of hockey is Usain Bolt and his
favorite teams are soccer clubs Barcelona, Liverpool and Real Madrid… The
people he would most like to meet are Gordie Howe and Wayne Gretzky… His
most-memorable hockey moment was his first NHL game… His favorite former
teammates are Mats Sundin and Bates Battaglia… He enjoys playing in the NHL
because it is “the best league in the world”… His favorite road cities are Toronto,
Montreal and Phoenix, favorite road arena is Bell Centre and favorite teams to play
against are Pittsburgh and Montreal.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his fifth NHL season and third with the Hurricanes… Established career
highs in games played (79), goals (17), assists (19) and points (36)… Ranked fourth
on the team in points, tied for fourth in assists and tied for fifth in goals… Was tied
for second on the team in even-strength goals (15)… Carolina earned points in 15 of
the 17 games in which he had an assist (10-2-5)… Scored first goal of the season, the
game winner, vs. BOS (10/12)… Assisted on Brent’s shorthanded tally at BUF (10/14)…
Had a goal and an assist for his first multi-point game of the season vs. MTL (11/23)…
Scored a goal vs. WPG (11/25) to extend his point streak to two games… Skated in his
100th game with the Hurricanes, at OTT (11/27)… Netted his fifth goal of the season
vs. NYR (12/1)… Scored on his first career penalty shot at CGY (12/6)… Earned a pair
of assists vs. TOR (12/29)… Matched his career highs with two goals and three points
and was named first star at TB (1/12)… Played his 200th career NHL game, vs. WPG
(1/23)… Assisted on Staal’s game-winning goal at BOS (2/2)… Scored a goal and was
named third star vs. LA (2/4)… Earned two helpers vs. WSH (2/20)… Extended his
point streak to a career-high nine games (4g, 6a) with an assist on Samson’s first-period
goal vs. ANA (2/23)… Earned an assist on Brent’s game-winning goal at MIN (3/17)…
Netted a pair of goals, including a power-play marker, at DET (3/24)… Games missed
due to injury: 3 (upper body: 3/11-3/15)… Longest goal streak: 2 games (11/2311/25: 2g, 1a; 2/10-2/13: 2g, 0a)… Longest assist streak: 3 games (3/17-3/21: 0g,
3a)… Longest point streak: 9 games (2/2-2/23: 4g, 6a)… Multi-goal games: 2
(last: 3/24 at DET: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games: 2 (last: 2/20 vs. WSH: 0g, 2a)…
Multi-point games: 5 (last: 3/24 at DET: 2g, 0a).
CAREER
Is in his sixth NHL season and fourth with Carolina… Acquired by the Hurricanes from
Toronto 12/3/09 in exchange for the rights to center Philippe Paradis… Signed a twoyear contract with Carolina on 4/24/12… Has represented the Czech Republic in three
major international tournaments… Played seven games for the Czech Republic at the
2005 IIHF World U-18 Championship, totaling three goals and two penalty minutes…
Played four games for the Czech Republic at 2006 World Junior Championship (U-20)…
Helped the Czech Republic earn bronze at the 2006 U-18 World Championship, ranking
eighth in the tournament in scoring with seven points (4g, 3a) in seven games… Named
to the 2006 U-18 tournament All-Star team… 2003-04: Played 51 games for Kladno
Jr. of Czech Republic U-20 Extraleague collecting 13 points (10 goals, 3 assists) with 12
penalty minutes… 2004-05: Played 42 games for Kladno Jr. of Czech Republic U-20
Extraleague, totaling 15 goals and 12 assists (27 points) with 54 penalty minutes…
2005-06: Played 44 games for Kladno of Czech Republic Extraleague earning seven
goals and three assists (10 points) with 51 penalty minutes… Also played six games for
Kladno Jr. of Czech Republic U-20 Extraleague… 2006-07: Completed his first season
in North America, splitting the year between Sault Ste. Marie (Ontario Hockey League)
and Toronto (American Hockey League)… Played six games for the Toronto Marlies
(AHL), earning four points (3g, 1a) with four penalty minutes… Played 37 games for
Sault Ste. Marie (OHL), totaling 13 goals and 21 assists (34 points) and 28 penalty
minutes… Ranked seventh among Greyhounds skaters in points… Played 13 playoff
games for Sault Ste. Marie, netting nine goals and earning eight assists (17 points)
with 14 penalty minutes… Ranked tied for first among Greyhounds in playoff goals,
and second in points… 2007-08: Completed his first NHL season, appearing in 58
games for the Toronto Maple Leafs… Totaled 10 goals and six assists (16 points) with
14 penalty minutes in his rookie season… Also played 14 games for the Toronto Marlies
(AHL), collecting 18 points (7 goals, 11 assists) with eight penalty minutes… Earned his
first NHL recall on 10/24… Made his NHL debut at PIT (10/25), scoring a pair of goals
including the game-winning goal… Became the first Maple Leafs player to score two
goals in his first NHL game since Nikolai Borchevsky (10/6/92 vs. Washington)… Earned
his first NHL assist at NJ (11/2)… Missed five games due to a shoulder injury from
11/24-12/4… Scored goals in back-to-back games at CAR (1/31) and vs. OTT (2/2)…
Collected a career-high (tie) three points (2g, 1a), including the game-winning goal, vs.
MTL (3/29)… Named AHL Player of the Week for the period ending 4/13, totaling four
goals and six assists (10 points) and earning a plus-10 rating in four games… Played 19
playoff games for the Marlies, notching two goals and eight assists (10 points) with 8
penalty minutes… Ranked fourth among Toronto skaters in playoff assists and fifth in
points… 2008-09: Split the season between the NHL and AHL, earning four assists
in 14 games for the Maple Leafs on the NHL level… Played 66 games for the Toronto
Marlies (AHL), notching 25 goals and 41 assists (66 points) with 26 penalty minutes…
Registered a career-high three assists and a (+3) rating at CAR (1/15)… Named CCM/
AHL Player of the Month for February, totaling 12 goals and 11 assists (23 points) and
earning a (+11) rating… Set Toronto Marlies franchise record with five goals in a single
game vs. Syracuse (2/18)… Set Toronto Marlies franchise record with six points (2g,
4a) in a single game vs. Providence (3/4)… Played six playoff games for the Toronto
Marlies, scoring one goal and earning two assists (3 points)… 2009-10: Skated in 18
NHL games with the Hurricanes and two with the Maple Leafs, totaling one goal and
five assists (6 points)… Notched 30 points (14g, 16a) in 39 AHL games with Toronto
and Albany… Recalled by the Maple Leafs and made his NHL season debut at BUF
(10/30)… Acquired by Carolina from Toronto 12/3 in exchange for the rights to center
Philippe Paradis… Made his Albany (AHL) debut on 12/6 in the River Rats’ 4-1 win
against Wilkes-Barre/Scranton… Recalled to Carolina for the first time on 12/11, and
made his Hurricanes debut, scoring a goal that night at WSH… Earned the primary
helper on the goal by Tom Kostopoulos at NYR (1/2) for his first assist with Carolina…
Had a three-game assist streak for Carolina from 1/10-1/14 (0g, 3a)… Missed 15 AHL
games from 2/20-3/20 with a lower-body injury… Skated in five Calder Cup Playoff
games for Albany, earning his only point of the postseason with an assist at WilkesBarre/Scranton (4/19)… 2010-11: Matched his then-career highs for assists (6) and
penalty minutes (14), skating in 57 games for Carolina… Also played five games on
the American Hockey League (AHL) level for Charlotte during a conditioning stint…
Made his NHL season debut at NYR (10/29)… Scored his first goal of the season vs.
NYI (11/3)… Left the game at ATL (12/16) with an upper-body injury after a hit by Ben
Eager… Returned to action vs. NYR (1/20)… Scored a goal and earned an assist vs.
ATL (2/5) for his first multi-point game of the season… Missed 14 games due to injury
(upper-body: 12/18-1/15)… Was a healthy extra for six games.
CAM WARD
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6'1" • 185 lbs.
2/29/84 • Saskatoon, Sask.
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 10/5/05; 5-2 L at TB
Win: 10/7/05; 3-2 SO W vs. PIT Shutout: 11/9/06; 5-0 W vs. WSH
Career Penalty Shots: 12 (4 goals on 12 attempts)
Saves: 57 (10/25/08; 4-3 W at NYI)
Shots Faced: 60 (10/25/08; 4-3 W at NYI)
Win Streak: 9 (3/18/09-4/7/09)
Streak w/out Regulation Loss: 10 (3/14/09-4/7/09: 9-0-1)
Shutout sequence: 134:08 (1/17/12-1/21/12)
ANA4 2022-0-1 8 0 2.38
BOS 24 132412-10-2 56 3 2.54
BUF 17953 8-6-3 45 2 2.83
CGY 5 2952-2-0 19 0 3.86
CAR0 0 0-0-0 0 00.00
CHI 4 2443-0-1 4 2 0.98
COL 6 3643-2-1 18 0 2.97
CBJ 5 2250-4-0 14 0 3.73
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUEGP MINGA SOGAA
2000-01
Red Deer
WHL
1
60
0
1
0.00
Sherwood ParkAMHL
25 1449 70
0
2.90
2001-02 (a) Red Deer
WHL
46 2694 102 1
2.27
2002-03 Red Deer
WHL
573368118 5 2.10
2003-04 (b) Red Deer
WHL
56 3338 114 4
2.05
2004-05 LowellAHL
50 2829 94 6 1.99
2005-06 Carolina
NHL
28 1484 91 0 3.68
LowellAHL
2 118 5 0 2.54
2006-07 Carolina
NHL
60 3422167 2 2.93
2007-08 Carolina
NHL
69 3930180 4 2.75
2008-09 Carolina
NHL
68 3928160 6 2.44
2009-10 Carolina
NHL
47 2651 119 0 2.69
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
74 4318 184 4 2.56
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
68 3988182 5 2.74
414 23,721 1083 21 2.74
PLAYOFFS
W-L-OTGP MINGA SOGAA W-L
1-0-0
– –
–
– –
–
14-6-3
– –
–
– –
–
30-11-4
23 1502 53 2 2.12 14-9
40-13-3 2314074932.0914-9
31-16-8
19 1200 37 3 1.85 10-9
27-17-3 11 664 28 22.53 5-6
14-8-2
23132047 22.14 15-8
0-2-0
– –
– –– –
30-21-6 – –
– –– –
37-25-5 – –
– –– –
39-23-5 18110149 22.678-10
18-23-5 – –
– –– –
37-26-10 – –
– –– –
30-23-13 – –
– –– –
205-149-46 41 2421 96 4 2.38 23-18
(a) June 22, 2002—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in 2002 NHL Entry Draft. First Hurricanes choice, 25th overall, first round.
(b) May 13, 2004—Signed a three-year contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
DAL 6 3272-3-1 19 0 3.49
DET 5 2981-4-0 15 1 3.02
EDM6 3563-3-0 15 0 2.53
FLA 27 147913-9-2 71 0 2.88
LA 3 1832-0-1 6 0 1.97
MIN 5 2573-0-1 12 0 2.80
MTL 24 133914-7-3 60 0 2.69
NSH 6 3631-4-1 18 0 2.98
NJ
20 11787-11-2 54 0 2.75
NYI 22 128814-3-3 50 1 2.33
NYR 24 14149-11-3 58 2 2.46
OTT 19 106210-7-1 45 1 2.54
PHI 17945 5-10-2 50 0 3.17
PHX 6 3303-3-0 19 0 3.45
PIT
19 115911-5-3 45 0 2.33
SJ 3 1802-1-0 11 0 3.67
STL 7 4295-1-1 11 2 1.54
TB
36 208319-13-3 104 0 3.00
TOR 22 125612-8-2 60 2 2.87
VAN 5 3022-2-1 17 0 3.38
WSH 31 178016-10-4 75 4 2.53
WPG 36 210821-10-4 1041 2.96
PERSONAL
Cam and his wife, Cody, were married in 2006 and welcomed their first child, a
son named Nolan, on 11/24/10… They have a dog named Rex… They spend their
offseason in Alberta, at their home in Sylvan Lake… Cam is involved with Special
Olympics in Alberta and in North Carolina… He started his own program, called
“Cam’s Champs,” with Special Olympics North Carolina through which he hosts
Special Olympics athletes at home games… He’s also involved with the Garth
Brooks Teammates For Kids Foundation… Cam’s first team was the Saskatoon
Flyers, and the player he emulated growing up was Martin Brodeur… His favorite
vacation spot is Santorini, Greece, and the most-played artist on his iPod is Linkin
Park… His most prized possessions are his family and his Stanley Cup ring…
His favorite television show is Big Brother, his favorite movie is Gladiator and
his favorite food is sushi… Cam enjoys boating in the offseason… His favorite
teams outside of hockey are the New Orleans Saints, the New York Yankees and
the Saskatchewan Roughriders… His favorite athlete outside of hockey is Bubba
Watson… The person from history he would most like to meet is Jesus Christ,
and the current celebrity he would most like to meet is Will Ferrell… His favorite
former teammate is Andrew Ladd… His favorite holiday is Christmas, his favorite
hockey team growing up was Edmonton and his favorite magazine is ESPN The
Magazine… Cam has worn number 30 since junior hockey and his most memorable
win was Game 7 of the 2006 Stanley Cup Final… His favorite place to visit in the
Triangle is Cafe Tiramisu… His favorite road city is Vancouver, and his favorite road
arena is the Bell Centre in Montreal.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his seventh NHL season with the Hurricanes… Reached the 30-win mark for
the fifth time in his career, going 30-23-13 with a 2.74 goals-against average and .915
save percentage… Registered five shutouts… Ranked second among NHL netminders
in saves (2,143), surpassing the 2,000-save mark for the second consecutive season…
Was tied for fifth among goalies in games played (68) and was fifth in minutes (3,988)…
Was tied for 10th in the NHL in shutouts (5)… Surpassed Arturs Irbe (20) for first in
franchise history in shutouts, and now holds franchise career goaltending records in
games played, minutes, wins and shutouts… Stopped 26 of 28 shots to earn his first
win of the season vs. BOS (10/12)… Made 39 saves and was named third star in a
4-3 win at BUF (10/14)… Stopped 33 of 34 shots and was named first star at BOS
(10/18)… Made 40 saves and was named third star at STL (10/21)… Stopped all 30
shots he faced for his first shutout of season vs. CHI (10/28)… Made 37 saves in a 5-3
win vs. PIT (11/12)… Became the first goaltender in franchise history to earn a goal
when he was credited with an empty net goal vs. NJ (12/26)… He was awarded the
goal when Ilya Kovalchuk’s errant pass went the length of the ice and into an empty net
with 29.4 seconds left… Made 31 saves to earn the win vs. BUF (1/6)… Stopped 34
of 36 shots in a 5-2 win at TB (1/12)… Made 40 saves at PIT (1/17)… Stopped all 23
shots to earn his second shutout of the season vs. WSH (1/20)… Made 29 saves and
was named first star in a 2-1 win vs. WPG (1/23)… Stopped a season-high 47 shots to
earn his third shutout of the season in a 3-0 win at BOS (2/2)… Returned to the lineup
after missing three games with a lower-body injury and stopped 26 of 29 shots vs. NSH
(2/28)… Played in his 400th NHL/Hurricanes game vs. TB (3/3)… Made 46 saves in
a 4-3 OT win at WSH (3/6)… Made 36 saves in a 4-2 win at TB (3/10)… Earned his
200th career NHL/Hurricanes win and 20th career shutout with 40 saves in a 2-0 win
vs. STL (3/15)… Faced a season-high 50 shots in a 5-4 loss at DET (3/24)… Stopped all
30 shots he faced at TOR (3/27) to earn his fifth shutout of the season and 21st career
shutout, passing Arturs Irbe for most shutouts in franchise history… Stopped 38 shots
in a 2-1 win at OTT (4/3)… Made 30 saves vs. MTL (4/5) to earn his 30th win of the
season… Served as back up for 11 games… Games missed due to injury: 3 (lower
body: 2/20-2/25).
CAREER
Is in his eighth NHL season with Carolina… Signed a six-year contract extension with
the Hurricanes on Sept. 30, 2009, which began with the 2010-11 season and goes
through the 2015-16 season… Represented Canada at the 2007 IIHF World
Championship in Russia, leading his country to the gold medal, and the 2008 IIHF World
Championship in Canada, earning silver… Also participated in the 2012 IIHF World
Championship in Sweden/Finland… Was Carolina’s first-round pick (25th overall) in the
2002 NHL Entry Draft… 2001-02: Posted the top goals-against average in the Western
Hockey League (WHL) at 2.27 and won the Del Wilson Trophy as the WHL’s top
goaltender… Was 30-11-4 with one shutout and a .911 save percentage during his
rookie season of junior hockey for Red Deer… Was named Red Deer’s rookie of the year
and selected to the WHL’s Eastern Conference First All-Star Team after leading the
Rebels to the top record in the WHL during the regular-season… Was 14-9 with a 2.12
goals-against average and a .911 save percentage during Red Deer’s run to the WHL
Finals… 2002-03: Was second in the WHL in goals-against average during the regular
season at 2.10… Led the league in wins (40), as Red Deer captured the Central Division
title for the second consecutive year… Named goaltender of the year by the Western
Major Junior Hockey Writers Association… Was 14-9 with a 2.09 goals-against
average in the postseason as Red Deer advanced to the WHL Finals… 2003-04: Was
third in the WHL in goals-against average (2.05)… Had a record of 31-16-8, a save
percentage of .921 and four shutouts for Red Deer… Was 10-9 with a goals-against
average of 1.85 and three shutouts in 19 playoff games, leading the Rebels to the WHL
Semifinals… Awarded the Four Broncos Memorial Trophy as the WHL Player of the
Year as well as the Del Wilson Trophy as the WHL Goaltender of the Year… Received
the Vaughn Goaltender of the Year award as the top netminder in the entire Canadian
Hockey League (CHL)… Was a runner-up to Sidney Crosby for the CHL’s player of the
year award… Also a runner-up for the Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy, the WHL’s
humanitarian award… Earned Rebels’ team awards including the Red Deer Bottling
MVP award, McDonald’s player of the year endowment and the Traptow Photography
community relations award… 2004-05: Posted a 27-17-3 record in 50 games with
Carolina’s American Hockey League affiliate, Lowell… Set Lock Monsters singleseason records for wins (27), shutouts (6), GAA (1.99) and save percentage (.937)…
Named to the AHL All-Rookie Team… Finished the season with a .937 save percentage
to lead all AHL netminders… Recorded a 1.99 goals-against average, ranking fourth in
the AHL and second among AHL goaltenders playing in 50 or more games… Started all
11 of Lowell’s playoff games… Holds the Lock Monsters career records for playoff wins
(5), shutouts (2) and goals-against average (2.53)… Posted a 1.33 goals-against
average and stopped 98 of 102 shots in Games 4, 5 and 6 to help the Lock Monsters to
their 4-2 playoff series win against Hartford… 2005-06: Completed his first NHL
season, going 14-8-2 with a 3.68 goals-against average in 28 games with Carolina… In
a two-game conditioning stint with Lowell (AHL), he posted a 2.54 goals-against
average and a .915 save percentage… Made his NHL debut in relief of Martin Gerber
and stopped 10 of 11 shots in the game’s final 20:00 at TB (10/5)… Made his first NHL
start and earned his first NHL win with a shootout victory vs. PIT (10/7)… Stopped 28
of 30 shots during game play before thwarting Mario Lemieux, Zigmund Palffy and
Sidney Crosby on consecutive penalty shots to earn the win… It was the first shootout
in franchise history… Stopped 26 of 28 shots to earn his first regulation win vs. WSH
(10/12)… Started the game at WSH (10/22) and stopped one shot in 3:48 of play before
leaving the game with an arm injury… Martin Gerber completed the game, marking the
first time in franchise history that two netminders have combined for a shutout…
Earned his first NHL assist on Staal’s power-play goal at PHX (12/3)… Served as backup
and did not play for 48 games… Completed his first NHL playoff season, becoming the
fourth rookie goaltender to capture the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff Most Valuable
Player (Ken Dryden, Patrick Roy, Ron Hextall)… Played in 23 of Carolina’s 25 games en
route to his first Stanley Cup… Ranked first in the league in wins (15), second in goalsagainst average (2.14), second in shutouts (2) and sixth in save percentage (.920)…
Set the Hurricanes single-season franchise playoff records for wins (15), saves (537),
minutes (1320), and shutouts (2 – tied with Kevin Weekes)… Made his NHL playoff
debut, stopping 20 of 23 shots in 67:32 of playing time after replacing Gerber at the
14:46 mark of the first period of Game 2 vs. MTL (4/24)… Stopped 27 of 28 shots to
earn his first career playoff victory in Game 3 at MTL (4/26)… Earned his first career
NHL shutout by stopping all 21 Devils shots in Game 1 vs. NJ (5/6)… Made 28 saves in
Game 3 at NJ (5/10), tying Tiny Thompson (Boston: 1929-30) for the NHL record by
winning his first seven NHL playoff starts… Stopped all 25 shots he faced to earn his
second career playoff shutout in Game 2 vs. EDM (6/7)… Made 22 saves and was
named first star in Game 7 vs. EDM (6/19)… 2006-07: Ranked tied for 15th in the NHL
in wins (30) and tied for 13th in games played (60)… Represented Canada at the IIHF
CAREER CONTINUED
World Championship in Russia, going 5-0 with a 2.20 goals-against average and a .915
save percentage as he led Canada to the gold medal… Earned his first win of the
season at ATL (10/13)… Made 20 saves to earn his first career regular-season shutout
vs. WSH (11/9)… Stopped 25 shots to win his fifth consecutive game vs. ANA
(12/29)… Made a then-career-high 42 saves in a 5-3 win at MTL (2/17)… Stopped 12
of 13 shots before leaving the game at NYR (3/11) with a laceration on his leg caused
by a skate blade… Missed three games due to injury (laceration on leg: 3/13-3/17)…
2007-08: Ranked tied for fourth in the NHL in wins (37) and tied for ninth in shutouts
(4)… Established career bests in games played (69), minutes (3930), wins (37),
shutouts (4), goals-against average (2.75) and save percentage (.904)… Was voted by
his teammates as the Hurricanes’ nominee for the King Clancy Memorial Trophy, which
goes “to the player who best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice and has
made a noteworthy contribution in his community”… Represented Canada at the 2008
IIHF World Championship, held in Halifax and Quebec City, Canada… Started a thencareer-high 20 consecutive games to conclude the season, going 13-5-2 during that
span… Was named the NHL’s First Star of the Week for the week of Oct. 8-14 after
going 3-0-0 with a 1.67 goals-against average and .939 save percentage in three road
games at Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal… Stopped 35 shots vs. WSH (11/5) to earn his
third career regular-season shutout… Played in his 100th career NHL game vs. TB
(11/8)… Made 28 saves at NYR (12/3) to earn his fourth career shutout with a 4-0
victory, marking his first regular-season shutout against a team other than Washington…
Reached the 30-win mark for the second consecutive season by making 26 saves vs.
MIN (3/6)… Earned his fourth shutout of the season with 25 saves at CHI (3/12)…
2008-09: Was third in the NHL in wins (39) and tied for sixth in shutouts (6)… Was
12th in the NHL in goals-against average (2.44) and 14th in save percentage (.916)…
Established a new franchise record for goaltender victories in a season (39) and
matched the franchise record for shutouts in a season (6)… Also set a franchise record
for consecutive victories (9, 3/18-4/7)… Set career-bests in wins (39), shutouts (6),
goals-against average (2.44) and save percentage (.916)… Started a career-high 28
consecutive games before sitting out the final game of the season at NJ (4/11)… Was
19-7-2 with a 2.30 goals-against average and three shutouts in that 28-game stretch…
Established a new franchise record by stopping 57 shots, including a penalty shot by
Doug Weight with 0.7 seconds remaining, in a 4-3 victory at NYI (10/25)… Set a thenpersonal best with a 131:56 shutout sequence from the first period in MTL (10/28) to
the second period vs. EDM (11/1)… Surpassed the 10,000-minutes played mark in a
3-2 victory vs. MTL (12/16)… Was named the NHL’s Third Star of the Week for 12/291/4 after going 3-0-0 with a 1.33 goals-against average and .944 save percentage in
games against ATL, STL and TB… Was named the NHL’s second star for the week
ending Jan. 25 after stopping 67 of 68 shots in posting road victories on consecutive
nights at TOR (1/19) and at PIT (1/20)… Made 27 saves to earn his 100th career victory
with a 3-2 win vs. TB (1/29)… Played his 200th NHL/Hurricanes game vs. CBJ (2/14)…
Was named the NHL’s First Star of the Week on 3/23, after going 3-0-0 with a 2.33
goals-against average and a .935 save percentage in the Hurricanes’ three wins against
NJ, NYI and WSH… Was named an NHL Star of the Week for the fourth time of the
season, earning third star honors on 3/30, after going 3-0-0 record with a 1.33 goalsagainst average and a .935 save percentage in the team's wins at FLA, vs. OTT and at
NJ… Was named the NHL’s First Star of the Month for March, posting a 10-1-2 record
with a 1.98 goals-against average and .938 save percentage while playing each of
Carolina’s 13 games… Was just the third player in franchise history to be recognized
with Player of the Month honors… Won his franchise-record eighth consecutive game
by making 33 saves vs. PIT (4/4), as Carolina clinched a playoff berth with a 3-2
overtime win… Stopped all 12 shots vs. NYI (4/7) to break the franchise record for
goaltender wins in a season and match the team record for shutouts in a season with
his 39th win and sixth shutout of the year… Completed his second NHL playoff season,
playing all 18 games for the Hurricanes… Ranked tied for third in the league in wins (8),
eighth in goals-against average (2.67) and sixth in save percentage (.915)… Made 28
saves to earn his third career playoff shutout in a 4-0 win in Game 6 vs. NJ (4/26)…
Held Boston scoreless on 36 shots to earn his fourth career playoff shutout in Game 2
at BOS (5/3)… Stopped 34 of 36 shots in a 3-2 overtime victory in Game 7 at BOS
(5/14) to improve to 4-0 all-time in NHL Game 7’s, becoming just the second goaltender
in NHL history to win his first four career Game 7’s (Ed Belfour)… 2009-10: Was 18-235 with a 2.69 goals-against average in 47 games… Set a career high and ranked tied
for second among NHL goaltenders with three assists… Missed 29 games due to injury
(leg: 11/11-12/7; back: 2/5-3/25)… Was placed on the long-term injured list and missed
13 consecutive games after suffering a laceration of the left upper leg from the skate
of Blue Jackets forward Rick Nash (11/7)… Stopped 32 of 34 shots in a 5-2 win at ATL
(1/21), pulling even with Arturs Irbe (130) for first in franchise history in victories…
Made 27 saves vs. BOS (1/24) to earn his 131st career win, making him the franchise’s
all-time wins leader… Made a season-high 39 saves on 41 shots vs. CHI (1/30)…
Posted a 2.23 goals-against average and a .932 save percentage in 18 games from Dec.
26-Feb. 3… Was 4-2 with a 2.36 goals-against average and .931 save percentage in
the season’s final six games after missing 18 games with a back injury from 2/5-3/25…
2010-11: Ranked first in the NHL in saves (2,191), games played (74) and minutes
(4,318); tied for third in wins (37) and was ninth in save percentage (.923)… Established
a new franchise record for saves in a season, previously held by Sean Burke (1,844 in
1995-96)… Marked just the sixth time since the 2005-06 season, and the ninth time
since the start of the 1997-98 season, that an NHL goaltender stopped 2,000 shots in
a season… Was selected by the Carolina chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers
Association as the team’s Most Valuable Player… Was chosen by his teammates as
Carolina’s nominee for the King Clancy Trophy… The Hurricanes were 9-1-1 when he
stopped 40 or more shots… Made 41 saves in regulation and overtime and did not
allow a goal in the shootout in the second game of the 2010 NHL Premiere in Helsinki
vs. MIN (10/8)… Recorded his first shutout since April 7, 2009, with 37 saves at BOS
(11/26)… With wins at ATL (12/16) and vs. ANA (12/18), became the first Hurricanes
goalie to have more than 40 saves in consecutive wins since Sean Burke on Jan. 20Jan. 22, 1997… Played his 300th NHL game vs. MTL (12/23)… Passed Arturs Irbe
(309) for first in franchise history in games played on 11/17 at BOS… Stopped 23 of 25
shots in a 4-2 victory at NYI (1/26), passing Arturs Irbe (17,815) for first in franchise
history in minutes played by a goaltender… Was selected by teammate Eric Staal as
the first pick in the 2011 All-Star Fantasy Draft (1/28)… Started the 2011 NHL All-Star
Game in Raleigh for Team Staal, stopping 10 of 14 shots in the first period (1/30)…
Earned his third shutout of the season with 40 saves in a 1-0 win at BUF (3/15)…
Eclipsed 2,000 saves for the season during a 3-2 shootout win at WSH (3/29)… Earned
his fourth shutout of the season with 42 saves vs. DET (4/6).
FRANCHISE CAREER GOALTENDING RANKS
Games Played
1. Cam Ward
2.Arturs Irbe
3. Sean Burke
4. Mike Liut
5. Peter Sidorkiewicz
6. Kevin Weekes
7. Steve Weeks
8. Kay Whitmore
9. Trevor Kidd
10.Martin Gerber
Minutes
414
309
281
252
178
119
94
75
72
60
1. Cam Ward
2.Arturs Irbe
3. Sean Burke
4. Mike Liut
6. Kevin Weekes
7. Steve Weeks
8. Trevor Kidd
9. Kay Whitmore
10.Martin Gerber
Wins
23,721
17,815
15,893
14,705
10,346
6,852
5,286
4,043
4,039
3,493
1. Cam Ward
2.Arturs Irbe
3. Mike Liut
4. Sean Burke
6. Steve Weeks
7. Kevin Weekes
8. Martin Gerber
9. Trevor Kidd
10.Kay Whitmore
Shutouts
205
130
115
107
71
42
39
38
28
23
1. Cam Ward
2. Arturs Irbe
3. Mike Liut
4. Sean Burke
Kevin Weekes
7. Trevor Kidd
8. Steve Weeks
9. Martin Gerber
Kay Whitmore
21
20
13
11
11
8
5
4
3
3
KEVIN WESTGARTH
8
Acquired: 1/13/13, Trade with LA
6'4" • 234 lbs.
2011-12 Team: Los Angeles
2/7/84 • Amherstburg, Ont.
Drafted: Undrafted
HIGHLIGHTS
VS. NHL
Game: 1/20/09; 5-2 LA W at MIN
Point: 11/20/10; 4-3 LA SO W at BOS (assist)
Goal: 11/23/11; 3-2 LA OTL at DAL (Lehtonen)
Goals: 1 (11/23/11; 3-2 LA OTL at DAL)
Assists: 1-4x (Last: 10/20/11; 2-0 LA W at PHX)
Points: 1-5x (11/23/11; 3-2 LA OTL at DAL)
Penalty Min: 12-2x (Last: 10/15/11; 3-2 LA OT W at PHI)
Goal Streak: None
Assist Streak: None
Point Streak: None
CLUBGPG A PTSPIM
ANA7 000 14
BOS 3 011 0
BUF 2 000 7
CGY 3 000 4
CAR 0 000 0
CHI 5 000 12
COL 3 000 5
CBJ 7 000 10
CAREER STATS
DAL 10101 4
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2003-04 Princeton Univ.ECAC
2533648 –––––
2004-05 Princeton Univ.ECAC
2943736 –––––
2005-06
Princeton Univ.ECAC
29
10
13 23
36
–
–
–
–
–
2006-07 (a) Princeton Univ.ECAC
33
8
16 24
40
–
–
–
–
–
ManchesterAHL
1412344 –––––
2007-08 ManchesterAHL
696 612191 4 000 6
2008-09 Los Angeles
NHL
9 0009 – ––––
ManchesterAHL
65 4 6 10165 – –– – –
2009-10 ManchesterAHL
76 11 1425 180 6 1 0 1 10
2010-11 Los Angeles
NHL
560 33 105 6 022 14
2011-12 (b)
Los Angeles
NHL
2511239 – ––––
90
1
4
5
153
6
0
2
2
14
(a) March 16, 2007—Signed by the Los Angeles Kings as a free agent.
(b) Jan. 13, 2013—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for Anthony Stewart, a fourth-round selection in the 2013 Draft
and a sixth-round selection in the 2014 Draft.
DET 1 000 2
EDM1 000 0
FLA 2 000 0
LA 0 000 0
MIN 4 000 2
MTL 0 000 0
NSH 3 011 4
NJ 2 000 0
NYI 2 000 12
NYR 0 000 0
OTT 2 000 5
PHI 3 000 27
PHX 7 022 15
PIT 2 000 5
STL 6 000 7
SJ 6 000 0
TB 0 000 0
TOR 2 000 4
VAN 5 000 9
WSH1 000 5
WPG1 000 0
PERSONAL
Kevin and his wife, Meagan, spend their summers in Raleigh and have two dogs,
Stella and Huey… Meagan played college basketball at Princeton and is the
daughter of N.C. State graduate and former NFL player and coach Bill Cowher…
Kevin’s brother, Brett, played four AHL seasons before retiring in 2010… Kevin’s
charity efforts include Hockey Players 4 Kids and the Wounded Warrior Project…
He started playing hockey at age 5 and his first youth team was the Amherstburg
North Stars… The biggest influence on his career was his father, and his favorite
player growing up was Cam Neely… Kevin’s favorite television show is Arrested
Development, favorite movie is The Big Lebowski and favorite book is Zen and
the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig… His first job was as a
landscape engineer… His favorite vacation spot is his hometown of Amherstburg…
Kevin’s favorite Triangle restaurant is Angus Barn and favorite food is a corndog…
His favorite website is cracked.com and favorite video game is NHL ‘94… His
biggest talent outside of hockey is piano and favorite song is Piano Man… Kevin’s
favorite sport to play is “not basketball” and favorite sport to watch is football… His
favorite non-hockey athlete is Duke basketball player Ryan Kelly and favorite nonhockey team is the Detroit Lions… The person he would most like to meet is Bill
Murray… Kevin’s favorite road city is Detroit, favorite road arena is The Bell Centre
and favorite team to play against is Philadelphia… His favorite former teammate is
Rob Scuderi… He chose No. 8 because he was a Cam Neely fan and it is a number
his wife wore… His favorite thing about playing in the NHL is hanging out with “the
boys” and his most memorable moment was winning the Stanley Cup in 2012.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his third NHL season with Los Angeles… Skated in 25 games, totaling
two points (1g, 1a) and 39 penalty minutes… Was a healthy extra for 57 regularseason games and all of the Kings’ playoff games as Los Angeles won the Stanley
Cup… Made his season debut vs. BUF (10/8)… Had 12 penalty minutes at PHI
(10/15)… Earned an assist at PHX (10/20)… Beat Kari Lehtonen for his first NHL
goal in his 73rd career game, at DAL (11/23)… Was (+2) vs. OTT (1/23)… Skated
a season-high 9:16 of ice time vs. CBJ (2/1)… Made his final appearance of the
season and sparred with Paul Bissonnette vs. PHX (2/16).
CAREER
Is in his fourth NHL season and first with the Hurricanes… Acquired on 1/13/13
in exchange for Anthony Stewart and two draft picks… Originally signed with the
Kings as an undrafted free agent on 3/16/07 after a four-year career at Princeton
University… Has totaled 50 points (22g, 28a) and 580 penalty minutes in 224 career
American Hockey League (AHL) games… 2003-04: Totaled six points (3g, 3a) and
48 penalty minutes in 25 games during his freshman season at Princeton… The
48 penalty minutes were his collegiate career high and he led the Tigers with 42
penalty minutes in conference play… 2004-05: Scored four goals and added three
assists (7 points) in 29 games with Princeton… Was fourth on the team in penalty
minutes (36)… 2005-06: Totaled 23 points (10g, 13a) and 36 penalty minutes in 29
games with Princeton… Established his career high in goals (10)… Ranked second
among Tigers in points, tied for third in goals and third in power-play goals (5)… Was
tied for second on the team with nine goals during conference play… 2006-07:
Completed his senior year at Princeton, recording 24 points (8g, 16a) and 40 penalty
minutes… Ranked third on the team in points and assists, each of which were
collegiate career highs… Ranked tied for second among Tigers in power-play goals
(5)… Was tied for second on the club with 18 points (6g, 12a) during conference
play… Played with his older brother Brett (defenseman) for the third season (Kevin
and Brett were teammates in 2006-07, 2005-06 and 2003-04)… Signed with Los
Angeles on 3/16 and completed the season with Manchester (AHL)… Made his
professional debut with Manchester at Providence (3/18/07) and appeared in 14
games with the Monarchs, totaling three points (1g, 2a) and 44 penalty minutes…
Made his Calder Cup Playoff debut, skating in four postseason contests without
registering a point… 2007-08: Completed his first full professional season,
totaling 12 points (6g, 6a) in 69 games with Manchester… Ranked second among
Manchester skaters and second among AHL rookies in penalty minutes (191)… Led
AHL rookies and was tied for fourth overall in the AHL with 25 major penalties…
2008-09: Saw his first NHL action with Los Angeles, skating in nine games and
totaling nine penalty minutes… Also appeared in 65 AHL games with Manchester,
earning 10 points (4g, 10a) and totaling 165 penalty minutes… Led Manchester and
ranked tied for 24th in the AHL in penalty minutes… Recorded 21 penalty minutes
vs. Worcester (11/1)… Made his NHL debut at MIN (1/20)… Registered his first
NHL penalty when he sparred with Darcy Hordichuk vs. VAN (3/9)… 2009-10:
Spent the entire season with Manchester (AHL), earning AHL career highs in games
played (76), goals (11), assists (14) and points (25)… Was one of seven AHL players
to have 25-or-more points and 150-plus penalty minutes… Led the Monarchs and
ranked 19th in the AHL in penalty minutes (180)… Had consecutive two-goal games
vs. Hartford (12/4) and vs. Worcester (12/5)… Was (+4) vs. Worcester (12/5)…
Earned two assists and was (+3) at Albany (10/3)… Helped Manchester advance
to the AHL’s Eastern Conference Finals, scoring one goal in six postseason games…
2010-11: Established NHL career highs in games played (56), assists (3) and penalty
minutes (105)… Ranked second among Kings in penalty minutes… Had 12 penalty
minutes including two fighting majors vs. NYI (11/13)… Earned his first NHL point in
his 25th career game with an assist at BOS (11/20)… Also earned assists at NSH
(12/18) and at PHX (12/29)… Made his Stanley Cup Playoff debut, registering two
assists in six playoff games for the Kings… Was tied for second on the team in
penalty minutes (14) in the postseason.
DRAYSON BOWMAN
Left Wing • Shoots Left
6'1" • 195 lbs.
3/8/89 • Grand Rapids, MI
21
2011-12 Teams: Charlotte (AHL), Carolina (NHL)
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 1/16/10; 5-3 L vs. ATL Point: 4/6/10; 8-5 W at TB (goal)
Goal: 4/6/10; 8-5 W at TB (Niittymaki)
Goals: 2-3x (Last: 3/17/12; 5-3 W at MIN)
Assists: 1-8x (Last: 3/30/12; 4-3 OTL vs. WPG)
Points: 3 (3/17/12; 5-3 W at MIN)
Penalty Min: 4-2x (Last: 4/6/11; 3-0 W vs. DET)
Goal Streak: None
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUEGPG A TPPIMGPG A TP PIM
2004-05 Kimberly
KIJHL
47293059
108 –––– –
Spokane
WHL
40000 –––– –
2005-06 Spokane
WHL
7217173451 – – – – –
2006-07 (a)
Spokane
WHL
61241943
55 6257 4
2007-08 (b)
Spokane
WHL
66
42
40
82
62
21
11
9
20
8
2008-09 Spokane
WHL
62 47 36 83107 12 8 5 13 8
2009-10
Carolina
NHL
92024 –––– –
AlbanyAHL
56171532
29 8369 12
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
23
01112 –––– –
CharlotteAHL
51 12 18 3053
15 2 6 8 6
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
37
6713
4 –––– –
CharlotteAHL
4213132645 – – – – –
69
8
8
16
20
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 23, 2007—Selected by Carolina Hurricanes in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Second Hurricanes pick, 72nd overall, third round.
(b) July 30, 2008—Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his third NHL season with Carolina, splitting the year between Carolina (NHL)
and Charlotte (AHL)… Established NHL career highs in games played (37), goals (6), assists
(7) and points (13), in four stints with the Hurricanes… Skated in 42 AHL games with the
Checkers, totaling 26 points (13g, 13a)… Made his NHL season debut vs. WSH (11/4)…
Scored two goals, his second career two-goal game vs. VAN (12/15)… Assisted on Faulk’s
power-play goal at TB (12/31)… Earned an assist vs. NYI (1/3), his third straight game with
an assist… Reassigned to Charlotte (1/7)… Recalled from Charlotte (2/1)… Earned an
assist on Skinner’s game-winning goal vs. LA (2/4)… Earned an assist on Jokinen’s gamewinning goal vs. SJ (2/17)… Scored a goal at NYR (3/13)… Scored two goals and added an
assist for his first career three-point game at MIN (3/17)… Scored a goal at CBJ (3/23)…
Reassigned to Charlotte (4/4) for the remainder of the regular season… Missed three NHL
games due to illness (3/6-3/10)… Longest assist streak: 3 games (12/29-1/3: 0g, 3a)…
Longest point streak: 3 games (12/29-1/3: 0g, 3a)…Multi-goal games: 2 (last: 3/17 at
MIN: 2g, 1a)… Multi-point games: 2 (last: 3/17 at MIN: 2g, 1a).
CAREER
Is in his fourth NHL season with the Hurricanes… Signed a two-year contract with the
Hurricanes on 7/23/12… Was born in Michigan but raised in Littleton, CO… Had notched 42
goals and 46 assists (88 points) in 149 career AHL games entering 2012-13… Had 16 points
(8g, 8a) in 69 career NHL games… Concluded his junior hockey career with 130 goals, 112
assists (242 points) and 275 penalty minutes in 265 games in the Western Hockey League
(WHL)… Averaged more than a point per game in 39 career WHL playoff games, tallying
21 goals and 19 assists, and won the 2008 Memorial Cup Championship with Spokane…
Finished his Spokane career ranked sixth in franchise history in goals (130) and 11th all-time
in points (242)… 2005-06: Was Spokane’s Rookie of the Year as a 16-year-old in 2005-06,
notching 17 goals and 34 points in 72 games… Became the first 16-year-old to notch doubledigit goals for Spokane since 1998… 2006-07: Totaled 24 goals and 19 assists (43 points) in
61 regular-season games with Spokane… Ranked fourth among Chiefs skaters in goals and
sixth in total scoring in his second full season of major junior hockey… Played in the CHL’s
Top Prospects Game in January 2007… Saw his first postseason action for Spokane, scoring
two goals and earning five assists (7 points) in six playoff games… 2007-08: Led Spokane
and ranked tied for 10th in the WHL in scoring during the regular season with 42 goals and
40 assists (82 points) in 66 games… Was the first Spokane skater since 1998 to net 40
goals… Scored nine game-winning goals and was second in the WHL with 17 power-play
goals… Ranked eighth in the league in plus/minus (+32)… Was named the WHL’s Player of
the Month in November after scoring 13 goals and earning 11 assists (24 points) and being
named the Canadian Hockey League’s Player of the Week in back-to-back weeks during the
month… Had a career- and team-high 11-game point streak from 10/28-11/24 (14g, 11a)…
Was tied for third among all WHL skaters in scoring during the playoffs with 20 points, and
second only to fellow Hurricanes prospect Zach Boychuk in playoff goals with 11, leading
Spokane to the WHL Championship… Was the leading goal scorer during the 2008 Memorial
Cup, with six goals in four games… Had a hat trick and an assist in Spokane’s Memorial Cup
opener against Belleville, a 5-4 overtime win… Notched the game-winning goal in Spokane’s
4-1 victory in the Memorial Cup championship game against Kitchener, and was named to
the tournament’s All-Star Team… 2008-09: Led Spokane (WHL) in scoring for the second
consecutive season, totaling 83 points (47g, 36a) in 62 games… Ranked fourth in the WHL
in goals (47) and 14th in the league in points (83)… Became the first Chief since 1994
to score 40 goals in back-to-back seasons… Was twice named the WHL’s Player of the
Week (2/2 and 3/16)… Netted a career-high four goals in a 5-2 win vs. Kamloops (2/25),
his third hat trick of the season and sixth of his junior career… Had 32 goals and 49 points
in the final 30 games of the regular season… Had a season-high, 10-game point-scoring
streak from 1/10-1/31 (10g, 9a)… Had 21 multi-point games, including two five-point nights
and four four-point games… Led the Chiefs in postseason scoring with eight goals and 13
points in 12 playoff games… 2009-10: Completed his first professional season, splitting
the year between Albany (AHL) and Carolina (NHL)… Skated in nine games with Carolina,
scoring two goals… Was tied for fourth among River Rats with 17 goals in 56 AHL games…
Scored his first professional goal (and point) in Albany’s season opener vs. Manchester
(10/3)… Made his NHL debut vs. ATL (1/16)… Beat Antero Niittymaki for his first NHL goal
and point, and added a second goal for his first career multi-point game, at TB (4/6)… Led
Albany in playoff assists (6) and was tied for the team lead in scoring (9 points), playing in
all eight of the River Rats’ Calder Cup Playoff contests… 2010-11: Skated in 23 NHL games
with Carolina, notching one assist and totaling a career-high 12 penalty minutes… Totaled
30 points (12g, 18a) in 51 AHL regular-season games with Charlotte… Made his season
debut in the Hurricanes’ opening game against MIN (10/7) in the first game of the 2010
NHL Premiere in Helsinki… Had his first two-goal, three-point AHL game of the season vs.
Providence (2/6)… Notched 10 points (7g, 3a) in 13 February AHL games for the Checkers…
Earned his first career NHL assist on McBain’s second goal vs. MTL (3/30)… Earned eight
points (2g, 6a), skating in 15 of Charlotte’s 16 Calder Cup Playoff games as the Checkers
advanced to the Eastern Conference Final… Was tied for third on the team in assists (6) and
tied for fifth among Checkers in points (8).
ZACH BOYCHUK
Center/Wing • Shoots Left
5'10" • 185 lbs.
10/4/89 • Airdrie, Alb.
18
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 10/17/08; 4-3 L at LA Point: 11/7/09; 3-2 L at CBJ (assist)
Goal: 2/13/10; 5-2 W vs. NJ (Brodeur)
Goals: 2 (12/29/10; 4-0 W at OTT)
Assists: 2 (3/4/10; 4-1 W vs. OTT)
Points: 2-2x (Last: 12/29/10; 4-0 W at OTT)
Penalty Min: 2-3x (Last: 1/15/11; 6-4 W vs. TB)
Goal Streak: None
Assist Streak: 2 games-2x (last: 11/8/11-11/11/11: 2a)
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2005-06 Lethbridge WHL
64183351
30 6055 2
69316091
52 –––– –
2007-08 (a)
Lethbridge
WHL
61
33
39
72
80
18
13
8
21
6
2008-09 (b)
Carolina
NHL
20000 –––– –
Lethbridge
WHL
43 28 29 5722
11 7 6 13 12
AlbanyAHL
20112 –––– –
2009-10AlbanyAHL
52152136
24 8235 4
Carolina
NHL
313692 –––– –
2010-11
Charlotte AHL
60
22
43
65
48
15
3
6
9
14
Carolina
NHL
23
4374 –––– –
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
160220 –––– –
CharlotteAHL
64212344
46 –––– –
72
7
11
18
6
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 20, 2008—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. First Hurricanes pick, 14th overall, first round.
(b) Oct. 4, 2008—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry level contract.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his fourth NHL season with Carolina, splitting the season between the NHL and
AHL levels… Skated in 16 games during two recalls to Carolina, totaling two assists and
averaging 8:55 in ice time per game… Had 44 points (21g, 23a) in 64 games with Charlotte
on the AHL level, leading the Checkers in goals… Earned his first recall of the season on
10/25 and made his season debut that night vs. OTT… Earned first point of the season with
an assist on Pitkanen’s goal at NJ (11/8)… Assisted on Ponikarovsky’s second period goal
at NYR (11/11), his second consecutive game with an assist… Assigned to Charlotte (AHL)
on 11/21… Recalled from Charlotte for the second time on 2/27… Skated in three games
before being reassigned to the Checkers on 3/3… Longest NHL assist streak: 2 games
(11/8-11/11: 0g, 2a)… Longest NHL point streak: 2 games (11/8-11/11: 0g, 2a).
CAREER
Is in his fifth NHL season… Signed a one-year contract with Carolina on 7/24/12… Totaled
seven goals and 11 assists in 72 career NHL games with Carolina entering 2012-13… Had
58 goals and 88 assists (146 points) in 178 career AHL regular-season games… Earned 271
points (110g, 161a) in 237 career regular-season Western Hockey League (WHL) games
with the Lethbridge Hurricanes, good for seventh on Lethbridge’s all-time point list… Had
20 goals and 19 assists (39 points) in 35 career WHL playoff games… Was ranked eighth
among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting heading into the 2008 NHL Entry
Draft… Has represented Canada in a number of international competitions, debuting at the
2006 Under-18 Junior World Cup, when Canada won gold… Represented Canada at the
2007 Under-18 World Junior Championship and the eight-game Canada-Russia Super Series
in 2007… Captured gold with Canada at the 2008 and 2009 World Junior Championships,
serving as the team’s alternate captain at the 2009 World Juniors… Was the youngest
player on Team WHL at the 2006 ADT Canada-Russia Challenge, and played for Team WHL
again at that event in 2007 and 2008… 2005-06: Won the Carl Trentini Memorial Award as
Lethbridge’s Rookie of the Year after totaling 51 points (18g, 33a) in 64 games as a 16-yearold… 2006-07: Ranked tied for second in the WHL in scoring with 91 points (31g, 60a) in
69 games as a 17-year-old for Lethbridge… Was named Lethbridge’s team MVP and Most
Popular Player as voted by the fans… 2007-08: Ranked second among Lethbridge skaters
in scoring with 72 points (33g, 39a), despite playing in just 61 of 72 games… Led the team
with a plus-26 plus/minus rating… Ranked 15th in the WHL in goals with 33… Played in
the 2008 Home Hardware CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game, netting two goals and earning
Team White Player of the Game honors… Also placed second at that event’s fastest skater
competition… Led all WHL skaters in 2008 with 13 playoff goals as Lethbridge won three
postseason series and the WHL’s Eastern Conference title before falling to the Spokane
Chiefs in the WHL final… 2008-09: Started the season in the NHL with the Hurricanes,
playing in two games before returning to his junior team in Lethbridge (WHL)… Made his
NHL debut at LA (10/17), becoming the first Hurricanes player since Eric Staal in 2003 to
make his NHL debut in his draft year….Had 57 points (28g, 29a) in 43 regular-season games
with Lethbridge, and led the team with 13 points (7g, 6a) in 11 playoff contests… Shared the
Harry Ingarfield Memorial Award as Lethbridge’s team MVP and won the team’s plus/minus
award… Joined Albany at the end of his WHL season, earning one assist in two games…
Made his AHL debut and earned his first professional point with an assist at Wilkes-Barre/
Scranton (4/10)… 2009-10: Established NHL highs in games played (31), assists (6) and
points (9)… Had 36 points (15g, 21a) in 52 games on the AHL level with Albany… Scored
his first professional goal and had two assists for Albany vs. Portland (10/9)… Earned his
first NHL point with an assist on Gleason’s goal at CBJ (11/7)… Beat Martin Brodeur with
a backhanded shot for his first NHL goal vs. NJ (2/13)… Earned primary assists on each
of Carolina’s first two goals vs. OTT (3/4) for his first NHL multi-point game… Skated in all
eight of Albany’s Calder Cup Playoff games, earning five points (2g, 3a)… Scored his first
playoff points with a pair of assists at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (4/18)… Netted the seriesclinching goal at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (4/19)… 2010-11: Established a new NHL career
high in goals (4) and added three assists (7 points) in 23 games played with the Hurricanes…
Led Charlotte skaters in assists (43) and points (65) in 60 games on the AHL level… Ranked
13th in the AHL in points (65) and 17th in assists (43) despite spending significant time on
the NHL level… Had a six-game AHL point streak from 10/22-11/3 (3g, 5a)… Earned his
second six-game AHL point streak of the season from 11/17-11/28 (2g, 7a)… Had a fourassist AHL game for Charlotte vs. Hershey (12/12)… Made his NHL season debut vs. ANA
(12/18)… Earned an assist on the game-winner for his first NHL point of the season at TOR
(12/28)… Earned his first career NHL multi-goal effort with a pair of tallies – including the
game-winner – at OTT (12/29)… Earned his first professional hat trick with three goals for
Charlotte at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (1/23)… Was named the AHL’s Player of the Week for
3/21-3/27, with five goals and five assists (10 points) in four games… Played in all 16 of
Charlotte’s Calder Cup Playoff games, and ranked tied for third on the team in scoring with
nine points (3g, 6a)… Earned seven points (3g, 4a) in the opening round, as the Checkers
topped Hershey in six games.
ZAC DALPE
22
Center/ Right Wing • Shoots Right
6'1" • 190 lbs.
11/1/89 • Paris, Ont.
HIGHLIGHTS
Game: 10/7/10; 4-3 W at MIN in Helsinki
Point: 10/7/10; 4-3 W at MIN in Helsinki (assist)
Goal: 1/1/11; 6-3 W vs. NJ (Hedberg)
Goals: 1-4x (Last: 12/29/11; 4-3 CAR OT W vs. TOR) Goal Streak: 2 games (1/1/11-1/3/11: 2g)
Assists: 1-3x (Last: 1/21/12; 2-1 CAR OTL at NYI)
Assist Streak: None
Points: 2 (12/29/11; 4-3 CAR OT W vs. TOR)
Penalty Min: 2-2x (Last: 12/29/11; 4-3 CAR OT W vs. TOR)
NHL STREAKS:
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2005-06 Stratford
MWJHL 326612
12 2000 0
2006-07 Stratford
OJHL-B
52304373
68 –––– –
2007-08 (a)
Penticton
BCHL
46
27
36
63
14
15
8
9
17
4
2008-09 Ohio State CCHA
37131225
25 –––– –
2009-10 (b)
Ohio State
CCHA
39
21
24
45
19
–
–
–
–
–
AlbanyAHL
96280 8336 0
2010-11 Carolina
NHL
153140 –––– –
CharlotteAHL
61 23 34 5721
16 6 7 13 6
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
161234 –––– –
CharlotteAHL
56181432
17 –––– –
31
4
3
7
4
–
–
–
–
–
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his second NHL season with Carolina, splitting the year between the NHL
and AHL… Totaled one goal and two assists (3 points) during five NHL stints with the
Hurricanes… Also skated in 56 AHL games with Charlotte, earning 32 points (18g,
14a)… Made the NHL roster out of training camp and made his season debut in the
team’s opener vs. TB (10/7)… Was (even) in 3:36 of ice time at BUF (10/14), before
leaving the game in first period due to lower-body injury… Placed on injured reserve on
10/25… Activated from injured reserve and assigned to Charlotte (AHL) on 11/2… Had
a goal and an assist vs. TOR (12/29), his first career NHL multi-point game… Missed
seven NHL games due to injury (lower-body: 10/18-11/1)… Was an NHL healthy extra
for two games (11/11, 11/20)… NHL Multi-point games: 1 (12/29 vs. TOR: 1g, 1a).
CAREER
Is in his third full professional season… Had four goals and three assists (7 points) in
31 career NHL games entering the 2012-13 season… Had 47 goals and 50 assists (97
points) in 126 American Hockey League (AHL) games played… Is in the final year of a
three-year, entry-level contract, signed on 3/18/10… Totaled 34 goals and 36 assists
(70 points) in 76 career college hockey games for Ohio State (CCHA)… Drafted by the
Hurricanes in the second round (45th overall) of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft… Was the
16th-ranked North American skater in NHL Central Scouting’s final rankings prior to
the 2008 NHL Entry Draft… Helped the Paris Wolfpack become the first team in 24
years to win consecutive Ontario Championships in 2002-03 and 2003-04… 200607: Was named MVP of the Stratford Cullitons (Junior B) after posting 30 goals and
73 points in 52 games… Was listed at 5'8" and 120 pounds… Scored a hat trick to
help lead Canada West to a gold medal at the 2007 World Junior ‘A’ Challenge…
2007-08: Completed one season in the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) with
Penticton, totaling 63 points (27g, 36a) in 46 regular-season BCHL games… Was
named Penticton’s rookie of the year, and posted 17 points (8g, 9a) in 15 playoff
games to help lead the Vees to the BCHL championship… 2008-09: Completed his
freshman season at Ohio State (CCHA) with 25 points (13g, 12a) and a (+7) rating in
37 games… Was named to the CCHA All-Rookie team and was one of three finalists
for CCHA Rookie of the Year… Was tied for third among Buckeye skaters in goals with
13, including three game-winning goals… Was third among CCHA rookies and tied
for seventh among NCAA rookies in goals… Was tied for fifth among CCHA rookies
in points… Named CCHA Rookie of the Week three times (10/19, 11/10, 2/9)…
Earned his first collegiate point with an assist vs. Lake State (10/17)… Scored his
first career NCAA goal with a power-play tally at Denver (10/25)… Had a five-game
scoring streak from 11/1-11/21 (4g, 2a)… 2009-10: Led the Buckeyes in goals (21)
and points (45) and ranked second in assists (24), while playing in all 39 of the team’s
games… Joined Albany after signing an entry-level contract with the Hurricanes at
the conclusion of his college season, and totaled eight points (6g, 2a) in the River Rats’
final nine regular-season games… His 21 goals with OSU ranked tied for first among
CCHA skaters, and his 45 points ranked tied for third in the conference… Named
to the 2009-10 All-CCHA First Team… Was a top-three finalist for CCHA Player of
the Year, and was named a second-team All-American… Was voted as Ohio State’s
team MVP by his teammates… Also led the Buckeyes in plus/minus (+15) and shots
(151) and had points in 28 of his 39 games… Had three four-point efforts: at Ferris
State on 11/21 (2g, 2a), at Nebraska-Omaha on 2/5 (0g, 4a) and at Miami (OH) on
3/13 (1g, 3a)… Was named CCHA Player of the Month for January after tallying eight
points (5g, 3a) and leading OSU to a 4-1-1 record… Had a six-game point streak from
11/7-11/27… Received Big Ten Sportsmanship Award for Ohio State men’s hockey…
Made his professional debut for Albany (AHL) at Binghamton (3/20)… Scored his
first professional goal at Adirondack (3/24)… Netted a hat trick at Syracuse (3/27)…
Ranked third on the River Rats with six points (3g, 3a) during the playoffs, playing in all
eight of the club’s postseason games… Made his Calder Cup Playoff debut vs. WilkesBarre/Scranton (4/14)… Recorded his first playoff point with an assist at Hershey
(4/24)… Had a three-point game (2g, 1a) vs. Hershey (4/27)… 2010-11: Saw his
first NHL action with Carolina, skating in 15 games for the Hurricanes and totaling four
points (3g, 1a)… Totaled 23 goals and 34 assists (57 points) in 61 games on the AHL
level for Charlotte, and was named to the AHL’s All-Rookie Team… Was third among
AHL rookies in scoring, and led the Checkers with six shootout goals… Began the
season with Carolina, making his NHL debut and earning his first NHL point with an
assist on Babchuk’s goal against MIN (10/7) in the first game of the 2010 NHL Premiere
in Helsinki… Beat Johan Hedberg for his first NHL goal, the game-winner, vs. NJ
(1/1)… Had a five-game AHL goal streak from 11/6-11/12 (6g) and a seven-game AHL
point streak from 12/28-1/23 (2g, 12a)… Skated in all 16 Calder Cup Playoff games for
Charlotte, as the Checkers advanced to the Eastern Conference Final… Was tied for
first among Charlotte skaters in goals (6) and was second on the team in points (13)…
Was tied for 13th in the AHL in playoff goals.
MARC-ANDRE GRAGNANI
6'2" • 201 lbs.
3/11/87 • Montreal, Que.
5
2011-12 Teams: Buffalo/Vancouver (NHL)
Drafted: Buffalo 2005 (3-87-3)
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 2/23/08; 4-3 BUF L vs. NYR Goals: 1-3x (Last: 3/31/12; 3-2 VAN OT W vs. CGY)Goal Streak: None
Point: 3/30/11; 1-0 BUF W vs. NYR (assist)Assists: 2 (11/23/11; 4-3 BUF OTL vs. BOS)
Goal: 4/3/11; 2-1 BUF OT W at CAR (Ward)Points: 2 (11/23/11; 4-3 BUF OTL vs. BOS)
Penalty Min: 4-3x (Last: 1/13/12; 3-2 BUF W vs. TOR)
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2002-03
West Island Lions
QAAA
34
3
15
18
22
–
–
–
–
–
2003-04 P.E.I. QMJHL
6121315
42 11000 4
2004-05 (a)
P.E.I.
QMJHL
68102939
48 –––– –
2005-06 P.E.I.
QMJHL
62165571
75 6145 14
2006-07 P.E.I.
QMJHL
65224668
58 758134
2007-08Buffalo
NHL
20004 –––– –
RochesterAHL
78143852
38 –––– –
2008-09Buffalo
NHL
40002 –––– –
PortlandAHL
7694251
59 5022 4
2009-10 PortlandAHL
66123143
37 4022 0
2010-11 Buffalo
NHL
91232 7167 4
PortlandAHL
63124860
51 –––– –
2011-12 (b,c)
Buffalo
NHL
44
11112
20 –––– –
Vancouver NHL
141236 –––– –
73
3
15
18
34
7
1
6
7
4
(a) July 30, 2005—Selected by the Buffalo Sabres in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. Third Sabres pick, 87th overall, third round.
(b) Feb. 27, 2012—Acquired by the Edmonton Oilers from the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for Alexander Sulzer.
(c) July 11, 2012—Signed as a free agent by the Carolina Hurricanes.
2011-12 SEASON
Appeared in 58 games during his first full NHL season, totaling 15 points (2g, 13a)… Split the
season between Vancouver (14 games) and Buffalo (44 games)… Averaged 16:08 in time
on ice per game and 2:23 in power-play time on ice per game…Among NHL rookies, ranked
tied for 26th in scoring (15 points), tied for seventh in power-play assists (6), tied for ninth
in power-play points (7) and tied for 13th in plus/minus (+6)… Earned his first point of the
season with an assist vs. LA (10/8)… Scored his first goal of the season at BOS (11/12)…
Established career highs for assists and points in a game with two helpers vs. BOS (11/23)…
Acquired by Vancouver from Buffalo in exchange for Alexander Sulzer on 2/27… Made his
Canucks debut, logging 15:38 of ice time in a 2-0 victory vs. STL (3/1)… Netted his first
goal as a Canuck vs. CGY (3/31)… Matched single-game career highs in assists and points
with two assists vs. ANA (4/3)… Did not appear in any of Vancouver’s five games during
the Canucks’ first-round loss to the Los Angeles Kings… Longest assist streak: 2 games
(10/18-10/20: 0g, 2a)… Longest point streak: 3 games (3/30-4/3: 1g, 3a)… Multi-assist
games: 2 (last: 4/3 vs. ANA: 0g, 2a)… Multi-point games: 1 (11/23 vs. BOS: 0g, 2a).
CAREER
Is in his fifth professional season and first with the Hurricanes… Signed to a one-year
contract by the Hurricanes on 7/11/12… Had earned 206 points (47g, 159a) in 283 career
American Hockey League (AHL) games with Rochester and Portland entering the 2012-13
season… Completed a four-year junior hockey career with P.E.I. prior to turning professional,
totaling 193 points (50g, 143a) in 256 games… Represented Canada at the 2011 IIHF
World Championship, totaling two points (1g, 1a) in six games… Won a silver medal with
Canada at the 2005 U-18 World Junior Championship, earning three assists in six games…
2003-04: Completed his first season of junior hockey with P.E.I. of the QMJHL, totaling
15 points (2g, 13a) in 61 games… Appeared in 11 playoff games for the Rocket without
registering a point… 2004-05: Ranked first among P.E.I. defensemen with 39 points (10g,
29a) in 68 games during his second season of junior hockey… 2005-06: Was first among
P.E.I. defensemen and tied for fifth among QMJHL blueliners with 71 points (16g, 55a) in 62
games… Was fourth among league defensemen in assists (55)… Was tied for second on
the Rocket in playoff scoring with five points (1g, 4a) in six games as P.E.I. fell to AcadieBathurst in the opening round… 2006-07: Was second among QMJHL defensemen in goals
(22) and fifth in points (68), skating in 65 games during his final season of junior hockey with
P.E.I… Ranked second among P.E.I. skaters in playoff scoring with 13 points (5g, 8a) in seven
games as the Rocket again fell to Acadie-Bathurst in the first round… 2007-08: Completed
his first professional season, spending the majority of the year with Rochester (AHL)…
Appeared in two NHL games with Buffalo, making his NHL debut in a 4-3 loss vs. NYR
(2/23)… Ranked third among AHL defensemen with 52 points (14g, 38a) in 78 games…
Was named the Amerks’ Rookie of the Year and Most Popular Player… Recorded two assists
in his professional debut with the Amerks vs. Syracuse (10/5)… Earned a four-point night
(1g, 3a) vs. Hamilton (1/12)… Had a 10-game AHL point streak from 2/9-3/2 (5g, 9a)…
2008-09: Was tied for fourth among AHL defensemen with 51 points (9g, 42a) in 76 games,
establishing Portland records for assists (42) and points (51) by a defenseman… Appeared
in four games with the Sabres on the NHL level, and was plus-2 with two penalty minutes…
Had two assists in five Calder Cup playoff games for the Pirates… 2009-10: Earned 43
points (12g, 31a) in 66 games with Portland, spending the entire season in the AHL… Led
Pirates blueliners and ranked tied for 11th among league defensemen in points… Earned
his 100th career AHL assist vs. Hartford (2/15)… Earned a pair of assists in four Calder
Cup playoff games as the Pirates were swept by Manchester… 2010-11: Split the season
between Buffalo and Portland, skating in nine games on the NHL level… Earned his first NHL
point with an assist vs. NYR (3/30)… Scored his first NHL goal with the overtime gamewinner at CAR (4/3)… Led all AHL defensemen in assists (48) and points (60), establishing
Portland franchise records in both categories… Won the Eddie Shore Award as the AHL’s
most outstanding defenseman, and was named to the AHL’s First All-Star Team… Tied
Portland franchise record with five assists in a game vs. Worcester (1/15)… Made his first
Stanley Cup playoff appearance and led Buffalo with seven points (1g, 6a) in seven games as
the Sabres fell to Philadelphia in the first round… Was the first Sabres defenseman to lead
team in playoff scoring since Alexei Zhitnik and Jason Woolley tied with 15 points (1999)…
Was the first Sabres rookie and first Sabres defenseman to earn an assist in each of the first
three games of the playoffs since Richard Smehlik (1992 Playoffs)… Earned a pair of assists
and led Sabres with 23:51 time on ice in Game 3 vs. PHI (4/18)… Scored his first career
playoff goal in Game 5 at PHI (4/22)… Recorded two assists in Game 6 vs. PHI (4/24).
RILEY NASH
20
6'1" • 191 lbs.
5/9/89 • Consort, Alb.
Acquired: 6/26/10, Trade with EDM
Drafted: Edmonton 2007 (3-21-1)
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 12/21/11; 4-3 CAR L vs. PHX
Point: 12/23/11; 2-1 CAR OT W vs. OTT (assist)
Goal: None
Goals: None
Assists: 1 (12/23/11; 2-1 CAR OT W vs. OTT)
Points: 1 (12/23/11; 2-1 CAR OT W vs. OTT)
Penalty Min: 2 (1/31/12; 5-2 CAR L vs. NYI)
Goal Streak: None
Assist Streak: None
Point Streak: None
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2005-06
Thompson Blazers
BCMML
31
29
31
60
100
–
–
–
–
–
Salmon Arm BCHL
10000 5123 0
2006-07 (a)
Salmon Arm
BCHL
55
38
46
84
87
11
4
7
11
31
2007-08 CornellECAC
36122032
28 –––– –
2008-09 CornellECAC
36132235
34 –––– –
2009-10 (b,c)
CornellECAC
30
12
23
35
39
–
–
–
–
–
2010-11 CharlotteAHL
7914183226 161 3 4 16
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
50112 –––– –
CharlotteAHL
5881220
26 –––– –
Hurricanes/NHL Totals (1 Season)
5
0
1
1
2
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 21, 2007—Selected by the Edmonton Oilers in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Third Oilers pick, 21st overall, first round.
(b) June 26, 2010—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the Edmonton Oilers in exchange for Ottawa’s second-round pick (Martin Marincin) in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft
(c) July 19, 2010—Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
2011-12 SEASON
Appeared in his first NHL season, spending the majority of the season with Carolina’s
AHL affiliate, Charlotte… Skated in five NHL games for Carolina, averaging 10:34 in ice
time per game and recording one assist… Had 20 points (8g, 12a) in 58 games with
Charlotte (AHL)… Scored six of his eight AHL goals on the power play, ranking tied for
fourth among Checkers… Began the season with the Checkers, netting his first goal
of the season vs. Peoria (10/16)… Had his first multi-point game of the season with a
pair of assists at Rockford (11/6)… Notched an AHL career-high three points (1g, 2a)
at NOR (11/23)… Was recalled to the NHL for the first time on 12/21… Made his NHL
debut and was (even) in 13:02 of ice time vs. PHX (12/21)… Earned his first career
NHL point with an assist on Nodl’s first period goal vs. OTT (12/23)… Reassigned to
Charlotte (AHL) on 12/23… Recorded his first and only multi-goal game of the season
with two power-play tallies vs. Rockford (1/26)… Finished the month of January with
eight points (4g, 4a) in eight AHL games, including three multi-point games… Served
a second NHL stint from 1/30-2/6, skating in three games without earning a point…
Reassigned to Charlotte for the balance of the season on 2/6… Missed 16 AHL games
due to injury.
CAREER
Is in his third professional season… Had one assist in five career NHL games with
Carolina entering the 2012-13 season… Had 52 points (22g, 30a) and 52 penalty
minutes in 137 career American Hockey League (AHL) regular-season games entering
2012-13… Acquired by the Hurricanes from Edmonton on 6/26/10 in exchange for
a second-round pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft and signed to a three-year, entrylevel contract with Carolina on 7/19/10… Was a first-round selection by the Oilers in
the 2007 NHL Entry Draft… Finished his three-year career at Cornell University with
102 points (37g, 65a) and 101 penalty minutes in 102 games… Was plus-23 for his
collegiate career, and was teammates at Cornell with his brother, Brendon, who is part
of the Montreal Canadiens organization… 2006-07: Earned Interior Conference Rookie
of the Year honors for the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL), after leading Salmon
Arm skaters with 95 points (42g, 53a) in 66 regular-season and playoff games… Was
also named team MVP… 2007-08: Was named both ECAC and Ivy League Rookie of
the Year, after finishing second among Cornell skaters in scoring with 32 points on 12
goals and a team-best 20 assists during his freshman season… Was Cornell’s first Ivy
League Rookie of the Year since Denis Ladouceur in 1999 and was its the first ECAC
Hockey Rookie of the Year since David McKee in 2004… Had a team-high 10 multi-point
games and his 32 points were the most for a Cornell freshman since Kyle Knopp earned
33 in 1995-96… 2008-09: Was named to the ECAC First Team and earned honorablemention All-Ivy League honors during his sophomore year, leading the Big Red with 35
points (13g, 22a)… Had eight multi-point games, including a four-point effort vs. Union
College (2/21)… Had a career-best three assists vs. Rensselaer (3/15)… Was invited to
the selection camp for Team Canada for the 2009 World Junior Championships, but did
not make the final roster… 2009-10: Was named third-team All-ECAC and honorable
mention All-Ivy League after totaling 35 points (12g, 23a) in 30 games for Cornell…
Reached the 100-point mark for his collegiate career… Had nine multi-point games to
complete his collegiate career with 27 multi-point efforts in three seasons… Earned
at least one point in seven of the season’s first eight games… Notched three points
(2g, 1a) vs. Colgate (2/16)… Closed out the season with a point in each of his final five
games, including five points in Cornell’s ECAC quarterfinal series against Harvard…
Missed four games to injury, marking his only games missed during his collegiate
career…. 2010-11: Completed his first professional season, ranking second among
Charlotte (AHL) rookies with 32 points (14g, 18a) in 79 games… Led Checkers rookie
forwards in plus/minus (+5)… Made his professional debut at Connecticut (10/9)…
Earned his first AHL points with a pair of assists at Binghamton (10/30)… Scored his
first AHL goal vs. Portland (11/3)… Earned his first multi-goal game with a pair of tallies
vs. Syracuse (12/6)… Earned six points in a seven-game span from 1/23-2/8… Totaled
four points (1g, 3a) in 16 Calder Cup Playoff games, as the Checkers advanced to the
Eastern Conference Final before falling to Binghamton.
JEROME SAMSON
6'0" • 195 lbs.
9/4/87 • Greenfield Park, Que.
71
Drafted: Undrafted
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 1/7/10; 4-2 CAR L at NSH Point: 1/7/10; 4-2 CAR L at NSH (assist)
Goal: 1/10/12; 2-1 CAR L vs. PHI (Bobrovsky)
Goals: 1-2x (Last: 2/23/12: 3-2 CAR OTL vs. ANA)
Assists: 1-7x (Last: 3/6/12: 4-3 CAR OT W at WSH)
Points: 1-9x (Last: 3/6/12: 4-3 CAR OT W at WSH)
Penalty Min: 4 (3/13/10; 4-0 CAR L vs. PHX)
Goal Streak: None
Assist Streak: None
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2004-05 Moncton
QMJHL
6361117
22 12145 8
2005-06 Moncton
QMJHL
62 20 32 5246
21 6 1218 15
2006-07 (a)
Moncton
QMJHL
38193352
20 –––– –
Val-d’Or
QMJHL
33 25 22 4716
20 14 1226 10
2007-08AlbanyAHL
65211839
38 7112 2
2008-09AlbanyAHL
70223254
56 –––– –
2009-10AlbanyAHL
74374178
66 8639 8
Carolina
NHL
702210 –––– –
53262854
44 –––– –
Carolina
NHL
23
0220 –––– –
2011-12
CharlotteAHL
57201737
26 –––– –
Carolina
NHL
162358 –––– –
46
2
7
9
18
–
–
–
–
–
(a) July 2, 2007—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his third NHL season, splitting the year between Carolina (NHL) and Charlotte
(AHL)… Skated in 16 games with the Hurricanes, establishing NHL career highs in goals (2),
assists (3) and points (5)… Played 57 AHL games for the Checkers, totaling 37 points (20g,
17a) and 26 penalty minutes… Was named to the 2012 AHL All-Star Classic but was unable
to participate due to being on NHL recall with the Hurricanes… Recalled from Charlotte
(AHL) on 1/10…Made his NHL season debut, scored his first career NHL/Hurricanes goal
and was named second star vs. PHI (1/10)… Suffered an upper-body injury vs. BOS (1/14)
and missed the following five games… Reassigned to Charlotte on 1/31… Recalled from
Charlotte for the second time of the season on 2/12… Earned an assist on Tlusty’s secondperiod goal at NYI (2/18)… Netted a first-period goal vs. ANA (2/23)… Earned an assist on
Faulk’s first-period, power-play goal vs. FLA (2/25)… Assisted on Tlusty’s first-period goal
at WSH (3/6)… Reassigned to Charlotte for the balance of the season on 3/17… Games
missed due to injury: 5 (Upper Body: 1/15-1/23)… Was a healthy extra for two games (3/3,
3/15)… Longest point streak: 2 games (2/23-2/25: 1g, 1a).
CAREER
Originally signed by the Hurricanes as an undrafted free agent in July 2007… Signed a oneyear contract with the Hurricanes on July 20, 2012… Totaled 262 points (126g, 136a) in 319
career American Hockey League (AHL) games entering the 2012-13 season… 2004-05:
Earned 17 points (6g, 11a) in 63 games during his first season of junior hockey with Moncton
of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL)… 2005-06: Ranked eighth among
Moncton skaters in points (52) and seventh in goals (20) in 62 regular-season games… Team
was coached by Ted Nolan and included future NHL players Keith Yandle, Brad Marchand
and Philippe Dupuis… Was tied for sixth on the team in playoff scoring with 18 points (6g,
12a), helping the Wildcats capture the QMJHL Championship (President’s Cup) and a berth
in the Memorial Cup… Won the George Parsons Trophy (sportsmanship) at the Memorial
Cup… Past winners of the Parsons Trophy include Dale Hawerchuk, Jarome Iginla and Ray
Whitney… 2006-07: Ranked eighth in the QMJHL in goals (44), 15th in assists (55) and
10th in scoring with 99 points, splitting his final season of junior hockey between Moncton
and Val-d’Or… Ranked second among QMJHL skaters in goals (14) and fifth in points (26)
during the 2007 QMJHL playoffs, helping Val-d’Or advance to the President’s Cup Final
before falling to Lewiston… Completed his three-year junior hockey career with 70 goals,
98 assists (168 points) and 104 penalty minutes in 196 regular-season games and 49 points
(21g, 28a) in 53 career QMJHL playoff games… 2007-08: Completed his first professional
season, spending the entire year with Albany (AHL)… Made his AHL debut in Albany’s
season opener at Binghamton (10/6), scoring his first professional goal, which was Albany’s
first goal of the season… Earned his first professional assist and had his first multi-point
effort vs. Manchester (10/19)… Netted his 20th goal of the season with a power-play tally
vs. Bridgeport (2/22)… Played in all seven of Albany’s Calder Cup playoff games, earning a
goal and an assist in his AHL playoff debut in Game 1 vs. Philadelphia (4/16)… 2008-09:
Reached the 20-goal mark for the second consecutive AHL season, totaling 22 goals and
32 assists (54 points) in 70 games with Albany… Was tied for team lead in points (54)…
Played his 100th career AHL game and scored a goal vs. Rochester (1/24)… Extended his
point streak to a team-season-high seven games with a goal at Syracuse (2/28)… Scored
his 20th goal of the season vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (3/16)… 2009-10: Skated in his first
NHL season, earning two assists in seven games on the NHL level… Led Albany in goals
(37), assists (41) and points (78)… Was tied for second in the AHL in goals (37) and tied
for fourth in points (78)… Was named to the AHL’s First All-Star Team… Recalled to the
NHL for the first time on 1/7… Made his NHL debut and earned an assist during his first
shift on Rod Brind’Amour’s goal at NSH (1/7)… Had a four-point night (1g, 3a) for Albany vs.
Binghamton (3/2), also extending his point streak to a team-season-high eight games… Was
named the Reebok/AHL Player of the Week for the week ending March 7, after totaling seven
points (3g, 4a) in three games… Earned his first career professional hat trick and added an
assist at Adirondack (3/24)… Was honored as the AHL’s Player of the Month for March,
after notching 24 points (10g, 14a) in 12 games for the Rats… Skated in Carolina’s final
game of the year at BOS (4/10), before being reassigned to Albany for the playoffs… Played
all eight of Albany’s Calder Cup Playoff games, sharing the team lead with nine points (6g,
3a)… Had a six-game playoff point streak from 4/18 at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton until the Rats’
playoff finale vs. Hershey (4/29)… 2010-11: Earned two points (0g, 2a) in 23 NHL games
with the Hurricanes, establishing a career high for NHL games played in a season… Totaled
54 points (26g, 28a) in 53 games for Charlotte on the AHL level… Ranked fifth in the AHL
in shots (245), despite not playing in the league from 2/12 until the season’s conclusion…
Was tied for first among Charlotte Checkers skaters in game-winning goals (4)… Scored the
first game-winning goal in Charlotte’s AHL history at Springfield (10/10)… Played in his first
career AHL All-Star Game at Hershey (1/31)… Recalled to the NHL on 2/13, and remained
with the Hurricanes for the rest of the season… Led Charlotte with 26 goals and 54 points,
and was tied for first on the team with 28 assists at the time of his recall… Ranked first in
AHL in shots (245), third in goals (26) and fourth in points (54) at the time of his recall…
Earned his first NHL point of the season with an assist on Dwyer’s goal vs. NJ (2/19).
BOBBY SANGUINETTI
6'3" • 190 lbs.
2/29/88 • Trenton, NJ
24
Acquired: 6/26/10, Trade with NYR
Drafted: NY Rangers 2006 (1-21-1)
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 11/27/09; 5-1 NYR loss at TB
Point: None
Goal: None
Goals: None
Assists: None
Points: None
Penalty Min: 2-2x (Last: 12/17/09: 5-2 NYR W at NYI)
Goal Streak: None
Assist Streak: None
Point Streak: None
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2003-04
Lawrenceville
NJ High School
26
4
17
21
–
–
–
–
–
–
2004-05 Owen Sound OHL
6742024
12 5022 0
2005-06 (a)
Owen Sound
OHL
68
14
51
65
44
11
5
10
15
4
2006-07 Owen Sound OHL
67233053
48 7011 2
HartfordAHL
50332 7011 2
2007-08 Brampton
OHL
61294170
38 5134 10
HartfordAHL
60112 7011 2
United StatesWJC
61230 –––– –
2008-09 HartfordAHL
7863642
42 6145 6
2009-10 (b)
NY Rangers NHL
50004 –––– –
HartfordAHL
6192938
22 –––– –
3131215
6 10022 6
60104050
20 –––– –
Carolina
NHL
30000 –––– –
3
0
0
0
0
–
–
–
–
–
8
0
0
0
4
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 24, 2006—Selected by the New York Rangers in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. First Rangers pick, 21st overall, first round.
(b) June 26, 2010—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the New York Rangers in exchange for a sixth-round pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft and a second-round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.
2011-12 SEASON
Appeared in his second NHL season and first with Carolina, spending most of the season
with Charlotte (AHL)… Played three NHL games with Carolina, averaging 11:56 per game in
ice time… Established AHL career highs and Charlotte single-season franchise records for a
defenseman in goals (10), assists (40) and points (50), ranking third among AHL defensemen
in assists and points… Ranked second among AHL defensemen and second among Checkers
in power-play points (30) and power-play assists (23)… Set a personal and team record with
an 11-game point streak from 1/12-2/10 (5g, 10a), marking the fourth-longest streak by any
AHL player during the season and the longest by an AHL defenseman since the 2008-09
season… Earned his first recall on 3/12, and made his Hurricanes debut at NYR (3/13)…
Reassigned to Charlotte for the balance of the season on 3/19… Matched his AHL career
high and a team record with four points (1g, 3a) and was (+5) vs. Peoria (4/13)…Scored 44
points (10g, 34a) in his last 44 AHL games of the season… Missed 14 games due to injury.
CAREER
Is in his third NHL season and second with the Hurricanes… Signed a one-year contract
on 5/21/12… Had skated in eight career NHL games entering the 2012-13 season… Had
149 points (28g, 121a) in 241 career AHL games with Hartford and Charlotte… Acquired
by Carolina on 6/26/10 from the New York Rangers in exchange for a sixth-round pick in the
2010 NHL Entry Draft and a second-round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft… Represented
the United States at the 2008 World U-20 Championship in the Czech Republic, registering
one goal and two assists (3 points) in six games… Tied for eighth in scoring among
tournament defensemen… 2004-05: Completed his first season of junior hockey in the
Ontario Hockey League (OHL), skating in 67 games for Owen Sound… Ranked second among
team defensemen in points (24) and assists (20)… 2005-06: Ranked fourth among OHL
defensemen in points (65) and third in assists (51), playing 68 games with Owen Sound…
Led all Attack defensemen in points, assists, and power-play goals (8)… Recorded 16 multipoint performances… Also ranked first on the club in playoff points (15), assists (10) and
plus-minus rating (+2)… Tied for second on the team in post-season goals (5), and tied
for first in power-play goals (4)… 2006-07: Led all OHL defensemen in power-play goals
(18), ranked second in goals (23) and 10th in points (53)… Named a 2007 OHL Western
Conference All Star… Recorded 15 multi-point games for Owen Sound…. Joined Hartford
(AHL) at the end of his junior season and made his professional debut vs. Portland (4/4)…
Tallied his first professional point with an assist vs. Albany (4/8)… 2007-08: Skated in 61
OHL games with Brampton, and ranked third on the team in goals (29) and points (70), and
fourth in assists (41)… Also led Battalion and tied for 11th in the OHL with 17 power-play
goals… Ranked first among OHL defensemen in goals and second in points… Selected to an
OHL Conference All-Star Team for the third season… Notched a game-high two goals at the
OHL All-Star Classic in Sault Ste. Marie on 2/6 to earn Player of the Game honors… Named
OHL Defenseman of the Month for February… Also led the Battalion in playoff assists
(3) and ranked second in playoff scoring (4 points)… Joined Hartford at the completion
of Brampton’s season, collecting one assist in six games… 2008-09: Led all Wolf Pack
defensemen in points (42) and assists (36)… His 36 assists also set a new Hartford franchise
record for most assists by a rookie defenseman… Finished fourth on the team overall in
assists and tied for fourth on the club in points… Tied for fifth among AHL rookies in assists
and tied for 11th in points among all league defensemen… Selected to participate in the
AHL All-Star Classic… Notched his first professional goal on Oct. 24 against Philadelphia…
Led the Wolf Pack in playoff points (5) and assists (4)… 2009-10: Skated in his first NHL
season, appearing in five games with the New York Rangers… Also played 61 AHL games
with Hartford, establishing an AHL career high with nine goals… Made his NHL debut at TB
(11/27)… Led all Wolf Pack defensemen in goals (9), tied for first in points (38), and ranked
second in assists (29)… Ranked third among Hartford skaters in assists and tied for sixth in
points… Had eight multi-point games… Selected to participate in AHL All-Star Classic for
the second consecutive year, and registered one assist for PlanetUSA… Set an event record
in the Reebok Fastest Skater competition at the 2010 Ducks Unlimited AHL Skills Competition
with a time of 13.677… Recorded eight points (4g, 4a) in a four-game span from 10/31 vs.
Providence to 11/7 at Bridgeport, including a four-point performance vs. Providence 10/31:
2g, 2a)… 2010-11: Totaled 15 points (3g, 12a) in 31 AHL games for the Checkers, with six of
his 15 points coming on the power play… Began the season in the NHL with the Hurricanes,
accompanying the team to Russia and Finland, but did not appear in either game against
Minnesota at the 2010 NHL Premiere in Helsinki… Assigned to Charlotte on 10/10… Missed
47 consecutive games due to injury before returning to action at Bridgeport (3/16)… Earned
a pair of assists in 10 Calder Cup Playoff games for Charlotte, as the Checkers advanced to
the Eastern Conference Final before falling to Binghamton.
BRETT SUTTER
42
6'0" • 200 lbs.
6/2/87 • Viking, Alb.
Acquired: 11/17/10, Trade with CGY
Drafted: Calgary 2005 (7-179-6)
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 12/23/08; 4-3 CGY W vs. ANA Point: 12/23/08; 4-3 CGY W vs. ANA (goal)
Goal: 12/23/08; 4-3 CGY W vs. ANA (Giguere)
Goals: 1 (12/23/08; 4-3 CGY W vs. ANA)
Assists: 1-4x (Last: 11/27/11; 4-3 CAR L at OTT)
Points: 1-5x (Last: 11/27/11; 4-3 CAR L at OTT)
Penalty Min: 7 (10/18/11; 4-1 CAR W at BOS)
Goal Streak: None
Assist Streak: None
Point Streak: None
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2003-04 Kootenay
WHL
44
5712
26 4000 4
2004-05 (a)
Kootenay
WHL
7081119
70 16123 16
2005-06 Kootenay
WHL
168715
21 –––– –
Red Deer
WHL
5792635
80 –––– –
2006-07 Red Deer
WHL
67282957
77 7347 11
2007-08 Quad CityAHL
754610
63 –––– –
2008-09Calgary
NHL
41012 –––– –
Quad CityAHL
71101525
50 –––– –
2009-10 Calgary
NHL
100005 –––– –
AbbotsfordAHL
6691524
69 13471120
2010-11 (b)
Calgary
NHL
40115 –––– –
Carolina
NHL
10000 –––– –
CharlotteAHL
6091221
84 16410
1415
2011-12 Carolina
NHL
1503311 –––– –
CharlotteAHL
63 13 16 2958
–––– –
16
0
3
3
11
–
–
–
–
–
34
1
4
5
23
–
–
–
–
–
(a) July 30, 2005—Selected by the Calgary Flames in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. Seventh Flames pick, 179th overall, sixth round.
(b) Nov. 17, 2010—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the Calgary Flames along with Ian White in exchange for Tom Kostopoulos and Anton Babchuk.
2011-12 SEASON
Appeared in his fourth NHL season and second with the Hurricanes, spending the majority
of the season with Charlotte (AHL)… Earned three assists in a career-high 15 NHL games
with the Hurricanes… Established AHL career highs in goals (13), assists (16) and points (29)
in 63 games for the Checkers… Served as Charlotte’s team captain and ranked tied for first
among Checkers in game-winning goals (3)… Recalled from Charlotte (AHL) on 10/17 and
made his NHL season debut, earning an assist on first shift at BOS (10/18)… Was reassigned
to Charlotte (AHL) on 10/28… Scored his first goal and point of the AHL season with a
shorthanded tally at San Antonio (10/29)… Played four games during his second NHL stint
of the season, from 11/21-11/29… Earned his second NHL assist of the season, on Stewart’s
first period goal vs. MTL (11/23)… Recorded an assist at OTT (11/27)… Skated in seven
games during his third NHL recall, from 1/5-1/18… Reassigned to Charlotte (AHL) on 1/18
and remained in the AHL for the rest of the season… Had the game-winning goal and added
an assist at Oklahoma City (2/3)… Matched his AHL-career high with two goals, including
the game-winner, at Peoria (3/31)… Earned nine points (3g, 6a) in 12 AHL games in March.
CAREER
Is in his sixth professional season and third with the Hurricanes organization… Signed a oneyear contract with the Hurricanes on 7/1/12… Originally acquired by Carolina from Calgary
along with Ian White on 11/17/10 in exchange for Anton Babchuk and Tom Kostopoulos…
Had 109 points (45g, 64a) in 335 career American Hockey League (AHL) games entering
2012-13… Was drafted by the Flames in the sixth round of the 2005 NHL Entry Draft…
2003-04: Played his first season of major junior hockey with the Kootenay Ice of the
Western Hockey League (WHL)… Totaled five goals and seven assists (12 points) in 44
games… Skated in all four playoff games for Kootenay as the Ice were swept by eventual
Memorial Cup champion Kelowna… 2004-05: Notched 19 points (8g, 11a) in 70 regularseason games for Kootenay… Earned three points (1g, 2a) in 16 playoff games, as the Ice
advanced to the Western Conference Final before falling to Kelowna in six games… 200506: Split the season between Kootenay and Red Deer, finishing the season as Red Deer’s
leading scorer with 50 points (17g, 33a) in 73 games… Was teammates with his cousin
and former Hurricanes center Brandon Sutter with Red Deer, and was coached by his uncle,
Brent… 2006-07: Served as captain for Red Deer and was second among Rebels skaters
in goals (28) and tied with his cousin Brandon for third on the team in points (57)… Was
second among Rebels skaters with seven points (3g, 4a) in seven playoff games, as Red
Deer fell to Medicine Hat in the opening round… Completed his junior hockey career with
138 points (58g, 80a) and 274 penalty minutes in 254 regular-season games… 2007-08:
Completed his first professional season, spending the entire season with Quad City (AHL)…
Totaled 10 points (4g, 6a) and 63 penalty minutes in 75 games… Made his AHL debut and
earned his first professional point (assist) vs. Rockford (10/6)… Netted his first AHL goal
at Iowa (11/17)… 2008-09: Spent the majority of the season with Quad City (AHL), also
appearing in his first NHL season with Calgary… Had 25 points (10g, 15a) in 71 games on
the AHL level, and scored one goal in four NHL games with the Flames… Began the season
with Quad City, tallying seven points (1g, 6a) in 28 games before earning his first NHL recall
on 12/22… Made his NHL debut and beat Jean-Sebastien Giguere for his first NHL goal
vs. ANA (12/23)… Skated in three more NHL games before being reassigned to Quad City
for the remainder of the season… 2009-10: Appeared in 10 NHL games with the Flames,
totaling five penalty minutes… Earned 24 points (9g, 15a) in 66 games for the Abbotsford
Heat on the AHL level… Served as an alternate captain for Abbotsford… Led the Heat in
playoff scoring with 11 points (4g, 7a) in 13 games as Abbotsford topped Rochester before
falling to Hamilton in the division finals… 2010-11: Skated in five NHL games with Calgary
and Carolina, earning one assist… Totaled 21 points (9g, 12a) in 60 regular-season games
for Charlotte on the AHL level… Earned a spot on the Calgary roster out of training camp,
but appeared in just four of 16 games prior to being traded to Carolina… Earned his only
NHL point of the season with an assist for Calgary vs. LA (10/10)… Acquired by Carolina
from Calgary on 11/17… Made his Charlotte debut vs. Adirondack (11/19) and scored his
first Checkers goal vs. Syracuse (12/6)… Served his only stint with Carolina from 2/112/13… Made his Hurricanes debut at TB (2/12)… Skated in all 16 Calder Cup Playoff games
for Charlotte, as the Checkers advanced to the Eastern Confernece Final before falling to
Binghamton… Led Checkers skaters in points (14) and assists (10)… Scored the overtime,
game-winning goal in Game 3 of the East Division Final vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (5/2).
TIM WALLACE
6'1" • 207 lbs.
8/6/84 • Anchorage, AK
29
2011-12 Teams: Tampa Bay/NY Islanders (NHL), Bridgeport (AHL)
Drafted: Undrafted
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 12/10/08; 4-1 PIT L at NJ
Point: 12/18/08; 6-3 PIT W at ATL (assist)
Goal: 3/3/12; 4-3 TB OT W at CAR (Ward)
Goals: 1-3x (Last: 3/24/12; 4-3 TB W vs. NYI)
Assists: 1-8x (Last: 4/4/12; 5-2 TB L at MTL)
Points: 1-11x (Last: 4/4/12; 5-2 TB L at MTL)
Penalty Min: 5-2x (Last: 2/6/11; 3-0 L at WSH)
Assist Streak: None
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2002-03 Notre Dame CCHA
406511
28 –––– –
393811
10 –––– –
385914
20 –––– –
2005-06
Notre Dame
CCHA
36
11
12
23
28
–––– –
2006-07 Wilkes-Barre/ScrantonAHL
325914
39 11112 2
WheelingECHL
19 6 11 1723
–––– –
2007-08
Wilkes-Barre/ScrantonAHL
74
12
14
26
82
23
2
6
8
21
2008-09Pittsburgh NHL
160227 –––– –
5811819
51 7022 2
10000 –––– –
78271441
61 4000 2
70005 –––– –
62
20
17
37
61
10
1
4
5
6
2011-12 Tampa Bay NHL
1835810 –––– –
BridgeportAHL
24 9 11 2013
–––– –
NY IslandersNHL
310116 –––– –
73
3
8
11
28
–
–
–
–
–
(a) May 29, 2007—Signed by the Pittsburgh Penguins as a free agent.
(b) July 21, 2011—Signed by the New York Islanders as a free agent.
(c) Feb. 23, 2012—Claimed on waivers by the Tampa Bay Lightning.
(d) July 19, 2012—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes as a free agent.
2011-12 SEASON
Completed his sixth professional season, splitting the campaign between Bridgeport
(AHL), the New York Islanders and Tampa Bay… Established NHL career highs in games
played (49), goals (3), assists (6) and points (9)… Had 20 points (9g, 11a) in 24 AHL
games with Bridgeport prior to being recalled by the Islanders… Had an AHL career-high
three assists vs. Providence (10/29)… Notched his first AHL hat trick vs. Connecticut
(11/2) for his second consecutive three-point game… Had a Gordie Howe hat trick
(goal, assist, fight) vs. Manchester (11/27) and finished the month of November with
12 points (9g, 3a) in 12 AHL games… Recalled by the Islanders on 12/5… Earned an
assist in his Islanders debut vs. TB (12/6)… Claimed on waivers by the Lightning on
2/23… Made his Lightning debut and logged 10:53 of ice time at PIT (2/25)… Scored
his first career NHL goal in his third game with Tampa Bay, beating Cam Ward at CAR
(3/3)… Recorded a goal for the second consecutive game vs. OTT (3/6)… Notched a
career-best, three-game NHL point streak from 3/22-3/26 (1g, 2a)… Had an assist in
the final game of the season at MTL (4/4), giving him six points (1g, 5a) in his last 10
games… Longest goal streak: 2 games (3/3-3/6: 2g, 0a)… Longest point streak:
3 games (3/22-3/26: 1g, 2a).
CAREER
Is in his seventh professional season and first in the Hurricanes organization… Signed
a one-year contract with Carolina on 7/19/12… Had 11 points (3g, 8a) and 28 penalty
minutes in 73 career NHL games with Pittsburgh, the New York Islanders and Tampa
Bay entering the 2012-13 season… 2000-02: Played two seasons in the U.S. National
Team Development Program… Won a gold medal with the U.S. at the Under-18 World
Championship, earning seven points (2g, 5a) in eight tournament games… 2002-03:
Totaled six goals and five assists (11 points) in 40 games during his freshman season with
Notre Dame of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA)… 2003-04: Matched
his freshman season point total with 11 points (3g, 8a) during his second year with Notre
Dame… 2004-05: Notched five goals and nine assists (14 points) in 38 games with the
Fighting Irish… 2005-06: Earned collegiate career highs in goals (11), assists (12) and
points (23) during his senior season at Notre Dame… Received the school’s all-time
“iron man” award after not missing a single game during his four seasons… Concluded
his college career with 59 points (25g, 34a) in 153 games… 2006-07: Split his first
professional season between Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL) and Wheeling (ECHL) during
his first professional season… Recorded five goals and nine assists (14 points) in 32
games with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, and totaled six goals and 11 assists (17 points) in 19
games with Wheeling… Scored two points (1g, 1a) in 11 Calder Cup playoff games with
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton… 2007-08: Spent the entire season on the AHL level, earning 26
points (12g, 14a) and a plus-11 rating in 74 games with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton…Scored
game-winning goals vs. Syracuse (1/2) and Bridgeport (3/14)… Recorded two goals,
eight assists (10 points) and 21 penalty minutes to help Wilkes-Barre/Scranton reach
the Calder Cup Finals… Earned one assist during the finals, as Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
fell to Chicago… 2008-09: Appeared in his first NHL season, skating in 16 games with
Pittsburgh and earning two assists… Made his NHL debut at NJ (12/10)… Earned his
first NHL point with an assist at ATL (12/18) and added his second at BOS (1/1)…. Also
played 58 games for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL), totaling 19 points (11g, 8a)… Had a
two-goal game at Syracuse (1/31)… Earned two assists in seven playoff games with
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton… 2009-10: Established AHL career highs in games played (78),
goals (27) and points (41) for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton… Ranked first on the team in goals
(27) and seventh on the team in points… Also skated in one NHL game for Pittsburgh…
Recorded four multi-goal games (11/25 vs. Norfolk, 1/29 vs. Hershey, 3/12 at Providence,
3/26 at Norfolk)… 2010-11: Split the season between Pittsburgh and Wilkes-Barre/
Scranton (AHL), appearing in seven NHL games with the Penguins… Skated in 62 games
with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, recording 20 goals and an AHL career-high 17 assists (37
points)… Ranked fifth on the team in points and tied for second in goals… Finished the
season with a plus-8 rating, while tallying six power-play goals and two shorthanded
goals… Notched three two-goal games (10/17 at Charlotte, 1/26 vs. Charlotte, 3/19 vs.
Worcester)… Recorded a three-point game (1g, 2a) vs. Springfield (2/27)… Skated in 10
Calder Cup Playoff games with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, earning five points (1g, 4a).
JEREMY WELSH
6'3" • 210 lbs.
4/30/88 • Bayfield, Ont.
23
2011-12 Teams: Union College (ECAC), Carolina (NHL)
Drafted: Undrafted
HIGHLIGHTS
NHL STREAKS:
Game: 4/7/12; 4-1 CAR L at FLA Point: None
Goal: None
Goals: None
Assists: None
Points: None
Penalty Min: 4 (4/7/12; 4-1 CAR L at FLA)
Goal Streak: None
Assist Streak: None
Point Streak: None
CAREER STATS
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
YEAR
TEAM
2007-08 Oakville
OPJHL
48173552
26 –––– –
2008-09 Oakville
OJHL
49364783
38 –––– –
2009-10UnionECAC
3910919
45 –––– –
2010-11UnionECAC
40162137
34 –––– –
2011-12UnionECAC
40271744
47 –––– –
Carolina
NHL
10004 –––– –
Hurricanes/NHL Totals (1 Season)
1
0
0
0
4
–
–
–
–
–
(a) April 5, 2012—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a one-year, entry-level contract.
2011-12 SEASON
Appeared in his first NHL season with Carolina, playing in one game after signing as a
free agent at the conclusion of his college season… Made his NHL debut at FLA (4/7),
totaling four penalty minutes in 16:32 of ice time… Recorded 27 goals, 17 assists (44
points) and 47 penalty minutes in 40 games for Union College (ECAC Hockey), ranking
first on the team and fourth in the NCAA in goals (27)… His 27 goals were a school
record… Was named ECAC Hockey Player of the Month for March, Most Outstanding
Player of the ECAC Championship and Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA East
Regional in Bridgeport, CT… Also received the William A. Pike Award, presented to a
Union College junior male athlete for attitude, ability, participation and achievement in
intercollegiate sports… Scored all three Union goals vs. Western Michigan (10/15)…
Earned his second of five multi-goal games with two tallies at RIT (10/22)… Netted a
pair of goals and added an assist at Michigan (11/27)… Scored a goal and added an
assist at Princeton (12/3)… Earned his second consecutive multi-point game with a
goal and an assist vs. Rensselaer (12/10)… Scored two goals vs. Rensselaer (1/14)…
Netted a goal and added an assist vs. Colgate (2/3)… Had a three-point game (1g, 2a)
vs. Quinnipiac (2/18)… Netted a pair of goals at Cornell (2/24)… Had nine points (5g,
4a) in eight postseason games for the Dutchmen, including a five-game goal-scoring
streak to lead Union to its first ECAC Hockey Championship and first Frozen Four berth
in school history… Union was eliminated by Ferris State in the national semifinals.
CAREER
Is in his first full professional season, after signing with the Hurricanes as an undrafted
free agent following the conclusion of his junior season at Union College (ECAC)…
Completed his college career with 53 goals and 47 assists (100 points) in 119 games,
helping Union reach its first Frozen Four in school history in 2012… 2007-08: Scored
17 goals and had 35 assists (52 points) in 48 games for the Oakville Blades (OPJHL)…
Added 20 points (6g, 14a) in 21 postseason contests… Helped lead the Blades to the
Buckland Cup title, Dudley Hewitt Cup championship and Ontario Hockey Association
championship… Also participated in the Royal Bank Cup, where he was voted best
forward… 2008-09: Served as team captain for the Oakville Blades of the Ontario
Junior Hockey League, totaling 36 goals and 47 assists (83 points) in 49 games played…
Ranked 12th overall in league scoring… Was third in the league in playoff scoring with
34 points (17g, 17a) in 28 games… 2009-10: Totaled 19 points (10g, 9a) in 39 games
during his first season of collegiate hockey at Union College in Schenectady, NY… Was
one of two Dutchmen freshmen to skate in all 39 games… Had 10 points (5g, 5a) in
22 league games… Posted his first career college point with a goal against Maine
(10/9)… Had his first multi-point effort with a goal and an assist vs. Maine (10/10)…
Was named ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week on 10/12… Earned a pair of assists at
Clarkson (11/14)… Netted a goal in Union’s ECAC quarterfinal victory vs. Quinnipiac
(3/14)… 2010-11: Was second among Union skaters in goals (16) and points (37),
earning ECAC Hockey Third Team honors during his sophomore season… Netted eight
power-play goals, playing a key role on Union’s nation-leading power play (29.5%)…
Skated in all 40 games for the Dutchmen, and totaled 16 points (6g, 10a) in 22 ECAC
Hockey games… Had a four-point game (1g, 3a) in the season-opener vs. Sacred Heart
(10/8)… Named ECAC Hockey Player of the Week on 10/19… Had his first college hat
trick vs. American International (12/10)… Netted a goal in Game 3 of the ECAC Hockey
quarterfinals vs. Colgate (3/13).
2012 NHL DRAFT
Phillip Di Giuseppe, 38th overall pick by the Carolina Hurricanes, shakes hands with Greg Stefan during day two of the 2012
NHL Entry Draft at Consol Energy Center on June 23, 2012 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Daniel Altshuller poses with Jim Rutherford, Ron Francis and Jason Karmanos after being drafted 69th overall in the
2012 NHL Entry Draft.
The Carolina Hurricanes selected nine players at the 2012 NHL Draft at the CONSOL
Energy Center in Pittsburgh, PA, including five forwards, two defensemen and two
goaltenders. The Hurricanes traded the eighth overall pick to Pittsburgh on the draft’s
opening night in the deal that brought center Jordan Staal to the Hurricanes.
Just five picks later, the Hurricanes used pick No. 120 in the draft on defenseman Jaccob
Slavin from Chicago of the United States Hockey League (USHL). The Erie, CO, native
scored three goals and earned 27 assists (30 points) in 2011-12, while playing in all 60
of the Steel’s regular-season games. The 17-year-old posted a plus-6 plus/minus rating,
despite his team allowing 33 more goals than it scored. Slavin is committed to Colorado
College of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) for the 2013-14 season.
Carolina used its first of two second-round picks (38th overall) to select left wing Phil
Di Giuseppe (5'11", 197 lbs.) from the University of Michigan. Di Giuseppe, 18, notched
11 goals and earned 15 assists (26 points) in 40 games with the Wolverines during
his freshman season, and was an honorable mention for the Central Collegiate Hockey
Association (CCHA) All-Rookie Team. The Maple, Ont., native wrapped up his first
collegiate season with nine points (5g, 4a) in Michigan’s final eight games.
Later in the second round, the Hurricanes used the 47th overall pick on left wing Brock
McGinn from the Guelph Storm of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). McGinn, 18,
completed his second season of major junior hockey in 2011-12, notching 12 goals and
earning seven assists (19 points) in 33 games. He missed more that two months of
action after suffering a wrist injury in December. The Fergus, Ont., native is coached by
former Carolina forward Scott Walker in Guelph, and was named an alternate captain
for the team prior to the start of the season. He is the younger brother of Colorado
Avalanche forward Jamie McGinn, and forward Tye McGinn who was drafted by
Philadelphia in 2010.
In the third round, Carolina used the 69th overall pick to select goaltender Daniel Altshuller
from the OHL’s Oshawa Generals. Altshuller, 17, played his first season of major junior
hockey in 2011-12, and posted an 11-16-2 record, a 3.55 goals-against average and a .900
save percentage in 30 regular-season games. The Ottawa, Ont., native went 2-2 with a
3.87 goals-against average and a .918 save percentage in five playoff appearances after
winning the No. 1 role from fourth-year goaltender Kevin Bailie.
With their first of three fourth-round picks, the Hurricanes used the 99th overall selection
on forward Erik Karlsson from Sweden. Karlsson, 17, spent the majority of 2011-12 with
Frolunda Jr. of Sweden’s junior league, and notched 14 goals and 19 assists (33 points)
in 47 games. The Lerum, Sweden, native also added three goals and seven assists (10
points) in four games with Frolunda’s under-18 junior team in 2011-12. In April, he earned
three points (1g, 2a) in six games as Sweden captured the silver medal at the International
Ice Hockey Federation 2012 Under-18 World Championship in the Czech Republic.
Later in the fourth round, Carolina used the 115th overall pick on defenseman Trevor
Carrick from Mississauga St. Michael’s of the OHL. Carrick, 17, finished his first OHL
season with six goals, 13 assists (19 points) and 64 penalty minutes, while playing in
all 68 of the Majors’ regular-season games. The Stouffville, Ont., native is the younger
brother of Toronto Maple Leafs 2010 fourth-round pick, Sam Carrick.
In the fifth round, Carolina used the 129th overall pick on left wing Brendan Woods from
the University of Wisconsin (WCHA). Woods, 20, completed his first collegiate season
in 2011-12, scoring five goals, earning five assists (10 points) and totaling 67 penalty
minutes in 34 games with the Badgers. The Humboldt, Sask., native spent two seasons
in the USHL with Chicago and Muskegon before beginning his collegiate career.
The Hurricanes used their sixth-round pick to add goaltender Collin Olson to the
organization. Olson, 18, spent the 2011-12 season with the United States National Team
Development Program’s Under-18 team, and posted a 2.50 goals-against average and
an .898 save percentage in 34 games. It marked the Burnsville, MN, native’s second
season with the USNTDP, as he spent 2010-11 with the Under-17 team, and recorded a
2.84 goals-against average and a .903 save percentage in 19 games. He was named the
tournament’s best goaltender as Team USA won gold at the IIHF 2012 Under-18 World
Championship in April, going 5-0 with a 0.80 goals-against average and a .966 save
percentage in five games.
The Hurricanes wrapped up the 2012 NHL Draft by selecting left wing Brendan Collier
with the 189th overall pick in the draft’s seventh round. In 25 games with Malden
Catholic High School in 2011-12, Collier led the team with 38 assists and 64 points,
and ranked second on the team with 26 goals as the Lancers captured their second
straight Massachusetts Division 1A title. The Charlestown, MA, native is committed
to Boston University.
Carolina Hurricanes 2012 NHL Entry Draft Selections
Rd
1
2
2
3
4
4
4
5
6
7
Pick Name
8
Traded to Pittsburgh
38 Phillip Di Giuseppe 47 Brock McGinn
69 Daniel Altshuller
99 Erik Karlsson
115 Trevor Carrick
120 Jaccob Slavin
129 Brendan Woods
159 Collin Olson
189 Brendan Collier
Ht.
Wt. Pos. Team (League)
5'11"
5'11"
6'2" 5'11"
6'1"
6'1"
6'2"
6'3"
5'9"
197 LW Michigan (CCHA)
174 LWGuelph (OHL)
191G
Oshawa (OHL)
161 C
Frolunda (Swe. Jr.)
171 D
Miss. St. Michael’s (OHL)
170 D
Chicago (USHL)
190 LW Wisconsin (WCHA)
197G
USA (USHL)
168 LW Malden Catholic (Mass. HS)
IN THE SYSTEM
DANIEL ALTSHULLER
6'3" • 191 lbs.
7/24/94 • Ottawa, Ont.
Acquired: 2012 NHL Draft
2011-12 Team: Oshawa (OHL)
CAREER
Had a record of 11-16-3 with a 3.55 goals-against average in 30 games with the Oshawa Generals of the
Ontario Hockey League (OHL) entering 2012-13… Was ranked seventh among North American goaltenders
in the NHL Central Scouting’s midterm evaluations, and was Carolina’s third-round choice (69th overall)
in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft… Represented Canada at the Ivan Hlinka Memorial Under-18 Tournament
in 2011, earning MVP honors in the gold-medal game as Canada won the tournament… Also won gold
with Ontario at the 2011 U-17 World Junior Championship… Played for his hometown team, the Nepean
Raiders of the CJHL prior to beginning his major junior career… Was 19-13-10 with a 3.22 goals-against
average for Nepean in 2010-11… 2011-12: Completed his first season in the OHL for Oshawa, going 1116-3 with a 3.55 goals-against average and .900 save percentage… Made his OHL debut at Kingston
(9/23), stopping 37 of 38 shots for the win… Made a season-high 49 saves in a 6-5 overtime loss vs.
Kingston (11/19)… Won five consecutive games from 12/28-1/6, earning a 2.00 goals-against average and
.938 save percentage during that span… Was 2-2 with a 3.87 goals-against average in five OHL playoff
games, as Oshawa fell to Niagara in the opening round… Earned his first playoff victory with a 46-save
performance in Game 2 at Niagara (3/25)… Stopped 54 shots in a 5-3 loss in Game 4 at Niagara.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2009-10
Ott. Jr. 67’s
MINOR-Ont.
Nepean CJHL
2010-11 Nepean CJHL
2011-12 (a)
Oshawa
OHL
OHL Totals (1 season)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPMINGASO GAAW-L-OT
24
1080
40
3
1.74
–
1
60
2
0
2.00
0-1-0
43
2515
135
1
3.22
19-13-10
30
1756
104
0
3.55
11-16-3
30
1756
104
0
3.55
11-16-3
GPMIN
GASO GAA W-L
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
5
279
18
0
3.87
2-2
5
279
18
0
3.87
2-2
(a) June 23, 2012—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Third Hurricanes pick, 69th overall, third round.
BRETT BELLEMORE
6'4" • 210 lbs.
6/25/88 • Windsor, Ont.
2011-12 Team: Charlotte (AHL)
CAREER
Signed a two-year, two-way contract with the Hurricanes on 7/8/11… Totaled four goals, 23 assists (27
points) and 225 penalty minutes in 232 career American Hockey League (AHL) games with Albany and
Charlotte entering 2012-13, and was Charlotte’s all-time leader in games played by a defenseman (147)…
Completed his Ontario Hockey League (OHL) career with 48 points (8g, 40a) and 175 penalty minutes in
181 career games with Plymouth… Made his OHL debut in 2005 in Plymouth’s season opener at Saginaw
(9/21/05)… Finished the 2006-07 season ranked top among all Canadian Hockey League and Ontario Hockey
League skaters with a (+48) plus/minus rating… Was named Plymouth’s Most Improved Player in 200607… Had six assists in 25 playoff and Memorial Cup games for the Whalers as Plymouth captured the 2007
OHL Championship before falling to Vancouver in the Memorial Cup final… Scored an OHL-career-high 24
points (6g, 18a) for Plymouth in 2007-08, after missing the first 12 games of the season due to offseason
shoulder surgery… Made his professional debut with Albany at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (3/31/08)… Began
the 2008-09 season with Albany, playing in six games before being reassigned to Plymouth (OHL) on 11/5…
Was named the OHL Western Conference’s Best Defensive Defenseman for 2008-09 in a coaches’ poll…
Completed his first full professional season with Albany in 2009-10, totaling seven points (1g, 6a) and 81
penalty minutes in 75 games… Earned his first pro point with an assist vs. Adirondack (10/17/09)… Scored
his first career professional goal, an empty-net tally from behind his own goal line, for the eventual game
winner at Rochester (1/29/10)… Skated in 71 games for Charlotte in 2010-11, earning AHL career highs in
goals (2) and points (10), … Played all 16 of Charlotte’s 2011 Calder Cup playoff games, earning two points
(1g, 1a), as the Checkers advanced to the Eastern Conference Final before falling to Binghamton… 2011-12:
Matched his AHL career high with 10 points (1g, 9a) and set a new career high in assists (9)… Was one of
two Checkers players to play all 76 games… Scored his only goal of the season vs. Oklahoma City (12/18)…
Recorded a career-best two assists at Chicago (12/31), marking his second career multi-point game.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2005-06 Plymouth OHL
2006-07 (a)
Plymouth OHL
2007-08 (b)
Plymouth
OHL
Albany
AHL
2008-09 Plymouth
OHL
Albany
AHL
2009-10 Albany
AHL
2010-11 Charlotte
AHL
2011-12 Charlotte
AHL
AHL Totals (5 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
4600016
50
0
12
12
50
5661824
70
40006
2921012
39
60004
7516781
712810
74
761910
60
232
4
23
27
225
GPG A TP PIM
10000 0
20
0
5
5
28
4022 8
5000 6
11123 16
–––– –
8011 2
16112 12
–––– –
29
1
2
3
20
(a) June 23, 2007—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Fifth Hurricanes pick, 162nd overall, sixth round.
(b) May 15, 2008—Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
IN THE SYSTEM
DANNY BIEGA
6'0" • 200 lbs.
9/29/91 • Montreal, Que.
2011-12 Team: Harvard (ECAC)
CAREER
Had 74 points (26g, 48a) and 122 penalty minutes in 100 career collegiate games with Harvard entering the
2012-13 season… Spent two seasons at Salisbury School (CT) prior to his freshman season at Harvard…
Captained Salisbury School to a New England prep title in 2009… Was named Defenseman of the Year
and a New England Prep All-Star… Also lettered in soccer and crew at Salisbury School… Led Harvard
defensemen with five goals in 32 games during his freshman season with the Crimson in 2009-10… Was
teammates with his older brothers, Alex and Michael, marking the second time in Harvard history three
brothers played on the same squad… Made his collegiate debut in Harvard’s season-opening victory at
Dartmouth (10/30/09)… Earned his first college point with an assist vs. Quinnipiac (12/29/09)… Netted
his first career collegiate goal on an empty net against Union (1/22/10)… Was named ECAC Rookie of
the Week on 3/8/10… Was named a first-team All-Ivy League, second-team ECAC All-League and New
England All-Star selection after totaling 30 points (11g, 19a) during his sophomore season at Harvard in
2010-11… Also received the 2010-11 John Tudor Memorial Cup as Harvard’s Most Valuable Player after
leading all Crimson skaters in points and assists and ranking tied for second on the team in goals… Was
one of three defensemen in the nation to lead his team in scoring in 2010-11, and ranked seventh among
NCAA defensemen in points per game (0.88)… Was the first defenseman to lead Harvard in scoring since
Mark Fusco in 1981-82… 2011-12: Named an NCAA East First-Team All-American and to the ECAC First
All-Star Team after establishing career highs in assists (25) and points (35) during his junior season with
Harvard… Also selected to the CCM Hockey All-America first team, named ECAC Hockey Best Defensive
Defenseman, ECAC Hockey Championship All-Tournament and a unanimous first-team All-Ivy League
selection… Runner-up in voting for ECAC Hockey Player of the Year… Was a fan-balloting candidate for
the Hobey Baker Award and an ECAC Hockey All-Academic selection… Ranked second among NCAA
defensemen in points per game (1.03), and 20th among all skaters with 0.74 assists per game… Led
defensemen with 23 points and eight goals in ECAC play and earned a league-high 14 power-play points
(2g, 12a)… Posted the highest point total (35) by a Harvard defenseman since 1993-94 (Sean McCann,
39) and highest assist total (25) by any Harvard player since 2002-03… Played the point on the nation’s
No. 1 power play (27.3 percent) and skated on the Crimson’s top defensive pair… Earned a team-high
plus-14 rating… Recorded 12 multi-point games… Netted the game-winning goal at Clarkson (11/18)…
Extended his point streak to six games and multi-point streak to five with the game-winning goal and an
assist at Princeton (12/10)… Scored twice in a comeback win at Quinnipiac (2/3)… Registered five points
(2-3-5) and helped Harvard kill 22 of 23 opponents’ power plays in five ECAC playoff games.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2007-08 Salisbury School
High-CT
2008-09 Salisbury School
High-CT
2009-10 (a)
Harvard
ECAC
2010-11 Harvard
ECAC
2011-12 Harvard
ECAC
ECAC Totals (3 seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
2641317
–
2981422
–
3254947
34111930
34
34102535
41
100
26
48
74
122
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 26, 2010—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Hurricanes pick, 67th overall, third round.
NICOLAS BLANCHARD
6'3" • 205 lbs.
5/31/87 • Granby, Que.
CAREER
Signed a two-year, two-way contract with Carolina on 5/21/12… Had 106 points (50g, 56a) and 579 penalty
minutes in 342 career regular-season American Hockey League (AHL) games heading into 2012-13… Scored
50 goals and earned 90 assists (140 points) in 191 regular-season games over three seasons with Chicoutimi
of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) from 2004-2007… Posted 22 goals and 35 assists (57
points) in 62 games during his final junior season with Chicoutimi in 2006-07… Made his professional debut
with Albany (AHL) on 4/4/07, and notched his first AHL goal with the River Rats on 4/11/07… Completed
his first full professional season with Albany (AHL) in 2007-08, notching 23 points (11g, 12a) in 64 games…
Had 19 points (7g, 12a) in 55 games before having his 2008-09 season cut short when he was injured in the
Albany River Rats’ bus crash on 2/19/09… Totaled 22 points, including a career-high 14 goals, in 2009-10
with Albany (AHL)… Played in his 200th career AHL game vs. Adirondack (4/3/10)… Earned 18 points (8g,
10a) in 72 games for Charlotte (AHL) in 2010-11, serving as an alternate captain for the Checkers and ranking
third on the team with 101 penalty minutes… Earned five points (2g, 3a) and 16 penalty minutes in 16 Calder
Cup Playoff games for the Checkers, including the series-clinching goal in overtime at Hershey (4/24)…
2011-12: Completed his fifth season with Carolina’s top minor-league affiliate, serving as one of Charlotte’s
alternate captains… Matched his career high in assists (12) and fell two points short of his career high in
points (21)… Ranked second on the team with 103 penalty minutes… Scored his first goal of the season vs.
Peoria (10/15)… Scored on his first career shootout attempt in the 11th round vs. Hershey (1/11)… Found the
back of the net at Abbotsford (1/20), giving him a four-game point streak (1g, 3a), his longest since his rookie
season… Tied the game with 1:37 remaining in regulation to force overtime at Lake Erie (3/3)… Notched the
game-winner vs. Chicago (3/11).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2003-04 Antoine-GirouardQAAA
2004-05 (a)
Chicoutimi
QMJHL
2005-06 Chicoutimi QMJHL
2006-07 (b)
Chicoutimi
QMJHL
Albany
AHL
2007-08 Albany
AHL
2008-09 Albany
AHL
2009-10 Albany
AHL
2010-11 Charlotte
AHL
2011-12 Charlotte
AHL
REGULAR SEASON
GPG A TPPIM
42 24 28 52 28
69
13
26
39
31
60152944
51
6222355741
71232
64111223
70
5571219
132
7614822
171
7281018
101
6891221
103
342
50
56
106
579
(a) July 30, 2005—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. Eighth Hurricanes pick, 192nd overall, sixth round.
(b) April 3, 2007—Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Carolina Hurricanes.
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TP PIM
13 9 6 15 4
17
2
2
4
10
9123 4
4 0 2 2 8
5000 2
7022 2
–––– –
8000 13
16235 16
–––– –
36
2
5
7
33
IN THE SYSTEM
TREVOR CARRICK
6'1" • 171 lbs.
7/4/94 • Stouffville, Ont.
2011-12 Team: St. Michael’s (OHL)
CAREER
Had 19 points (6g, 13a) and 64 penalty minutes in 68 career Ontario Hockey League games with St.
Michael’s entering the 2012-13 season… Was selected by Carolina in the fourth round of the 2012 NHL
Entry Draft… Was selected by Mississauga St. Michael’s in the fifth round (85th overall) of the 2010 OHL
Priority Draft… Played for his hometown team, Stouffville, prior to beginning his OHL career, earning 19
points (6g, 13a) in 40 games in 2010-11… Was Stouffville’s third-leading scorer with 13 points (2g, 11a)
in 19 games, as the Spirit reached the OJHL semifinals before falling to eventual champion Wellington…
2011-12: Ranked third among Mississauga defensemen in scoring during his rookie season in the OHL,
totaling 19 points (6g, 13a) in 68 games… Was second among Mississauga defensemen in goals (6)…
Made his OHL debut at Sudbury (9/23)… Earned his first OHL point with an assist vs. Sault Ste. Marie
(10/7)… Scored his first OHL goal vs. Plymouth (10/23)… Had a season-high, five-game point streak
from 2/20-3/2 (4g, 2a), including a four-game goal streak (2/24-3/2: 4g, 1a)… Scored the game-winning
goal at Ottawa (3/11)… Scored one goal in six OHL playoff games as Mississauga fell to Barrie in the
opening round… Made his OHL playoff debut at Barrie (3/22) and scored his first playoff goal in Game 4
vs. Barrie (3/27).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2010-11 Stouffville OJHL
2011-12 (a)
Mississauga OHL
OHL Totals (1 Season)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
4061319
44
6861319
64
68
6
13
19
64
GPG A TP PIM
19211
1310
6101 7
6
1
0
1
7
(a) June 23, 2012—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Fifth Hurricanes pick, 115th overall, fourth round.
BRENDAN COLLIER
5'9" • 168 lbs.
10/8/93 • Charlestown, MA
2011-12 Teams: Malden Catholic (HS-MA)
CAREER
Selected by the Hurricanes in the seventh round (189th overall) in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft… Totaled 56
goals and 83 assists (139 points) during his junior and senior seasons at Malden Catholic High School in
Massachusetts, helping the Lancers capture consecutive Super Eight state championships… Will play
for the Valley Junior Warriors of the EJHL in 2012-13, and is committed to play collegiate hockey at
Boston University… Also played golf and lacrosse at Malden Catholic… Netted 30 goals and added 45
assists (75 points) in 25 games for Malden Catholic in 2010-11, and was named an All-State selection by
ESPN Boston… Scored the overtime game-winner in the state championship game, as Malden Catholic
defeated St. John’s Prep at TD Garden in Boston… 2011-12: Was named Mr. Hockey by ESPN Boston
after totaling 64 points (26g, 38a) in 25 games to lead Malden Catholic to its second consecutive state
championship… Also an All-State selection by ESPN Boston for the second consecutive year… Led all
Massachusetts Division 1A players in scoring… Scored a goal in the state championship game at TD
Garden, as the Lancers topped BC High 3-1 to win the title.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2010-11 Malden CatholicHigh-MA
2011-12 (a)
Malden Catholic
High-MA
High-MA Totals (2 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
25304575–
25
26
38
64
36
50
56
83
139
36
GPG
–
–
–
–
–
–
A
–
–
–
TP PIM
–
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 23, 2012—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Ninth Hurricanes pick, 189th overall, seventh round.
IN THE SYSTEM
EVGENII DADONOV
5'11" • 184 lbs.
3/12/89 • Chelyabinsk, Russia
Acquired: 1/18/12, Trade with Florida
2011-12 Teams: Florida (NHL), San Antonio/Charlotte (AHL)
Drafted: Florida 2007 (3-71-3)
CAREER
Acquired by the Hurricanes on 1/18/12 along with A.J. Jenks in exchange for Jon Matsumoto and Mattias
Lindstrom… Signed with HC Donbass of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) in the summer of 2012… Has
20 points (10g, 10a) in 55 career NHL games, all with Florida… Has totaled 84 points (33g, 51a) in 155 career
AHL games with Rochester, San Antonio and Charlotte… Represented Russia at the 2007 World Junior
Championship, winning bronze… Also played for Russia at the 2007 U-18 World Junior Championship…
Played three seasons for Chelyabinsk from 2006-2009, totaling 37 points (19g, 18a) in 107 games on the top
Russian level… Completed his first season in North America in 2009-10, skating in four NHL games with the
Panthers, and earning 40 points (17g, 23a) in 76 games with Rochester (AHL)… Made his NHL debut vs. OTT
(4/6/10)… Totaled 17 points (8g, 9a) in 36 NHL games with Florida in 2010-11, and represented Florida at
the 2011 NHL All-Star Game in Raleigh as one of 12 rookies selected to participate… Earned first NHL point
with an assist vs. COL (12/7/10)… Netted his first NHL goal Dec. 15 vs. CAR (12/15/10)… Had his first NHL
multi-point game with two assists vs. BUF (12/17/10)… Netted two goals in his return to action vs. NYI (3/19)
after missing 21 games with a broken finger, his first career multi-goal game… Also skated in 24 AHL games
with Rochester in 2010-11, recording 16 points (8g, 8a)… 2011-12: Completed his third professional season
and first with the Carolina organization, splitting the season between Florida of the NHL and San Antonio and
Charlotte of the AHL… Played 15 NHL games with Florida, scoring three points (2g, 1a)… Ranked seventh
among Charlotte skaters with 28 points (8g, 20a), nine of which came prior to joining the team via trade on
1/18… Ranked fifth on the Checkers with 20 assists… Posted 16 assists after joining the team on 1/18,
which ranked third on the team in that span… Registered his only multi-goal AHL game of the season in San
Antonio’s 6-1 win vs. Toronto (11/5)… Recalled to Florida on 11/12 and scored a goal in his first NHL game of
the season vs. PHI (11/13)… Netted a goal for the second time in as many games at DAL (11/15)… Returned
to San Antonio on 12/10 after a 12-game stint with the Panthers (2g, 0a)… Dealt to the Hurricanes on 1/18
and assigned to Charlotte… Made his Checkers debut at Abbotsford (1/20) … Scored his first two points as
a Checker with an empty-net goal and an assist at Norfolk (1/24).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2006-07 (a)
Chelyabinsk Russia
Chelyabinsk 2Russia-3
2007-08 Chelyabinsk Russia
Chelyabinsk 2Russia-3
Russia
WJC
2008-09 Chelyabinsk KHL
Russia
WJC
2009-10 Florida
NHL
Rochester AHL
2010-11 Florida
NHL
Rochester AHL
2011-12 (b)
Florida
NHL
San Antonio AHL
Charlotte
AHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
241128
420214
4371320
20
124711
32
70004
4011415
8
72572
40000
76172340
36
36
8917
14
248816
4
152132
205494
353 16 196
55
10
10
20
16
GPG A TP PIM
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
2000 0
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
3000 2
–
–
–
–
–
–––– –
7011 0
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 23, 2007—Selected by the Florida Panthers in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Third Panthers pick, 71st overall, third round.
(b) Jan. 18, 2012—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes along with a A.J. Jenks in exchange for Jon Matsumoto and Mattias Lindstrom.
PHIL Di GIUSEPPE
5'11" • 197 lbs.
10/9/93 • Maple, Ont.
2011-12 Team: Michigan (CCHA)
CAREER
Was Carolina’s first pick (second round, 38th overall) in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft… Had 26 points (11g,
15a) and 18 penalty minutes in 40 career college games with Michigan (CCHA) entering the 2012-13
season… Represented Canada in the 2012 Canada-Russia Challenge, along with fellow Hurricanes’
prospect Ryan Murphy… Prior to his collegiate career, spent two seasons playing for the Villanova
Knights of the Ontario Junior Hockey League from 2009-11… Earned 47 points (16g, 31a) in 56 regularseason games and four points (1g, 3a) in six playoff games for the Knights in 2009-10… Had 63 points
(24g, 39a) in 49 regular-season games and 16 points (6g, 10a) in 10 playoff games during his second
season with Villanova in 2010-11… 2011-12: Scored 11 goals and added 15 assists (26 points) during
his freshman season at the University of Michigan… Ranked second among Michigan rookies in goals,
assists and points… Was a CCHA All-Rookie Team Honorable Mention selection… Registered seven
multi-point games for the Wolverines… Made his Michigan debut vs. Niagara (10/4)… Earned his first
point with an assist vs. Bentley (10/7)… Netted the first two goals of his career, including the gamewinner, vs. Bentley (10/8)… Had his second consecutive multi-point game with a goal and an assist vs.
St. Lawrence (10/13)… Matched his season high with a pair of goals vs. Ferris State (10/27)… Earned
a career-high two assists vs. Ferris State (10/28)… Named CCHA Rookie of the Month for October and
Rookie of the Week for the week ending 10/31… Had points in a season-high four consecutive games
from 2/24-3/10 (2g, 3a)… Totaled nine points (5g, 4a) in the season’s final eight games.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2008-09 Vaughan
GTHL
2009-10 Villanova
OJHL
2010-11 Villanova
OJHL
2011-12 (a)
Michigan
CCHA
CCHA Totals (1 Season)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
41161733
19
56163147
44
49 24 39 6325
40
11
15
26
18
40
11
15
26
18
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
6134 0
10 6 1016 6
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 23, 2012—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. First Hurricanes pick, 38th overall, second round.
IN THE SYSTEM
GREGORY HOFMANN
6'0" • 178 lbs.
11/13/92 • Tramelan, Switzerland
2011-12 Team: Ambri (Swiss)
CAREER
Had earned 18 points in 76 career games with Ambri in the Swiss National League entering 2012-13…
Was ranked 11th among European skaters by Central Scouting heading into the 2011 NHL Entry Draft…
Has represented Switzerland in a number of international tournaments… Earned six points (2g, 4a) and
was (+3) at the 2009 Five Nations Cup… Totaled two points (1g, 1a) in three games at the 2010 Four
Nations Cup… Ranked tied for fourth in the tournament with five goals in six games at the 2010 U-18
World Junior Championship in Belarus, helping the Swiss to a fifth-place finish – their best result at the
tournament in 10 years… Scored two of Switzerland’s eight goals in an 8-3 victory against Canada West
in the bronze medal game of the 2010 World Junior A Challenge in Penticton, British Columbia, finishing
the tournament ranked second among all skaters in goals (4) and tied for third in points (6)… Was tied for
second among Swiss skaters with four points (1g, 3a) at the 2011 World Junior Championship in Buffalo,
as Switzerland advanced to the medal round before falling to Canada in the quarterfinals… Totaled two
points (1g, 1a) in six games during the 2012 World Junior Championship in Canada… 2011-12: Earned
six points (5g, 1a) in 34 games with HC Ambri-Piotta, skating as a 19-year-old in Switzerland’s National
League A… Had one goal in eight playoff games for Ambri.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2006-07 Chaux-de-Fonds Jr.
Swiss Jr.
2007-08 Luzern U17 Swiss U17
Ambri U17
Swiss U17
Ambri Jr.
Swiss Jr.
2008-09
Ambri U17
Swiss U17
Ambri Jr.
Swiss Jr.
2009-10
Ambri Jr.
Swiss Jr.
Ambri
Swiss
2010-11 (a)
Ambri Jr.
Swiss Jr.
Ambri
Swiss
Ambri
Swiss-Q
2011-12 Ambri
Swiss
Ambri
Swiss-Q
Ambri
Swiss-Jr.
Swiss Totals (3 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
20000
625714
22
14
11
25
64
114156
20
9
16
25
42
2210717
26
34
25
30
55
20
10000
2
2
0
2
2
413912
2
–––––
345166
–––––
73142
76
8
10
18
8
GPG A TP PIM
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
5
4
3
7
20
8000 2
–
–
–
–
–
2000 2
3
1
2
3
6
1000 0
–
–
–
–
–
12022 2
5123 2
8101 0
4112 2
2202 0
21
1
0
1
2
(a) June 25, 2011—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Hurricanes pick, 103rd overall, fourth round.
A.J. JENKS
6'2" • 201 lbs.
6/27/90 • Wolverine Lake, MI
Acquired: 1/18/12, Trade with Florida
2011-12 Teams: San Antonio/Charlotte (AHL), Cincinnati (ECHL)
Drafted: Florida 2008 (4-100-4)
CAREER
Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the Florida Panthers along with Evgenii Dadonov in exchange for
Jon Matsumoto and Mattias Lindstrom on 1/18/12… Drafted in the fourth round (100th overall) by Florida
in 2008… Had 29 points (12g, 17a) in 115 career AHL games with Rochester, San Antonio and Charlotte
entering 2012-13… Helped the United States capture gold at the 2010 World Junior Championship in Canada,
totaling three goals and two assists (5 points) during the tournament… Completed a four-year career with
Plymouth of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) from 2006-2010, totaling 193 points (79g, 114a) in 249
games… Had 23 points (9g, 14a) in his rookie OHL season in 2006-07, and added one assist in 20 playoff and
Memorial Cup games as Plymouth captured the 2007 OHL Championship before falling to Vancouver in the
Memorial Cup final… Netted a career-high 26 goals and ranked third among Whalers skaters with 55 points in
2007-08… Was fourth on the team in scoring with 52 points (21g, 31a) in 2008-09… Established OHL career
highs in assists (40) and points (63), ranking second among Whalers in scoring in 2009-10… Completed his
first professional season in 2010-11, skating with Rochester (AHL) and ranking third among team rookies in
scoring with 21 points (8g, 13a) in 63 games… Made his professional debut at Binghamton (11/10/10) …
Scored his first professional goal at Manitoba (11/12)… Had his first AHL multi-point (1g, 1a) at Rochester
(11/26)… 2011-12: Split the season between Charlotte and San Antonio of the AHL and Cincinnati of the
ECHL… Totaled nine points (4g, 5a) in 52 AHL games and earned six points (3g, 3a) in 13 games on the ECHL
level… Scored three AHL shootout goals on five attempts … Acquired by Carolina on 1/18 and assigned
to Charlotte… Made his Checkers debut at Abbotsford (1/20)… Scored his first AHL goal of the season at
Oklahoma City (2/3)… Scored the first two power-play goals of his AHL career, his first career multi-goal
game, vs. Oklahoma City (2/24)… Had seven points (4g, 3a) in 10 games during the month of February.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2006-07 Plymouth
OHL
2007-08 (a)
Plymouth
OHL
2008-09 Plymouth
OHL
2009-10 Plymouth
OHL
United StatesWJC
2010-11 Rochester AHL
2011-12 (b)
San Antonio
AHL
Cincinnati
ECHL
Charlotte
AHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
6891423
50
68262955
94
61 21 31 5278
52234063
58
73256
6381321
48
25
0
0
0
8
1333611
2745913
115
12
17
29
69
GPG A TP PIM
20011 8
4101 4
11 1 2 3 18
9481214
–––– –
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
–––– –
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 21, 2008—Selected by the Florida Panthers in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Hurricanes pick, 100th overall, fourth round.
(b) Jan. 18, 2012—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes along with Evgenii Dadonov in exchange for Jon Matsumoto and Mattias Lindstrom.
IN THE SYSTEM
MICHAL JORDAN
6'1" • 195 lbs.
7/17/90 • Zlin, Czech Republic
CAREER
Had 40 points (8g, 32a) and 78 penalty minutes in 143 career American Hockey League (AHL) games with
Charlotte entering the 2012-13 season… Earned 102 points (31g, 71a) in 160 career Ontario Hockey League
(OHL) games with Windsor and Plymouth before turning professional… Signed a three-year, entry-level
contract with the Hurricanes on 4/16/10… Prior to coming to North America, spent one season with Zlin
in the Czech junior league, totaling 18 points (7g, 11a) in 40 regular-season games… Has represented
the Czech Republic in international competition several times, including the 2007 and 2008 Under-18
World Junior Championships, the 2006 and 2007 Five Nations Cups and the 2008, 2009 and 2010 World
Junior Championships… Served as captain for the Czechs at the 2010 World Junior Championship in
Saskatchewan… Was named the tournament’s Best Defenseman after leading the Czech Republic to the
gold medal at the 2008 Under-18 World Junior Championship… Completed his rookie season in the OHL in
2007-08, totaling 28 points (6g, 22a) in 61 games with Windsor and Plymouth and earning Plymouth’s Rookie
of the Year award… Made his OHL debut with Windsor and earned his first OHL point with an assist vs. Erie
(9/21/08)… Served as an alternate captain during his second OHL season with Plymouth in 2008-09, notching
12 goals and 30 assists (42 points) in 58 regular-season games… Was named Plymouth’s Defenseman of
the Year for 2008-09, leading all Whalers blueliners and ranking tied for 13th among OHL defensemen in
scoring… Completed his final season of junior hockey with Plymouth in 2009-10, earning 32 points (13g, 19a)
in 41 games played and serving as an alternate captain for the second consecutive season… Completed his
first professional season in 2010-11, earning 18 points (4g, 14a) in 67 regular-season games for Charlotte
(AHL), and leading Checkers rookies and defensemen in plus/minus (+13)… Made his professional debut at
Connecticut (10/9/10)… Earned his first professional point with an assist at Binghamton (10/29/10)… Had
his first multi-point effort with two assists vs. Syracuse (12/6)… Netted his first AHL goal vs. Wilkes-Barre/
Scranton (1/4/10)… Made his AHL playoff debut in 2011, earning two assists in 16 Calder Cup Playoff games
for the Checkers… 2011-12: Earned AHL career highs in games played (76), assists (18) and points (22) and
tied his career high in goals (4)… Ranked second among Checkers defensemen with 22 points (4g, 18a) and
eight power-play points (8a)… Was one of just two Checkers to play all 76 games… Earned his first point
of the season, an assist, vs. Peoria (10/15)… Scored his first goal of the season vs. Norfolk (10/23)… Had
his first multi-point game of the season with a goal and an assist at Rockford (11/6)… Assisted on Zach
Boychuk’s goal at the 1:22 mark of the first period vs. Milwaukee (11/26) to extend his career-high assist and
point streaks to four games (1g, 4a)… Scored eight of his 22 points (2g, 6a) in 12 games during November…
Had a career-high 15 penalty minutes, including the only fight of his AHL career, at Rockford (12/30).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2006-07
Zlin Jr.
Czech Jr.
2007-08 (a)
Windsor
OHL
Plymouth
OHL
2008-09 Plymouth
OHL
2009-10 (b)Plymouth
OHL
2010-11 Charlotte
AHL
2011-12 Charlotte
AHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
40
7
11
18
20
2215612
3951722
32
58 12 30 4239
4113193218
674 141835
7641822
43
143
8
32
40
78
GPG A TP PIM
12
1
5
6
12
–––– –
4033 6
11 0 3 3 12
9 0 5 5 8
160 2 2 0
–––– –
16
0
2
2
0
(a) June 21, 2008—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Third Hurricanes pick, 105th overall, fourth round.
(b) April 16, 2010—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
ERIK KARLSSON
Center/Left Wing • Shoots Left
6'0" • 162 lbs.
7/28/94 • Lerum, Sweden
2011-12 Teams: Frolunda U18 (Swe-U18), Frolunda Jr. (Swe-Jr.)
CAREER
Selected by the Hurricanes in the fourth round (99th overall) of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft… Had 46 points
(18g, 28a) in 76 career games with Frolunda Jr. of Sweden’s junior league entering 2012-13… Has also
skated in 43 games with Frolunda’s under-18 team between 2009-2012, earning 57 points (25g, 32a)…
Earned five points (2g, 3a) in six games as Sweden captured the silver medal at the 2012 U18 World Junior
Championship in the Czech Republic… Also won silver with Sweden at the 2011 Ivan Hlinka Tournament
and played in the 2011 World Junior A Challenge and the 2012 U-18 5 Nations Cup… 2011-12: Spent
the majority of 2011-12 with Frolunda Jr. of Sweden’s junior league, notching 14 goals and 19 assists (33
points) in 47 games… Also added three goals and seven assists (10 points) in four games with Frolunda’s
under-18 junior team.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2009-10 Frolunda U18 Swe-U18
Frolunda Jr. Swe-Jr.
Frolunda Jr. Swe-Jr.
Sweden-Jr. Totals (2 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
132352
26202242
12
294913
41
43710
8
47141933
70
76
18
28
46
111
GPG A TP PIM
1000 27
4112 4
7112 4
4235 4
2000 0
9
1
1
2
4
(a) June 23, 2012—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Hurricanes pick, 99th overall, fourth round.
IN THE SYSTEM
TOMMI KIVISTO
6'2" • 200 lbs.
6/7/91 • Vantaa, Finland
2011-12 Teams: Jokerit (Finland), Kiekko-Vantaa (Fin-2),
Jokerit Jr. (Fin-Jr.)
CAREER
Entering 2012-13, had 11 assists and 42 penalty minutes in 86 career games with Jokerit in Finland’s top
league, SM-Liiga… Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Hurricanes on 6/1/11, which allowed
him to play for Jokerit during the 2011-12 season before beginning his North American professional career
in 2012-13… Is from the same hometown as Hurricanes forward Tuomo Ruutu, who also played in the
Jokerit system… Has represented Finland in more than a dozen international tournaments including the
2009 and 2010 World Junior Championships and the 2008 U-18 World Junior Championship… Was the
sixth overall pick in the 2008 CHL Import Draft… Played one season of junior hockey in Canada with Red
Deer (WHL), ranking second among Rebels defensemen in scoring with 22 points (1g, 21a) in 65 games
in 2008-09… Saw his first action in Finland’s top league in 2009-10, notching two assists in 22 games
with Jokerit (SM-Liiga)… Set career highs in games played (38) and penalty minutes (22) for Jokerit in
2010-11… Appeared in all seven of Jokerit’s 2011 playoff games, as they were edged in seven games
by eventual SM-Liiga champion Helsinki IFK in the quarterfinals… 2011-12: Completed his third season
with Jokerit (SM-Liiga), earning a career-high seven assists in 26 games… Also skated in 20 games with
Kiekko-Vantaa of Finland’s second division, totaling 12 points (5g, 7a).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2006-07 Jokerit U18 Fin-U18.
2007-08 Jokerit U18 Fin-U18
Jokerit Jr. Fin-Jr.
2008-09 (a)
Red Deer
WHL
2009-10 Suomi U20 Finland-2
Jokerit
Finland
Kiekko-VantaaFinland-2
Jokerit Jr. Fin-Jr.
2010-11 (b)
Suomi U20 Finland-2
Jokerit Jr. Finland-Jr.
Kiekko-VantaaFinland-2
Jokerit
Finland
2011-12 Jokerit
Finland
K-Vantaa
Finland-2
Finland Totals (3 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
2402210
2661016
50
92024
65
1
21
22
49
20002
2202212
20002
1825758
40110
50668
51230
3805522
260448
205712
22
86
0
11
11
42
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
4033 4
4033 2
–
–
–
–
–
–––– –
3000 0
–––– –
2000 0
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
7000 16
–––– –
4112 2
10
0
0
0
16
(a) June 27, 2009—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft. Sixth Hurricanes pick, 208th overall, seventh round.
(b) June 1, 2011—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
JUSTIN KRUEGER
6'3" • 215 lbs.
10/6/86 • Duesseldorf, Germany
CAREER
Signed a one-year contract with the Hurricanes on 6/1/12… Originally drafted by Carolina in the seventh
round (213th overall) in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft… Had 13 points (2g, 11a) in 58 career AHL games with
Charlotte entering 2012-13… Also spent one year playing professionally in the Swiss National League,
earning 11 points (1g, 10a) in 50 games… Completed his collegiate career at Cornell of the Eastern College
Athletic Conference (ECAC) with seven goals and 25 assists (32 points) and 103 penalty minutes in 135
games from 2006-2010… Grew up in Switzerland playing for the German national team programs… Won a
gold medal with Germany at the Under-18 Division I World Championship in 2004… Served as team captain
in leading Germany to the gold medal at the Division I World Championship in 2005… Made his debut with
the German men’s team at the 2010 IIHF World Championship… Played in all nine games and earned one
assist as host Germany advanced to the medal round before finishing fourth… Again represented Germany at
the 2011 IIHF World Championship in Slovakia, skating in all seven games for Germany… Spent one season
with Penticton of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL), leading the Vees to an Interior Championship
in 2005-06… Named to the ECAC’s All-Academic team after his sophomore season at Cornell in 2007-08…
Was named the ECAC’s top defensive defenseman after leading Cornell to the ECAC championship in his
senior season in 2009-10… Completed his first professional season in 2010-11, earning 11 points (1g, 10a)
in 50 games for SC Bern of the Swiss League… 2011-12: Completed first professional season in North
America, and was tied for first among Charlotte (AHL) rookies with 13 points (2g, 11a) in 58 games… Led all
Checkers players with a plus-16 rating, 11 points higher than any teammate… Scored two shootout goals in
three attempts to tie for third among AHL defensemen in shootout conversion percentage (.667)… Recorded
his first AHL point, the primary assist on Zach Boychuk’s goal, in his AHL debut at Norfolk (10/7)… Scored his
first AHL goal and had a season-high six penalty minutes at Abbotsford (1/20)… Recorded a plus-10 rating
across seven games from 1/11-1/24, including four games in which he was plus-2… Scored his second goal
of the season at Peoria (4/13)… Missed 13 games due to injury (upper body: 2/19-3/25) and was a healthy
extra for five games.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2002-03 Davos Jr.
Swiss-Jr.
2003-04 Davos Jr.
Swiss-Jr.
2004-05 Davos Jr.
Swiss-Jr.
2005-06 (a)
Penticton
BCHL
2006-07 Cornell
ECAC
2007-08 Cornell
ECAC
2008-09 Cornell
ECAC
2009-10 Cornell
ECAC
2010-11 (b)
Bern
Swiss
2011-12 Charlotte
AHL
AHL Totals (1 season)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
120004
3320214
3851217
76
5571522
25
3115624
3545933
3514524
3411112
22
5011011
61
5821113
36
58
2
11
13
36
GPG A TP PIM
2000 0
–––– –
4123 2
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
11022 8
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 24, 2006—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. Sixth Hurricanes pick, 213th overall, seventh round.
(b) April 12, 2011—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a one-year, entry-level contract.
IN THE SYSTEM
AUSTIN LEVI
6'4" • 210 lbs.
2/16/92 • Columbus, OH
2011-12 Team: Plymouth (OHL)
CAREER
Signed by the Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract on 3/16/12… Completed his junior hockey
career with 69 points (14g, 55a) and 253 penalty minutes in 210 career games with Plymouth of the
Ontario Hockey League (OHL)… Participated in the 2011 U.S. Junior Team Evaluation Camp in August
2011… Was born in Columbus, OH, but grew up in Denver, CO… His family moved to Michigan when he
was 14 so he could be a part of the Compuware youth hockey program… Had five assists and 33 penalty
minutes for the Detroit Compuware U-16 squad in the Midwest Elite Hockey League (MWEHL) in 200708… Began his OHL season for Plymouth in 2008-09, skating in 12 regular-season and five playoff games
with the Whalers… Made his OHL debut at Sault Ste. Marie (9/26/08)… Notched his first OHL point
with an assist vs. Belleville (2/7/09)… Named Plymouth’s Most Improved Player after earning 12 points
(3g, 9a) and a plus-10 rating in 68 games during his second OHL season in 2009-10… Netted his first
career OHL goal vs. Sarnia (11/6/09)… Ranked second among Whalers defensemen in scoring with 25
points (6g, 19a) in 66 regular-season games in 2010-11, and was second on the team in plus/minus (+17)
and third on the team in penalty minutes (87)… 2011-12: Completed his final season of junior hockey
with Plymouth (OHL), establishing career highs in assists (25) and points (30)… Earned two assists in
Plymouth’s opener vs. Erie (9/24)… Had his second multi-assist game of the season with a pair of helpers
vs. Saginaw (12/30)… Netted a goal and added an assist vs. Windsor (1/16)… Registered two helpers at
Saginaw (2/28)… Tallied season highs in goals (2) and points (3) at Erie (3/7)… Had a season-high three
game point streak from 3/7-3/11 (2g, 3a)…Led Whalers defensemen in playoff scoring with 10 points (2g,
8a) in 13 games as Plymouth fell to Kitchener in the second round… Registered three assists in Game 3 of
the first round vs. Guelph… Scored a goal and added an assist in Game 3 vs. Kitchener (4/10).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2007-08 Det. Compuware
MWEHL
2008-09 Plymouth
OHL
2009-10 (a)
Plymouth
OHL
2010-11 Plymouth
OHL
2011-12 (b)
Plymouth
OHL
OHL Totals (4 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
2205533
120224
683912
116
6661925
87
6452530
46
210
14
55
69
253
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
5000 5
9000 8
11145 8
13281010
38
3
12
15
31
(a) June 26, 2010—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. Fifth Hurricanes pick, 85th overall, third round.
KEEGAN LOWE
6'2" • 189 lbs.
3/29/93 • Greenwich, CT
2011-12 Team: Edmonton (WHL)
CAREER
Had totaled 61 (7g, 54a) points and 322 penalty minutes in 212 career games with Edmonton in the
Western Hockey League (WHL) entering the 2012-13 season… Participated in the 2010 NHL Research,
Development and Orientation Camp in Toronto… Represented the United States at the 2010 Ivan
Hlinka Memorial Tournament, appearing in five games… His father, Kevin, played 19 NHL seasons
as a defenseman with the Edmonton Oilers and New York Rangers, and was a six-time Stanley Cup
champion and seven-time NHL All-Star… Kevin currently serves as President of Hockey Operations for
the Oilers… Keegan’s mother, Karen Percy, was a two-time bronze-medalist in Alpine skiing for Canada
at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary… Played two seasons of prep hockey at Shattuck-St. Mary’s
prior to beginning his major junior career with Edmonton (WHL)… Totaled 14 points (2g, 12a) in 69 games
during his rookie season with the Oil Kings… Made his WHL debut vs. Calgay (9/19/09)… Earned his first
WHL point with an assist at Kootenay (9/23/09) and his first WHL goal at Brandon (12/12/09)… Was third
among Edmonton Oil Kings defensemen in scoring with 24 points (2g, 22a) in 71 games during his second
WHL season in 2010-11… Led all Oil Kings skaters and was ninth among WHL defensemen in plus/minus
(+33) in 2010-11… Scored one goal in four playoff games as Edmonton was swept by Red Deer in the first
round of the 2011 playoffs… 2011-12: Had career highs in goals (3) and penalty minutes (139), totaling
23 points (3g, 20a) during his third season of junior hockey with Edmonton (WHL)… Had a plus-17 rating,
helping the Oil Kings win 50 games and capture the regular season conference title… Led the team in
penalty minutes (139) and was fifth among team defensemen in points (23)… Earned his first point of the
season with an assist at Moose Jaw (10/7)… Netted his first goal of the season vs. Everett (10/26)…
Scored a shorthanded goal at Kamloops (11/12)… Earned a pair of assists vs. Saskatoon (12/4)… Had
three-game assist and point streaks from 1/20-1/25 (0g, 3a)… Had a season-high three assists at Prince
George (2/11)… Played in all 20 of the Oil Kings’ WHL playoff games, totaling seven points (3g, 4a) and
44 penalty minutes… Edmonton finished the regular season on an 11-game winning streak, and carried
the streak through its first 14 playoff games, ultimately topping Portland in seven games to win the WHL
championship… Scored the game-winning goal in Game 2 vs. Kootenay (3/25)… Had his only multi-point
game of the WHL playoffs with a goal and an assist in Game 4 at Kootenay (3/28)… Scored one goal in
four games during the 2012 Memorial Cup, as Edmonton beat host and eventual champion Shawinigan
before dropping three consecutive games.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2008-09 Shattuck U-16High-MN
2009-10 Edmonton WHL
2010-11 (a)
Edmonton WHL
2011-12 Edmonton
WHL
WHL Totals (3 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
5572633
77
6921214
60
7122224
123
723 2023139
212
7
54
61
322
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
–––– –
4101 4
203 4 7 44
24
4
4
8
48
(a) June 25, 2011—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. Third Hurricanes pick, 73rd overall, third round.
IN THE SYSTEM
MATT MAHALAK
6'2" • 182 lbs.
1/22/93 • Toledo, OH
CAREER
Had a career record of 27-16-4 with a 2.82 goals-against average in 51 regular-season Ontario Hockey
League (OHL) games with Plymouth entering the 2012-13 season… Born in Toledo, OH, but lists Monroe,
MI, as his hometown… Attended Culver Academy in Indiana for two years from 2007-2009, earning
a 10-9-3 record with a 2.51 goals-against average for Culver Academy in 2008-09… Was the first
overall selection in the 2009 United States Hockey League (USHL) Futures Draft… Played one season
for Youngstown (USHL), posting a 9-17-3 record and 4.24 goals-against average in 2009-10… Was corecipient of the USHL’s Scholar-Athlete Award in 2009-10, maintaining a 4.0 grade-point average at
Ursuline High School to earn his high school diploma in just three years… Completed his first OHL season
with Plymouth in 2010-11, earning a record of 8-8-4 with a 3.08 goals-against average and .908 save
percentage in 21 regular-season games… Made his OHL debut at Windsor (9/23/10) in a 5-4 loss…
Earned his first OHL victory in relief vs. Sault Ste. Marie (10/30/10)… Earned his first win as a starter
at Guelph (1/7/11)… Made his OHL playoff debut in relief during a 4-1 loss at Owen Sound (4/11/11)…
2011-12: Completed his second season with Plymouth (OHL), going 19-8-0 with a 2.66 goals-against
average and .923 save percentage… Ranked fifth in the OHL in goals-against average (2.66) and save
percentage (.923) and tied for sixth in shutouts (3)… Shared time in net with New Jersey Devils prospect
Scott Wedgewood… Stopped 26 of 27 shots to earn his first win of the season at Kingston (10/7)…
Was 4-1 with a 1.41 goals-against average and .951 save percentage in six games during October…
Won six consecutive games from 10/14-11/17… Earned his first shutout of the season, stopping 30 shots
at Oshawa (12/16)… Had his second shutout of the season with 29 saves at Saginaw (1/4)… Made 44
saves in a 4-3 win vs. Saginaw (1/7)… Stopped 35 shots for his third shutout of the season vs. Windsor
(3/3)… Served as backup to Wedgewood during the 2012 OHL playoffs, playing just two minutes.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2008-09 Culver Academy
High-IN
2009-10 Youngstown
USHL
2010-11 (a)
Plymouth
OHL
2011-12
Plymouth
OHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPMINGASO GAAW-L-OT
22
– –– 2.51
10-9-3
31
1767
125
0
4.24
9-17-3
21
1053
54
1
3.08
8-8-4
30 162572 3 2.66 19-8-0
51
2678
126
4
2.82
27-16-4
GPMIN
GASO GAA W-L
–––– – –
–
–
–
–––
2
80
4
0
3.00
0-1
1 2 0 0
0.00 0-0
3
82
4
0
2.93
0-1
(a) June 25, 2011—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. Fifth Hurricanes pick, 163rd overall, sixth round.
BROCK McGINN
5'11" • 174 lbs.
2/2/94 • Fergus, Ont.
2011-12 Team: Guelph (OHL)
CAREER
Had totaled 33 points (22g, 11a) and 63 penalty minutes in 101 career games with Guelph in the Ontario
Hockey League (OHL) entering the 2012-13 season… Is the younger brother of Colorado Avalanche
forward Jamie McGinn, and forward Tye McGinn, who was drafted by Philadelphia in 2010… Is coached
by former Carolina forward Scott Walker in Guelph… Played for the Guelph Junior Storm prior to beginning
his OHL career in 2010-11… Had 14 points (10g, 4a) and 38 penalty minutes during his rookie OHL season
in 2010-11… Made his OHL debut vs. Owen Sound (9/24/10)… Earned his first OHL point with an assist
vs. Sault Ste. Marie (10/17/10)… Scored his first OHL goal at Erie (11/10/10)… 2011-12: Completed his
second season of major junior hockey, notching 12 goals and earning seven assists (19 points) in 33 games
with Guelph (OHL)… Selected as an alternate captain for the Storm prior to the season… Earned his first
point of the season with an assist in the opener at Windsor (9/22)… Earned a pair of assists at Sudbury
(10/28)… Had goals in three consecutive games from 10/29-11/5… Netted a pair of goals including the
game-winner at Erie (11/19)… Scored a goal and added an assist at Mississauga (11/27)… Missed more
that two months of action after suffering a wrist injury in December… Returned to action at Erie (2/29)…
Scored two power-play goals and had an assist at Erie (3/11)… Had two points (1g, 1a) in six OHL playoff
games as Guelph fell to Plymouth in the opening round.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2010-11 Guelph
OHL
2011-12 (a)
Guelph
OHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
6810414
38
3312719
25
101
22
11
33
63
GPG A TP PIM
6000 2
6112 8
12
1
1
2
10
IN THE SYSTEM
MIKE MURPHY
5'11" • 172 lbs.
1/15/89 • Kingston, Ont.
CAREER
Had a record of 49-35-5 with a 2.67 goals-against average in 96 career American Hockey League (AHL) games with
Charlotte and Albany… Signed a two-year contract with Spartak Moscow of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL)
in May 2012… Completed four seasons in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) with Belleville prior to turning pro,
establishing Bulls career regular-season franchise records for wins (85), shutouts (8), goals-against average (2.42)
and save percentage (.929)… Also holds Belleville’s franchise record for most playoff wins (24)… Participated in
the OHL All-Star Classic in 2008 and 2009, as well as the 2008 ADT Canada-Russia Challenge… Was named OHL
Goaltender of the Month five times in his junior career, and was the first netminder to ever win the OHL Goaltender
of the Year award in consecutive seasons (2007-08, 2008-09)… Was an OHL First Team All-Star in 2007-08 and
2008-09, and Belleville’s team MVP each of those seasons… Led the OHL in goals-against average (2.24) and save
percentage (.929) in 2007-08, helping Belleville capture the Eastern Conference regular-season title… Played in 19
of Belleville’s 21 playoff games in 2008, leading the Bulls to the OHL Finals with a record of 14-4, a goals-against
average of 2.32 and one shutout… After falling to host Kitchener in the OHL Finals, Belleville advanced to the 2008
Memorial Cup, where he went 2-1-1, with a 4.73 goals-against average… Was named the Goaltender of the Year for
the entire Canadian Hockey League in 2008-09, after posting career-bests in wins (40), goals-against average (2.08),
shutouts (5) and save percentage (.941)… Established Belleville franchise records in each of those categories… Led
the OHL in goals-against average (2.08) and save percentage (.941) for the second-consecutive season… Was also
named a 2008-09 CHL First Team All-Star… Was 10-7 with a 2.56 goals-against average and .916 save percentage in
17 playoff games, as Belleville advanced to the 2009 Conference Finals… Played in 20 AHL games for Albany during
his first professional season in 2009-10, posting a 10-9-0 record with a 2.81 goals against average and a .924 save
percentage… Made his pro debut and stopped 28 shots for his first career win vs. Rochester (10/10/09)… Recorded
his first career professional shutout at Adirondack (12/31/09)… Led Charlotte (AHL) in goals-against average (2.53)
and shutouts (2), earning 21 wins in 39 games during his second pro season in 2010-11… Was 7-7 with a 2.57 goalsagainst average in 14 Calder Cup Playoff games in 2011, helping Charlotte reach the conference final… Earned his
first career playoff win vs. Hershey (4/20/11) and first playoff shutout vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (5/4/11)… 2011-12:
Led Charlotte in games played (37), minutes played (2,039) and wins (18)… Played his first two games at the NHL
level with the Hurricanes, going 0-1-0 without allowing a goal in a total of 36 minutes played… Made a season-high
44 saves in a win vs. Norfolk (10/23)… Won four consecutive starts from 10/22-10/29, allowing just one goal in each
game (0.98 goals-against average, .969 save percentage)… Earned his first career NHL recall on 12/6… Made his
NHL debut in relief at CGY (12/6), stopping both shots he faced in 8:37 of game action… Became the first goaltender
in league history to record an NHL loss before allowing an NHL goal after the Calgary’s empty-net tally when he was
the goalie of record became the game-winning goal… Made his second NHL appearance in relief and stopped all
seven shots he faced in 27:29 of game action at WPG (12/9)… Returned to Charlotte on 12/14… Served two other
NHL stints but did not appear in a game… Stopped all 22 shots to record his first AHL shutout of the season and fifth
of his career vs. Chicago (3/11).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2005-06 BellevilleOHL
Kingston
OPJHL
2006-07 BellevilleOHL
2007-08 (a)
Belleville
OHL
2008-09 (b)
Belleville
OHL
2009-10 Albany AHL
2010-11
Charlotte
AHL
2011-12 CarolinaNHL
CharlotteAHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPMINGASO GAAW-L-OT
3
93
9
0
5.81
1-1-0
33 18531023 3.30 16-13-2
18
995
61
0
3.68
8-6-2
49
2942
110
3
2.24
36-7-4
54
3169
110
5
2.08
40-9-4
20
1109
52
2
2.81
10-9-0
39 215991 2 2.53 21-11-3
2
36
0
0
0.00
0-1-0
37
2039
93
1
2.74
18-15-2
96
5307
236
5
2.67
49-35-5
GPMIN
GASO GAA W-L
–
–
–
–––
4 174 19 0
6.55 0-3
–
–
–
–––
19
1085
42
1
2.32
14-4
17
1007
43
0
2.56
10-7
–
–
–
–––
14 81735 1
2.57 7-7
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
14
817
35
1
2.57
7-7
(a) June 21, 2008—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Hurricanes pick, 165th overall, sixth round.
RYAN MURPHY
5'11" • 176 lbs.
3/31/93 • Aurora, Ont.
2011-12 Team: Kitchener (OHL)
CAREER
Had 173 points (43g, 129a) and 88 penalty minutes in 174 career Ontario Hockey League (OHL) games entering
2012-13… Also had 50 points (9g, 41a) in 43 career OHL playoff games… Had five points (1g, 4a) during the fourgame Canada-Russia Challenge in Aug. 2012… Led Canada in scoring at the 2011 U18 World Junior Championship in
Germany with 13 points (4g, 9a) in seven games, and named the tournament’s Top Defenseman… Won a silver medal
with Ontario at the 2010 World U-17 Hockey Challenge in Timmins, Ontario… Prior to beginning his OHL career, played
youth hockey for the York Simcoe Express, winning Ontario Minor Hockey Association AAA championships in Bantam
(2008) and Peewee (2006)… Was Kitchener’s first-round pick (3rd overall) in the 2009 OHL Priority Selection… Was
selected to the OHL’s All-Rookie Team in 2009-10, after ranking second among rookie blueliners and seventh among
all OHL rookies with 39 points (6g, 33a)… Ranked second among Kitchener rookies and second among Rangers
defensemen in scoring… Was also named Kitchener’s Most Gentlemanly Player for 2009-10… Was third among
OHL defensemen in scoring during the 2010 OHL playoffs, helping Kitchener reach the conference final before falling
to eventual Memorial Cup champion Windsor in seven games… Led all OHL defensemen in goals (26) and ranked
second in scoring (79 points) in 63 games during his second OHL season in 2010-11… Was voted into the top three
by the league’s Western Conference coaches in the Smartest Player and Best Offensive Defenseman categories…
Played in the 2011 CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game… Represented Team OHL in the 2011 CHL Subway Super Series
against Russia… Was named OHL Defenseman of the Month for October 2010 after leading all league blueliners with
18 points (7g, 11a) in 12 games… Had five point efforts with a goal and four assists vs. Erie (10/1/10) and at London
(11/4/10)… Ranked tied for 11th among OHL defensemen in 2011 playoff scoring with 11 points (2g, 9a), despite
playing just seven games, as Kitchener fell in the opening round to Plymouth… 2011-12: Ranked tied for third among
OHL defensemen in scoring, totaling 54 points (11g, 43a) in just 49 games for Kitchener… Was tied for second
among league defensemen in assists (43), and earned OHL Second All-Star Team honors… Ranked fourth among
all Kitchener skaters in scoring and tied for second in assists… Had 13 multi-point games, including five three-point
games and three four-point games… Made the Hurricanes’ roster to open the season, and was a healthy extra for the
first four games of the NHL season with the Hurricanes, prior to being returned to Kitchener…Earned three assists
at Owen Sound (10/15)… Missed 10 games after suffering a concussion from a hit by Tom Kuhnhackl vs. Niagara
(11/4)… Had points in 13 of 14 games between 1/15-2/17, including four-point games vs. Kingston (1/15: 1g, 3a) and
at Belleville (1/21: 1g, 3a) and three-point efforts at London (1/25: 1g, 2a), at Guelph (1/29: 1g, 2a) and vs. Guelph
(2/7: 1g, 2a)… Had his only multi-goal game of the season with two goals and an assist at Sudbury (3/2)… Earned
four assists in the regular-season finale vs. Erie (3/16)… Led all OHL defensemen in assists (20) during the playoffs,
as Kitchener advanced to the conference final before being swept by eventual OHL Champion London… Ranked third
among OHL defensemen in playoff points (22), skating in 16 postseason contests… Had points in 12 of 16 playoff
games, including eight multi-point games… Earned three assists in Game 4 at Owen Sound (3/28)… Had his second
three-point effort of the playoff with a goal and two assists in Game 3 vs. London (4/22).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2008-09 York Simcoe Minor-ON
Villanova
ON-Jr. A
2009-10 Kitchener
OHL
2010-11 (a)
Kitchener
OHL
2011-12 Kitchener
OHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
73306595
52
44260
6263339
22
63265379
36
49 11 43 5430
174
43
129
173
88
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
–––– –
20512
1716
729118
16 2 2022 12
43
9
41
50
36
(a) June 24, 2011—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. First Hurricanes pick, 12th overall, first round.
IN THE SYSTEM
JOHN MUSE
5'11" • 185 lbs.
8/1/88 • East Falmouth, MA
2011-12 Teams: Charlotte (AHL), Florida (ECHL)
Drafted: Undrafted
CAREER
Signed as a free agent by the Hurricanes on 6/7/12… Was 11-3-2 with a 1.81 goals-against average and .940
save percentage in 16 career AHL games entering 2012-13… Was 16-6-3 in 25 career ECHL regular-season
games, and led Florida to the ECHL’s Kelly Cup Championship in 2012… Played one season at Falmouth High
School and three seasons at the Noble and Greenough School prior to beginning his college career… Played
four seasons at Boston College (Hockey East) between 2007-2011, going 89-39-16 with a 2.40 goals-against
average and .914 save percentage in 144 career games… Was 21-2 in 23 career postseason contests,
including 8-1 in NCAA tournament play… Led the Eagles to three Beanpot championships (2008, 2010,
2011), three Hockey East Tournament titles (2008, 2010, 2011) and two NCAA national championships
(2008, 2010)… Established Boston College records for career saves (3,696), career games played (144) and
single-season saves (1,171 in 2007-08), and was the recipient of the 2011 Walter Brown Award as the best
American-born, Division I player in New England… Was also named second-team AHCA All-American and
Hockey East First-Team All-Star in 2010-11, was twice selected to the NCAA All-Tournament team (2008,
2010) and was a three-time Hockey East All-Tournament Team pick (2008, 2010, 2011)… Joined Portland
(AHL) on an amateur tryout contract at the conclusion of his senior season in 2010-11… Played one game
for the Pirates, making 33 saves in regulation and overtime and stopping four of five shootout attempts in
a 3-2 win at Albany (4/9/11)… 2011-12: Split the year between Charlotte (AHL) and Florida (ECHL)… Was
10-3-2 with a 1.81 goals-against average and .941 save percentage with the Checkers, and 16-6-3 with a
2.42 goals-against average and .920 save percentage for the Everblades… Was named the MVP of the Kelly
Cup playoffs, leading Florida to its first ECHL championship… Led the Checkers in goals-against average
(1.81), save percentage (.941) and shutouts (2) and tied for second in wins (10) in just 15 games played…
Among goalies who played more than 10 games, led the Everblades in goals-against average (2.42) and save
percentage (.920)… Picked up his first ECHL win and first professional shutout in a 22-save effort at South
Carolina (11/4)… Made his AHL season debut and stopped all 24 shots he faced over 42 minutes to pick up
the win in relief vs. Chicago (12/16)… Made a career-high 42 saves in a 2-1 win vs. San Antonio (1/4)…
Made 26 saves for his first AHL shutout at Abbotsford (1/20)… Went 11-2 with a 1.78 goals-against average
and .939 save percentage in 13 Kelly Cup Playoff games… Won his first three professional playoff games
as Florida swept Greenville in the first round… Posted his first professional playoff shutout vs. Kalamazoo
(5/2)… Made 41 saves in Florida’s Kelly Cup clinching, Game 5 overtime victory vs. Las Vegas (5/23).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2007-08 Boston College
H-East
H-East
H-East
H-East
Portland AHL
2011-12 (a)
CharlotteAHL
Florida
ECHL
AHL Totals (2 seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPMINGASO GAAW-L-OT
44
2725
100
3
2.20
25-11-8
37
2248
102
3
2.72
18-14-5
29
1724
69
2
2.40
19-8-2
34
1954
75
4
2.30
27-6-1
1
65
2
0
1.85
1-0-0
15
897
27
2
1.81
10-3-2
25 148960 1 2.42 16-6-3
16
962
29
2
1.81
11-3-2
GPMIN
GASO GAA W-L
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
13 77623 1
1.78 11-2
–
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 7, 2012—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes as a free agent.
COLLIN OLSON
6'3" • 197 lbs.
4/4/94 • Burnsville, MN
2011-12 Team: USNTDP (USHL)
CAREER
Selected by the Hurricanes in the sixth round (159th overall) of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft… Will begin his
collegiate career at Ohio State (CCHA) in 2012-13… Spent two years in the United States National Team
Development Program from 2010-2012… Completed his United States Hockey League (USHL) career
with the USNTDP with a record of 17-14-3 with a 2.71 goals-against average… Has competed in a number
of international competitions with the United States… Was chosen as the Best Goaltender at the 2012
IIHF U-18 World Junior Championship in the Czech Republic, leading the United States to the gold medal
with a record of 5-0, a 0.80 goals-against average and three shutouts… Also represented the U.S. at the
2012 U-18 Five Nations Tournament, the 2011 U-18 Four Nations Cup, the 2010 U-17 Four Nations Cup
and the 2011 World U-17 Challenge… 2011-12: Completed his second season with the United States
National Team Development Program… Was 7-6-2 with a 2.55 goals-against average and one shutout in
16 games for the USNTDP in the USHL… Also appeared in one game for the United States U-17 team and
21 games for the U-18 team… Matched Jack Campbell’s record with three shutouts at the 2012 IIHF U-18
World Junior Championship, including a 7-0 victory in the gold-medal game against Sweden.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2009-10 Apple Valley
High-MN
2010-11
USNTDP
USHL
USNTDP
U-17
2011-12 (a)
USNTDP USHL
USNTDP U-17
USNTDP U-18
USHL Totals (2 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPMINGASO GAAW-L-OT
9
262
20
0
3.90
3-2-0
19 109952 3 2.84 10-8-1
1049216 0 1.957-1-0
16
846
36
1
2.55
7-6-2
1
60
4
0
4.00
0-1-0
21
1063
40
3
2.26
12-5-0
35
1945
88
4
2.71
17-14-3
GPMIN
GASO GAA W-L
–
–
–
–––
1 20 1 0
3.00 0-0
– – – – – –
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
–
–
–
–––
1
20
1
0
3.00
0-0
(a) June 23, 2012—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Eighth Hurricanes pick, 159th overall, sixth round.
IN THE SYSTEM
OSKAR OSALA
6'4" • 219 lbs.
12/26/87 • Vaasa, Finland
Acquired: 3/3/10, Trade with Washington
2011-12 Team: HC Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk (KHL)
Drafted: Washington 2006 (6-97-4)
CAREER
Acquired from Washington on 3/3/10… Is in his second season with Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk of the Kontinental
Hockey League (KHL) in 2012-13… Has 121 points (61g, 60a) in 203 career American Hockey League (AHL) games…
Has skated in three NHL games, without registering a point… Represented Finland at the 2005 World Junior U-18
Championship and the 2007 World Junior Championship, ranking tied for first in the tournament in goals (5) at the
2007 World Juniors… Played two seasons for Mississauga of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) from 2005-2007,
totaling 87 points (39g, 48a) in 122 games… Named second-team All-Rookie in the OHL in 2005-06… Was named
Rookie of the Year in the Finnish league in 2007-08 after totaling 35 points (18g, 17a) in 53 games for Blues Espoo…
Made his NHL debut vs. BOS (12/10/08)… Played 75 AHL games for Hershey in 2008-09, scoring 23 goals to lead
Bears rookies and rank tied for seventh among AHL rookies… Had 10 points (6g, 4a) in 22 games during the 2009
AHL playoffs, as Hershey won the Calder Cup… Set AHL career high in goals (24) in 2009-10, splitting the season
between Hershey and Albany… Made his Hurricanes debut at WSH (3/10/10)… Set AHL career high in assists
(29) and matched his career-high in points (42), skating in 59 games for Charlotte in 2010-11… 2011-12: Ranked
third among Nizhnekamsk Neftekhimik skaters in goals (12) during his first season in the Kontinental Hockey League
(KHL)… Totaled 19 points (12g, 7a) in 41 games played.
CAREER STATS
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
2003-04
Sport Vaasa U18
Fin-U18
Sport Vaasa Jr. Fin-Jr.
Sport Vaasa Finland-2
2004-05Sport Vaasa U18Fin-U18
Sport Vaasa Jr.
Fin-Jr.
Sport Vaasa Finland-2
2005-06 (a)
Mississauga OHL
2006-07Mississauga
OHL
Suomi U20
Finland-2
2007-08Blues Espoo
Finland
2008-09
Washington NHL
Hershey
AHL
2009-10 (b)
Hershey
AHL
Albany
AHL
Carolina
NHL
2010-11 Charlotte
AHL
2011-12Nizhnekamsk Neftekhimik
KHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
25
19
18
37
32
20004
50000
442616
19
13
14
27
28
211456
68172643
86
5422224481
21010
5318173562
20000
75 23 14 3747
53151429
57
169312
11
10000
59 13 29 4255
4112719
44
3
0
0
0
0
GPG A TP PIM
–
–
–
–
–
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
2
0
0
0
2
7000 6
–––– –
5 2 2 4 0
–––– –
177 3 10 8
–––– –
22 6 4 10 17
–––– –
8213 2
–––– –
15 3 2 5 29
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 24, 2006—Selected by the Washington Capitals in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. Sixth Capitals pick, 97th overall, fourth round.
(b) March 3, 2010—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the Washington Capitals along with Brian Pothier and a second-round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft in exchange for Joe Corvo.
LUKE PITHER
6'0" • 186 lbs.
4/26/89 • Burketon, Ont.
Acquired: Trade with PHI
2011-12 Teams: Adirondack (AHL), Trenton (ECHL)
Drafted: Undrafted
CAREER
Is in his third professional season… Acquired by the Hurricanes on 1/13/13 in exchange for Brian Boucher and Mark
Alt… Originally signed with the Flyers as an undrafted free agent on 3/4/10… Had totaled 30 points (11g, 19a) in 106
career American Hockey League (AHL) games with Adirondack entering the 2012-13 season… Also had appeared in
four ECHL games with Trenton… Totaled 250 points (104g, 146a) and 157 penalty minutes in 307 games during a fiveyear Ontario Hockey League (OHL) career with Kingston, Guelph, Belleville and Barrie… Was second among Belleville
skaters in scoring (19 points) during the 2009 OHL playoffs, helping the Bulls reach the Conference Finals before falling
to Brampton… Ranked third in the OHL in points (94) behind only Tyler Seguin and Taylor Hall during his final junior
season with Barrie in 2009-10… Ranked tied for first on the team and 11th in the OHL in playoff scoring (20 points),
helping Barrie advance to the 2010 OHL Finals before falling to Windsor… Was tied for sixth in the league in assists
(58)… Made his professional debut with Adirondack (AHL) on 10/9/10… Earned his first professional point with an
assist vs. Albany (10/16/10)… Scored his first professional goal vs. Hamilton (11/24/10)… 2011-12: Completed his
second professional season, splitting the year between Adirondack (AHL) and Trenton (ECHL)… Had 10 points (2g,
8a) and 18 penalty minutes in 39 AHL games with the Phantoms… Earned one assist in four games for Trenton.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2004-05 Bowmanville OPJHL
2005-06 Kingston
OHL
2006-07 Kingston
OHL
Guelph
OHL
2007-08 Guelph
OHL
2008-09 Guelph
OHL
Belleville
OHL
2009-10 Barrie
OHL
2010-11 Adirondack AHL
2011-12 Adirondack AHL
Trenton
ECHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
21010
684913
26
51012
52151328
22
51 13 29 4231
4116143022
2319234210
67 36 58 9444
6791120
19
392810
18
40114
106
11
19
30
37
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
6011 2
–––– –
4101 2
10 0 2 2 0
– – – – –
176 1319 6
17 9 1120 4
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) March 4, 2010—Signed by the Philadelphia Flyers as a free agent.
(b) Jan. 13, 2013—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for Brian Boucher and Mark Alt.
IN THE SYSTEM
VICTOR RASK
6'2" • 194 lbs.
3/1/93 • Leksand, Sweden
2011-12 Team: Calgary (WHL)
CAREER
Drafted by the Hurricanes in the second round, 42nd overall, of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft… Had totaled 63 points
(33g, 30a) in 64 career Western Hockey League (WHL) games entering the 2012-13 season… Has represented
Sweden in 11 international competitions… Skated in four games at the 2009 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament…
Totaled five points (3g, 2a) and was (+6) in six games at the 2010 U18 World Junior Championship in Belarus,
helping Sweden capture the silver medal… Had eight points (1g, 7a) in six games and was the Player of the
Game in the bronze-medal match at the 2010 World U17 Hockey Challenge in Timmons, Ontario… Earned five
points (2g, 3a) and was (+5) in six games at the 2011 U18 World Junior Championships in Germany, as Sweden
again won silver… Was named one of Sweden’s top three players in that tournament… Played six games at the
2012 IIHF World Junior Championship in Canada, helping Sweden capture gold at the event for the first time in
31 years… Played his first season for Leksand’s J-20 Super Elite team in 2009-10, netting 22 goals and adding
19 assists (41 points) in 39 games… Also made his debut in Allsvenskan, the top Swedish minor league, skating
in eight games… Spent the majority of the 2010-11 season with Leksand’s team in HockeyAllsvenskan, earning
11 points (5g, 6a) in 37 games… 2011-12: Completed his first season with Calgary (WHL), leading all Hitmen
skaters in goals (33)… Ranked third on the team in scoring with 63 points (33g, 30a) in 64 games played…
Earned Rookie of the Year honors for the Hitmen… Had 18 multi-point games, including five multi-goal efforts…
Led Calgary and ranked tied for 15th in the WHL with 14 power-play goals… Netted his first WHL goal and
added his first WHL assists in his second game, at Lethbridge (9/30)… Scored a hat trick, including two powerplay tallies, at Swift Current (10/18)… Had a six-game point streak from 12/9-1/13 (2g, 5a)… Registered three
consecutive multi-point efforts from 1/20-1/25, notching seven points in that span (4g, 3a)… Had a season-best,
eight-game point streak from 2/15-3/2 (7g, 6a)… Notched his fourth three-point game of the season with a goal
and two assists at Kootenay (3/16)… Suffered a knee injury in the final game of the regular season vs. Kootenay
(3/17), and missed all of Calgary’s first-round loss to Brandon.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2007-08 Leksand U18 Swe-U18
Leksand Jr. Swe-Jr.
Leksand
Swe-2
2010-11 (a)
Leksand U18 Swe-U18
Leksand Jr. Swe-Jr.
Leksand
Swe-2
2011-12 (b)
Calgary
WHL
WHL Totals (1 Season)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
80222
269615
8
106394
39221941
35
80000
44480
133912
2
375611
8
64333063
21
64
33
30
63
21
GPG A TP PIM
2000 0
–––– –
4437 2
5325 2
–––– –
6325 6
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 25, 2011—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. Second Hurricanes pick, 42nd overall, second round.
(b) Oct. 20, 2011—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
RASMUS RISSANEN
6'2" • 210 lbs.
7/13/91 • Kuopio, Finland
CAREER
Drafted by Carolina in the sixth round of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft… Signed by the Hurricanes to a
three-year, entry level contract on 4/4/11… Had six points (3g, 3a) in 65 career American Hockey League
(AHL) games with Charlotte entering 2012-13… Totaled 27 points (5g, 22a) and 192 penalty minutes in
139 career regular-season games with Everett of the Western Hockey League (WHL)… Was Everett’s
first-round selection (17th overall) in the 2009 CHL Import Draft… Ranked 52nd on NHL Central Scouting’s
midterm list of international skaters for the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, but rose to 37th in the organization’s
final rankings… Represented Finland at the 2008 U-18 World Junior Championships, helping the Finns
upset Canada to earn a bronze medal… Appeared in six games for Finland at the 2011 World Junior
Championship in Buffalo, and was (+1)… Prior to beginning his North American career, had one goal,
eight assists (9 points) and 66 penalty minutes in 34 career games for KalPa Jr. in the Finnish Junior
League… Also played 38 games for KalPa’s U18 squad, earning eight goals and 10 assists (18 points) and
totaling 127 penalty minutes… Played his first season of hockey in North America in 2009-10, totaling
15 points (4g, 11a) and earning a (+18) rating in 71 games with the Everett Silvertips (WHL)… Made his
WHL debut at Seattle (9/18/09)… Totaled 12 points (1g, 11a) in 68 regular-season games with Portland
in 2010-11, and led the Silvertips in penalty minutes (89)… Joined Charlotte (AHL) after his junior season,
and made his professional debut vs. Worcester (4/9/11)… 2011-12: Completed his first full professional
season with Charlotte (AHL), totaling six points (3g, 3a) in 64 games… Recorded his first professional
point, an assist on Drayson Bowman’s goal at San Antonio (10/29)… Picked up the first fighting major
of his career when he dropped the gloves with Mike Angelidis at Norfolk (11/23)… Assisted on Zach
Boychuk’s game-tying goal and was plus-2 vs. Hershey (1/11)… Scored his first professional goal, an
unassisted tally with 6:34 remaining in the third period that held up as the game-winner, vs. Grand Rapids
(1/15)… Notched his second goal of the season vs. Rockford (1/27)… Scored his third goal at Rockford
(4/10)… Missed six games due to injury (upper body: 2/25-3/11; lower body: 4/5).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2006-07 KalPa U18 Fin-U18
2007-08 KalPa U18 Fin-U18
KalPa Jr.
Fin-Jr.
2008-09 (a) KalPa Jr.
Fin-Jr.
2009-10 Everett
WHL
2010-11 (b)
Everett
WHL
Charlotte
AHL
2011-12 Charlotte
AHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
911228
297916
99
500010
2918956
7141115
103
6811112
89
10000
6433657
65
3
3
6
57
GPG A TP PIM
3011 8
2000 8
–––– –
4011 6
7011 8
4202 8
–––– –
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 27, 2009—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft. Fifth Hurricanes pick, 178th overall, sixth round.
(b) April 4, 2011—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
IN THE SYSTEM
BEAU SCHMITZ
5'10" • 195 lbs.
3/26/91 • Howell, MI
Drafted: Undrafted
CAREER
Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with Carolina on 4/23/12, as an undrafted free agent…
Completed his four-year Ontario Hockey League (OHL) career with Plymouth with 152 points (35g, 117a)
and 350 penalty minutes in 244 regular-season games… Had 13 points (4g, 9a) and 48 penalty minutes
in 38 career OHL playoff games… Prior to beginning his junior career, spent the 2007-08 season with the
U.S. National Team Developmental Program, scoring 12 points (5g, 7a) in 41 games of the team’s NAHL
season… Also represented the United States at the 2008 U-18 World Junior Championship and the 2008
Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament… Was teammates with fellow Hurricanes prospects Chris Terry, A.J.
Jenks, Michal Jordan, Brett Bellemore and Austin Levi during his time with the Whalers… Played for
Carolina’s team at the NHL Prospects’ Tournament in Traverse City, MI, in 2010 and 2011… Was first or
second among Plymouth defensemen in scoring in each of his four seasons (runner up to Michal Jordan
in 2008-09 and 2009-10)… Was fourth among all Plymouth skaters in scoring with seven points (2g, 5a)
during the team’s 11-game run in the 2011 OHL playoffs… 2011-12: Led Plymouth defensemen in goals
(14), assists (40) and points (54) and ranked tied for third among OHL defensemen in scoring during his
final season of junior hockey… Was also tied for third among all OHL skaters in plus/minus, registering
a plus-37 rating… Served as Plymouth’s team captain, after spending 2010-11 as one of the team’s
alternate captains… Has 12 multi-point games… Earned four points (1g, 3a) vs. Niagara (10/14)…
Registered three assists at Sault Ste. Marie (10/28)… Notched a hat trick at Windsor (12/31)… Was
named OHL Player of the Week after notching four goals, one assist and a plus-8 rating in three games
from 12/26-1/1… Earned four assists and was (+3) at London (2/10)… Had a season-long, six-game
point streak during his last six games of the regular season… Missed Plymouth’s final six regular-season
games and first five playoff games with a lower-body injury… Skated in all seven games of the Whalers’
second-round series loss to Kitchener, without registering a point.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2007-08 USNTDP
NAHL
2008-09 Plymouth
OHL
2009-10 Plymouth
OHL
2010-11 Plymouth
OHL
2011-12 (a)
Plymouth
OHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
415712
84
6663137
97
6882230
97
4872431
65
62144054
91
244
35
117
152
350
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
11224 14
9022 10
11257 18
7000 6
38
4
9
13
48
(a) April 23, 2012—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
JUSTIN SHUGG
Left Wing • Shoots Right
5'11" • 185 lbs.
12/24/91 • Niagara Falls, Ont.
2011-12 Teams: Charlotte (AHL), Florida (ECHL)
CAREER
Selected by the Hurricanes in the fourth round of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft… Signed a three-year, entry-level
contract with the Hurricanes on 6/17/11… Had 13 points (5g, 8a) in 33 career AHL games entering 2012-13…
Totaled 215 points (101g, 114a) in 262 career Ontario Hockey League (OHL) games over four seasons… Also
earned 43 points (20g, 23a) in 61 career OHL playoff games… Came within one game of capturing three
consecutive Memorial Cup championships, helping Windsor win the Memorial Cup in back-to-back seasons in
2009 and 2010 and reaching the final game with Mississauga St. Michael’s in 2011… Notched 111 points (65g,
46a) in 70 games for Niagara Falls in 2006-07, his final season before beginning his major junior career… Split
his rookie OHL season between Oshawa and Windsor, totaling 17 points (4g, 13a) in 61 games in 2007-08…
Scored 17 goals and was plus-21 in 68 regular-season games for Windsor in 2008-09… Had nine points (5g,
4a) in Windsor’s 20-game playoff run to the 2009 OHL title, and skated in two games at the 2009 Memorial Cup
before being sidelined with a broken collarbone… In 2009-10, totaled 79 points (39g, 40a) to rank second among
Windsor skaters in regular-season scoring, behind only Taylor Hall… Ranked 10th in the OHL in goals (39) and
third in game-winning goals (10) in 2009-10… Totaled 15 points (5g, 10a) in the 2010 OHL playoffs to help the
Spitfires capture their second consecutive OHL Championship, and had seven points (2g, 5a) in four games at the
Memorial Cup, as Windsor won the tournament for the second consecutive year… Led St. Michael’s in goals (41),
assists (45) and points (86), skating in 66 of the team’s 68 regular-season games during his final season of junior
hockey in 2010-11… Ranked second in the OHL in game-winning goals (10), fourth in plus/minus (+48), tied for
fifth in shorthanded goals (4) and tied for 15th in points in 2010-11… Played for Team OHL at the 2010 Subway
Super Series against Russia… Led St. Michael’s in plus/minus (+15) and ranked tied for second on the team in
goals (10) and points (19) during the 2011 OHL playoffs, as the Majors won the Eastern Conference title before
falling to Owen Sound in Game 7 of the OHL Championship series… Totaled three points (2g, 1a) in five games for
host Mississauga at the 2011 Memorial Cup, as St. Michael’s advanced to the final game before falling to Saint
John… 2011-12: Completed his first professional season, splitting the year between Charlotte (AHL) and Florida
(ECHL)… Tied for the Checkers’ rookie scoring lead with 13 points (5g, 8a) in 33 games and ranked second on the
team with a plus-5 rating… Was tied for third among Checkers with three shootout goals in just five attempts…
Tallied 12 points (4g, 8a) in 11 regular-season games for Florida, and 12 points (7g, 5a) in 11 playoff games, helping
the Everblades capture their first Kelly Cup as ECHL champions… Started the season with Florida and picked up
his first professional point in his professional debut vs. Gwinnett (10/14)… Scored his first two professional goals
vs. Trenton (10/22), and earned ECHL Player of the Week honors after posting six points (3g, 3a) in three games
from 10/17-10/23… Recalled to Charlotte for the first time on 10/27 and made his AHL debut at Oklahoma City
(10/28)… Recorded his first AHL point an assist vs. Milwaukee (11/26)… Scored his first AHL goal, the gamewinner, and added an assist for his first multi-point game vs. Milwaukee (11/27)… Returned to Florida on 4/17
for the ECHL playoffs… Scored his first two professional playoff goals in Game 3 vs. Kalamazoo (5/2)… Scored
the series-clinching goal in Game 5 vs. Kalamazoo (5/5) … Tied the game with 3:49 remaining and set up the OT
winner in Game 3 vs. Las Vegas (5/18)… Opened the scoring in Florida’s Game 5, championship-winning victory
vs. Las Vegas (5/23), giving him nine points (5g, 4a) during a six-game playoff point streak.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2006-07 Niagara Falls Minor-ON
2007-08 Oshawa
OHL
Windsor
OHL
2008-09 Windsor
OHL
2009-10 (a)
Windsor
OHL
2010-11 (b)
St. Michael’s
OHL
2011-12 Charlotte
AHL
Florida
ECHL
AHL Totals (1 Season)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
706546111
42
3841014
10
230332
68 17 16 3348
67
39
40
79
43
66
41
45
86
43
335813
12
114812
8
33
5
8
13
12
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
–––– –
3000 0
20 5 4 9 16
18
5
10
15
10
20
10
9
19
14
–––– –
1175128
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 26, 2010—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. Sixth Hurricanes pick, 105th overall, fourth round.
IN THE SYSTEM
JACCOB SLAVIN
6'1" • 160 lbs.
5/1/94 • Erie, CO
2011-12 Team: Chicago (USHL)
CAREER
Selected by the Hurricanes in the fourth round, 120th overall, in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft… Had 31 points
(4g, 27a) in 77 career United States Hockey League (USHL) games with the Chicago Steel entering the
2012-13 season… Will play for the Steel in 2012-13 and is committed to Colorado College of the Western
Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) for the 2013-14 season… Played for the Colorado Thunderbirds
prior to beginning his USHL career… Appeared in his first USHL season with Chicago in 2010-11, also
spending time with the Colorado Thunderbirds’ U-16 and U-18 squads… Netted one goal in 17 games with
Chicago in 2010-11… 2011-12: Scored three goals and earned 27 assists (30 points), playing in all 60
regular-season games for the Chicago Steel (USHL)… Led all Steel defensemen and ranked tied for eighth
among USHL blueliners in scoring (30 points)… Ranked third among Chicago skaters and fifth among
USHL defensemen in assists (27)… Was third among Steel skaters in plus/minus (+6).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2010-11 Chicago
USHL
2011-12 Chicago (a) USHL
USHL Totals (2 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
1710110
6032730
12
77
4
27
31
22
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 23, 2012—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Sixth Hurricanes pick, 120th overall, fourth round.
JOE SOVA
6'3" • 195 lbs.
5/8/88 • Berwyn, IL
Acquired: 1/20/12, Trade with NJ
2011-12 Teams: Albany/Charlotte (AHL), Kalamazoo/Florida (ECHL)
Drafted: Undrafted
CAREER
Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the New Jersey Devils along with a fourth-round pick in exchange for
Alexei Ponikarovsky on 1/20/12… Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with New Jersey as an undrafted
free agent on 3/19/11… Had 12 points (3g, 9a) and eight penalty minutes in 45 career AHL games entering
2012-13… Totaled 48 points (13g, 35a) in 157 games over three United States Hockey League (USHL) seasons
with Waterloo, Sioux City and Omaha from 2005-2008… Won the USHL league and playoff championship with
Omaha in 2007-08, leading all Lancers defensemen in goals (7)… Played three seasons at the University of
Alaska-Fairbanks from 2008-2011, totaling 58 points (13g, 45a) in 115 games… Earned the team’s Top Rookie
award in 2009-10… Finished fifth in the CCHA in scoring by defensemen with 24 points (6g, 18a) during his
sophomore season in 2009-10… In 2010-11, led the Nanooks with a career-high 20 assists and finished second
on the team in points with 24, matching his career high… Named to the Brice Alaska Gold Rush All-Tournament
Team and received the team’s Top Defenseman award in 2010-11… Signed with the Devils at the conclusion of
his college season and joined Albany (AHL) Devils for the remainder of the season… Made his professional debut
at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (3/23/11)… Recorded his first professional point with an assist at Hershey (3/26/11)…
Scored his first professional goal on the power-play vs. Adirondack (3/29/11)… 2011-12: Completed his first full
professional season, splitting the year between the AHL and ECHL… Appeared in 34 AHL games with Albany
and Charlotte, totaling eight points (2g, 6a)… Skated in 18 regular-season games with Kalamazoo, earning seven
points (2g, 5a)… Was with Florida during the ECHL playoffs, helping the Everblades capture their first Kelly Cup
championship… Started the season with Kalamazoo (ECHL)… Recalled to Albany on 12/3 and made his AHL
season debut that day… Found the net in his second AHL game of the season vs. Rochester (12/4)… Scored his
first professional game-winning goal vs. Binghamton (12/21)… Acquired by the Hurricanes on 1/20 and assigned
to Charlotte… Made his Checkers debut at Norfolk (1/24)… Recorded his first points as a Checker and first career
multi-point game with a pair of assists vs. Oklahoma City (2/24)… Assigned to ECHL Florida on 4/12 and recorded
three assists in seven playoff games as Florida captured the ECHL championship.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2005-06 Waterloo
USHL
2006-07 Sioux City USHL
2007-08 Omaha Lancers
USHL
2008-09 Alaska
CCHA
2009-10 Alaska
CCHA
2010-11 (a)
Alaska
CCHA
Albany
AHL
2011-12 (b)
Albany
AHL
Kalamazoo ECHL
Charlotte
AHL
Florida
ECHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
4025740
5841923
86
5971118
98
393710
42
3961824
30
3742024
60
111342
142240
1825722
200446
–––––
45
3
9
12
8
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
7101 16
14123 40
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
7033 0
–
–
–
–
–
(a) March 19, 2011—Signed by the New Jersey Devils to a three-year, entry-level contract as an undrafted free agent.
(b) Jan. 20, 2012—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes along with a fourth-round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft (Jaccob Slavin) in exchange for Alexei Ponikarovsky.
IN THE SYSTEM
JARED STAAL
6'4" • 200 lbs.
Acquired: 5/13/10, Trade with Phoenix
2011-12 Teams: Charlotte/Providence (AHL)
Drafted : Phoenix 2008 (3-49-2)
CAREER
Acquired by the Hurricanes on May 13, 2010 in exchange for a fifth-round pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft…
Signed a three-year, entry-level contract on 5/14/10… Had 11 points (4g, 7a) in 67 career American Hockey
League (AHL) games entering 2012-13… Also had 11 points (6g, 5a) in 33 career ECHL games… Is the youngest
brother of Hurricanes centers Eric and Jordan Staal… Totaled 153 points (54g, 99a) in 249 regular-season games
during a four-year Ontario Hockey League (OHL) career with Sudbury… Was selected by Sudbury in the first
round (11th overall) in the OHL Priority Draft after totaling 49 points (24g, 25a) in 64 games with the AAA Thunder
Bay Kings in 2005-06… Skated in 63 regular-season games and 21 playoff games as a rookie for Sudbury in
2006-07, scoring the game-winning goal for the Wolves in the 2007 OHL Conference Finals… Ranked second
among Sudbury skaters in scoring with 49 points (21g, 28a) in 2007-08 and was selected to play in the OHL
All-Star Classic… Scored a goal in the 2008 CHL Top Prospects Game… Ranked tied for fourth on the Wolves
in scoring in 2008-09 with 52 points (19g, 33a) in 67 games… Made his professional debut with San Antonio at
the conclusion of the Wolves’ season, skating in five games without earning a point… His first AHL game was a
5-2 San Antonio victory at Lake Erie (3/21/09)… Led Sudbury in assists (37), totaling 49 points (12g, 37a) in 59
games during his final season of junior hockey in 2009-10… Joined San Antonio at the end of the junior season,
earning his first professional point with an assist vs. Houston (4/8/10)… Completed his first full professional
season in 2010-11, earning two points (1g, 1a) in 13 games with Charlotte (AHL) and 11 points (6g, 5a) in 33
games with Florida (ECHL)… Netted his first AHL goal at Binghamton (12/18/10)… 2011-12: Split the season
between Charlotte and Providence of the AHL, totaling eight points (3g, 5a) in 44 games… Earned his first point
of the season with an assist at Houston (10/30)… Scored his first goal of the season at Rockford (11/6)… Netted
a power-play goal at San Antonio (12/11)… Scored the game-winning goal at Texas (2/4)… Loaned to Providence
in March, and earned three assists in seven games played for the Bruins.
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2006-07 Sudbury
OHL
2007-08 (a)
Sudbury
OHL
2008-09 Sudbury
OHL
San Antonio AHL
2009-10 (b)
Sudbury
OHL
San Antonio AHL
2010-11 Florida
ECHL
Charlotte
AHL
2011-12 Charlotte
AHL
Providence AHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
6321318
60212849
44
67193352
38
50000
59123749
57
50112
336511
6
131122
3733618
70222
67
4
7
11
24
GPG A TP PIM
21101 2
–––– –
6011 2
–––– –
3000 4
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 21, 2008—Selected by the Phoenix Coyotes in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Third Coyotes pick, 49th overall, second round.
(b) May 13, 2010—Acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes from the Phoenix Coyotes in exchange for a fifth-round pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft
(c) May 14, 2010—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
BRODY SUTTER
6'5" • 203 lbs.
9/26/91 • Viking, Alb.
2011-12 Team: Lethbridge (WHL), Charlotte (AHL)
CAREER
Selected by the Hurricanes in the seventh round of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft… Completed his junior
career with 125 points (57g, 68a) and 137 penalty minutes in 231 career Western Hockey League (WHL)
games with Saskatoon and Lethbridge… Is the son of former NHL player, coach and general manager
and current Edmonton Oilers scout Duane Sutter… His cousin, Brett Sutter, plays in the Hurricanes
organization… Began his WHL career with Saskatoon in 2008, before being traded to Lethbridge…
Totaled nine points (4g, 5a) in 48 total games during his rookie campaign in 2008-09, and appeared
in 10 of Lethbridge’s playoff games as the Hurricanes fell to Calgary in the second round… Skated in a
career-high 72 games and earned 14 points (5g, 9a) with Lethbridge during his second WHL season…
Ranked fourth among Lethbridge skaters in assists (24) and points (42) and tied for fourth in goals (18)
despite being limited to 46 games due to injuries in 2010-11… 2011-12: Spent the majority of the season
with Lethbridge (WHL), serving as team captain in his fourth junior season… Led Lethbridge in goals
(30) and points (60), both of which were career highs… Also set a career high with 30 assists…Was
named the team’s most sportsmanlike player, won the Hurricanes’ community relations award and was
voted “fan favorite” in an online poll… Had 16 multi-point efforts for Lethbridge, including five multi-goal
games… Scored the game-winning goal and had an assist vs. Edmonton (11/19)… Netted a pair of goals,
including the game-winner, and had an assist vs. Red Deer (11/29)… Had a five-game point streak from
1/2-1/13 (2g, 4a)… Notched a four-point game with two goals and two assists at Kelowna (1/20)…
Joined Charlotte (AHL) on an amateur tryout after his junior season, scoring one goal in four games…
Made his professional debut vs. Milwaukee (4/3)… Scored his first professional goal, the eventual gamewinner, in Charlotte’s 3-0 win at Rockford (4/10).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2008-09 Saskatoon WHL
Lethbridge WHL
2009-10 (a)
Lethbridge WHL
2011-12 Lethbridge
WHL
Charlotte
AHL
WHL Totals (4 Seasons)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
180224
304377
725914
42
46182442
35
6530306049
41010
231
57
68
125
137
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
10000 2
–––– –
–––– –
– – – – –
–––– –
10
0
0
0
2
(a) June 25, 2011—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. Sixth Hurricanes pick, 193rd overall, seventh round.
IN THE SYSTEM
CHRIS TERRY
5'10" • 195 lbs.
4/7/89 • Brampton, Ont.
CAREER
Drafted by the Hurricanes in the fifth round of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft… Had totaled 170 points (67g,
103a) and 166 penalty minutes in 235 career American Hockey League (AHL) games entering the 2012-13
season… Completed his junior hockey career in 2009 with 289 points (114g, 175a) and 352 penalty minutes
in 253 games with the Plymouth Whalers of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL)… Was teammates with
fellow Hurricanes prospects Brett Bellemore, Michal Jordan, Austin Levi, Beau Schmitz and A.J. Jenks in
Plymouth… Ranks third on Plymouth’s all-time scoring list (289 points)… Is third in Plymouth franchise
history in assists (175) and fifth in goals (114) and games played (253)… Holds Plymouth’s franchise record
for consecutive regular-season games played at 168 games (1/5/06-3/16/08)… Was named Plymouth’s
Rookie of the Year in 2005-06 after tallying nine goals and 19 assists (28 points) in 64 games… Played for
Team Ontario at the 2006 World Under-17 Tournament in Regina, Sask, tallying five goals and one assist in five
games… Named OHL Academic Player of the Month for October 2006 in the West Division… Ranked fourth
among Whalers skaters with 18 points in Plymouth’s march to the 2007 OHL championship and berth in the
2007 Memorial Cup… Became the 14th player in Plymouth’s history to record a 100-point season, notching
44 goals and 57 assists (101 points) to lead the Whalers in scoring in 2007-08… Represented the Western
Conference in the 2008 OHL All-Star Classic in Sault Ste. Marie… Led Plymouth and ranked second in the
OHL in scoring with 94 points (39g, 55a) in 53 games in 2008-09… Was the OHL’s recipient of the 200809 Dan Snyder Memorial Trophy as the league’s humanitarian of the year… Was also named the first-ever
winner of the Mickey Renaud Captain’s Trophy for leadership on and off the ice… Served as Plymouth’s team
captain and earned the team’s MVP, Humanitarian of the Year and Academic Player of the Year awards…
Also named a 2008-09 OHL Third Team All-Star… Was the OHL Player of the Month for December 2008
after totaling 15 points (7g, 8a) in 10 games, and for February 2009 with 26 points (10g, 16a) in 10 games…
Represented the Western Conference at the 2009 OHL All-Star Classic in Windsor, his second consecutive
All-Star appearance… Was named to the Canadian team for the ADT Canada-Russia Challenge but could
not play due to illness… Ranked second among Albany skaters in scoring during his rookie AHL season in
2009-10, totaling 47 points (17 goals, 30 assists)… Also ranked second on the team in plus/minus (+12) and
was one of two River Rats to play in all 80 regular season games… Scored his first professional goal (and
point) in Albany’s season opener vs. Manchester (10/3/09)… Played in all eight of Albany’s 2010 Calder Cup
Playoff games, and was third among Rats skaters six points (2g, 4a)… Ranked first among Charlotte skaters
and third in the AHL with 34 goals in 2010-11, tops among AHL Eastern Conference players… Skated in all
16 of Charlotte’s 2011 Calder Cup Playoff games, as the Checkers advanced to the Eastern Conference Final,
ranking tied for first on the team with six playoff goals… 2011-12: Concluded his third professional season,
leading Charlotte (AHL) with 59 points and a career-high 43 assists… Was fourth on the team with 16
goals… Finished the season ranked eighth in the AHL in assists and tied for 21st in scoring… Ranked second
among Checkers with 201 shots and led Charlotte in power-play points (26) and power-play assists (23)…
Was tied for the team lead with three game-winning goals… Was tied for fifth in the league in shootout goals,
notching six in 12 attempts and tied for first in the AHL with three shootout game winners… Had three point
streaks of five or more games, including two career-best, eight-game streaks (11/6-11/30: 2g, 9a; 1/12-1/27:
4g, 11a)… Notched 14 multi-point games, including three multi-goal games and five multi-assist games…
Scored his first two goals of the season, including the game winner, at San Antonio (10/29)… Notched three
assists at Norfolk (11/23)… Had four assists at Abbotsford (1/20), setting new personal records and tying
team records for most points and assists in a single game… Recorded four consecutive multi-point games
from 1/17-1/24 (2g, 8a)… Missed two games due to suspension (11/11-11/12).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2005-06 Plymouth
OHL
2006-07 (a)
Plymouth
OHL
2007-08 Plymouth
OHL
Albany
AHL
2008-09 Plymouth
OHL
2009-10 (b)
Albany
AHL
2010-11 Charlotte
AHL
2011-12 Charlotte
AHL
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
6491928
72
68
22
44
66
98
6844
57101
107
10000
53 39 55 9475
80173047
47
80 34 30 6452
74164359
67
235
67
103
170
166
GPG A TP PIM
11325 4
20
8
10
18
21
4437 6
–––– –
11 7 9 16 18
8246 0
16 6 3 9 14
–––– –
24
8
7
15
14
(a) June 22, 2007—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Fourth Hurricanes pick, 132nd overall, fifth round.
(b) May 29, 2009—Signed by the Carolina Hurricanes to a three-year, entry-level contract.
BRENDAN WOODS
6'2" • 190 lbs.
6/11/92 • Humboldt, Sask.
2011-12 Team: Wisconsin (WCHA)
CAREER
Selected by the Hurricanes in the fifth round of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft… Had 10 points (5g, 5a) in 34
career collegiate games with Wisconsin (WCHA) entering the 2012-13 season… Appeared in 91 career
United States Hockey League (USHL) games prior to his college career, totaling 36 points (20g, 16a)…
Skated for Williston Prep (MA) in 2008-09, earning 19 points (8g, 11a) in 29 games… Played his first
USHL season for Chicago in 2009-10, totaling six goals and four assists (10 points) in 34 games… Earned
26 points (14g, 12a) in 57 games with Muskegon (USHL) in 2010-11… His father, Bob Woods, played
professionally in the AHL, IHL and ECHL, and currently serves as an assistant coach for the Anaheim
Ducks… 2011-12: Completed his freshman season at the University of Wisconsin (WCHA), totaling five
goals and five assists (10 points)… Led the Badgers in penalties taken (21) and penalty minutes (67)…
Ranked tied for first among Wisconsin freshmen with five goals… Made his NCAA debut vs. Northern
Michigan (10/7)… Netted his first career college goal in a 5-3 win vs. No. 5 North Dakota (10/21)…
Earned his first college assist in a 5-4 win vs. No. 5 North Dakota (10/22).
CAREER STATS
YEAR
TEAM
LEAGUE
2008-09 Williston NorthHigh-MA
2009-10 Chicago
USHL
2010-11 Muskegon USHL
WCHA Totals (1 Season)
REGULAR SEASON
PLAYOFFS
GPG A TPPIM
2981119
28
346410
32
57141226
86
345510
67
34
5
5
10
67
GPG A TP PIM
–––– –
–––– –
6112 14
–––– –
–
–
–
–
–
(a) June 23, 2012—Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Seventh Hurricanes pick, 129th overall, fifth round.
AFFILIATIONS
MINOR LEAGUE– AHL
CHARLOTTE CHECKERS
210 E Trade Street, Suite E480
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202
Phone: 704/342-4423
Fax: 704/377-4595
(AHL)
Website: www.gocheckers.com
Colors: Red, Black and Silver
Home Arena (capacity): Time Warner Arena (6,800)
DIRECTORY
Owner/Chief Executive Officer/Governor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael A. Kahn
Chief Operating Officer/Alternate Governor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tera Black
Director of Finance/Controller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Meredith Pollov
Head Coach/General Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Daniels
Assistant Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Geordie Kinnear
Senior Vice President of Hockey Business Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Derek Wilkinson
Head Athletic Trainer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Maddox
Head Equipment Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Latin
Equipment Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Donny White
Vice President of Corporate Partnerships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Smith
Director of Corporate Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lindsay Fender
Corporate Servicing/Sales Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jordan Harris
Senior Vice President of Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shawn Lynch
Director of Group Ticket Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alice Garmon
Director of Ticket Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Wagner
Director of Ticket Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greg Martin
Fan Services Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adam Slechta
Senior Account Executive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nathan Beasley
Group Sales Executive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emily Beth Pangle
Group Sales Specialist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zack St. Clair
Group Experience Specialist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jen Yoger
Account Executive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brandon Jetton
Executive Director, CCCF/VP, Licensing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Danielle Adkins
Vice President, Creative Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Bridenstine
Vice President, Communications & Outreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Lappan
Director of Digital Media. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Branecky
Director of Broadcasting/Voice of the Checkers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Shaya
Director of Merchandise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jessica Taylor
Director of Entertainment and Game Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lindsay Hofferberth
Coordinator of Marketing and Fan Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elle Bunn
2012-13 SCHEDULE
DAY
DATE
OCTOBER
Saturday
13
Sunday
14
Friday
19
Saturday
20
Sunday
21
Friday
26
Saturday
27
Sunday
28
Wednesday
31
NOVEMBER
Sunday
4
Tuesday
6
Thursday
8
Friday
9
Friday
16
Saturday
17
Sunday
18
Wednesday
21
Saturday
24
Sunday
25
DECEMBER
Saturday
1
Sunday
2
Thursday
6
Friday
7
Sunday
9
Tuesday
11
Friday
14
Saturday
15
Sunday
16
Thursday
20
Friday
21
Friday
28
Saturday
29
Sunday
30
JANUARY
Thursday
3
Friday
4
Sunday
6
Friday
11
Saturday
12
*Checkers/Bobcats doubleheader
OPPONENT TIME
at Houston
at Texas
at Milwaukee
at Rockford
at Rockford
at Grand Rapids
at Peoria
at Peoria
at Milwaukee
8:05 p.m.
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
6:05 p.m.
7 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
6:05 p.m.
8 p.m.
vs.Chicago
vs.Chicago
vs.Peoria
vs.Peoria
at San Antonio
at Texas
at San Antonio
at Norfolk
vs.Oklahoma City
vs.Oklahoma City
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
8 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
7:15 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
vs.Rockford
vs.Rockford
vs.L ake Erie
vs.L ake Erie
vs.Milwaukee
vs.Milwaukee
vs.Houston
vs.Houston*
at San Antonio
vs.Peoria
vs.Peoria
at Houston
at Texas
at San Antonio
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
12 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
8 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
at Lake Erie
at Lake Erie
vs.Norfolk**
at Oklahoma City
at Oklahoma City 7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
DAYDATE TIME
JANUARY (continued)
Sunday
13
at Houston
Wednesday
16
vs.Grand Rapids
Thursday
17
vs.Grand Rapids
Sunday
20
vs.Norfolk
Wednesday
23
at Norfolk
Friday
25
vs.A bbotsford Saturday
26
vs.A bbotsford*
Thursday
31
at Oklahoma City
FEBRUARY
Friday
1
at Oklahoma City
Saturday
9
vs.San Antonio
Sunday
10
vs.San Antonio
Thursday
14
at Chicago
Saturday
16
at Milwaukee
Sunday
17
at Grand Rapids
Friday
22
at Abbotsford
Saturday
23
at Abbotsford
MARCH
Friday
1
at Norfolk
Sunday
3
vs.Oklahoma City
Monday
4
vs.Oklahoma City
Wednesday
6
at Norfolk
Saturday
9
vs.Houston
Sunday
10
vs.Houston
Wednesday
13
vs.Norfolk
Friday
15
vs.Texas
Sunday
17
vs.Texas
Thursday
21
at Houston
Saturday
23
at Texas
Tuesday
26
vs.Norfolk
Friday
29
vs.San Antonio
Saturday
30
vs.San Antonio
APRIL
Saturday
6
vs.Milwaukee Sunday
7
vs.Milwaukee Thursday
11
vs.Texas Friday
12
vs.Texas Saturday
13
at Chicago Tuesday
16
at Peoria Friday
19
at Milwaukee Saturday
20
at Peoria **Game to be played at PNC Arena in Raleigh
OPPONENT
6:05 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
5 p.m.
7:15 p.m.
7 p.m.
12 p.m.
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
4 p.m.
10 p.m.
10 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
5 p.m.
7 p.m.
7:15 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
8 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
8 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
8 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
AFFILIATIONS
JEFF DANIELS
Jeff Daniels, 44, enters his 16th year with the Carolina
Hurricanes organization and his fourth year as the Head Coach
and General Manager of their top minor league affiliate. Daniels
has a 158-125-33 record in the first four seasons of his career as a
head coach.
In 2010-11, Daniels led the Charlotte Checkers to 44 wins and
94 points during the regular-season, the best totals for a Carolina
affiliate since 2004-05. Daniels then guided the Checkers to the
Eastern Conference Final, the deepest Calder Cup playoff run for
Carolina’s AHL team since the 1996-97 Springfield Falcons.
Prior to being appointed to his current post, Daniels spent
four seasons with the Hurricanes as an assistant coach. He helped
guide the Hurricanes to the 2006 Stanley Cup championship,
marking the second time he captured the Stanley Cup in his
hockey career, as he also has his name inscribed on the Cup as a
player with the 1992 Pittsburgh Penguins.
Daniels was originally drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins
in the sixth round (109th overall) of the 1986 NHL Entry Draft.
In his 15-year professional playing career as a forward, Daniels
spent time with the Pittsburgh, Florida, Nashville and Carolina
organizations. He played in 425 NHL regular-season games,
HEAD COACH AND GENERAL MANAGER
scoring 17 goals and 26 assists (43 points), and 41 Stanley Cup
Playoff games, where he totaled three goals and five assists (8
points). He played in the Hurricanes organization for six seasons,
tallying eight goals and 12 assists (20 points) in 272 regular season
games, and three assists in 29 playoff games, while making a trip
to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2002.
In addition to his time in the NHL, Daniels also played in the
IHL and AHL. He played in 334 career IHL games with Muskegon,
Cleveland, Detroit and Milwaukee, totaling 115 goals and 157
assists for 272 points. In 181 career AHL games with Springfield
and New Haven, he earned 64 goals and 61 assists (125 points).
Prior to turning professional in 1988, Daniels played four seasons
of junior hockey for his hometown team, the Oshawa Generals of
the Ontario Hockey League (OHL).
Daniels retired as a player from the Carolina Hurricanes on
Nov. 17, 2003. He worked in a player-development capacity in the
team’s front office before joining the Hurricanes’ coaching staff
on Dec. 15, 2003.
Jeff and his wife, Jennifer, live in Morrisville, NC, in the offseason with their daughter, Jordan.
GEORDIE KINNEAR
Geordie Kinnear enters his 10th season as an assistant coach
in the American Hockey League (AHL) and his sixth full season
working for the Carolina Hurricanes organization. He spent the
2006-07 season serving as a part-time assistant and special
consultant for the Albany River Rats during their first year as the
Hurricanes top minor-league affiliate.
Kinnear began his coaching career when he joined the Albany
coaching staff in August 2001, after an eight-year professional
career. He worked for the New Jersey Devils organization from
2001-2006, serving as Albany’s assistant coach for four seasons
and working as a special assignment scout with the Devils during
the 2004-05 campaign.
After playing three seasons of junior hockey for the
Peterborough Petes of the Ontario Hockey League, Kinnear was
drafted by New Jersey in the seventh round (162nd overall) of
ASSISTANT COACH
the 1992 NHL Entry Draft. An original River Rat, he skated with
Albany for the first six years of his eight-year professional career
(1993-94 to 1998-99), helping them reach the playoffs every year.
Over that time, he was a member of the River Rats’ 1995 Calder
Cup championship team, was selected to four consecutive AHL
All-Star Classics (1995-1999) and served as Albany’s captain for
three seasons (1996-1999).
In August of 1999 Kinnear signed with the Atlanta Thrashers
as a free agent, making his National Hockey League debut by
appearing in four games with Atlanta. He split the 1999-2000
season between Atlanta and the Thrashers’ IHL affiliate, the
Orlando Solar Bears. After starting the 2000-01 season with
Orlando, he was traded back to New Jersey on November 6,
2000, and played 14 games with Albany before being forced to
retire due to injury in December 2000.
AFFILIATIONS
MINOR LEAGUE– ECHL
FLORIDA EVERBLADES
(ECHL)
Fax: 239/948-9299
Website: www.floridaeverblades.com
Colors: Navy Blue, Green, White
Germain Arena
11000 Everblades Parkway
Estero, FL 33928
Phone: 239/948-7825
DIRECTORY
President/General Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Craig Brush
Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Palin
Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greg Poss
Assistant Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brad Tapper
Public/Community Relations Manager and Broadcaster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alex Reed
Senior Account Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Curtis
Ticket Operations Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Bogen
Group Sales Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trent Ferguson
Box Office Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marcos Jimenez
Manager of Sponsorship Activation & Game Night Experience. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shannon Burrows
Account Executives. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Davis Richards, Tim Thornton
Marketing & Sales Assiciate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katie Lommis
Human Resources Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Danielle Higgins
Director of Recreational Facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Kessel
Athletic Trainer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Sellars
Equipment Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Ruhmel
2012-13 SCHEDULE
DAY
OCTOBER
Friday
Saturday
Friday Saturday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
NOVEMBER
Saturday
Sunday
Wednesday Friday
Saturday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Friday
DECEMBER
Saturday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Thursday
Friday
JANUARY
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Wednesday
DATEOPPONENT
TIME
12
13
19
20
24
26
27
vs.Orlando
vs.Orlando
vs.Orlando
at Orlando
vs.S. Carolina
vs.S. Carolina
vs.Greenville
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
3
4
7
9
10
15
16
17
21
23
24
30
at Greenville
at Greenville
vs.Elmira
vs.Elmira
vs.Gwinnett
at Greenville
at S. Carolina
at S. Carolina
at Colorado
at Colorado
at Colorado
vs.Greenville
10:00 a.m.
4:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
9:05 p.m.
9:05 p.m.
9:05 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1
5
7
8
12
14
15
16
19
21
22
27
28
vs.Greenville
at Reading
at Wheeling
at Wheeling
at Cincinnati
at Cincinnati
at Kalamazoo
at Toledo
vs. Orlando
vs.Orlando
vs.Orlando
at Orlando
at Orlando
7:00 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:35 p.m.
10:35 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
5:05 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
4
5
6
9
at Greenville
at Gwinnett
at S. Carolina
vs. Toledo
7:00 p.m.
7:35 p.m.
3:05 p.m.
7:35 p.m.
DAY
DATEOPPONENT
JANUARY (continued)
Friday
11
vs.Toledo
Saturday
12
vs.Toledo
Friday
18
at Gwinnett
Saturday
19
at S. Carolina
Sunday
20
at S. Carolina
Friday
25
vs.Greenville
Saturday
26
vs.Greenville
Wednesday
30
vs.Trenton
FEBRUARY
Friday
1
vs.Trenton
Saturday
2
vs.Greenville
Thursday
7
at Orlando
Friday
8
at Orlando
Saturday
9
vs.Orlando
Wednesday
13
at S. Carolina
Friday
15
at Greenville
Saturday
16
at Gwinnett
Sunday
17
at Gwinnett
Tuesday
19
vs.Gwinnett
Friday
22
vs.Evansville
Saturday
23
vs.Evansville
Wednesday
27
vs.Reading
MARCH
Friday
1
vs.Gwinnett
Saturday
2
vs.Gwinnett
Wednesday 6
at Cincinnati
Friday
8
at Fort Wayne
Saturday
9
at Fort Wayne
Sunday
10
at Kalamazoo
Wednesday
13
vs.S. Carolina
Friday
15
vs.S. Carolina
Saturday
16
vs.S. Carolina
Friday
22
vs.Cincinnati
Saturday
23
vs.Cincinnati
Tuesday
26
at Orlando
Wednesday
27
at Orlando
Friday
29
vs.Orlando
Saturday
30
vs.Orlando
TIME
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
3:05 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:35 p.m.
2:05 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:35 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
AFFILIATIONS
CRAIG BRUSH
Craig Brush, President of the Florida Everblades, along with
partners Peter Karmanos and the late Thomas Thewes, founded
the Everblades and Germain Arena in 1998. Brush, a native of
Milton, Ontario, oversees all aspects of both the hockey club and
the sports complex.
In 14 seasons, the Everblades have hosted 3,071,545 fans
in 502 regular season games, an average of 6,119 per game,
and have led the ECHL in attendance in five of their 14 seasons.
Florida won its first Kelly Cup title in 2012, winning the Cup on
home ice in front of a standing-room only crowd of 7,290 fans
on May 23, 2012. Germain Arena and the Everblades hosted the
2003 Compuware/ECHL All-Star Game and have led the Kelly
Cup Playoffs in attendance six times.
The Everblades have earned a post-season berth in 14
consecutive seasons in Southwest Florida. During the 2003-04
GREG POSS
PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER
season, Florida captured the Eastern Conference title and made
its first ever trip to the Kelly Cup Finals. After capturing the 200405 American Conference Championship, the Everblades became
the first team in Kelly Cup history to make back-to-back trips
to the Kelly Cup Finals. Florida was also awarded the regularseason championship Brabham Cup following the 1998-99 and
2008-09 seasons.
Brush played hockey for three seasons at Cornell University
and was a member of the 1970 undefeated NCAA Championship
team. He has also coached in the Compuware youth hockey
program for many years.
Craig and his wife, Kyle, split time between Estero, Florida,
and Birmingham, Michigan. The couple has three sons, Matt,
Tyler and Patrick, as well as three granddaughters, Anna, Mary
and Jane.
HEAD COACH
Poss, 46, enters his third season as head coach of the Florida
Everblades, and is just the fourth head coach in the 13-year
history of the franchise. In 2011-12, the Green Bay, WI, native led
the Everblades to their first Kelly Cup title in the team’s 14-year
existence.
Poss came to Florida after serving as an assistant coach with
the ECHL’s Ontario Reign in 2009-10. Prior to joining the Reign,
Poss spent eight seasons as a head coach in the German Elite
League (DEL) with Iserlohn, Nuremberg and Mannheim. In 200607, he helped Mannheim become the first team in DEL history
to finish in first place in the regular season, win the inter-league
tournament and capture the league championship in the same
year, after leading the club to a 35-9-8 record.
In addition to his club team experience, Poss has also gained
experience in international competitions. In 2009, he served as an
assistant coach with the USA Hockey team that finished second
in the Deutschland Cup. In 2004 and 2005, Poss served as head
coach of the German Senior National teams that participated
in the Deutschland Cup and 2005 IIHF World Championships.
His first international coaching experience came in 2003, as an
assistant coach for the American team that finished first in the
Deutschland Cup. In 2004, he again served as an assistant coach
for Team USA, as the Americans won bronze at the IIHF World
Championships in Prague.
As a player, Poss played on the professional level for three
seasons in the American Hockey League (AHL) and International
Hockey League (IHL). In two seasons from 1989-91, Poss tallied
44 points (17g, 27a) and 103 penalty minutes in 109 games with
the Maine Mariners (AHL). In 1991-92, Poss skated in 18 games
with the Peoria Rivermen (IHL), earning five points (1g, 4a) and 41
penalty minutes before suffering a career-ending knee injury.
Prior to turning professional, Poss played four seasons at the
University of Wisconsin from 1985-1989, posting 25 points in 101
career games.
AFFILIATIONS HISTORY
YEARLY AFFILIATIONS
YEAR TEAM
COACH
GP W
L
T/OT OT/SOLPTS GF
YEAR
TEAM
COACHSTANDINGSPLAYOFF HISTORY
1979-80
Springfield Indians Larry Kish
80313712
1980-81
Binghamton WhalersLarry Kish
8032426
1981-82
Binghamton WhalersLarry Kish
8046286
1982-83
Binghamton WhalersJohn Cunniff/Rick Ley
8036368
1983-84
Binghamton WhalersJohn Cunniff
8033434
1984-85
Binghamton Whalers Larry Pleau
80 52 20 8
1985-86
Binghamton WhalersLarry Pleau
8041345
1986-87
Binghamton Whalers Larry Pleau
80 47 26 7
1987-88
Binghamton WhalersLarry Pleau/Doug Jarvis
8038348
1988-89
Binghamton WhalersClaude Larose 8028466
1989-90
Binghamton WhalersDoug McKay
8011609
1990-91
Springfield Indians Jim Roberts
80432710
1991-92
Springfield Indians Jay Leach
8043298
1992-93
Springfield Indians Jay Leach
80254114
1993-94
Springfield Indians Joel Quenneville 80293813
1994-95
Springfield Falcons Paul Gillis
80313712
1995-96
Springfield Falcons Kevin McCarthy 80422711
1996-97
Springfield Falcons Kevin McCarthy 80412712
1997-98
Beast of New Haven
Kevin McCarthy
80
38
35
7
1998-99
Beast of New HavenKevin McCarthy 80333512
1999-00
Cincinnati Cyclones Ron Smith
8244308
2000-01
Cincinnati Cyclones Ron Smith
8244299
2001-02
Lowell Lock Monsters
Ron Smith
824125113
2002-03
Ron Smith
8219517 3
2003-04
Ron Smith
8032366 6
2004-05
Tom Rowe
80
47
27
1
5
2005-06
Tom Rowe
8029376 8
2006-07
Albany River Rats Tom Rowe
803736 7
2007-08
Albany River Rats Tom Rowe
804330 7
2008-09
Albany River Rats Jeff Daniels
803340 7
2009-10
Albany River Rats Jeff Daniels
8043293 5
2010-11
Charlotte Checkers Jeff Daniels
8044272 7
2011-12
Charlotte Checkers Jeff Daniels
8038293 6
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
Springfield Indians
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Binghamton Whalers
Springfield Indians
Springfield Indians
Springfield Indians
Springfield Indians
Springfield Falcons
Springfield Falcons
Springfield Falcons
Beast of New Haven
Beast of New Haven
Cincinnati Cyclones
Cincinnati Cyclones
Albany River Rats
Albany River Rats
Albany River Rats
Albany River Rats
Charlotte Checkers
Charlotte Checkers
Larry Kish
Larry Kish
Larry Kish
John Cunniff/Rick Ley
John Cunniff
Larry Pleau
Larry Pleau
Larry Pleau
Larry Pleau/Doug Jarvis
Claude Larose
Doug McKay
Jim Roberts
Jay Leach
Jay Leach
Joel Quenneville
Paul Gillis
Kevin McCarthy
Kevin McCarthy
Kevin McCarthy
Kevin McCarthy
Ron Smith
Ron Smith
Ron Smith
Ron Smith
Ron Smith
Tom Rowe
Tom Rowe
Tom Rowe
Tom Rowe
Jeff Daniels
Jeff Daniels
Jeff Daniels
Jeff Daniels
5th—N’rn Div.
3rd—S’rn Div.
1st—S’rn Div.
4th—S’rn Div.
6th—S’rn Div.
1st—S’rn Div.
2nd—S’rn Div.
2nd—S’rn Div.
4th—S’rn Div.
7th—S’rn Div.
7th—S’rn Div.
1st—N’rn Div.
1st—N’rn Div.
4th—N’rn Div.
4th—N’rn Div.
5th—N’rn Div.
1st—N’rn Div.
2nd—N’rn Div.
3rd—NE Div.
5th—NE Div
3rd—East Div.
3rd—East Div.
1st—N’rn Div.
5th—N’rn Div.
6th—Atl. Div.
3rd—Atl. Div.
5th—Atl. Div.
4th—East Div.
3rd—East Div.
7th—East Div.
2nd—East Div.
3rd—East Div.
3rd—Midwest Div.
GA PCT
742923020.463
702963360.438
983292660.613
803203330.500
703593880.438
1123882650.700
873162900.544
1013092590.631
873533000.544
623073920.388
312293660.194
963482810.600
943082770.588
642823360.400
713093270.444
742992890.463
1002722150.594
962682290.588
85
256
239
0.519
782402500.488
962442460.585
972672580.591
962292090.585
481752750.293
762082420.475
100
242
190
0.625
722222570.450
812462580.506
932131980.581
732192580.456
942442310.588
972652430.606
852092140.559
Missed the playoffs by one point
Lost to Adirondack in the first round, 4-1
Lost to New Brunswick in the Finals, 4-1
Lost to Rochester in the first round, 4-1
Missed the playoffs by 14 points
Lost to Baltimore in the second round, 4-0
Lost to St. Catharines in the first round, 4-2
Lost to Rochester in the second round, 4-2
Lost to Hershey in the first round, 4-0
Won the Calder Cup
Lost to Adirondack in the second round, 4-0
Lost to Cape Breton in the third round, 2-0
Lost to Adirondack in the first round, 4-2
Missed playoffs on tie-breaking formula
Lost to Portland in the second round, 4-2
Lost to Hershey in the third round, 4-3
Lost to Hartford in first round, 3-0
Missed playoffs on tie-breaking formula
Lost to Grand Rapids in East Div. finals, 4-1
Lost to Orlando in first round, 4-1
Lost to St. John’s in first round, 3-2
Missed the playoffs by nine points
Lost to Providence in the second round, 4-1
Lost to Hershey in the first round, 4-1
Lost to Philadelphia in the first round, 4-3
Lost to Hershey in the second round, 4-0
Lost to Binghamton in the third round, 4-0
Missed the playoffs by one point
AFFILIATIONS
MINOR LEAGUE AFFILIATE LEADING SCORER
YEAR
TEAM
1979-80
Springfield Indians
1980-81
Binghamton Whalers
1981-82
Binghamton Whalers
1982-83
Binghamton Whalers
1983-84
Binghamton Whalers
1984-85
Binghamton Whalers
1985-86
Binghamton Whalers
1986-87
Binghamton Whalers
1987-88
Binghamton Whalers
1988-89
Binghamton Whalers
1989-90
Binghamton Whalers
1990-91
Springfield Indians
1991-92
Springfield Indians
1992-93
Springfield Indians
1993-94
Springfield Indians
1994-95
Springfield Falcons
1995-96
Springfield Falcons
1996-97
Springfield Falcons
1997-98
Beast of New Haven
1998-99
Beast of New Haven
1999-00
Cincinnati Cyclones
2000-01
Cincinnati Cyclones
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
Albany River Rats
2007-08
Albany River Rats
2008-09
Albany River Rats
2009-10
Albany River Rats
2010-11
Charlotte Checkers
2011-12
Charlotte Checkers
*Indicates an AHL Leading Figure
**Indicates an AHL Record Figure
PLAYER
Jean Savard
Ray Allison
Bob Sullivan
Ross Yates
Ross Yates
Paul Gardner
Daryl Evans
Mike Millar
Mike Richard
Terry Yake
James Black
Michel Picard
Shawn Evans
Leonid Toropchenko
Mike Tomlak
Robert Petrovicky
Iain Fraser
Juha Ylonen
Kevin Brown
Shane Willis
Gilbert Dionne
Greg Koehler
Jeff Heerema
Ryan Bayda
Mike Zigomanis
Eric Staal
Keith Aucoin
Keith Aucoin
Jamie Johnson
Jerome Samson (tied)
Jerome Samson
Zach Boychuk
Chris Terry
GP G
A
PTSPIM
78
28
43
71
60
74
31
39
70
81
74
47
43
90
44
77
41
84*
125*
28
68
35
73*
108
82
64
51*
79*
130**
10
69
40
52
92
50
61
45
32
77
38
72
46
48
94
23
75
39
56
95
57
80
37
35
72
34
77
56*
40
96
61
80
11
67
78
81
71
31
30
61
59
79
44
56
100
53
74
30
52
82
121
53
24
47
71
27
70
20
41
61
6
67
28
44
72
65
73
31
50
81
49
81
34
49
83
88
80
35
36
71
122
76
33
37
70
90
53
11
32
43
32
61
17
35
5256
77
26
51
77
88
72
29
56
85
68
65
27
72
99
108
7921 375828
70
22
32
54
56
74
37
41
78
66
60
22
43
65
48
74
16
43
59
67
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
FOUNDATION ACTIVITIES
AND FUNDRAISING EVENTS
FOUNDATION DONATIONS
The Carolina Hurricanes Kids ‘N Community Foundation strives to meet the educational, social, cultural and health-related needs of our community by offering unique
resources and financial support to local youth-oriented organizations. Since its inception in 1997, the Kids ‘N Community Foundation has donated more than $10 million in cash and
in-kind services.
During the 2011-12 season, the Kids ‘N Community Foundation donated $534,852 in cash to 53 different North Carolina children’s charities and foundations. Each donation
is required to meet the health and educational needs of children of underserved populations in our community. Specification of how the funds will be used and periodic updates
on the progress of the programs are required for each agency. The money was donated during the Kids ‘N Community Foundation’s two grant cycles, once during the fall and once
during the spring.
FOUNDATION FUNDRAISERS
The Kids ‘N Community Foundation has increased its impact in the community thanks to unique and interactive fundraising opportunities for our fans. The Foundation’s largest
fundraisers of the season – the annual Golf Tournament, Casino Night and Wine Tasting, Skate with the Canes and the Hurricanes Alumni Game – combined for more than $435,998
in charitable funds raised. The success of these events, as well as other fundraisers throughout the year relies on support from fans and Hurricanes players, coaches, front office
executives, broadcasters and staff who attend each major fundraiser.
Every home game features a silent auction showcasing autographed jerseys, equipment, photos and much more. The game-night auctions raised $136,000 in 2011-12. In
addition, online auctions generated more than $27,648.
Other fundraisers during the regular season included the Points for Kids program, the Paper/Magnetic Hearts campaign, the We Love the Hurricanes Luncheon, 24 Hour APC
Bike Challenge and the Holiday Mystery Pucks sales.
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
PICK UP A BOOK AND READ
The Pick Up a Book and Read program, which gives third, fourth and fifth grade students incentives to read, had a resoundingly successful year. Record numbers of participating
students, classrooms and schools read a combined total of more than 4.4 million pages. The schools that produced the most pages read received special assemblies with Stormy, and
the top three schools in 2011-12 were Penny Road Elementary School, Davis Drive Elementary School and Leesville Elementary School. Pick Up a Book and Read also continued the
optional essay contest. Ten essay finalists came to PNC Arena along with their parents and teachers for a recognition lunch, which featured Stormy and a surprise visit by Eric Staal.
HEALTH ‘N’ HOCKEY
Health ‘N’ Hockey encourages kids of all ages to increase their level of physical activity and to improve their healthy eating habits. The Carolina Hurricanes partnered with
Be Active North Carolina and the YMCA of the Triangle for our first year of Health ‘N’ Hockey. More than 1,000 kids from the YMCA of the Triangle branches attended one of three
Health ‘N’ Hockey events during the 2011-12 season. Kids who participated attended a Hurricanes practice, exercised with Stormy and listened to speakers including Pete Friesen,
a representative from Be Active North Carolina and a Hurricanes player. Each child left with a scorecard to encourage them to exercise for a five-week period and then mail it in
for a prize. Participating Hurricanes players included Jay Harrison, Brandon Sutter and Tim Brent.
NHL DIVERSITY TEAM
The Capital City Crew completed its third full season as part of the NHL Hockey is for Everyone program. Thanks to grants from the Kids ‘N Community Foundation, the NHLPA
Goals and Dreams Foundation, the NHL Foundation, PNC Bank and equipment donations from the community and Eric Staal, the Crew provides the full hockey experience at no cost
to participants. The roster is made up of 40 kids ages 8-14 from local Boys and Girls Clubs, and the season consists of 15 on-ice sessions which included practices, scrimmages
and 12 sessions of the life skills program. The season wrapped up with an awards dinner hosted by the Carolina Ale House, where Justin Faulk was on hand to present trophies
and take pictures with the players.
COMMUNITY STAFF DAYS
On July 27, 2012, Carolina Hurricanes staff volunteered at the Washington Elementary Boys & Girls Club and the Tammy Lynn center for Developmental Disabilities. Staff
represented the departments of Promotions, Event Management, Community Relations, Youth & Amateur Hockey, Premium Services, Corporate Sales, Ticket Sales, Marketing
and CanesVision.
COMMUNITY WALKS
The Carolina Hurricanes formed teams to participate in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, Triangle Heart Walk, Walk for Hope and Friesen 5K. On Sept. 26, 2011, Jamie
McBain, Tim Brent, Drayson Bowman and Zach Boychuk joined the Canes with Heart team at the Heart Walk held at PNC Arena. Canes with Heart generated nearly $6,500 in
funds for the American Heart Association. Team Canes for a Cure recruited 68 members who raised $8,010 for Susan G. Komen For the Cure: Triangle Affiliate in June 2012.
In addition, the Carolina Hurricanes had great representation from our organization and fans at the Walk for Hope and the Friesen 5K.
TICKET PROGRAMS
HURRICANES HEROES
Hurricanes Heroes is a program in which tickets are donated to the Kids ‘N Community Foundation by local businesses and season ticket holders. The
tickets are then distributed by the Kids ‘N Community Foundation to local children’s charities and organizations at no cost. Nearly 1,000 tickets were donated
to non-profit organizations in our community during the 2011-12 season.
HOLIDAY TICKET SPECIAL NIGHTS
The Hurricanes held several special holiday donation events, allowing fans to receive buy-one-get-one vouchers in exchange for donations to help those in need during the
holiday season. In 2011-12, the events included: a food drive for the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina and InterFaith Food Shuttle, a toy drive for Toys for Tots, Wake
County Human Services, InterAct of Wake County, Helping Hands Mission and a military assist drive to benefit military personnel through the USO of North Carolina.
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
Eric Staal signs an autograph at the Skate with the Canes event.
Red and White teams for the 2012 Hurricanes Alumni Game.
Top: Anthony Stewart at the 2011 Golf Tournament.
Bottom: Hurricanes players making hospital visits.
PLAYER EFFORTS
ERIC’S ENTOURAGE
For the sixth consecutive season, Carolina Hurricanes Captain Eric Staal and his wife, Tanya, showed their support for children in our community by providing a 12-person,
all-inclusive luxury suite every home game for different non-profit children’s organizations. Eric personally purchases the suite for each Carolina Hurricanes home game for deserving
organizations to enjoy. The organization who gets the privilege of using the suite assumes the role of Eric’s Entourage for the night, and each kid receives an autographed Eric’s
Entourage t-shirt.
CAM’S CHAMPS
Cam Ward and his wife, Cody, displayed their support of athletes with special needs through an all-inclusive charity suite, Cam’s Champs. Athletes from the Miracle League
of the Triangle, Triangle Special Hockey Association and Special Olympics of North Carolina were the primary focus of Cam’s Champs, but other all-inclusive teams such as the
Dream Sports Center All-Stars, NC Sports for Special Kids and the NC Therapeutic Riding Center also became Cam’s Champs for a game. Several of the groups were fortunate to
have the opportunity to meet Ward post-game.
ST. BALDRICK’S
The Carolina Hurricanes players, staff and fans once again raised funds and awareness for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation in 2011-12. On Feb. 23, 2012, professional barbers
were on hand to shave heads on PNC Arena’s front lawn. In exchange for losing their locks, fans received two tickets to the game that night. John Forslund commentated as Tripp
Tracy had his head shaved during intermission. There were a total of 207 fans that shaved their heads, and $53,541 was raised for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation.
MILITARY SUITE
The Carolina Hurricanes partnered with Volvo Construction Equipment to host a military appreciation suite each home game. The military suite gave North Carolina active
duty military, veterans and wounded soldiers the opportunity to experience a game in an all-inclusive, luxury suite. Some of the military branches and groups invited to the military
suite included Wounded Warriors, Pope Air Force Base, Cherry Point, Fort Bragg, Seymour Johnson, Veterans of Modern Warfare, USO of NC, Camp Lejeune, the National Guard
and the Coast Guard.
HOLIDAY HELPERS
REX Hospital, NC Children’s Hospital, Duke Children’s Hospital and WakeMed Hospital each welcomed special guests on Dec. 19, 2011, as groups of Hurricanes players visited
with patients at each hospital. The players signed autographs, took pictures and left Hurricanes goodies with each patient.
In addition to the hospital visits, four Hurricanes players treated four deserving kids from Durham Nativity School and PLM Families Together to holiday shopping at Target.
Jamie McBain, Anthony Stewart, Tim Brent and Jay Harrison each received a $250 Target gift card, courtesy of the Carolina Hurricanes, to spend on the child. Channeling the
holiday spirit, each player insisted that his shopping partner have plenty of holiday gifts to share with their family and even chipped in extra money to make sure this would be an
unforgettable holiday.
APPEARANCES
Despite the commitment of a seven-month season, Hurricanes players work public appearances and charitable causes into their very busy schedules.
Our community is fortunate to be home to professional athletes who understand the importance of giving back.
• Jeff Skinner and Justin Faulk served food and helped kids with their homework at the Food Bank Kids’ Café.
• Jay Harrison, Brandon Sutter and Tim Brent each spoke at a Health ‘N’ Hockey event throughout the season.
• Chad LaRose made an appearance at Crabtree Valley Mall to encourage fans to donate to our annual Toy Drive.
• Justin Faulk passed out trophies, took pictures and signed autographs at the Carolina Ale House for the Capital City Crew End of Season Banquet.
• Brandon Sutter created a PSA for our Pick Up a Book and Read program to encourage third through fifth graders to read.
• Tim Brent, Jamie McBain, Zach Boychuk and Drayson Bowman participated in the 2011 Heart Walk at PNC Arena.
• Anthony Stewart and Derek Joslin taught a hockey clinic and assisted with “Project Learn” at the John Avery Boys & Girls Club.
• Eric Staal spoke at the Pick Up a Book and Read Essay Luncheon.
• Alumnus Shane Willis visited Fort Bragg to provide holiday gifts for a family who had been robbed.
• Patrick Dwyer read to 60 first grade students at Kingswood Elementary in support of “Read Across America” day.
• Jim Rutherford, Glen Wesley and Ron Francis participated in the “Kickin’-It” campaign to support childhood cancer research.
• Drayson Bowman and Jerome Samson played street hockey with a lucky child who won the opportunity to “Play with the Canes.”
• Jeff Skinner, Justin Faulk, Jamie McBain and Drayson Bowman attended the Kids Club event to sign autographs and take pictures with our young Caniacs.
• Jerome Samson helped teach the on-ice portion of Hurricanes U.
• The entire team participated in over 30 postgame meet and greets.
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
FAN DEVELOPMENT
STORMY
When he’s not keeping it cool at PNC Arena, Hurricanes mascot Stormy takes his act on the road to share his
Caniac cheer. The loveable ice hog made an additional 230 appearances in the Triangle and surrounding communities,
including schools, community events, churches, hospitals, birthday parties, awareness walks and many more
charitable events during the year. From slinging shirts to fans during games, to cutting birthday cake, or even being
someone’s walking buddy at a 5K, Stormy is sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face.
STORM SQUAD
The Eye Care Associates Storm Squad, formed in 1999, is the NHL’s original fan development team. They
bring enthusiasm and excitement to Hurricanes games, community events and private functions throughout
the year. When the members were not helping the Caniacs cheer on the home team, they could be found at
130 different events during the 2011-12 season, ranging from awareness walks and charity golf tournaments to
community festivals and fundraising events. They also get to know fans first-hand at Carolina Ale House Cool Bar
stops, where members sell raffle tickets benefiting the Kids ‘N Community Foundation and talk hockey with fans
who are watching the Canes on the road.
For the fourth year in a row, girls ages 7-13 had the opportunity to be members of the Junior Storm Squad.
Participants spent an entire day with the Eye Care Associates Storm Squad. The clinic activities focused on
leadership, self-confidence, perseverance and determination for young girls. The experience wrapped up with the
Junior Storm Squad joining their role models at a game to exhibit all they learned, including signature Eye Care
Associates Storm Squad moves and cheers.
The energetic women and men of the Eye Care Associates Storm Squad are favorites of Caniacs, the
media and even opposing teams’ fans. Their personalities, love of hockey and passion for cheering with the fans
entertain people of all ages.
RON THE REF
Ron the Ref has been a staple at Hurricanes home games from their establishment in Raleigh, serving as the
fun, friendly in-game host. As a certified referee, he is always happy to have a little chalk-talk with fans who want
to know more about the game, too. He helps host activities and promotions during games, at Cool Bars events and
gives some Hockey 101 chalk-talk at Hurricanes U. Ron even makes appearances during school assemblies with his
favorite ice hog, Stormy.
KIDS CLUB
The Hurricanes Hockey Kids Club has been inducting young fans into Caniac Nation for five seasons, striving to develop a strong foundation for children so that they may
become lifelong fans. Kids ages 12 and under can join the club, led by Stormy himself. Members receive exclusive merchandise, ticket deals and much more. The 2011-12 season
held the club’s most exciting, successful “members-only” event, which included an autograph session with Jeff Skinner, Justin Faulk, Jamie McBain and Drayson Bowman, as well
as inflatables, games, trivia and a behind the scenes look at PNC Arena.
HURRICANES UNIVERSITY
Caniacs received degrees in “Hockeyology” during the 2011-12 season by successfully completing classes at Hurricanes University. Hurricanes U combines education and
fantasy to teach fans about the game that they know and love, while providing a behind-the-scenes look at the team, accompanied by a few Hurricane VIPs.
The 101 sessions include classroom time that breaks down the basics of the game, from common plays to penalties, and answers any questions fans may have. Students also
get to meet a coach or player, tour the Canes locker room and training facilities and receiving basic skating instruction on the PNC Arena ice. The on-ice portion is taught by Hurricanes
staff, including Shane Willis, Tripp Tracy and Ron the Ref – and usually includes a surprise appearance by a current player.
A Graduate course is also available, targeted to fans who are well-versed in the game and want to know more about business of hockey – ranging from trades, free agency,
contracts, drafts and more. Members of Hurricanes management go in-depth with participants on the structure of the organization and how a team is formed from the foundation
up. All graduates of both Hurricanes U programs are recognized in a graduation on-ice before a home game.
CYAH – CANES YOUTH AND AMATEUR HOCKEY
In an effort to strengthen our involvement in the local youth and amateur hockey community, the Carolina Hurricanes created Canes Youth
and Amateur Hockey (CYAH) during the 2006-07 season. CYAH continues to provide sponsorship and presence to the local community in order
to grow youth hockey at all skill levels. The number of local youth hockey players has increased ten-fold in recent years and there is no end to the
growth in sight.
With the addition of former Hurricane Shane Willis to the CYAH staff, the program has steadily increased its initiatives and investments in
local youth hockey programs, including its local partner, the RYHA. CYAH utilizes hockey to build personal characteristics and foster teamwork and
dedication in young players. CYAH also promotes awareness and interest in youth and amateur programs throughout the state of North Carolina,
including hosting three major hockey clinics in-house each season. The Hurricanes’ involvement provides a positive influence with energy directed
towards fundraising, equipment donation and program improvements.
JUNIOR HURRICANES
Now entering its sixth season, the Junior Hurricanes program is coming off another successful campaign. The Junior Hurricanes program (RYHA) included teams at the
AAA, AA and A levels, as well as one of the largest and most competitive in-house programs in the country. In February 2011, the Junior Hurricanes 12U AA team won the Quebec
International Pee Wee Hockey Tournament. The Junior Hurricanes Tier II U16 and U18 AA teams each qualified for their respective USA Hockey Tier II National Tournament and
progressed to the semi-final games.
The Junior Hurricanes also include multiple all girls’ teams. In the 2010-11 season, the program was 50 participants strong, with new U10 and U14 teams. The Tier II U16
team won the S.E. District championship and earned its second consecutive appearance in the USA Hockey National Tournament.
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
STREET STORMERS
The Canes Street Stormers program is a joint partnership with the NHL Street initiative that provides street hockey equipment to recreational facilities. The street
Stormers program provides each facility with enough equipment for games and clinics of up to 30 players. Each facility receives hockey nets, full goalie equipment, sticks,
hockey pucks and balls.
IN-SCHOOL HOCKEY CLINICS
By the conclusion of its ninth year, the partnership of the Carolina Hurricanes and Wake County Public Schools created appearances at 49 locations for clinics, visiting
with 251 classes and teaching nearly 7,530 students the game of hockey. These programs combine hockey education and character traits, such as teamwork, leadership and
sportsmanship, with physical education classes. Students who attended the clinics were always excited for a new break in the day and the chance to learn a sport that they
perhaps never had the opportunity to try.
JUNIOR HURRICANES PEE WEE QUEBEC TOURNAMENT
Over 10 years, the Hurricanes have provided countless memories for more than 160 young men and women who have been a part of this one-of-a-kind tournament. The
tournament takes place in Quebec City over 12 days, during which participants are exposed to culture as well as competition, staying with French-speaking families and learning
about the French Canadian way of life. The Quebec Pee-Wee Tournament has produced an amazing number of future NHL hockey players. The list includes Hall of Fame players
Mark Messier, Mario Lemieux and Ron Francis, along with current Carolina Hurricanes Tim Gleason, Chad LaRose, Jeff Skinner and Jiri Tlusty.
In 2012, the Junior Hurricanes made their debut in the “AA” division. It resulted in a new challenge for the team, and a foundation was established for future growth at this
higher level. The Junior Hurricanes were moved up a division following the team’s historic play the previous year. The February 2011 tournament proved to be one of the most
exciting for the program, as the 11- and 12-year-old team won their bracket for the first time. The team posted a 6-0 record in the International-B tournament, outscoring their
opponents 32-6, and boasted eight of the top ten scorers in the division. The Junior Hurricanes earned major victories against competition from Salt Lake City, England, Canada,
Colorado, Anaheim and Switzerland.
RALEIGH YOUTH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PARTNERSHIP
A new youth hockey partnership was formed on March 22, 2007, as Canes Youth and Amateur Hockey (CYAH) joined together with the Raleigh Youth Hockey Association
(RYHA). The partnership allowed the Hurricanes to lend their name, insight and marketing abilities to RYHA. RYHA also received a grant from the Kids ‘N Community Foundation
that allows for scholarships to be provided at all three levels of competition.
TRIANGLE SPECIAL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
The Carolina Hurricanes are proud sponsors of the CAT5CANES, a local hockey program that helps bring the sport to physically and mentally disabled kids. Entering its fourth
season the CAT5CANES, founded by JV Cotterell, has grown from seven players in its first season to more than 60 for this upcoming year. Initially simply providing a place for the
kids to learn to skate and try the sport, the program took a team to a National Tournament in Maryland in April 2010. Coached by volunteer Kevin Lilley, the tournament provided
some amazing memories for these athletes. In addition to the local program, in 2010 the CAT5CANES helped start a similar program in Winston-Salem. Triangle Special Hockey
is also proud to offer a sled hockey program for mobility impaired players that is open to players of all ages and continues to attract more people each year. For more information
visit http://www.trianglespecialhockey.org/.
SPEAKER’S BUREAU
The Carolina Hurricanes receive numerous speaker requests each year from community groups and organizations, clubs, professional organizations and schools. In order to
fulfill as many requests as possible, the Speakers’ Bureau is available for requests. Potential speakers include television play-by-play announcer John Forslund, Hall of Fame radio
play-by-play announcer Chuck Kaiton, TV color analyst Tripp Tracy, Executive Vice President and General Manager of PNC Arena Davin Olsen and members of the Hurricanes Alumni
group. Members often visit a variety of local civic groups, professional organizations, youth groups, schools and universities. These speakers often highlight their own experiences
with the team, relating it to a specific speaking engagement topic.
“The Other Faces of the Hurricanes” is another branch of our Speaker’s Bureau. It is comprised of Carolina Hurricanes and PNC Arena employees who have volunteered to
visit local elementary schools and read books that teach life skills through the game of hockey. Not only does the appearance involve reading a book, but the speaker also talks to
the students about the importance of reading, education and setting and achieving goals.
Top: Jeff Skinner helping kids with their homework after school. Cam Ward meets with Special Olympics of Harnett County after a game.
Bottom: Kids exercising during a Health ‘N’ Hockey event.
Tripp Tracy gets his head shaved to support St. Baldrick’s Foundation.
OPPONENTS
2012-13 Opponents with Current Player, Team Information and Series Records
ANAHEIM DUCKS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
None
Owners..................................................................................... Henry and Susan Samueli
Executive vice president/general manager.................................................... Bob Murray
Head coach...............................................................................................Bruce Boudreau
Assistant coaches........................................................................Brad Lauer, Bob Woods
Goaltending consultant.................................................................................Pete Peeters
Director of media & communications........................................................... Alex Gilchrist
Media and communications managers............................Steve Hoem, Lauren O’Gorman
General office........................................................................................... (714) 940-2900
Inaugural season..................................................................................................1993-94
Stanley Cup titles.................................................................................................1 (2007)
Home ice..........................................................................................Honda Center (1993)
Building capacity..................................................................................................... 17,174
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................34-36-12
AHL affiliate............................................................................................ Norfolk Admirals
HURRICANES vs. ANAHEIM
ALL-TIME:.................GP: 26.................. 12-10-4 ......................GF: 73..................... GA: 67
at home:...................GP: 13......................8-3-2 ......................GF: 36..................... GA: 26
on road:....................GP: 13...................... 4-7-2 ......................GF: 37 .................... GA: 41
in overtime:..............GP: 5........................0-3-2
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................3...................Last: 12/6/2005-10/19/2008
Losing streak..................................................4.................................2/9/2003-2/4/2004
Unbeaten streak.............................................5..............................11/29/1998-2/8/2002
Goals scored...................................................6................................. 12/6/2005 (W, 6-2)
Goals allowed............................................. 6 (2x).......................Last: 1/31/1997 (L, 3-6)
Goals, both teams...................................... 9 (3x)..................... Last: 11/11/1998 (L, 5-4)
Current CAR streak........................................................ 2 OT/Points in 3 straight games
Current ANA streak................................................................................................ 2 wins
LAST TRANSACTION
11/23/2010 CAR acquired Ryan Carter from ANA in exchange for Stefan Chaput and
Matt Kennedy.
2011-12 SERIES RECAP
DUCKS WIN SEASON series: 2-0-0 (HURRICANES: 0-0-2)
At CAROLINA HURRICANES
Attend
23 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Ducks 3 (SO) 16,564
Series Statistics
HURRICANES SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................1-4................. 25.0%
Penalty Killing..............5-6................. 83.3%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Justin Peters
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Peters vs Hiller
Winning Goal
(Saku Koivu)
DUCKS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................1-6................. 16.7%
Penalty Killing..............3-4................. 75.0%
GPMinW-L-OTSOGASASV GAA SV%
1
65 0-0-1
0
2 37 35 1.85
.946
1
62 0-0-1
0
3 34 31 2.89
.912
At ANAHEIM DUCKS
Attend
08 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Ducks 3 (OT) 12,675
HURRICANES LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
2 112 2 2
Jiri Tlusty
2 022 3 0
DUCKS
Jonas Hiller
Goaltenders
Ward vs Hiller
Winning Goal
Corey Perry
DUCKS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Corey Perry
2 202 -1 0
Nick Bonino
2 112 2 0
Luca Sbisa
2 112 3 2
GPMinW-L-OTSOGASASV GAA SV%
2 127 2-0-0
0
4 65 61 1.89
.938
ALL-TIME SEASON SERIES RECORDS
YEAROVERALL HOME ROAD
1993-940-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1994-95Did not play Western Conf. teams
1995-962-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1996-971-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1997-982-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1998-991-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
1999-000-0-1-0 0-0-1-0
2000-011-0-1-0 1-0-0-0
2001-021-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
2002-030-2-0-0 0-1-0-0
2003-040-2-0-0 0-1-0-0
2005-061-0-0 0-0-0
ALL-TIME SEASON GAME RESULTS
1/14/1994
3/26/1994
10/11/1995
2/2/1996
10/24/1996
1/31/1997
12/30/1997
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
3-6 atANA
2-3ANA
3-2ANA
4-3 atANA
4-1ANA
6-3 atANA
2-1ANA
3/8/1998
11/11/1998
11/29/1998
1/7/2000
1/14/2001
2/11/2001
2/8/2002
W
L
W
T
W
T
W
3-1 atANA
4-5* atANA
3-1ANA
4-4*ANA
4-0ANA
2-2* atANA
4-1 atANA
ROAD
0-0-0-0
0-0-1-0
1-0-0-0
0-1-0-0
0-1-0-0
1-0-0
2006-071-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2007-08 Did not play Pacific Div. Teams
2008-091-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
2009-100-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2010-111-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2011-120-0-2 0-0-1 0-0-1
(*Overtime **Shootout)
2/9/2003
L
2/23/2003 L
12/31/2003 L
2/4/2004
L
12/6/2005 W
12/29/2006 W
10/19/2008 W
1-2 atANA
0-4ANA
1-3ANA
2-3 atANA
6-2 atANA
4-2ANA
3-1 atANA
11/30/2008 L
11/25/2009 L
12/18/2010 W
2/8/2012
OT
2/23/2012 OT
1-4ANA
2-3 atANA
4-2ANA
2-3* atANA
2-3**ANA
BOSTON BRUINS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
1/28/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
4/8/13............................. at BOS............................7 p.m.
4/13/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
Owner/Governor.................................................................................. Jeremy M. Jacobs
General manager......................................................................................... Peter Chiarelli
Head coach...................................................................................................Claude Julien
Assistant coaches................................................ Doug Houda, Geoff Ward, Doug Jarvis
Goaltending coach.........................................................................................Bob Essensa
Director of communications..................................................................Matthew Chmura
Director of publications & information.......................................................... Heidi Holland
General office............................................................................................(617) 624-1900
Inaugural season.................................................................................................. 1924-25
Stanley Cup titles................................................6 (1929, 1939, 1941, 1970, 1972, 2011)
Home ice............................................................................................... TD Garden (1995)
Building capacity.................................................................................................... 17,565
2011-12 record...................................................................................................... 49-29-4
AHL affiliate.......................................................................................... Providence Bruins
HURRICANES vs. BOSTON
ALL-TIME:................GP: 182............... 71-93-18 ....................GF: 532................... GA: 601
at home:..................GP: 90................. 38-41-11 ....................GF: 292................... GA: 296
on road:...................GP: 92................... 33-52-7 ....................GF: 241 .................. GA: 305
in overtime:.............GP: 26..................... 4-9-13
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak........................................... 4 (2x)................. Last: 10/12/2011-2/2/2012
Losing streak..................................................7................................3/5/1995-4/11/1996
Unbeaten streak......................................... 4 (4x)................. Last: 10/12/2011-2/2/2012
Goals scored.................................................. 10.................................3/5/1987 (W, 10-2)
Goals allowed............................................. 9 (3x).................... Last: 12/26/1992 (L, 4-9)
Goals, both teams......................................... 15................................ 12/26/1981 (L, 6-9)
Current CAR streak................................................................................................ 4 wins
Current BOS streak...............................................................................................4 losses
LAST TRANSACTION
7/5/2011
CAR acquired BOS’s 2012 fourth-round pick (115th overall - Trevor Carrick)
in exchange for Joe Corvo.
HURRICANES win season series: 4-0-0
14 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 4 Bruins 2
12 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Bruins 2
Attend
18,680
16,483
Series Statistics
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Winning Goal
Jay Harrison
Jiri Tlusty
BRUINS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 1-13....................7.7%
Penalty Killing.......... 14-17................. 82.4%
Power Play................. 3-17..................17.6%
Penalty Killing.......... 12-13................. 92.3%
Goaltending
Goaltenders
Ward vs Thomas
Ward vs Thomas
GP MinW-L-OT SO GA SA SV GAA SV%
4
240 4-0-0 1
5
144 139 1.25 .965
At BOSTON BRUINS
02 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Bruins 0
18 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 4 Bruins 1
Attend
17,565
17,565
GP G A TP+/-PM
Joni Pitkanen
2 224 0 0
Brandon Sutter 4 134 3 0
BRUINS
Tim Thomas
Tuukka Rask
Goaltenders
Ward vs Rask
Ward vs Rask
Winning Goal
Eric Staal
Joni Pitkanen
BRUINS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Patrice Bergeron 4 112 -1 2
Joe Corvo
4 022-3 0
GP MinW-L-OT SO GA SA
2
117 0-2-0 0
6
54
2
120 0-2-0 0
7
54
SV GAA SV%
48 3.07 .889
47 3.51 .870
YEAR OVERALLHOMEROAD
1979-80 1-2-1 1-1-00-1-1
1980-81 1-1-2 1-0-10-1-1
1981-82 2-4-2 2-1-10-3-1
1982-83 2-6-0 1-3-01-3-0
1983-84 2-5-1 2-2-00-3-1
1984-85 4-4-0 3-1-01-3-0
1985-86 3-4-1 2-1-11-3-0
1986-87 6-2-0 4-0-02-2-0
1987-88 3-4-1 2-1-11-3-0
1988-89 3-5-0 1-3-02-2-0
1989-90 3-4-1 1-2-12-2-0
1990-91 2-5-1 1-2-11-3-0
1991-92 1-6-1 1-2-10-4-0
1992-93 1-6-0 1-2-00-4-0
1993-94 1-3-1 0-2-01-1-1
1994-95 1-3-0 1-1-00-2-0
1995-96 1-5-0 1-2-00-3-0
1996-97 4-1-1 2-1-02-0-1
1997-98 3-2-0 1-1-02-1-0
1998-99 2-2-1 1-2-01-0-1
1999-00 2-2-0-0 0-2-0-02-0-0-0
2000-01 3-1-0-0 2-0-0-01-1-0-0
2001-02 2-2-0-0 0-2-0-02-0-0-0
2002-03 1-2-1-0 0-1-1-01-1-0-0
11/18/1979
1/30/1980
2/27/1980
3/9/1980
12/17/1980
12/20/1980
2/4/1981
3/15/1981
10/10/1981
11/1/1981
11/19/1981
12/26/1981
1/16/1982
1/30/1982
2/24/1982
4/4/1982
10/9/1982
11/4/1982
11/27/1982
12/23/1982
2/5/1983
2/27/1983
3/26/1983
3/27/1983
10/8/1983
10/9/1983
12/15/1983
12/20/1983
1/21/1984
3/3/1984
3/4/1984
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
T
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
T
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
T
W
T
T
L
T
L
L
L
T
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
T
W
4-5 atBOS
8-2BOS
3-6BOS
1-1 atBOS
5-4BOS
4-4 atBOS
3-3BOS
2-4 atBOS
1-1BOS
1-4 atBOS
1-6 atBOS
6-9BOS
3-3 atBOS
3-2BOS
4-3BOS
2-7 atBOS
4-5BOS
5-2 atBOS
0-8 atBOS
1-5BOS
4-7 atBOS
3-4BOS
4-7 atBOS
5-1BOS
4-3BOS
1-4 atBOS
2-4 atBOS
2-7BOS
0-2BOS
3-3* atBOS
6-4BOS
3/29/1984
10/13/1984
10/14/1984
12/19/1984
1/26/1985
1/27/1985
2/7/1985
3/7/1985
3/23/1985
11/7/1985
12/7/1985
12/19/1985
1/27/1986
1/29/1986
3/2/1986
3/23/1986
4/6/1986
10/12/1986
12/18/1986
12/23/1986
1/14/1987
1/15/1987
1/29/1987
2/25/1987
3/5/1987
10/11/1987
11/4/1987
11/14/1987
12/2/1987
1/11/1988
2/23/1988
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
T
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
T
L
L
W
W
3-4 atBOS
3-2*BOS
2-4 atBOS
6-5BOS
3-2 atBOS
4-8BOS
5-7 atBOS
0-4 atBOS
5-2BOS
1-2 atBOS
7-2BOS
1-2 atBOS
3-6 atBOS
4-5BOS
4-1BOS
5-5*BOS
4-3 atBOS
2-7 atBOS
6-5 atBOS
2-0BOS
3-1BOS
4-6 atBOS
6-3 atBOS
6-4BOS
10-2BOS
2-5 atBOS
2-2*BOS
1-4 atBOS
3-5BOS
4-3 atBOS
3-2BOS
2/25/1988
4/2/1988
10/8/1988
10/9/1988
11/3/1988
12/21/1988
2/25/1989
3/19/1989
3/22/1989
4/2/1989
10/28/1989
11/15/1989
12/7/1989
12/20/1989
1/15/1990
1/17/1990
3/11/1990
3/29/1990
11/14/1990
11/23/1990
11/24/1990
12/12/1990
12/13/1990
1/24/1991
3/19/1991
3/31/1991
11/16/1991
12/1/1991
12/26/1991
1/15/1992
1/16/1992
2-5 atBOS
4-2BOS
2-6BOS
1-3 atBOS
5-3 atBOS
3-4BOS
1-9BOS
3-2 atBOS
4-2BOS
2-3 atBOS
1-0 atBOS
2-5BOS
4-3 atBOS
4-3BOS
1-4 atBOS
5-5*BOS
3-4BOS
2-3 atBOS
3-1BOS
4-3 atBOS
3-4BOS
1-5BOS
2-8 atBOS
0-3 atBOS
1-1*BOS
3-7 atBOS
4-5*BOS
4-5BOS
2-3 atBOS
3-4BOS
3-4* atBOS
1/25/1992
3/3/1992
4/13/1992
10/8/1992
11/27/1992
11/28/1992
12/26/1992
1/2/1993
3/22/1993
3/30/1993
11/17/1993
12/12/1993
1/17/1994
1/24/1994
4/14/1994
2/4/1995
2/22/1995
3/5/1995
4/26/1995
10/28/1995
1/6/1996
2/14/1996
3/27/1996
4/11/1996
4/13/1996
10/31/1996
11/6/1996
12/5/1996
1/2/1997
2/6/1997
3/12/1997
T
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
T
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
T
W
W
L
W
W
4-4*BOS
4-0BOS
3-6 atBOS
2-3* atBOS
4-5* atBOS
4-3*BOS
4-9BOS
2-3* atBOS
4-5 atBOS
1-3BOS
2-4BOS
2-2* atBOS
3-5 atBOS
1-2BOS
3-2 atBOS
4-5 atBOS
3-2*BOS
2-5BOS
0-1 atBOS
0-3 atBOS
2-5 atBOS
0-3BOS
5-6*BOS
2-3 atBOS
2-0BOS
4-4* atBOS
5-1BOS
4-2 atBOS
5-4*BOS
5-3 atBOS
6-3BOS
12/1/1997
12/6/1997
2/7/1998
4/6/1998
4/13/1998
10/31/1998
11/8/1998
12/10/1998
1/31/1999
3/3/1999
10/2/1999
11/22/1999
1/6/2000
3/10/2000
11/24/2000
12/16/2000
1/18/2001
2/18/2001
1/2/2002
2/28/2002
3/26/2002
3/30/2002
11/21/2002
1/4/2003
2/19/2003
3/4/2003
10/23/2003
12/20/2003
2/21/2004
3/30/2004
10/26/2005
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
T
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
T
L
W
W
T
L
W
2003-04 2-1-1-0 0-1-1-02-0-0-0
2005-06 3-1-0 2-0-01-1-0
2006-07 3-0-1 1-0-12-0-0
2007-08 3-0-1 1-0-12-0-0
2008-09 0-4-0 0-2-00-2-0
2009-10 1-3-0 1-1-00-2-0
2010-11 1-3-0 0-2-01-1-0
2011-12 4-0-0 2-0-02-0-0
3-1BOS
1-4 atBOS
3-1 atBOS
3-0 atBOS
2-3BOS
2-0 atBOS
2-5BOS
2-3BOS
0-0* atBOS
2-1BOS
3-1 atBOS
1-2BOS
7-3 atBOS
3-5BOS
3-1 atBOS
1-4 atBOS
4-2BOS
5-4BOS
3-6BOS
6-2 atBOS
2-3BOS
2-0 atBOS
1-3 atBOS
4-2 atBOS
1-1*BOS
2-4BOS
2-0 atBOS
2-1 atBOS
3-3*BOS
2-3BOS
4-3*BOS
2/5/2006
3/1/2006
3/18/2006
11/24/2006
12/2/2006
2/3/2007
2/8/2007
12/28/2007
1/8/2008
2/12/2008
2/19/2008
12/20/2008
12/27/2008
1/10/2009
2/17/2009
10/3/2009
1/24/2010
3/16/2010
4/10/2010
11/26/2010
1/17/2011
1/18/2011
2/1/2011
10/12/2011
10/18/2011
1/14/2012
2/2/2012
W
W
L
W
W
OT
W
W
W
W
OT
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
4-3**atBOS
4-3BOS
2-4 atBOS
5-1 atBOS
5-2BOS
3-4*BOS
5-2 atBOS
4-3BOS
1-0 atBOS
3-2 atBOS
2-3**BOS
2-4 atBOS
2-4BOS
1-5 atBOS
1-5BOS
2-7 atBOS
5-1BOS
2-5BOS
2-4 atBOS
3-0 atBOS
0-7 atBOS
2-3BOS
2-3BOS
3-2BOS
4-1 atBOS
4-2BOS
3-0 atBOS
BUFFALO SABRES
2012-13 SCHEDULE
1/24/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
1/25/13........................... at BUF............................7 p.m.
3/5/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
Owner................................................................................................. Terrence M. Pegula
General manager...........................................................................................Darcy Regier
Head coach........................................................................................................ Lindy Ruff
Assistant coach.................................... James Patrick, Kevyn Adams, Teppo Numminen
Goaltender coach............................................................................................... Jim Corsi
Vice president of public & community relations........................................Michael Gilbert
Director of media relations..........................................................................Chris Bandura
Public relations assistants..........................................................Ian Ott, Marc Heintzman
General office........................................................................................... (716) 855-4100
Stanley Cup titles......................................................................................................None
Home ice................................................................................First Niagara Center (1996)
2011-12 record..................................................................................................... 39-32-11
AHL affiliate.....................................................................................Rochester Americans
HURRICANES vs. BUFFALO
ALL-TIME:............... GP: 183............69-92-21-1 .................... GF: 518................... GA: 622
at home:................. GP: 92.................39-40-13 ....................GF: 262................... GA: 266
on road:.................. GP: 91................30-52-8-1 ....................GF: 256 .................. GA: 356
in overtime:............ GP: 31......................9-7-15
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................7............................ 2/19/1986-11/26/1986
Losing streak..................................................5 ............................. 12/11/1993-4/4/1995
Unbeaten streak.............................................7............................ 2/19/1986-11/26/1986
Goals scored............................................... 9 (2x).................... Last: 12/6/1988 (W, 9-0)
Goals allowed.................................................9..................................12/11/1992 (L, 3-9)
Goals, both teams..................................... 12 (4x).....................Last: 12/11/1992 (L, 3-9)
Current BUF streak...................................................................................................1 win
LAST TRANSACTION
None
HURRICANES WIN SEASON SERIES: 2-1-1 (sABRES: 2-2-0)
06 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 4 Sabres 2
18 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 0 Sabres 1
Attend
16,095
15,072
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 3-16................. 18.8%
Penalty Killing.......... 14-17................. 82.4%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Brian Boucher
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
Ward vs Miller
Chad LaRose
Boucher vs Enroth Jason Pominville
SABRES SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 3-17..................17.6%
Penalty Killing.......... 13-16................. 81.2%
3
181 2-0-1 0
8
117 109 2.65 .932
1
59 0-1-0 0
1
20
19 1.01 .950
At BUFFALO SABRES
Attend
07 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Sabres 3 (OT) 18,690
14 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 4 Sabres 3
18,690
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
4 123-4 0
Jussi Jokinen
4 033 1 10
SABRES
Jhonas Enroth
Ryan Miller
Goaltenders
Ward vs Miller
Ward vs Miller
Winning Goal
Jason Pominville
Jeff Skinner
SABRES LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Jason Pominville 4 325 1 2
Thomas Vanek 4 325 0 2
1
60 1-0-0 1
0
34
3
179 1-2-0 0
9
92
SV GAA SV%
34 0.00 1.000
83 3.02 .902
YEAR OVERALLHOME ROAD
1979-801-3-0 1-1-0 0-2-0
1980-811-2-1 0-2-0 1-0-1
1981-821-4-3 1-2-1 0-2-2
1982-832-5-1 1-3-0 1-2-1
1983-843-5-0 2-2-0 1-3-0
1984-850-5-3 0-2-2 0-3-1
1985-866-2-0 2-2-0 4-0-0
1986-874-4-0 3-1-0 1-3-0
1987-884-3-1 2-1-1 2-2-0
1988-895-3-0 2-2-0 3-1-0
1989-902-6-0 1-3-0 1-3-0
1990-912-4-2 1-2-1 1-2-1
1991-924-2-2 3-0-1 1-2-1
1992-931-6-2 0-3-2 1-3-0
1993-941-3-1 0-2-1 1-1-0
1994-952-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0
10/17/1979 L
11/21/1979 W
12/22/1979 L
3/6/1980 L
10/12/1980 T
11/29/1980 L
1/31/1981 L
3/6/1981 W
11/8/1981 T
12/4/1981 L
12/20/1981 L
1/9/1982 L
1/17/1982 L
3/3/1982 T
3/6/1982 T
3/18/1982 W
10/10/1982 T
11/6/1982 L
11/24/1982 L
12/12/1982 W
1/2/1983 L
3/1/1983 L
3/23/1983 L
3/29/1983 W
10/5/1983 L
10/22/1983 L
12/17/1983 L
12/21/1983 W
2/19/1984 L
2/23/1984 W
3/11/1984 L
1-3 atBUF
5-3BUF
2-4BUF
3-4 atBUF
3-3 atBUF
2-5BUF
3-5BUF
5-3 atBUF
2-2 atBUF
2-4BUF
2-8 atBUF
2-3BUF
1-7 atBUF
3-3 atBUF
2-2BUF
4-1BUF
4-4 atBUF
2-5BUF
2-4BUF
3-1 atBUF
4-8 atBUF
5-6BUF
3-8 atBUF
5-4BUF
3-5 atBUF
2-5BUF
1-4BUF
6-3 atBUF
2-5 atBUF
3-2BUF
3-4* atBUF
3/27/1984 W 4-1BUF
11/2/1984 L 1-8 atBUF
11/3/1984 T 4-4*BUF
12/12/1984 T 2-2*BUF
1/8/1985 T 4-4* atBUF
1/19/1985 L 0-2BUF
3/5/1985 L 3-6 atBUF
3/30/1985 L 1-2BUF
4/2/1985 L 1-2 atBUF
10/10/1985 W 5-4 atBUF
11/1/1985 L 0-2BUF
12/13/1985 W 6-4 atBUF
2/8/1986 L 2-4BUF
2/19/1986 W 6-4 atBUF
3/5/1986 W 5-1BUF
3/7/1986 W 6-2 atBUF
4/1/1986 W 5-3BUF
10/24/1986 W 5-4 atBUF
10/25/1986 W 3-2BUF
11/26/1986 W 3-0BUF
12/14/1986 L 3-4 atBUF
12/17/1986 W 4-3BUF
2/4/1987 L 1-3BUF
2/22/1987L3-5at
BUF
4/5/1987 L 0-6 atBUF
10/21/1987 W 5-3 atBUF
10/28/1987 T 2-2*BUF
11/18/1987 W 9-1BUF
11/27/1987 W 4-2 atBUF
12/5/1987 W 2-1BUF
1/8/1988 L 1-3 atBUF
1995-962-3-0 2-0-0 0-3-0
1996-974-2-0 3-0-0 1-2-0
1997-981-4-1 1-1-1 0-3-0
1998-992-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0
1999-002-2-0-0 1-1-0-01-1-0-0
2000-01 2-2-0-0 2-0-0-00-2-0-0
2001-02 1-1-1-1 0-1-1-01-0-0-1
2002-032-2-0-0 1-1-0-01-1-0-0
2003-041-3-0-0 1-1-0-00-2-0-0
2005-063-1-0 1-1-0 2-0-0
2006-070-3-1 1-1-0 2-0-0
2007-082-2-0 2-0-0 0-2-0
2008-092-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0
2009-102-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0
2010-112-1-1 1-0-11-1-0
2011-122-1-1 1-1-01-0-1
2/27/1988 L
3/31/1988 L
10/26/1988 W
12/2/1988 W
12/6/1988 W
1/4/1989 W
1/31/1989 L
2/9/1989 W
3/16/1989 L
3/28/1989 L
10/13/1989 L
10/18/1989 W
11/8/1989 L
11/26/1989 L
11/28/1989 L
2/18/1990 W
2/23/1990 L
3/10/1990 L
10/10/1990 W
10/28/1990 L
12/7/1990 W
12/18/1990 L
2/23/1991 L
2/24/1991 T
3/17/1991 L
3/30/1991 T
10/19/1991 W
10/27/1991 L
12/7/1991 T
12/13/1991 W
12/23/1991 W
3-4BUF
2-3 atBUF
7-1 atBUF
6-1 atBUF
9-0BUF
5-4* atBUF
3-5BUF
5-2BUF
1-6BUF
2-4 atBUF
1-4 atBUF
2-1BUF
3-6BUF
2-4 atBUF
2-4BUF
6-4 atBUF
3-7 atBUF
0-5BUF
4-3BUF
0-5 atBUF
4-3* atBUF
3-4*BUF
4-5BUF
5-5* atBUF
1-6 atBUF
5-5*BUF
4-1BUF
1-5 atBUF
6-6*BUF
8-4 atBUF
4-3BUF
2/11/1992 W
2/16/1992 L
3/29/1992 T
10/10/1992 L
11/13/1992 L
12/11/1992 L
12/12/1992 T
1/6/1993 L
2/3/1993 L
2/17/1993 L
3/5/1993 W
3/13/1993 T
10/10/1993 W
10/23/1993 T
12/11/1993 L
2/16/1994 L
3/25/1994 L
2/25/1995 L
4/4/1995 L
4/8/1995 W
4/18/1995 W
12/1/1995 L
1/24/1996 L
2/17/1996 W
3/16/1996 W
4/14/1996 L
10/26/1996 L
11/9/1996 W
12/7/1996 W
12/26/1996 L
1/25/1997 W
5-1BUF
4-5 atBUF
2-2* atBUF
2-5BUF
2-8 atBUF
3-9 atBUF
1-1BUF
1-3BUF
2-3 atBUF
3-5BUF
4-2 atBUF
3-3*BUF
3-2 atBUF
3-3*BUF
0-3BUF
3-5BUF
3-6 atBUF
1-3BUF
3-6 atBUF
4-2BUF
2-1 atBUF
1-2 atBUF
2-4 atBUF
2-1*BUF
2-1BUF
1-4 atBUF
6-3 atBUF
4-3*BUF
6-4BUF
5-1 atBUF
5-1 atBUF
4/7/1997 W 4-2BUF
10/15/1997 T 3-3*BUF
10/31/1997 L 2-3*BUF
12/12/1997 L 2-3* atBUF
12/27/1997 W 4-1BUF
1/21/1998 L 1-2 atBUF
4/8/1998 L 1-3 atBUF
12/19/1998 W 3-2 atBUF
12/21/1998 L 1-4BUF
2/15/1999 L 2-3 atBUF
3/8/1999 W 4-1BUF
10/22/1999 L 3-7 atBUF
1/22/2000 W 4-1BUF
3/27/2000 L 1-5BUF
3/31/2000 W 3-1 atBUF
10/25/2000 L 1-4 atBUF
12/15/2000 W 5-3BUF
3/21/2001 W 1-0BUF
3/24/2001 L 1-3 atBUF
12/4/2001 L 2-4BUF
12/14/2001OTL 2-3* atBUF
12/31/2001 W 5-4 atBUF
1/29/2002 T 2-2*BUF
11/7/2002 W 2-0BUF
1/3/2003 L 3-6 atBUF
3/12/2003W3-2*at
BUF
3/29/2003 L 1-3BUF
11/21/2003 L 0-5 atBUF
12/26/2003 L 1-3 atBUF
12/29/2003 W 2-1BUF
1/25/2004 L 2-4BUF
11/9/2005 W
2/12/2006 W
3/22/2006 W
4/18/2006 L
10/4/2006 OT
10/20/2006 L
11/13/2006 L
12/28/2006 L
10/24/2007 W
12/1/2007 L
3/8/2008 W
3/14/2008 L
1/17/2009 L
2/15/2009 W
2/26/2009 W
4/9/2009 L
11/28/2009 L
2/5/2010 W
2/11/2010 W
3/21/2010 L
1/13/2011 L
3/3/2011 W
3/15/2011 W
4/3/2011 OT
10/14/2011 W
11/18/2011 L
1/6/2012 W
3/7/2012 OT
5-3 atBUF
4-3**BUF
4-3 atBUF
0-4BUF
2-3**BUF
4-5 atBUF
4-7BUF
1-4 atBUF
6-2BUF
1-8 atBUF
4-3*BUF
1-7 atBUF
1-3 atBUF
3-0 atBUF
2-1**BUF
1-5BUF
1-5 atBUF
4-3 atBUF
4-3*BUF
3-5BUF
2-3 atBUF
3-2*BUF
1-0 atBUF
1-2*BUF
4-3 atBUF
0-1BUF
4-2BUF
2-3* atBUF
CALGARY FLAMES
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. CALGARY
None
ALL-TIME:.................. GP: 63................ 18-38-7 ................... GF: 204................... GA: 267
at home:.................... GP: 31................ 12-14-5 ....................GF: 105....................GA: 113
on road:..................... GP: 32..................6-24-2 ....................GF: 99................... GA: 154
in overtime:............... GP: 9....................1-3-5
Owner/Chairman................................................................................ N. Murray Edwards
General manager.............................................................................................Jay Feaster
Head coach..................................................................................................... Bob Hartley
Associate coach..................................................................................... Jacques Cloutier
Assistant coach..........................................................................................Martin Gelinas
Goaltender coach..................................................................................... Clint Malarchuk
Vice president of communications................................................................Peter Hanlon
Manager of media relations............................................................................ Sean Kelso
General office........................................................................................... (403) 777-2177
Inaugural season....................................................1972-73 (Atlanta); 1980-81 (Calgary)
Home ice.........................................................................Scotiabank Saddledome (1983)
2011-12 record..................................................................................................... 37-29-16
AHL affiliate.............................................................................................Abbotsford Heat
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................3...................................12/18/85-10/11/86
Losing streak.............................................. 7 (2x).................. Last: 11/11/1992-1/9/1997
Unbeaten streak.............................................6.............................. 3/5/1997-11/30/1999
Goals scored...................................................9.................................... 1/7/1986 (W, 9-1)
Goals allowed................................................ 10...................... Last: 10/21/1982 (L, 3-10)
Goals, both teams......................................... 14.................................. 3/15/1988 (L, 6-8)
Current CAR streak................................................................................................. 1 loss
Current CGY streak....................................................... 1 win/Points in 3 straight games
LAST TRANSACTION
2/28/2011 CGY claimed Brett Carson on waivers.
FLAMES win season series: 1-0-0
At CAROLINA HURRICANES Attend Goaltenders
None
Series Statistics
Power Play...................0-3................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............1-2................. 50.0%
Winning Goal
FLAMES SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................1-2................. 50.0%
Penalty Killing..............3-3............... 100.0%
Goaltending
At CALGARY FLAMES Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
06 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 6 Flames 7 19,289 Ward, Murphy vs Kiprusoff Jarome Iginla
HURRICANES LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
1 213 0 0
FLAMES
Miikka Kiprusoff
HURRICANES
Mike Murphy 19
0-1-0
0022
0.00
1.000
Cam Ward
1
51 0-0-0 0
6
32
26 7.05 .812
FLAMES LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Brendan Morrison 1 224 3 0
1
60 1-0-0 0
6
34
SV GAA SV%
28 6.02 .824
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-803-1-0 2-0-0
1980-811-3-0 0-2-0
1981-821-2-0 1-0-0
1982-830-1-2 0-0-2
1983-840-2-1 0-1-0
1984-850-3-0 0-2-0
1985-862-1-0 1-0-0
1986-871-2-0 1-1-0
1987-880-3-0 0-1-0
1988-891-2-0 1-1-0
1989-900-2-1 0-0-1
ROAD
1-1-0
1-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
0-1-1
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
1990-911-2-0 1-1-0 0-1-0
1991-921-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
1992-930-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1993-940-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1994-95Did Not Play Western Conf. Teams
1995-960-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1996-971-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1997-981-0-1 0-0-1 1-0-0
1998-991-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
1999-001-0-1-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-1-0
2000-010-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
11/25/1979
1/28/1980
2/2/1980
2/23/1980
12/6/1980
1/23/1981
2/27/1981
3/8/1981
10/24/1981
1/27/1982
2/16/1982
10/21/1982
11/20/1982
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
T
4-2CGY(ATL)
6-1CGY(ATL)
3-5 atCGY(ATL)
6-5 atCGY(ATL)
5-3 atCGY
2-4CGY
1-5 atCGY
4-5CGY
3-7 atCGY
3-1CGY
2-7 atCGY
3-10 atCGY
4-4CGY
3/20/1983
1/13/1984
2/11/1984
3/20/1984
10/23/1984
1/15/1985
2/6/1985
12/4/1985
12/18/1985
1/7/1986
10/11/1986
11/13/1986
3/11/1987
T
T
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
2-2CGY
3-3* atCGY
3-6CGY
1-4 atCGY
4-9 atCGY
2-5CGY
4-7*CGY
5-8 atCGY
4-3CGY
9-1 atCGY
6-5CGY
3-4 atCGY
1-6CGY
2001-020-0-1-0 0-0-1-0 0-0-0-0
2002-031-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2003-040-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
2005-06Did Not Play Northwest Div. Teams
2006-070-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2007-080-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2008-091-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2009-100-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2010-111-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2011-120-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
12/22/1987
1/27/1988
3/15/1988
11/7/1988
11/19/1988
12/10/1988
1/5/1990
1/19/1990
3/17/1990
12/29/1990
1/23/1991
2/9/1991
11/6/1991
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
T
L
L
W
L
L
5-6* atCGY
1-5 atCGY
6-8CGY
3-6 atCGY
2-5CGY
4-1CGY
4-6 atCGY
3-3*CGY
4-5 atCGY
2-8 atCGY
5-4CGY
2-5CGY
2-3CGY
3/16/1992
11/11/1992
2/13/1993
11/3/1993
2/11/1994
12/20/1995
1/10/1996
1/9/1997
3/5/1997
11/13/1997
11/23/1997
3/12/1999
10/11/1999
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
T
W
T
4-3 atCGY
3-4CGY
3-4* atCGY
3-6CGY
1-4 atCGY
2-3CGY
2-3* atCGY
3-2 atCGY
2-0CGY
4-2 atCGY
3-3*CGY
2-1CGY
3-3* atCGY
11/30/1999
12/9/2000
3/11/2002
12/12/2002
12/11/2003
12/5/2006
12/14/2007
3/6/2009
2/3/2010
1/11/2011
12/6/2011
W
L
T
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
4-3CGY
2-7 atCGY
3-3*CGY
4-3 atCGY
1-0 atCGY
0-3 atCGY
3-4CGY
6-1CGY
1-4 atCGY
6-5**CGY
6-7 atCGY
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. CHICAGO
None
ALL-TIME:...............GP: 65....................28-29-8 ....................GF: 199................... GA: 222
at home:.................GP: 33.....................17-12-4 ....................GF: 109..................... GA: 98
on road:..................GP: 32.....................11-17-4 ......................GF: 90 .................. GA: 124
in overtime:............GP: 6.......................... 2-1-3
Chairman............................................................................... W. Rockwell “Rocky” Wirtz
Vice president/General manager................................................................Stan Bowman
Head coach..............................................................................................Joel Quenneville
Assistant coaches.............................................................. Mike Kitchen, Jamie Kompon
Goaltending coach................................................................................... Stephane Waite
Director of media relations......................................................................... Brandon Faber
Director of public relations........................................................................Adam Rogowin
General office........................................................................................... (312) 455-7000
Stanley Cup titles................................................................... 4 (1934, 1938, 1961, 2010)
Home ice..........................................................................................United Center (1994)
Building capacity.....................................................................................................19,717
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................45-26-11
AHL affiliate........................................................................................... Rockford Icehogs
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................4.................................3/8/2000-3/5/2002
Losing streak..................................................6..............................2/28/1991-3/28/1993
Unbeaten streak.............................................8............................... 3/8/2000-3/12/2008
Goals scored.................................................. 11............................... 3/15/1986 (W, 11-4)
Goals allowed................................................ 11............................... 11/23/1980 (L, 3-11)
Goals, both teams......................................... 15............................... 3/15/1986 (W, 11-4)
Current CAR streak..................................................................................................1 win
Current CHI streak................................................................................................... 1 loss
LAST TRANSACTION
2/26/2008 CAR acquired Tuomo Ruutu in exchange for Andrew Ladd.
28 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Blackhawks 0
Attend
16,056
Series Statistics
Power Play...................0-5................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............3-3............... 100.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Ward vs Crawford
Winning Goal
Tim Brent
BLACKHAWKS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................0-3................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............5-5............... 100.0%
1
60 1-0-0 1
0
30
At CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
None
GP G A TP+/-PM
Tim Brent
1 101 1 0
Jiri Tlusty
1 101 1 0
Bryan Allen
1 011 2 0
Tim Gleason
1 011 2 0
Jussi Jokinen
1 011 1 0
Chad LaRose
1 011 1 0
BLACKHAWKS
Corey Crawford
SV GAA SV%
30 0.00 1.000
Attend
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
BLACKHAWKS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
None
1
60 0-1-0 0
3
33
SV GAA SV%
30 3.00 .909
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-801-1-2 1-1-0
1980-810-3-1 0-2-0
1981-821-1-1 0-0-1
1982-830-3-0 0-2-0
1983-842-1-0 1-0-0
1984-852-1-0 1-1-0
1985-861-2-0 1-0-0
1986-871-2-0 0-2-0
1987-882-1-0 1-0-0
1988-892-1-0 2-0-0
1989-901-2-0 1-0-0
ROAD
0-0-2
0-1-1
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
1990-911-1-1 1-0-1 0-1-0
1991-920-3-0 0-2-0 0-1-0
1992-930-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1993-942-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1995-961-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1996-970-1-1 0-0-1 0-1-0
1997-981-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
1998-991-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1999-001-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
2000-012-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
10/14/1979 T
11/9/1979
L
11/11/1979 T
1/19/1980 W
11/23/1980 L
1/17/1981
L
2/7/1981
L
2/15/1981
T
10/31/1981 T
12/13/1981 L
1/25/1982 W
11/26/1982 L
1/23/1983
L
3-3 atCHI
2-4CHI
5-5 atCHI
5-3CHI
3-11 atCHI
2-3CHI
2-6CHI
4-4 atCHI
2-2CHI
1-6 atCHI
6-5 atCHI
3-4CHI
2-4 atCHI
2/19/1983
10/30/1983
11/12/1983
2/5/1984
10/28/1984
11/17/1984
1/5/1985
10/23/1985
1/12/1986
3/15/1986
1/3/1987
2/17/1987
2/21/1987
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
2-4CHI
1-6 atCHI
6-1CHI
4-3 atCHI
4-1 atCHI
0-7CHI
4-3CHI
2-9 atCHI
2-4 atCHI
11-4CHI
2-3CHI
5-4 atCHI
3-6CHI
2001-021-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2002-030-0-1-0 0-0-1-0 0-0-0-0
2003-041-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2005-061-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2006-07 Did Not Play Central Div. Teams
2007-081-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2008-090-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1
2009-101-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2010-110-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2011-121-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
10/24/1987
1/13/1988
3/2/1988
10/15/1988
12/14/1988
4/1/1989
11/12/1989
12/30/1989
1/27/1990
11/6/1990
2/10/1991
2/28/1991
10/26/1991
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
T
W
L
L
5-3CHI
1-2 atCHI
2-1 atCHI
7-5CHI
3-4 atCHI
6-1CHI
2-4 atCHI
3-7 atCHI
6-4CHI
1-1*CHI
3-1CHI
3-6 atCHI
2-4CHI
11/10/1991
3/28/1992
1/23/1993
3/28/1993
10/14/1993
3/30/1994
10/14/1995
12/10/1995
12/29/1996
2/26/1997
10/26/1997
1/14/1998
10/28/1998
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
T
W
L
W
0-3CHI
1-3CHI
2-6CHI
0-3 atCHI
6-2 atCHI
3-2*CHI
3-2CHI
1-4 atCHI
4-3 atCHI
2-2*CHI
3-2 atCHI
1-4CHI
2-0CHI
4/3/1999
3/8/2000
12/31/2000
3/4/2001
3/5/2002
10/26/2002
3/17/2004
12/13/2005
3/12/2008
3/11/2009
1/30/2010
3/4/2011
10/28/2011
L
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
OT
W
L
W
1-2 atCHI
4-1CHI
2-1CHI
6-3 atCHI
2-1* atCHI
3-3*CHI
3-2 atCHI
5-3CHI
3-0 atCHI
2-3** atCHI
4-2CHI
2-5 atCHI
3-0CHI
COLORADO AVALANCHE
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. COLORADO
None
ALL-TIME:........... GP: 134................44-67-22-1 ....................GF: 416....................GA: 511
at home:............. GP: 66.................. 27-26-12-1 ....................GF: 216................... GA: 223
on road:.............. GP: 68......................17-41-10 ................... GF: 200 .................. GA: 288
in overtime:........ GP: 22......................... 3-3-16
Owner.................................................................................................. E. Stanley Kroenke
General manager/Executive vice president............................................... Greg Sherman
Head coach....................................................................................................... Joe Sacco
Assistant coaches.........................................................................Tim Army, David Quinn
Goaltending consultant................................................................................. Kirk McLean
Senior vice president, communications & business operations...............Jean Martineau
Senior director of media services/internet......................................Brendan McNicholas
Website/Media relations coordinator........................................................ Kevin Shohara
General office............................................................................................(303) 405-1100
Inaugural season.................................................1979-80 (Quebec); 1995-96 (Colorado)
Stanley Cup titles.......................................................................................2 (1996, 2001)
Home ice............................................................................................Pepsi Center (1999)
2011-12 record.......................................................................................................41-35-6
AHL affiliate........................................................................................ Lake Erie Monsters
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................4................................2/3/1990-3/31/1990
Losing streak..................................................6.............................11/29/1997-11/3/2000
Unbeaten streak.............................................8.......................... 12/26/1989-11/21/1990
Goals scored.................................................. 11................................1/17/1986 (W, 11-6)
Goals allowed................................................ 12...................................2/1/1983 (L, 3-12)
Goals, both teams......................................... 17................................1/17/1986 (W, 11-6)
Current COL streak....................................................... 1 win/Points in 2 straight games
LAST TRANSACTION
3/3/2010 CAR acquired Cedric LaLonde-McNicoll and COL’s 2010 sixth-round pick
(167th overall – Tyler Stahl) from COL in exchange for Stephane Yelle and
Harrison Reed.
AVALANCHE WIN SEASON series: 1-0-0 (HURRICANES: 0-0-1)
None
Series Statistics
Power Play...................0-3................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............0-0............... 100.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Attend
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
AVALANCHE SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................0-0................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............3-3............... 100.0%
1
65 0-0-1 0
4
33
At COLORADO AVALANCHE
Attend
10 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Avalanche 4 (OT) 16,854
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
1 112 2 0
Tuomo Ruutu
1 022 0 0
AVALANCHE
J-S Giguere
SV GAA SV%
29 3.69 .879
Goaltenders
Ward vs Giguere
Winning Goal
Ryan O’Reilly
AVALANCHE LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Paul Stastny
1 112 0 2
David Jones
1 022 2 2
1
65 1-0-0 0
3
42
SV GAA SV%
39 2.77 .929
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-801-1-2 1-0-1
1980-812-2-0 2-0-0
1981-822-3-3 1-0-3
1982-832-6-0 2-2-0
1983-841-3-4 0-1-3
1984-853-5-0 2-2-0
1985-864-4-0 2-2-0
1986-873-3-2 3-0-1
1987-882-6-0 0-4-0
1988-894-3-1 2-2-0
1989-906-1-1 3-1-0
ROAD
0-1-1
0-2-0
1-3-0
0-4-0
1-2-1
1-3-0
2-2-0
0-3-1
2-2-0
2-1-1
3-0-1
YEAROVERALL HOME
1990-911-3-4 0-2-2
1991-923-5-0 3-1-0
1992-933-3-1 1-1-1
1993-941-4-0 0-2-0
1994-951-3-0 1-1-0
1995-962-0-0 1-0-0
1996-970-1-1 0-1-0
1997-980-1-1 0-1-0
1998-990-2-0 0-1-0
1999-000-2-0-0 0-1-0-0
2000-010-1-1-0 0-0-1-0
10/24/1979 T 2-2 at COL(QUE)
11/24/1979 T 4-4 COL(QUE)
2/26/1980
L 5-9 at COL(QUE)
4/4/1980
W 9-2 COL(QUE)
10/25/1980 W 4-2 COL(QUE)
12/21/1980 L 5-6 at COL(QUE)
2/2/1981
L 2-4 at COL(QUE)
4/1/1981
W 5-4 COL(QUE)
10/6/1981
L 5-6 at COL(QUE)
11/21/1981
L 3-7 at COL(QUE)
11/25/1981T3-3
COL
(QUE)
1/11/1982
L 2-6 at COL(QUE)
1/20/1982
W 4-2 COL(QUE)
1/31/1982
T 4-4 COL(QUE)
3/16/1982
W 7-5 at COL(QUE)
3/24/1982
T 3-3 COL(QUE)
11/10/1982 W 7-5 COL(QUE)
12/28/1982 L 1-4 at COL(QUE)
1/27/1983
W 5-2 COL(QUE)
2/1/1983
L 3-12 at COL(QUE)
3/5/1983
L 3-10 at COL(QUE)
3/6/1983
L 3-7 COL(QUE)
4/2/1983
L 4-5 COL(QUE)
4/3/1983
L 5-6 at COL(QUE)
10/13/1983 T 4-4* COL(QUE)
11/17/1983
L 2-4 COL(QUE)
11/19/1983 T 4-4* at COL(QUE)
12/27/1983
1/28/1984
1/29/1984
3/24/1984
3/25/1984
10/31/1984
11/10/1984
12/1/1984
1/2/1985
2/10/1985
3/24/1985
4/6/1985
4/7/1985
10/15/1985
10/30/1985
11/9/1985
12/31/1985
1/2/1986
1/17/1986
1/18/1986
3/8/1986
11/1/1986
11/2/1986
12/1/1986
12/3/1986
1/23/1987
1/27/1987
L
L
T
W
T
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
T
T
L
W
W
L
3-7 at COL(QUE)
0-3 at COL(QUE)
5-5* COL(QUE)
3-2* at COL(QUE)
6-6* COL(QUE)
3-5 COL(QUE)
1-0 at COL(QUE)
4-8 at COL(QUE)
3-7 at COL(QUE)
4-10 COL(QUE)
2-1 COL(QUE)
2-1 COL(QUE)
1-4 at COL(QUE)
1-4 at COL(QUE)
6-4 COL(QUE)
4-3 at COL(QUE)
1-5 at COL(QUE)
2-3 COL(QUE)
11-6 COL(QUE)
5-2 at COL(QUE)
3-6 COL(QUE)
2-2* COL(QUE)
3-3* at COL(QUE)
1-4 at COL(QUE)
2-1 COL(QUE)
3-2 COL(QUE)
2-4 at COL(QUE)
ROAD
1-1-2
0-4-0
2-2-0
1-2-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
0-0-1
0-0-1
0-1-0
0-1-0-0
0-1-0-0
2001-020-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
2002-030-0-0-1 0-0-0-1 0-0-0-0
2003-040-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
2006-070-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2007-080-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2008-091-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2009-101-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
2010-111-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2011-120-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1
2/28/1987
3/10/1987
10/8/1987
11/1/1987
11/7/1987
12/8/1987
12/26/1987
12/27/1987
3/8/1988
3/13/1988
10/6/1988
11/23/1988
11/26/1988
12/28/1988
1/23/1989
1/28/1989
2/23/1989
3/23/1989
10/8/1989
10/25/1989
11/22/1989
12/26/1989
2/3/1990
2/21/1990
3/21/1990
3/31/1990
10/4/1990
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
T
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
T
W
W
W
W
T
2-1 COL(QUE)
4-6 at COL(QUE)
1-5 COL(QUE)
5-1 at COL(QUE)
3-5 COL(QUE)
5-4 at COL(QUE)
2-4 COL(QUE)
3-5 at COL(QUE)
4-6 at COL(QUE)
1-4 COL(QUE)
2-5 COL(QUE)
4-3 COL(QUE)
4-2 at COL(QUE)
4-4* at COL(QUE)
5-0 at COL(QUE)
2-3* COL(QUE)
4-2 COL(QUE)
3-6 at COL(QUE)
9-6 at COL(QUE)
2-0 COL(QUE)
2-4 COL(QUE)
3-3* at COL(QUE)
5-1 at COL(QUE)
3-2 COL(QUE)
4-1 COL(QUE)
3-2 at COL(QUE)
3-3* COL(QUE)
10/16/1990
11/21/1990
11/28/1990
12/26/1990
3/2/1991
3/10/1991
3/23/1991
10/5/1991
11/12/1991
11/25/1991
12/28/1991
1/2/1992
2/22/1992
3/5/1992
3/9/1992
11/3/1992
11/21/1992
12/31/1992
1/9/1993
2/27/1993
3/8/1993
4/10/1993
10/20/1993
1/29/1994
2/1/1994
3/17/1994
4/7/1994
T
T
L
W
T
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
T
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
1-1* at COL(QUE)
4-4* COL(QUE)
3-4 COL(QUE)
4-1 at COL(QUE)
3-3* at COL(QUE)
1-2 COL(QUE)
3-7 at COL(QUE)
2-4 at COL(QUE)
5-4 COL(QUE)
2-5 at COL(QUE)
1-4 at COL(QUE)
4-1 COL(QUE)
4-0 COL(QUE)
4-10 COL(QUE)
0-2 at COL(QUE)
3-3* COL(QUE)
2-8 at COL(QUE)
2-6 COL(QUE)
4-2 COL(QUE)
5-3 at COL(QUE)
4-2 at COL(QUE)
3-6 at COL(QUE)
2-5 COL(QUE)
2-3 COL(QUE)
2-1 at COL(QUE)
1-4 at COL(QUE)
2-5 at COL(QUE)
2/5/1995
2/8/1995
3/9/1995
5/3/1995
12/15/1995
2/9/1996
11/16/1996
3/25/1997
10/24/1997
11/29/1997
11/2/1998
3/18/1999
12/4/1999
12/20/1999
11/3/2000
1/6/2001
10/23/2001
1/13/2003
2/3/2004
12/11/2006
1/12/2008
2/22/2009
10/23/2009
1/8/2010
12/3/2010
2/10/2012
L
L
W
L
W
W
T
L
T
L
L
L
L
L
L
T
L
OTL
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
OT
1-3 at COL(QUE)
2-3 COL(QUE)
2-1 COL(QUE)
1-4 at COL(QUE)
4-2COL
3-2* atCOL
4-4* atCOL
4-0COL
3-3* atCOL
2-3COL
2-3COL
2-3 atCOL
1-3 atCOL
2-4COL
3-5 atCOL
2-2*COL
1-5 atCOL
2-3*COL
1-3 atCOL
2-5 atCOL
4-5COL
5-2COL
4-5 atCOL
2-1COL
2-1*COL
3-4* atCOL
COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. COLUMBUS
None
ALL-TIME:................. GP: 13..................... 6-7-0 ......................GF: 31..................... GA: 38
at home:................... GP: 7.......................4-3-0 ......................GF: 18..................... GA: 20
on road:.................... GP: 6.......................2-4-0 ......................GF: 13 .................... GA: 18
in overtime:.............. GP: 0.......................0-0-0
Majority owner/Governor.....................................................................John P. McConnell
General manager........................................................................................ Scott Howson
Head coach..................................................................................................Todd Richards
Assistant coaches........................................... Keith Acton, Craig Hartsburg, Dan Hinote
Goaltending coach............................................................................................... Ian Clark
Vice president of communications & team services.................................. Todd Sharrock
Director of communications........................................................................... Karen Davis
Manager of communications....................................................................Ryan Holtmann
General office........................................................................................... (614) 246-4625
SERIES RECORDS
Inaugural season................................................................................................. 2000-01
Home ice.................................................................................. Nationwide Arena (2000)
2011-12 record...................................................................................................... 29-46-7
AHL affiliate.........................................................................................Springfield Falcons
LAST TRANSACTION
Winning streak...............................................4................................3/7/2001-3/10/2003
Losing streak..................................................5........................... 12/29/2007-3/23/2012
Unbeaten streak.............................................4................................3/7/2001-3/10/2003
Goals scored...................................................6................................. 3/10/2003 (W, 6-5)
Goals allowed............................................. 5 (3x)...................... Last: 3/23/2012 (L, 1-5)
Goals, both teams......................................... 11................................ 3/10/2003 (W, 6-5)
Current CAR streak..............................................................................................5 losses
Current CBJ streak................................................................................................. 5 wins
2/23/2007 CAR acquired Anson Carter from CBJ in exchange for CAR’s 2008 fifth
round pick (135th overall – Thomas Kubalik).
BLUE JACKETS win season series: 1-0-0
None
Series Statistics
Power Play...................0-5................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............2-3................. 66.7%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Winning Goal
At COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
23 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 1 Blue Jackets 5
BLUE JACKETS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................1-3................. 33.3%
Penalty Killing..............5-5............... 100.0%
GP G A TP+/-PM
Drayson Bowman 1 101 0 0
Justin Faulk
1 011 -1 0
Attend
Goaltenders
1
60 0-1-0 0
5
26
BLUE JACKETS
Steve Mason
SV GAA SV%
21 5.00 .808
GP
1
Attend
15,085
Min W-L-OT SO
60 1-0-0 0
Goaltenders
Ward vs Mason
Winning Goal
RJ Umberger
BLUE JACKETS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
RJ Umberger
1 303 2 0
Derick Brassard 1 033 2 2
GA
1
SA
40
SV
39
GAA SV%
1.00 .975
YEAROVERALL HOME
2000-011-1-0-0 1-0-0-0
2001-021-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2002-032-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2003-041-1-0-0 0-1-0-0
ROAD
0-1-0-0
0-0-0-0
1-0-0-0
1-0-0-0
2005-061-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2007-080-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2008-090-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
12/29/2000
3/7/2001
11/19/2001
11/30/2002
3/10/2003
L
W
W
W
W
1-3 atCBJ
2-1CBJ
5-2CBJ
4-2 atCBJ
6-5CBJ
3/2/2004
L
3/8/2004
W
12/15/2005 W
12/29/2007 L
2/14/2009
L
0-3CBJ
4-1 atCBJ
2-1CBJ
1-4 atCBJ
1-5CBJ
11/7/2009
3/12/2011
3/23/2012
L
L
L
2-3 atCBJ
2-3CBJ
1-5 atCBJ
YEAROVERALL HOME
2009-100-1-0 0-0-0
2010-110-1-0 0-1-0
2011-120-1-0 0-0-0
ROAD
0-1-0
0-0-0
0-1-0
DALLAS STARS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
None
HURRICANES vs. DALLAS
ALL-TIME:............... GP: 69............... 25-35-8-1 ....................GF: 207................... GA: 251
at home:................. GP: 36................... 15-17-4 .................... GF: 114................... GA: 126
on road:.................. GP: 33................ 10-18-4-1 ......................GF: 93 .................. GA: 125
in overtime:............ GP: 11.......................2-3-6
Chairman of the board/Owner...................................................................... Tom Gaglardi
General manager.................................................................................... Joe Nieuwendyk
Head coach.................................................................................................. Glen Gulutzan
Assistant coaches...................................................................... Curt Fraser, Paul Jerrard
Goaltending coach...........................................................................................Mike Valley
Director, team services & hockey communications.................................Jason Rademan
Coordinator, hockey communications & team services..................................Joe Calvillo
Coordinator, hockey communications..........................................................Greg Ramirez
General office........................................................................................... (214) 387-5500
SERIES RECORDS
Inaugural season.................................................1967-68 (Minnesota); 1993-94 (Dallas)
Home ice....................................................................... American Airlines Center (2001)
2011-12 record.......................................................................................................42-35-5
AHL affiliate.....................................................................................................Texas Stars
LAST TRANSACTION
Winning streak...............................................5.............................3/21/1987-11/12/1988
Losing streak..................................................7.............................10/11/1979-2/14/1981
Unbeaten streak.............................................5.............................3/21/1987-11/12/1988
Goals scored...................................................8..................................3/26/1988 (W, 8-1)
Goals allowed.................................................9..................................10/11/1980 (L, 3-9)
Current CAR streak...................................................1 loss/Winless in 3 straight games
Current DAL streak................................................................................................. 3 wins
6/29/2004 CAR acquired DAL’s 2005 fourth-round pick (94th overall – Jakub Vojta)
from DAL in exchange for Jaroslav Svoboda.
STARS WIN SEASON SERIES: 1-0-0
Winning Goal
06 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Stars 5 14,815 Boucher, Ward vs Lehtonen Jamie Benn
Series Statistics
Power Play...................2-9................. 22.2%
Penalty Killing..............2-3................. 66.7%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Brian Boucher
Cam Ward
STARS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................1-3................. 33.3%
Penalty Killing..............7-9................. 77.8%
1
36 0-0-0 0
1
13
1
24 0-1-0 0
4
14
At DALLAS STARS
None
GP G A TP+/-PM
Chad LaRose
1 101 -2 0
Tuomo Ruutu
1 101 -2 0
Jay Harrison
1 011 -1 0
Derek Joslin
1 011 -210
Tomas Kaberle 1 011 -3 0
Jeff Skinner
1 011 -2 4
STARS
Kari Lehtonen
SV GAA SV%
12 1.66 .923
10 10.09 .714
Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
STARS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Michael Ryder 1 123 2 0
Loui Eriksson
1 033 3 0
1
60 1-0-0 0
2
32
SV GAA SV%
30 2.00 .938
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-800-4-0 0-2-0
1980-811-3-0 1-1-0
1981-821-2-0 1-1-0
1982-830-2-1 0-1-0
1983-843-0-0 2-0-0
1984-851-2-0 0-1-0
1985-861-2-0 1-1-0
1986-871-2-0 1-0-0
1987-883-0-0 2-0-0
1988-892-1-0 0-1-0
1989-902-1-0 1-1-0
ROAD
0-2-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
0-1-1
1-0-0
1-10-1-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
1990-911-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-0
1991-921-1-1 0-1-1 1-0-0
1992-931-0-1 0-0-1 1-0-0
1993-940-1-1 0-0-1 0-1-0
1995-961-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
1996-970-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1997-980-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1998-990-1-1 0-0-1 0-1-0
1999-001-1-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
2000-011-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
10/11/1979 L
1/9/1980
L
2/10/1980 L
3/16/1980 L
10/11/1980 L
11/12/1980 L
2/14/1981 L
2/25/1981 W
11/7/1981 W
2/22/1982L
3/28/1982 L
11/2/1982 L
12/14/1982 T
1/22/1983 L
1-4 atDAL(MIN)
2-6 atDAL(MIN)
2-6DAL(MIN)
1-6DAL(MIN)
3-9 atDAL(MIN)
1-5DAL(MIN)
4-7 atDAL(MIN)
3-2DAL(MIN)
4-2DAL(MIN)
7-8at
DAL
(MIN)
2-5DAL(MIN)
6-7DAL(MIN)
3-3 atDAL(MIN)
2-7 atDAL(MIN)
11/8/1983
12/23/1983
1/10/1984
10/27/1984
11/28/1984
1/12/1985
11/13/1985
2/15/1986
2/26/1986
12/31/1986
1/10/1987
3/21/1987
1/19/1988
1/23/1988
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
6-4DAL(MIN)
5-3DAL(MIN)
6-3 atDAL(MIN)
5-3 atDAL(MIN)
2-4DAL(MIN)
4-5 atDAL(MIN)
5-2DAL(MIN)
1-4 atDAL(MIN)
2-5DAL(MIN)
2-5 atDAL(MIN)
3-4 atDAL(MIN)
5-1DAL(MIN)
6-3 atDAL(MIN)
5-0DAL(MIN)
2001-021-0-1-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-1-0
2002-031-0-0-1 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-1
2003-040-1-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-0-0-0
2005-060-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1
2006-071-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2007-08 Did Not Play Pacific Div. Teams
2008-090-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2009-101-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
2010-110-1-1 0-1-0 0-0-1
2011-120-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
3/26/1988
11/12/1988
12/3/1988
2/18/1989
10/7/1989
12/23/1989
2/7/1990
10/24/1990
11/10/1990
12/23/1990
1/28/1992
2/9/1992
2/29/1992
1/3/1993
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
T
W
T
8-1DAL(MIN)
3-1 atDAL(MIN)
2-4DAL(MIN)
4-3 atDAL(MIN)
4-6DAL(MIN)
4-3DAL(MIN)
5-3 atDAL(MIN)
0-3 atDAL(MIN)
3-2 atDAL(MIN)
2-5DAL(MIN)
3-4DAL(MIN)
4-4*DAL(MIN)
5-4* atDAL(MIN)
6-6*DAL(MIN)
3/27/1993
10/27/1993
3/12/1994
2/11/1996
2/25/1996
12/20/1996
3/21/1997
1/3/1998
3/20/1998
10/15/1998
3/21/1999
11/20/1999
12/8/1999
10/10/2000
W
L
T
W
L
L
L
L
L
T
L
W
L
W
2-1 atDAL(MIN)
1-5 atDAL
2-2*DAL
5-3 atDAL
2-6DAL
4-1DAL
2-0 atDAL
1-6DAL
1-6 atDAL
2-2*DAL
2-3* atDAL
1-0DAL
1-2 atDAL
5-2DAL
10/7/2001 W
11/21/2001 T
12/22/2002 W
2/11/2003 OTL
12/22/2003 L
12/2/2005 OT
11/18/2006 W
3/12/2009 L
11/23/2009 L
12/16/2009 W
11/29/2010 L
12/10/2010 OT
11/6/2011 L
3-0DAL
4-4* atDAL
1-0DAL
1-2* atDAL
1-3DAL
4-5** atDAL
5-4DAL
2-3 atDAL
0-2 atDAL
5-3DAL
1-4DAL
1-2** atDAL
2-5DAL
DETROIT RED WINGS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. DETROIT
None
ALL-TIME:.................. GP: 67.............26-32-8-1 ................... GF: 204................... GA: 223
at home:.................... GP: 33.................19-13-1 .................... GF: 111..................... GA: 91
on road:..................... GP: 34................7-19-7-1 ......................GF: 93 .................. GA: 132
in overtime:............... GP: 7...................... 1-2-4
Owner/Governor................................................................................................Mike Ilitch
Executive vice president/General manager................................................... Ken Holland
Head coach..................................................................................................Mike Babcock
Associate coach.............................................................................................Tom Renney
Assistant coaches............................................................................................. Bill Peters
Goaltending coach...........................................................................................Jim Bedard
Senior director of communications.................................................................. John Hahn
Media relations manager................................................................................ Todd Beam
General office........................................................................................... (313) 394-7000
Stanley Cup titles............................................. 11 (1936, 1937, 1943, 1950, 1952, 1954,
.........................................................................................1955, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2008)
Home ice...................................................................................... Joe Louis Arena (1979)
Building capacity....................................................................................................20,066
2011-12 record...................................................................................................... 48-28-6
AHL affiliate..................................................................................... Grand Rapids Griffins
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................3..............................4/6/1980-10/29/1980
Losing streak..................................................7............................ 2/24/1994-10/18/1997
Unbeaten streak............................................ 10............................. 1/12/1980-1/23/1982
Goals scored...................................................8.................................10/17/1981 (W, 8-1)
Goals allowed.................................................8....................................11/1/1991 (L, 5-8)
Goals, both teams......................................... 13...................................11/1/1991 (L, 5-8)
Current DET streak...................................................................................................1 win
LAST TRANSACTION
7/9/2001 CAR acquired Aaron Ward in exchange for CAR’s 2002 second-round draft
pick (58th overall – Jiri Hudler).
RED WINGS win season series: 1-0-0
None
Attend
Series Statistics
Power Play...................2-2............... 100.0%
Penalty Killing..............2-2............... 100.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
RED WINGS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................0-2................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............0-2................... 0.0%
1
59 0-1-0 0
5
50
At DETROIT RED WINGS
24 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 4 Red Wings 5
GP G A TP+/-PM
Jiri Tlusty
1 202 0 0
Chad LaRose
1 112 0 0
Jussi Jokinen
1 022 -1 2
Eric Staal
1 022 0 0
RED WINGS
Ty Conklin
SV GAA SV%
45 5.08 .900
Attend
20,066
GP
1
Goaltenders
Ward vs Conklin
Winning Goal
Drew Miller
RED WINGS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Jiri Hudler
1 123 3 0
Valtteri Filppula 1 033 3 0
Min W-L-OT SO
60 1-0-0 0
GA
4
SA
24
SV
20
GAA SV%
4.00 .833
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-802-1-1 1-1-0
1980-812-0-2 2-0-0
1981-822-0-1 1-0-0
1982-830-3-0 0-2-0
1983-841-1-1 1-0-0
1984-852-1-0 2-0-0
1985-862-1-0 1-0-0
1986-871-1-1 1-1-0
1987-882-1-0 1-0-0
1988-892-1-0 1-1-0
1989-902-0-1 0-0-1
ROAD
1-0-1
0-0-2
1-0-1
0-1-0
0-1-1
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-0-1
1-1-0
1-0-0
2-0-0
1990-912-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0
1991-920-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1992-930-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1993-941-2-0 1-0-0 0-2-0
1995-960-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1996-970-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1997-981-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1998-991-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1999-000-2-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-1-0-0
2000-010-0-0-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-1
1/6/1980
1/12/1980
3/12/1980
4/6/1980
10/18/1980
10/29/1980
2/12/1981
3/10/1981
10/17/1981
12/22/1981
1/23/1982
10/30/1982
2/9/1983
2/20/1983
L
W
T
W
W
W
T
T
W
W
T
L
L
L
1-2DET
6-4 atDET
4-4 atDET
5-3DET
4-2DET
5-3DET
2-2 atDET
4-4 atDET
8-1DET
3-2 atDET
2-2 atDET
2-4DET
5-6DET
2-7 atDET
1/3/1984
2/1/1984
2/7/1984
10/18/1984
11/21/1984
1/3/1985
12/29/1985
2/6/1986
3/18/1986
12/6/1986
12/20/1986
3/3/1987
11/6/1987
1/24/1988
L
T
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
T
W
L
W
1-7 atDET
6-6* atDET
4-1DET
7-3DET
2-4 atDET
6-2DET
5-2DET
3-4* atDET
6-4 atDET
1-4DET
2-2* atDET
5-3DET
1-3 atDET
2-1*DET
2001-020-2-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-1-0-0
2002-031-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
2003-040-1-1-0 0-1-0-0 0-0-1-0
2005-061-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2007-080-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2008-090-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2009-100-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2010-111-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2011-120-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
3/24/1988
11/16/1988
12/30/1988
12/31/1988
10/21/1989
11/3/1989
11/14/1989
10/12/1990
2/13/1991
3/14/1991
11/1/1991
2/23/1992
11/6/1992
11/14/1992
W
L
W
W
T
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
3-2 atDET
3-4DET
4-3DET
3-2 atDET
3-3*DET
4-3 atDET
3-0 atDET
2-4 atDET
6-2DET
4-2DET
5-8 atDET
0-4DET
2-5 atDET
0-2DET
12/1/1993
2/24/1994
3/29/1994
12/31/1995
3/6/1996
11/4/1996
11/8/1996
10/18/1997
11/5/1997
12/12/1998
1/21/1999
11/5/1999
12/22/1999
2/14/2001
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
OTL
5-3DET
0-3 atDET
2-6 atDET
2-3 atDET
2-4DET
5-1 atDET
4-1DET
2-4 atDET
3-1DET
3-0DET
1-4 atDET
2-3 atDET
1-4DET
3-4* atDET
10/30/2001 L
11/13/2001 L
11/29/2002 W
1/2/2004
L
1/31/2004
T
1/10/2006 W
12/9/2007
L
10/13/2008 L
1/14/2010
L
4/6/2011
W
3/24/2012
L
2-5DET
3-4 atDET
6-4DET
1-4DET
4-4* atDET
3-2DET
2-5 atDET
1-3DET
1-3 atDET
3-0DET
4-5 atDET
EDMONTON OILERS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
None
Owner/Governor.......................................................... Daryl A. Katz (Rexall Sports Corp)
President of Hockey Operations......................................................................Kevin Lowe
General manager.....................................................................................Steve Tambellini
Head coach..................................................................................................Ralph Krueger
Assistant coaches.............................................................Kelly Buchberger, Steve Smith
Goaltending coach....................................................................................Frederic Chabot
Director, communications & media relations................................................... J.J. Hebert
Manager, communications & team services.............................................Patrick Garland
General office........................................................................................... (780) 414-4000
Inaugural season............................................................1972-73 (WHA); 1979-80 (NHL)
Stanley Cup titles......................................................... 5 (1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990)
Home ice.............................................................................................Rexall Place (1974)
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................32-40-10
AHL affiliate....................................................................................Oklahoma City Barons
HURRICANES vs. EDMONTON
ALL-TIME:................. GP: 66............... 21-33-12 ....................GF: 227................... GA: 235
at home:................... GP: 32..................13-12-7 ....................GF: 127................... GA: 104
on road:.................... GP: 34................... 8-21-5 ....................GF: 100 .................. GA: 131
in overtime:.............. GP: 9....................... 0-1-8
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................3........................... 11/12/1997-12/15/1998
Losing streak.............................................. 4 (2x)...........................1/31/1992-1/15/1993
Unbeaten streak.............................................6............................ 11/12/1997-3/15/2000
Goals scored.................................................. 11...............................2/12/1984 (W, 11-0)
Goals allowed.................................................9..................................... 3/8/1983 (L, 4-9)
Goals, both teams......................................... 15.................................3/29/1985 (W, 8-7)
Current EDM streak..............................................................................................2 losses
LAST TRANSACTION
6/26/2010 CAR acquired Riley Nash from EDM in exchange for OTT’s 2010 second
round pick (46th overall – Martin Marincin).
None
Attend
Series Statistics
Power Play...................2-6................. 33.3%
Penalty Killing............. 4-4............... 100.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
OILERS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................0-4................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............4-6................. 66.7%
1
60 1-0-0
0
3
25
SV GAA SV%
22
3.00 .880
At EDMONTON OILERS
07 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 5 Oilers 3
Attend
16,839
GP G A TP+/-PM
Tomas Kaberle 1 022 -1 0
OILERS
Devan Dubnyk
Goaltenders
Ward vs Dubnyk
Winning Goal
Chad LaRose
OILERS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Belanger
1 101 1 0
Ben Eager
1 101 0 2
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
1 101 1 0
Jordan Eberle
1 011 0 0
Sam Gagner
1 011 0 0
Anton Lander
1 011 0 0
Magnus Paajarvi 1 011 1 0
Lennart Petrell 1 011 0 2
Andy Sutton
1 011 2 9
1
58 0-1-0
0
5
33
SV GAA SV%
28
5.19 .848
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-802-1-1 2-0-0
1980-811-2-1 1-1-0
1981-820-2-1 0-0-1
1982-830-2-1 0-1-1
1983-841-2-0 1-0-0
1984-851-2-0 1-1-0
1985-860-3-0 0-1-0
1986-871-2-0 1-1-0
1987-881-2-0 0-1-0
1988-891-2-0 1-1-0
1989-901-0-2 0-0-1
ROAD
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-2-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-0-1
1990-911-2-0 1-1-0 0-1-0
1991-920-3-0 0-1-0 0-2-0
1992-931-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1993-941-0-1 0-0-1 1-0-0
1995-961-0-1 0-0-1 1-0-0
1996-970-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1997-982-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1998-991-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1
1999-000-0-2-0 0-0-1-0 0-0-1-0
2000-010-1-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-0-0-0
11/17/1979 W
12/9/1979
L
1/2/1980
T
2/19/1980 W
11/28/1980 W
12/7/1980
L
1/9/1981
T
3/25/1981
L
10/21/1981 L
11/11/1981 T
2/19/1982
L
10/14/1982 T
10/20/1982 L
3/8/1983
L
4-0EDM
0-3 atEDM
3-3 atEDM
6-2EDM
6-4EDM
4-6 atEDM
6-6 atEDM
2-7EDM
2-5 atEDM
4-4EDM
4-7 atEDM
4-4EDM
2-4 atEDM
4-9EDM
1/7/1984
2/12/1984
3/21/1984
11/30/1984
2/3/1985
3/29/1985
11/30/1985
1/4/1986
1/15/1986
11/15/1986
3/15/1987
3/25/1987
12/19/1987
1/6/1988
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
3-5 atEDM
11-0EDM
3-5 atEDM
2-4EDM
3-6 atEDM
8-7EDM
5-8 atEDM
3-4 atEDM
1-4EDM
6-2EDM
1-4 atEDM
3-5EDM
4-3 atEDM
1-5EDM
2001-021-0-1-0 0-0-1-0 1-0-0-0
2002-030-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
2003-041-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2006-070-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2007-081-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2008-090-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2009-100-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2010-111-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2011-121-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
1/30/1988
L
12/17/1988 L
2/21/1989
L
3/8/1989
W
1/6/1990
T
1/30/1990
T
3/18/1990 W
12/1/1990
L
12/30/1990 L
2/6/1991
W
1/31/1992
L
2/13/1992
L
3/14/1992
L
1/15/1993
L
2-5 atEDM
2-4EDM
4-7 atEDM
7-3EDM
4-4* atEDM
4-4*EDM
3-1 atEDM
2-4EDM
3-4 atEDM
5-1EDM
1-4 atEDM
1-3EDM
1-3 atEDM
1-3 atEDM
2/20/1993
11/13/1993
2/12/1994
1/9/1996
2/28/1996
1/12/1997
3/15/1997
11/12/1997
3/15/1998
12/15/1998
2/27/1999
10/13/1999
3/15/2000
3/11/2001
W
T
W
W
T
L
L
W
W
W
T
T
T
L
7-3EDM
4-4*EDM
5-2 atEDM
5-1 atEDM
4-4*EDM
2-1* atEDM
4-2EDM
6-4 atEDM
4-1EDM
3-0EDM
2-2* atEDM
3-3* atEDM
2-2*EDM
3-2EDM
11/11/2001
1/10/2002
12/11/2002
12/9/2003
12/6/2006
1/18/2008
11/1/2008
2/1/2010
11/9/2010
12/7/2011
T
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
1-1*EDM
4-1 atEDM
1-4 atEDM
3-2 atEDM
1-3 atEDM
7-2EDM
1-3EDM
2-4 atEDM
7-1EDM
5-3 atEDM
FLORIDA PANTHERS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
1/19/13............................at FLA.......................7:30 p.m.
3/2/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
3/3/13..............................at FLA............................6 p.m.
3/19/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
General partner/Chairman/CEO..........................................................................Cliff Viner
Executive vice president/General manager.....................................................Dale Tallon
Head coach................................................................................................... Kevin Dineen
Assistant coaches.................................................................Gord Murphy, Craig Ramsay
Goaltending coach........................................................................................... Robb Tallas
Vice president, communications & public affairs........................................... Matt Sacco
Director, communications.......................................................................Justin Copertino
General office...........................................................................................(954) 835-7000
Home ice............................................................................................BB&T Center (1998)
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................38-26-18
AHL affiliate................................................................................... San Antonio Rampage
HURRICANES vs. FLORIDA
ALL-TIME:............... GP: 99..............49-34-15-1 ....................GF: 271................... GA: 276
at home:................. GP: 49................... 32-12-5 ....................GF: 155................... GA: 120
on road:.................. GP: 50...............17-22-10-1 .................... GF: 116 .................. GA: 156
in overtime:............ GP: 29....................11-5-13
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................7............................. 12/23/2006-4/7/2007
Losing streak.............................................. 3 (2x)................Last: 12/10/1997-1/27/1998
Unbeaten streak.............................................8........................... 11/29/2000-4/12/2002
Goals scored............................................... 7 (3x).....................Last: 10/9/2009 (W, 7-2)
Goals allowed.................................................7....................................11/5/2010 (L, 4-7)
Goals, both teams......................................... 12....................................4/4/2004 (T, 6-6)
Current FLA streak...................................................................................................1 win
LAST TRANSACTION
1/18/2012 CAR acquired Evgenii Dadonov and A.J. Jenks in exchange for Jon
Matsumoto and Mattias Lindstrom.
PANTHERS WIN SEASON SERIES: 5-1-0 (HURRICANES: 1-3-2)
21 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Panthers 1
25 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Panthers 3 (SO)
29 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 1 Panthers 3
Attend
18,680
18,680
13,065
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 3-18................. 16.7%
Penalty Killing.......... 12-15................. 80.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
Brian Boucher
Goaltenders
Ward vs Theodore
Peters vs Theodore
Ward vs Theodore
Winning Goal
Joni Pitkanen
(Stephen Weiss)
Shawn Matthias
PANTHERS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 3-15................. 20.0%
Penalty Killing.......... 15-18................. 83.3%
GP MinW-L-OT SO GA SA SV
4
240 1-2-1 0
7
108 101
1
65 0-0-1 0
2
44
42
1
60 0-1-0 0
3
25
22
GAA
1.75
1.85
3.01
At FLORIDA PANTHERS
Attend
07 Apr ‘12 Hurricanes 1 Panthers 4
19,057
11 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 0 Panthers 2
15,081
18 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Panthers 3 (OT) 15,289
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
6 235-6 4
Goaltenders
Boucher vs Clemmensen
Ward vs Theodore
Ward vs Theodore
Winning Goal
John Madden
Tomas Fleischmann
Kris Versteeg
PANTHERS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Stephen Weiss 6 145 1 6
PANTHERS
Jose Theodore
5
307 4-1-0 1
8
154 146 1.56 .948
Scott Clemmensen 1
60 1-0-0 0
1
35
34 1.01 .971
SV%
.935
.955
.880
YEAROVERALL HOME
1993-943-1-0 1-1-0
1994-950-3-1 0-2-0
1995-961-3-0 1-1-0
1996-972-1-1 2-0-0
1997-981-3-0 0-2-0
1998-991-0-4 1-0-1
ROAD
2-0-0
0-1-1
0-2-0
0-1-1
1-1-0
0-0-3
YEAROVERALL HOME
1999-003-2-0-0 2-1-0-0
2000-012-1-2-0 1-1-0-0
2001-024-0-1-0 2-0-1-0
2002-031-3-0-1 1-1-0-0
2003-042-2-2-0 2-0-1-0
2005-066-1-1 4-0-0
11/23/1993
11/27/1993
12/29/1993
3/4/1994
1/28/1995
2/11/1995
3/12/1995
3/29/1995
10/21/1995
12/2/1995
3/2/1996
4/1/1996
10/12/1996
11/29/1996
12/11/1996
1/22/1997
12/10/1997
12/26/1997
1/27/1998
3/23/1998
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
T
L
L
W
L
L
T
W
W
L
L
L
W
2-1* atFLA
4-0FLA
3-5FLA
2-1 atFLA
1-2FLA
3-4 atFLA
1-4FLA
4-4* atFLA
0-3 atFLA
3-5FLA
7-1FLA
2-3 atFLA
0-6 atFLA
1-1* atFLA
5-2FLA
2-1*FLA
2-5FLA
2-5FLA
0-3 atFLA
5-3 atFLA
12/5/1998
1/1/1999
1/14/1999
2/6/1999
3/6/1999
12/26/1999
1/14/2000
2/1/2000
2/24/2000
2/26/2000
10/13/2000
11/15/2000
11/29/2000
1/9/2001
1/12/2001
12/8/2001
12/12/2001
1/25/2002
3/21/2002
4/12/2002
T
T
W
T
T
W
L
W
L
W
T
L
W
W
T
W
W
T
W
W
3-3* atFLA
3-3* atFLA
3-2FLA
3-3*FLA
2-2* atFLA
4-3*FLA
1-5 atFLA
4-2FLA
2-4FLA
2-1* atFLA
2-2* atFLA
1-4FLA
2-1* atFLA
7-3FLA
2-2* atFLA
3-2 atFLA
4-1FLA
1-1*FLA
3-2FLA
3-1 atFLA
ROAD
1-1-0-0
1-0-2-0
2-0-0-0
0-2-0-1
0-2-1-0
2-1-1
YEAROVERALL HOME
2006-077-1-0 4-0-0
2007-085-3-0 3-1-0
2008-093-3-0 2-1-0
2009-103-3-0 3-0-0
2010-114-1-1 2-0-1
2011-121-3-2 1-1-1
ROAD
3-1-0
2-2-0
1-2-0
0-3-0
2-1-0
0-2-1
12/4/2002
12/6/2002
1/24/2003
1/25/2003
4/4/2003
10/9/2003
10/13/2003
2/16/2004
3/25/2004
3/29/2004
4/4/2004
11/5/2005
11/11/2005
12/23/2005
1/25/2006
3/3/2006
3/10/2006
3/11/2006
3/31/2006
10/11/2006
L
L
W
OTL
L
L
T
W
W
L
T
W
W
W
W
W
L
OT
W
L
2-4 atFLA
0-2FLA
3-1FLA
2-3* atFLA
1-4 atFLA
1-3 atFLA
2-2*FLA
3-1FLA
3-2FLA
1-3 atFLA
6-6* atFLA
2-0FLA
1-0 atFLA
4-3FLA
4-3**atFLA
5-2FLA
3-5 atFLA
3-4* atFLA
3-2FLA
3-6 atFLA
12/23/2006
12/26/2006
1/11/2007
1/16/2007
3/13/2007
4/1/2007
4/7/2007
10/31/2007
11/3/2007
11/12/2007
11/17/2007
12/20/2007
2/16/2008
3/20/2008
4/4/2008
10/10/2008
11/24/2008
12/18/2008
1/8/2009
2/12/2009
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
3-2* atFLA
4-2FLA
6-4FLA
3-2* atFLA
3-1FLA
4-3* atFLA
5-4*FLA
2-4 atFLA
4-2FLA
4-3 atFLA
2-1FLA
4-5 atFLA
5-4FLA
2-1** atFLA
3-4FLA
6-4FLA
2-3 atFLA
2-1*FLA
2-4 atFLA
0-5FLA
3/23/2009
10/9/2009
11/4/2009
12/18/2009
12/19/2009
2/9/2010
3/6/2010
11/5/2010
11/6/2010
12/15/2010
1/3/2011
1/7/2011
3/1/2011
11/29/2011
12/18/2011
2/25/2012
3/11/2012
3/21/2012
4/7/2012
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
OT
W
W
L
OT
OT
L
W
L
3-2* atFLA
7-2FLA
0-3 atFLA
3-6 atFLA
3-2FLA
4-1FLA
1-4 atFLA
4-7 atFLA
3-2FLA
4-3 atFLA
3-4*FLA
5-3 atFLA
2-1FLA
1-3FLA
2-3* atFLA
2-3**FLA
0-2 atFLA
3-1FLA
1-4 atFLA
LOS ANGELES KINGS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. LOS ANGELES
None
ALL-TIME:..................GP: 67.................28-30-9 ....................GF: 242................... GA: 261
at home:....................GP: 34.................17-12-5 ....................GF: 120................... GA: 122
on road:.....................GP: 33.................11-18-4 ....................GF: 122 .................. GA: 139
in overtime:...............GP: 10.....................2-3-5
Owners.................................................................Philip F. Anschutz, Edward P. Roski, Jr.
President/General manager...................................................................... Dean Lombardi
Head coach....................................................................................................Darryl Sutter
Assistant coaches..................................................................Davis Payne, John Stevens
Goaltending coach........................................................................................... Bill Ranford
Vice president, communications & content...............................................Michael Altieri
Senior director, communications...................................................................Jeff Moeller
Senior manager, communications........................................................... Mike Kalinowski
General office...........................................................................................(310) 535-4500
Home ice..................................................................................... STAPLES Center (1999)
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................40-27-15
AHL affiliate...................................................................................Manchester Monarchs
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................4 ...............................3/22/1987-3/9/1988
Losing streak..................................................4..............................10/31/1992-3/2/1994
Unbeaten streak......................................... 4 (4x).................Last: 3/15/2003-2/13/2007
Goals scored...................................................9................................11/27/1985 (W, 9-0)
Current LA streak.................................................................................................... 1 loss
LAST TRANSACTION
1/13/13
CAR acquired Kevin Westgarth from LA in exchange for Anthony Stewart,
CAR’s fourth-round pick in 2013 and CAR’s sixth-round pick in 2014.
04 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Kings 1
Attend
18,680
Series Statistics
Power Play...................0-3................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............1-2................. 50.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Ward vs Bernier
At LOS ANGELES KINGS
None
Winning Goal
Jeff Skinner
KINGS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................1-2................. 50.0%
Penalty Killing..............3-3............... 100.0%
1
60 1-0-0 0
1
25
GP G A TP+/-PM
Jeff Skinner
1 101 1 0
Jiri Tlusty
1 101 1 0
Jussi Jokinen
1 011 1 0
KINGS
Jonathan Bernier
SV GAA SV%
24 1.00 .960
Attend
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
KINGS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Anze Kopitar
1 101 -1 0
Jack Johnson
1 011 0 0
Justin Williams 1 011 -1 0
1
59 0-1-0 0
2
22
SV GAA SV%
20 2.04 .909
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-802-1-1 2-0-0
1980-810-3-1 0-1-1
1981-822-0-1 1-0-1
1982-831-2-0 0-1-0
1983-842-1-0 1-1-0
1984-850-2-1 0-1-0
1985-862-1-0 1-1-0
1986-871-2-0 1-0-0
1987-883-0-0 2-0-0
1988-891-2-0 1-0-0
1989-902-1-0 1-1-0
ROAD
0-1-1
0-2-0
1-0-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
0-1-1
1-0-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
1990-911-2-0 1-0-0 0-2-0
1991-921-0-2 1-0-1 0-0-1
1992-930-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1993-940-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1995-962-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1996-970-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1997-981-0-1 0-0-1 1-0-0
1998-991-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
1999-001-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2000-010-2-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-1-0-0
10/19/1979
12/12/1979
2/6/1980
3/29/1980
12/2/1980
12/13/1980
1/7/1981
1/14/1981
12/19/1981
2/2/1982
3/7/1982
10/23/1982
1/20/1983
2/15/1983
W
L
W
T
L
T
L
L
T
W
W
W
L
L
6-3LA
4-7 atLA
7-3LA
2-2 atLA
2-5 atLA
5-5LA
3-5 atLA
4-5LA
5-5LA
5-3 atLA
7-6LA
5-3 atLA
3-4 atLA
2-5LA
10/25/1983
11/5/1983
12/30/1983
1/31/1985
2/23/1985
3/13/1985
11/2/1985
11/27/1985
3/22/1986
11/8/1986
2/14/1987
3/22/1987
12/12/1987
1/16/1988
W
W
L
L
L
T
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
8-5 atLA
2-1LA
3-9LA
3-5 atLA
1-2LA
3-3* atLA
1-8LA
9-0 atLA
6-3LA
3-4 atLA
2-5 atLA
6-3LA
3-2LA
4-3 atLA
2001-021-1-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
2002-030-1-1-0 0-0-1-0 0-1-0-0
2003-041-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
2005-061-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
2006-071-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2008-090-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1
2009-100-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2010-110-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2011-121-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
3/9/1988
11/10/1988
1/14/1989
1/21/1989
11/4/1989
12/13/1989
1/13/1990
10/19/1990
1/8/1991
1/16/1991
10/30/1991
2/6/1992
3/11/1992
10/31/1992
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
T
T
W
L
5-4LA
2-7 atLA
6-9 atLA
5-4LA
6-3LA
2-5LA
6-3 atLA
2-5 atLA
3-4* atLA
4-3LA
4-4*LA
5-5* atLA
4-0LA
1-7LA
12/5/1992
1/12/1994
3/2/1994
1/25/1996
1/31/1996
11/2/1996
1/30/1997
10/7/1997
3/5/1998
10/25/1998
11/14/1998
3/2/2000
1/20/2001
2/8/2001
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
T
W
L
W
W
L
L
3-7 atLA
4-6 atLA
1-4LA
8-2LA
6-4 atLA
3-2LA
5-3 atLA
3-3*LA
2-1 atLA
2-3LA
5-3 atLA
5-2 atLA
3-6LA
2-4 atLA
10/28/2001
2/7/2002
2/7/2003
3/15/2003
11/8/2003
12/8/2005
2/13/2007
10/17/2008
11/11/2009
10/20/2010
2/4/2012
W
L
L
T
W
W
W
OT
L
L
W
3-2*LA
1-2 atLA
2-8 atLA
0-0*LA
3-2*LA
3-2 atLA
2-1LA
3-4* atLA
2-5LA
3-4 atLA
2-1LA
MINNESOTA WILD
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. MINNESOTA
None
ALL-TIME:....................GP: 14...................8-3-3 ......................GF: 40..................... GA: 33
at home:......................GP: 5.....................5-0-0 ......................GF: 11....................... GA: 7
on road:.......................GP: 9.....................3-3-3 ......................GF: 29 .................... GA: 26
in overtime:.................GP: 5.....................2-0-3
Owner/Governor............................................................................................Craig Leipold
General manager........................................................................................Chuck Fletcher
Head coach..........................................................................................................Mike Yeo
Assistant coaches.....................................Rick Wilson, Darryl Sydor, Darby Hendrickson
Goaltending coach........................................................................................... Bob Mason
Manager, media relations & team services...............................................Aaron Sickman
Coordinator, media relations & team services...............................................Ryan Stanzel
General office........................................................................................... (615) 602-6000
Inaugural season................................................................................................. 2000-01
Home ice.................................................................................Xcel Energy Center (2000)
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................35-36-11
AHL affiliate............................................................................................... Houston Aeros
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................4............................ 11/15/2009-3/17/2012
Losing streak.............................................. 1 (3x).................................Last: 12/23/2008
Unbeaten streak.............................................4............................ 11/15/2009-3/17/2012
Goals scored...................................................7................................10/24/2001 (W, 7-3)
Goals allowed.................................................5...................................2/10/2007 (L, 4-5)
Goals, both teams......................................... 10...............................10/24/2001 (W, 7-3)
Current CAR streak.................................................................4 wins/Points in 5 straight
Current MIN streak................................................................1 loss/Winless in 4 straight
LAST TRANSACTION
11/28/2010 MIN claimed Patrick O’Sullivan on waivers.
HURRICANES WIN SEASON SERIES: 1-0-0
None
Attend
Series Statistics
Power Play...................0-1................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............1-2................. 50.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Brian Boucher
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
WILD SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................1-2................. 50.0%
Penalty Killing.............. 1-1............... 100.0%
1
60 1-0-0 0
3
26
At MINNESOTA WILD
17 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 5 Wild 3
GP G A TP+/-PM
WILD
Matt Hackett
SV GAA SV%
23 3.00 .885
Attend
18,394
Goaltenders
Boucher vs Hackett
Winning Goal
Tim Brent
WILD LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Kyle Brodziak
1 123 0 0
1
60 0-1-0 0
4
33
SV GAA SV%
29 4.02 .879
YEAROVERALL HOME
2000-010-0-1-0 0-0-0-0
2001-022-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2002-031-1-0-0 1-0-0-0
2003-040-0-1-0 0-0-0-0
ROAD
0-0-1-0
1-0-0-0
0-1-0-0
0-0-1-0
2006-070-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2007-081-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2008-090-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
12/13/2000 T
10/24/2001 W
1/15/2002 W
12/15/2002 L
3/7/2003
W
1-1* atMIN
7-3 atMIN
2-0MIN
1-2 atMIN
1-0MIN
2/29/2004 T
2/10/2007
L
3/6/2008
W
12/23/2008 L
10/24/2009 OT
3-3* atMIN
4-5 atMIN
3-2MIN
2-3 atMIN
2-3* atMIN
11/15/2009
10/7/2010(p)
10/8/2010(p)
3/17/2012
(p) Games played at Hartwall Arena in Helsinki, Finland, as part of 2010 Compuware NHL Premiere
W
W
W
W
5-4**MIN
4-3 atMIN
2-1**MIN
5-3 atMIN
YEAROVERALL HOME
2009-101-0-1 1-0-0
2010-112-0-0 1-0-0
2011-121-0-0 0-0-0
ROAD
0-0-1
1-0-0
1-0-0
MONTREAL CANADIENS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/18/13........................... at MTL.......................7:30 p.m.
3/7/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
4/1/13............................. at MTL.......................7:30 p.m.
HURRICANES vs. MONTREAL
ALL-TIME:............. GP: 181............... 64-92-24-1 ..................GF: 529................... GA: 652
at home:............... GP: 92.....................37-40-15 ..................GF: 269................... GA: 309
on road:................ GP: 89................... 27-52-9-1 ..................GF: 260 ..................GA: 343
in overtime:.......... GP: 34.........................8-9-17
Owner/President/CEO..................................................................................Geoff Molson
Executive vice president/General manager...............................................Marc Bergevin
Head coach............................................................................................... Michel Therrien
Assistant coaches................ Clement Jodoin, Gerard Gallant, Jean-Jacques Daigneault
Assistant & goaltending coach......................................................................Pierre Groulx
Senior vice president, communications & community relations........ Donald Beauchamp
Director of media relations.....................................................................Dominick Saillant
Communications coordinator..............................................................Francois Marchand
General office............................................................................................(514) 932-2582
SERIES RECORDS
Stanley Cup titles.........24 (1916, 1924, 1930-31, 1944, 1946, 1953, 1956-60, 1965-66,
.....................................................................1968-69, 1971, 1973, 1976-79, 1986, 1993)
Home ice.............................................................................................. Bell Centre (1996)
2011-12 record..................................................................................................... 31-35-16
AHL affiliate.......................................................................................... Hamilton Bulldogs
LAST TRANSACTION
Winning streak........................................... 4 (2x).............. Last: 12/31/2005-3/16/2006
Losing streak................................................. 10............................10/15/1981-12/6/1982
Unbeaten streak.............................................5.............................. 3/31/1998-1/30/1999
Goals scored.................................................. 11............................. 10/19/1985 (W, 11-6)
Goals allowed................................................ 11................................. 12/6/1982 (L, 2-11)
Goals, both teams......................................... 17............................. 10/19/1985 (W, 11-6)
Current CAR streak.................................................................2 wins/Points in 3 straight
Current MTL streak.................................................................1 OT/Winless in 2 straight
12/9/2011 CAR acquired Jaroslav Spaeck from MTL in exchange for Tomas Kaberle.
SEASON SERIES TIED: 2-1-1
Attend
05 Apr ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Canadiens 1 (SO) 17,836
23 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Canadiens 4 (SO) 14,862
Series Statistics
Power Play.................3-21................. 14.3%
Penalty Killing.......... 15-18................. 83.3%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Ward vs Budaj
Ward vs Price
Winning Goal
(Eric Staal)
(Brian Gionta)
CANADIENS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 3-18................. 16.7%
Penalty Killing..........18-21................. 85.7%
4 2502-1-1 0 11 134 123 2.64.918
At MONTREAL CANADIENS
13 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 5 Canadiens 3
16 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 0 Canadiens 4
Attend
21,273
21,273
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
4 213 1 4
Jiri Tlusty
4 213 3 0
CANADIENS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
P.K. Subban
4 134 1 12
CANADIENS
Carey Price
Peter Budaj
Goaltenders
Ward vs Price
Ward vs Price
3
183 2-1-0 1
7
92
1
65 0-0-1 0
1
29
Winning Goal
Jamie McBain
Mike Cammalleri
SV GAA SV%
85 2.29 .924
28 0.92 .966
1979-800-1-3 0-1-1 0-0-2
1980-811-3-0 1-1-0 0-2-0
1981-820-7-1 0-4-0 0-3-1
1982-833-5-0 3-1-0 0-4-0
1983-840-7-1 0-4-0 0-3-1
1984-852-5-1 2-1-1 0-4-0
1985-863-4-1 2-2-0 1-2-1
1986-874-3-1 2-1-1 2-2-0
1987-882-4-2 1-2-1 1-2-1
1988-891-7-0 1-3-0 0-4-0
1989-903-4-1 2-1-1 1-3-0
1990-914-4-0 2-2-0 2-2-0
1991-922-3-3 1-0-3 1-3-0
1992-932-5-0 0-4-0 2-1-0
1993-941-4-0 1-2-0 0-2-0
1994-953-0-1 2-0-0 1-0-1
12/1/1979
1/24/1980
3/19/1980
3/22/1980
10/30/1980
1/2/1981
3/18/1981
4/3/1981
10/8/1981
10/15/1981
11/29/1981
12/16/1981
2/28/1982
3/13/1982
3/30/1982
3/31/1982
10/6/1982
11/16/1982
12/6/1982
12/8/1982
1/11/1983
1/13/1983
2/17/1983
3/15/1983
11/1/1983
11/23/1983
12/6/1983
12/26/1983
1/19/1984
1/24/1984
2/14/1984
T
L
T
T
L
L
W
L
T
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
T
L
4-4 atMTL
2-7MTL
5-5MTL
5-5 atMTL
2-8 atMTL
1-3MTL
9-3MTL
1-6 atMTL
5-5 atMTL
2-7MTL
3-6 atMTL
1-6MTL
0-5MTL
0-5 atMTL
4-6 atMTL
1-5MTL
1-2 atMTL
1-7MTL
2-11 atMTL
7-4MTL
4-8 atMTL
4-2MTL
4-1MTL
1-5 atMTL
2-6 atMTL
3-4MTL
1-4 atMTL
1-2MTL
2-3MTL
7-7* atMTL
3-5MTL
3/8/1984
12/3/1984
12/5/1984
12/15/1984
12/22/1984
1/17/1985
1/22/1985
3/9/1985
3/10/1985
10/19/1985
10/26/1985
11/5/1985
12/11/1985
12/16/1985
2/22/1986
3/10/1986
3/26/1986
11/19/1986
11/29/1986
12/26/1986
12/27/1986
1/19/1987
1/21/1987
2/7/1987
4/1/1987
11/11/1987
11/16/1987
11/25/1987
2/1/1988
2/3/1988
2/13/1988
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
T
W
L
L
L
T
L
W
W
L
W
T
L
W
W
W
L
T
T
L
L
L
W
2-3 atMTL
3-9 atMTL
5-3MTL
4-3*MTL
5-10 atMTL
4-5 atMTL
5-8MTL
3-4 atMTL
5-5*MTL
11-6MTL
3-5 atMTL
3-8MTL
1-3MTL
4-4* atMTL
3-6 atMTL
5-2 atMTL
3-0MTL
1-4MTL
7-5 atMTL
1-1*MTL
2-6 atMTL
5-4 atMTL
3-1MTL
3-1MTL
2-3 atMTL
0-0*MTL
3-3* atMTL
5-6MTL
4-5 atMTL
2-5MTL
4-1 atMTL
3/12/1988
3/27/1988
10/19/1988
11/1/1988
11/3/1988
12/19/1988
1/18/1989
1/19/1989
3/4/1989
3/11/1989
10/5/1989
10/23/1989
12/2/1989
2/4/1990
2/17/1990
2/28/1990
3/24/1990
4/1/1990
10/8/1990
10/13/1990
10/31/1990
12/3/1990
12/5/1990
2/16/1991
2/20/1991
3/25/1991
10/8/1991
10/14/1991
11/14/1991
11/30/1991
12/21/1991
1995-962-4-0 2-1-0 0-3-0
1996-973-3-0 2-1-0 1-2-0
1997-983-1-1 1-1-1 2-0-0
1998-993-1-0 2-0-0 1-1-0
1999-00 1-3-0-0 1-1-0-00-2-0-0
2000-011-3-0-0 0-2-0-01-1-0-0
2001-02 1-1-2-0 0-0-2-01-1-0-0
2002-031-2-1-0 0-1-1-01-1-0-0
2003-04 1-1-1-1 1-0-1-00-1-0-1
2005-064-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0
2006-073-1-0 1-1-0 2-0-0
2007-082-1-1 0-1-1 2-0-0
2008-093-0-1 2-0-0 1-0-1
2009-102-1-1 1-1-0 1-0-1
2010-111-3-0 1-1-0 0-2-0
2011-122-1-1 1-0-11-1-0
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
T
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
T
W
T
W
L
0-5 atMTL
4-2MTL
4-5 atMTL
3-5MTL
3-6MTL
1-2 atMTL
1-3 atMTL
6-4MTL
1-6MTL
3-5 atMTL
1-4MTL
2-3 atMTL
4-3 atMTL
0-2 atMTL
3-7 atMTL
3-1MTL
7-4MTL
1-1*MTL
3-5 atMTL
5-2MTL
2-4MTL
4-2 atMTL
3-4MTL
2-1 atMTL
5-3MTL
2-3* atMTL
2-2*MTL
4-3 atMTL
2-2*MTL
3-2MTL
2-3* atMTL
1/11/1992
1/26/1992
2/19/1992
10/6/1992
11/25/1992
12/21/1992
1/10/1993
1/13/1993
1/27/1993
3/24/1993
10/6/1993
10/13/1993
1/26/1994
2/2/1994
4/11/1994
2/13/1995
2/15/1995
4/14/1995
4/24/1995
10/27/1995
11/20/1995
11/22/1995
12/18/1995
2/21/1996
3/20/1996
11/20/1996
1/6/1997
2/8/1997
3/7/1997
4/2/1997
4/5/1997
L
L
T
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
T
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
2-3 atMTL
1-3 atMTL
2-2*MTL
1-5MTL
1-6MTL
5-2 atMTL
5-7MTL
3-7 atMTL
6-5 atMTL
5-6*MTL
3-4 atMTL
4-3MTL
0-3MTL
2-9 atMTL
1-3MTL
2-2* atMTL
4-1MTL
4-3*MTL
4-3 atMTL
1-4MTL
3-4* atMTL
4-2MTL
2-3 atMTL
5-3MTL
2-3 atMTL
3-1MTL
4-5 atMTL
3-2* atMTL
2-0MTL
4-1MTL
4-1 atMTL
11/19/1997 W
1/24/1998 W
2/1/1998
L
3/31/1998 T
4/4/1998 W
11/17/1998 W
12/2/1998 W
1/30/1999 W
4/7/1999
L
1/24/2000 W
1/30/2000 L
2/17/2000 L
3/18/2000 L
10/21/2000 L
1/16/2001 W
3/14/2001 L
3/26/2001 L
1/17/2002 T
3/2/2002 W
3/16/2002 L
3/18/2002 T
11/1/2002 T
11/23/2002 W
3/22/2003 L
3/31/2003 L
12/5/2003 T
12/6/2003 L
12/27/2003 W
2/28/2004 OTL
12/31/2005 W
1/23/2006 W
2-1MTL
4-3 atMTL
3-6MTL
3-3*MTL
1-0 atMTL
5-4MTL
4-1MTL
3-1 atMTL
0-2 atMTL
3-2*MTL
0-3 atMTL
0-3MTL
2-3 atMTL
2-5 atMTL
3-2* atMTL
3-6MTL
2-4MTL
1-1*MTL
4-3 atMTL
2-3 atMTL
1-1*MTL
2-2*MTL
7-3 atMTL
3-5 atMTL
0-4MTL
1-1*MTL
1-3 atMTL
2-1*MTL
0-1 atMTL
5-3MTL
7-3MTL
1/31/2006 W
3/16/2006 W
11/2/2006 L
11/30/2006 W
2/6/2007 W
2/17/2007 W
10/3/2007 OT
10/13/2007 W
10/26/2007 L
12/8/2007 W
10/28/2008 OT
11/18/2008 W
12/16/2008 W
12/21/2008 W
11/17/2009 OT
12/23/2009 L
3/31/2010 W
4/8/2010 W
11/13/2010 L
12/23/2010 L
2/26/2011 L
3/30/2011 W
11/16/2011 L
11/23/2011 OT
2/13/2012 W
4/5/2012 W
8-2 atMTL
5-1 atMTL
0-4MTL
4-2MTL
2-1 atMTL
5-3 atMTL
2-3*MTL
3-1 atMTL
4-7MTL
5-1 atMTL
2-3** atMTL
2-1MTL
3-2MTL
3-2* atMTL
2-3** atMTL
1-5MTL
2-1 atMTL
5-2MTL
2-7 atMTL
2-3MTL
3-4 atMTL
6-2MTL
0-4 atMTL
3-4**MTL
5-3 atMTL
2-1**MTL
NASHVILLE PREDATORS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
None
HURRICANES vs. NASHVILLE
ALL-TIME:.....................GP: 17...............5-9-2-1 ......................GF: 39..................... GA: 50
at home:.......................GP: 8................. 4-1-2-1 ......................GF: 24..................... GA: 21
on road:........................GP: 9....................1-8-0 ......................GF: 15 .................... GA: 29
in overtime:..................GP: 4.................... 1-2-1
Chairman/Alternate governor................................................................. Thomas Cigarran
President of hockey operations/General manager...........................................David Poile
Head coach.......................................................................................................Barry Trotz
Associate coach........................................................................................Peter Horachek
Assistant coach........................................................................................... Lane Lambert
Goaltending coach............................................................................................Mitch Korn
Senior vice president of communications & public relations......................... Gerry Helper
Manager of hockey communications........................................................... Kevin Wilson
General office........................................................................................... (615) 770-2300
SERIES RECORDS
Home ice....................................................................................Bridestone Arena (1996)
2011-12 record...................................................................................................... 48-26-8
AHL affiliate...................................................................................... Milwaukee Admirals
LAST TRANSACTION
Winning streak........................................... 1 (5x).......................................Last: 2/28/12
Losing streak..................................................3.........................Last: 2/5/2008-1/7/2010
Unbeaten streak.............................................2..............................1/23/2002-12/3/2002
Goals scored...................................................5............................1/13/2006 (W, 5-4 OT)
Goals allowed.................................................7................................. 11/26/2000 (L, 4-7)
Current NSH streak................................................................................................. 1 loss
6/19/2008
CAR acquired the rights to Darcy Hordichuk from NSH in exchange for
CAR’s 2009 fifth-round draft pick (later traded to TB – 148th overall –
Michael Zador). CAR did not sign Hordichuk and subsequently received
NSH’s 2010 fifth-round draft pick (traded to PHX on 5/13/2010 in
exchange for Jared Staal – 138th overall – Louis Domingue).
28 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 4 Predators 3
Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
13,595 Ward vs Lindback Bryan Allen
Series Statistics
Power Play...................3-8..................37.5%
Penalty Killing..............2-6................. 33.3%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
PREDATORS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................4-6................. 66.7%
Penalty Killing..............5-8................. 62.5%
1
60 1-0-0 0
3
29
1
60 0-1-0 0
5
36
SV GAA SV%
26 3.00 .897
31 5.00 .861
At NASHVILLE PREDATORS
07 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Predators 5
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
2`134 0 0
PREDATORS
Pekka Rinne
Anders Lindback
Attend Goaltenders
17,113 Peters vs Rinne
Winning Goal
Patric Hornqvist
PREDATORS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Mike Fisher
2 033 0 2
1
59 1-0-0 0
2
29
1
59 0-1-0 0
4
33
SV GAA SV%
27 2.02 .931
29 4.08 .879
YEAROVERALL HOME
1998-991-1-0 1-0-0
1999-001-1-0-0 1-0-0-0
2000-010-2-0-0 0-1-0-0
2001-020-0-1-0 0-0-1-0
2002-031-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
ROAD
0-1-0
0-1-0-0
0-1-0-0
0-0-0-0
1-0-0-0
2003-040-0-0-1 0-0-0-1 0-0-0-0
2005-061-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2007-080-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2008-090-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
10/13/1998 L
1/2/1999
W
12/28/1999 L
3/29/2000 W
10/14/2000 L
2-3 atNSH
4-1NSH
2-3 atNSH
3-1NSH
1-2 atNSH
11/26/2000 L
1/23/2002
T
12/3/2002 W
12/3/2003 OTL
1/13/2006 W
4-7NSH
2-2*NSH
2-1 atNSH
1-2*NSH
5-4*NSH
YEAROVERALL HOME
2009-100-1-0 0-0-0
2010-110-1-1 0-0-1
2011-121-1-0 1-0-0
2/5/2008
L 0-1 atNSH
11/23/2008 L 2-5 atNSH
1/7/2010
L 2-4 atNSH
11/20/2010 OT 1-2**NSH
12/04/2010 L 2-5 atNSH
1/7/2012
2/28/2012
L
W
2-5 atNSH
4-3NSH
ROAD
0-1-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
NEW JERSEY DEVILS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/12/13............................ at NJ.............................7 p.m.
3/9/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
3/21/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
Chairman/Managing partner...................................................................Jeff Vanderbeek
President/CEO/General manager...............................................................Lou Lamoriello
Head coach...................................................................................................Peter DeBoer
Assistant coaches.................................................Scott Stevens, Dave Barr, Matt Shaw
Goaltending coach..........................................................................................Chris Terreri
Senior vice president, communications......................................................... Mike Levine
Director, communications..............................................................................Pete Albietz
Assistant director, communications............................................................. Daniel Beam
General office........................................................................................... (973) 757-6100
Inaugural season...................................... 1974-75 (Kansas City); 1976-1977 (Colorado);
......................................................................................................1982-83 (New Jersey)
Stanley Cup titles............................................................................ 3 (1995, 2000, 2003)
Home ice....................................................................................Prudential Center (2007)
2011-12 record...................................................................................................... 48-28-6
AHL affiliate..................................................................................................Albany Devils
HURRICANES vs. NEW JERSEY
ALL-TIME:................GP: 117.............. 44-57-15-1 ................ GF: 343................... GA: 373
at home:..................GP: 58.....................25-24-9 .................GF: 172................... GA: 173
on road:...................GP: 59..................19-33-6-1 .................GF: 171 ..................GA: 200
in overtime:.............GP: 21........................4-7-10
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................5.......................... 12/26/1984-12/21/1985
Unbeaten streak......................................... 5 (2x)............. Last: 12/26/1984-12/21/1985
Goals scored...................................................8..................................1/27/1989 (W, 8-6)
Goals allowed.................................................8..................................11/22/1991 (L, 2-8)
Current NJ streak.....................................................................................................1 win
LAST TRANSACTION
1/20/2012 CAR acquired Joe Sova and NJ’s 2012 fourth-round draft pick (120th
overall - Jaccob Slavin) in exchange for Alexei Ponikarovsky.
DEVILS win season series: 3-1-0
31 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 0 Devils 5
26 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 4 Devils 2
Attend
18,680
16,121
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 0-15................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing.......... 12-14................. 85.7%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Brian Boucher
Goaltenders
Boucher vs Brodeur
Ward vs Hedberg
Winning Goal
David Clarkson
Anthony Stewart
DEVILS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 2-14................. 14.3%
Penalty Killing.......... 15-15............... 100.0%
3
179 1-2-0 0
8
86
1
60 0-1-0 0
5
31
SV GAA SV%
78 2.68 .907
26 5.01 .839
At NEW JERSEY DEVILS
08 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Devils 3
10 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Devils 4
Attend
13,056
12,096
GP G A TP+/-PM
Alexei Ponikarovsky
3 112 2 4
Bryan Allen
4 022 2 2
Tim Brent
4 022 -1 0
Tim Gleason
4 022 0 0
DEVILS
Martin Brodeur
Johan Hedberg
Goaltenders
Ward vs Brodeur
Ward vs Hedberg
Winning Goal
Adam Henrique
Ilya Kovalchuk
DEVILS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Ilya Kovalchuk 3 246 2 2
2
120 2-0-0 1
2
49
2
119 1-1-0 0
5
59
SV GAA SV%
47 1.00 .959
54 2.52 .915
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-802-1-1 1-0-1
1980-812-1-1 2-0-0
1981-820-2-1 0-2-0
1982-832-1-0 1-0-0
1983-841-1-1 1-0-1
1984-853-0-0 1-0-0
1985-862-1-0 1-1-0
1986-871-1-1 0-0-1
1987-881-1-1 1-0-1
1988-892-1-0 1-0-0
1989-902-1-0 1-1-0
ROAD
1-1-0
0-1-1
0-0-1
1-1-0
0-1-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
1990-912-1-0 1-0-0
1991-920-3-0 0-1-0
1992-931-3-0 0-2-0
1993-941-2-1 1-0-1
1994-950-1-2 0-0-1
1995-961-2-1 0-1-1
1996-971-3-0 1-1-0
1997-982-2-0 1-1-0
1998-991-4-0 1-2-0
1999-002-2-0-0 1-1-0-0
2000-011-1-1-1 1-0-1-0
11/6/1979 W
12/15/1979 L
2/8/1980 T
3/15/1980 W
10/22/1980 W
11/6/1980 T
1/28/1981 W
3/3/1981 L
12/12/1981 L
2/5/1982 T
3/14/1982 L
12/3/1982 L
1/15/1983 W
3/10/1983 W
11/2/1983 W
1/17/1984 T
2/16/1984 L
12/26/1984 W
2/14/1985 W
3/1/1985 W
10/17/1985 W
12/21/1985 W
2/9/1986 L
1/12/1987 L
7-2 atNJ(COL)
5-6 atNJ(COL)
4-4NJ(COL)
4-1NJ(COL)
3-0NJ(COL)
3-3 atNJ(COL)
6-3NJ(COL)
4-5 atNJ(COL)
2-4NJ(COL)
4-4 atNJ(COL)
3-4NJ(COL)
4-5 atNJ
2-1NJ
3-0 atNJ
5-4NJ
3-3*NJ
5-6* atNJ
5-3NJ
4-0 atNJ
4-1 atNJ
4-3* atNJ
7-6NJ
3-6NJ
5-7 atNJ
2/18/1987 W
3/1/1987 T
10/14/1987 L
10/17/1987 W
1/2/1988 T
10/28/1988 L
10/29/1988 W
1/27/1989 W
10/14/1989 L
10/26/1989 W
12/9/1989 W
11/15/1990 W
3/16/1991 W
3/27/1991 L
11/22/1991 L
12/19/1991 L
2/15/1992 L
10/20/1992 W
10/28/1992 L
12/27/1992 L
3/3/1993 L
12/22/1993 W
12/28/1993 L
2/26/1994 T
6-3 atNJ
5-5*NJ
1-3 atNJ
4-3*NJ
1-1*NJ
3-5 atNJ
3-0NJ
8-6 atNJ
2-3NJ
7-3 atNJ
7-3NJ
4-2 atNJ
6-2NJ
3-4* atNJ
2-8 atNJ
1-4NJ
1-4 atNJ
5-4 atNJ
3-4*NJ
2-6 atNJ
4-7NJ
6-3NJ
2-4 atNJ
1-1*NJ
ROAD
1-1-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-1
1-1-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
0-2-0
1-1-0-0
0-1-0-1
YEAROVERALL HOME
2001-021-2-1-0 0-2-0-0
2002-032-2-0-0 1-1-0-0
2003-041-3-0-0 0-2-0-0
2005-062-1-1 1-0-1
2006-071-2-1 0-2-0
2007-081-3-0 1-1-0
2008-093-1-0 2-0-0
2009-101-3-0 1-1-0
2010-111-2-1 1-1-0
2011-121-3-0 1-1-0
ROAD
1-0-1-0
1-1-0-0
1-1-0-0
1-1-0
1-0-1
0-2-0
1-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-1
0-2-0
3/10/1994 L
1/22/1995 T
3/16/1995 T
4/16/1995 L
11/14/1995 L
1/27/1996 T
4/4/1996 W
4/6/1996 L
10/19/1996 W
2/12/1997 L
2/13/1997 L
3/13/1997 L
10/10/1997 W
2/28/1998 L
3/12/1998 L
4/1/1998 W
11/19/1998 L
11/22/1998 L
2/3/1999 L
2/13/1999 L
4/6/1999 W
10/29/1999 L
1/17/2000 L
1/28/2000 W
0-4 atNJ
2-2*NJ
2-2* atNJ
2-3 atNJ
0-1 atNJ
4-4*NJ
1-0 atNJ
3-6NJ
6-2NJ
3-2NJ
4-0 atNJ
0-6 atNJ
2-1NJ
3-4 atNJ
0-2NJ
4-0 atNJ
2-3* atNJ
2-5NJ
1-4NJ
4-6 atNJ
4-2NJ
2-4NJ
2-5 atNJ
4-3*NJ
3/21/2000 W
10/27/2000 T
11/18/2000OTL
2/23/2001 W
3/2/2001 L
1/5/2002 L
1/19/2002 T
3/23/2002 W
4/3/2002 L
10/19/2002 W
10/29/2002 W
1/17/2003 L
1/18/2003 L
10/11/2003 L
1/21/2004 W
2/14/2004 L
3/6/2004 L
10/15/2005 W
12/17/2005 W
2/3/2006 L
4/11/2006 OT
10/6/2006 L
11/7/2006 OT
3/15/2007 L
5-0 atNJ
3-3*NJ
2-3* atNJ
3-2NJ
7-3 atNJ
1-2NJ
3-1* atNJ
4-2 atNJ
2-3NJ
3-1NJ
2-1 atNJ
1-2NJ
2-5 atNJ
1-2NJ
2-1 atNJ
1-4 atNJ
1-4NJ
6-1 atNJ
4-1NJ
0-3 atNJ
3-4*NJ
0-4NJ
2-3**atNJ
2-3NJ
3/17/2007 W
1/10/2008 L
2/9/2008 L
2/18/2008 L
2/26/2008 W
1/6/2009 W
3/18/2009 W
3/28/2009 W
4/11/2009 L
10/17/2009 L
12/9/2009 L
2/13/2010 W
4/3/2010 L
1/1/2011 W
2/8/2011 OT
2/16/2011 L
2/19/2011 L
10/10/2011 L
11/8/2011 L
12/26/2011 W
3/31/2012 L
7-2 atNJ
1-4NJ
1-6 atNJ
1-5 atNJ
2-1*NJ
3-2NJ
4-2NJ
2-1 atNJ
2-3 atNJ
0-2 atNJ
2-4 atNJ
5-2NJ
0-4NJ
6-3NJ
2-3* atNJ
2-3 atNJ
1-4NJ
2-4 atNJ
2-3 atNJ
4-2NJ
0-5NJ
NEW YORK ISLANDERS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/11/13............................at NYI............................7 p.m.
2/24/13............................at NYI............................7 p.m.
4/23/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
Owner/Governor......................................................................................Charles B. Wang
General manager/Alternate governor............................................................. Garth Snow
Head coach..................................................................................................Jack Capuano
Assistant coach & senior advisor to the general manager........................... Doug Weight
Assistant coach.......................................................................................Brent Thompson
Goaltending coach...................................................................................... Mike Dunham
Director of communications.................................................................. Kimber Auerbach
Communications coordinator.................................................................. Jesse Eisenberg
General office............................................................................................(516) 501-6700
Stanley Cup titles................................................................... 4 (1980, 1981, 1982, 1983)
Home ice....................................................Nassau Veterans’ Memorial Coliseum (1972)
2011-12 record..................................................................................................... 34-37-11
AHL affiliate................................................................................ Bridgeport Sound Tigers
HURRICANES vs. NY ISLANDERS
ALL-TIME:............... GP: 117...............58-43-14-2 .................GF: 379................... GA: 353
at home:................. GP: 59.................. 30-21-7-1 .................GF: 209................... GA: 186
on road:.................. GP: 58.................. 28-22-7-1 .................GF: 170 .................. GA: 167
in overtime:............ GP: 19.........................5-6-8
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak........................................... 6 (2x)...................Last: 1/28/2010-4/2/2011
Losing streak..................................................4...............................2/14/1982-1/18/1983
Unbeaten streak.............................................8............................ 3/14/1995-10/30/1996
Goals scored...................................................9................................... 4/7/2009 (W, 9-0)
Goals allowed.................................................9....................................2/14/1982 (L, 1-9)
Goals, both teams......................................... 13.............................2/28/1993 (L, 6-7 OT)
Current CAR streak...........................................................2 losses/Winless in 4 straight
Current NYI streak.................................................................................................. 4 wins
LAST TRANSACTION
8/31/2009 CAR acquired Rob Hennigar from NYI in exchange for Bobby Hughes.
ISLANDERS win season series: 4-0-0 (HURRICANES: 0-2-2)
Attend
31 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Islanders 5
15,575
03 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Islanders 4 (SO) 13,828
Series Statistics
Power Play...................1-9.................. 11.1%
Penalty Killing............ 5-10................. 50.0%
Goaltenders
Ward vs Poulin
Ward vs Nabokov
Winning Goal
John Tavares
(Frans Nielsen)
ISLANDERS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 5-10................. 50.0%
Penalty Killing..............8-9................. 88.9%
Goaltending
At NEW YORK ISLANDERS
Attend
18 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Islanders 4
11,818
21 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 1 Islanders 2 (OT) 13,622
GP G A TP+/-PM
NY ISLANDERS
Evgeni Nabokov
Kevin Poulin
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
4
228 0-1-2 0
11
121 110 2.90 .909
Justin Peters 119
0-1-0
0 11093.14
.900
GP
2
2
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
Ward, Peters vs Poulin John Tavares
Ward vs Nabokov
John Tavares
ISLANDERS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
John Tavares
4 6 6 12 3 2
Min W-L-OT SO
129 2-0-0 0
119 2-0-0 0
GA
4
5
SA
73
59
SV
69
54
GAA SV%
1.86 .945
2.51 .915
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-801-3-0 1-1-0
1980-810-2-2 0-0-2
1981-820-2-1 0-1-1
1982-831-2-0 0-1-0
1983-842-1-0 2-0-0
1984-851-1-1 0-1-0
1985-861-2-0 0-2-0
1986-872-1-0 1-0-0
1987-881-2-0 1-1-0
1988-892-1-0 1-0-0
1989-902-1-0 1-1-0
ROAD
0-2-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-0-1
1-0-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
1990-910-2-1 0-1-0
1991-921-2-0 1-1-0
1992-931-2-1 1-1-0
1993-942-1-1 1-0-1
1994-952-1-0 2-0-0
1995-963-0-1 2-0-0
1996-971-2-1 0-1-1
1997-982-2-0 1-1-0
1998-995-0-0 2-0-0
1999-003-1-0-0 1-1-0-0
2000-013-1-0-0 2-0-0-0
10/20/1979
10/26/1979
1/26/1980
2/3/1980
10/19/1980
11/20/1980
12/27/1980
1/3/1981
10/29/1981
2/14/1982
3/27/1982
12/26/1982
1/18/1983
2/12/1983
11/15/1983
1/5/1984
3/18/1984
12/8/1984
12/21/1984
2/16/1985
12/23/1985
12/26/1985
3/13/1986
11/5/1986
L
L
L
W
T
L
T
L
T
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
T
L
W
L
W
1-6 atNYI
1-2NYI
2-3 atNYI
5-3NYI
3-3NYI
0-5 atNYI
5-5NYI
1-8 atNYI
6-6NYI
1-9NYI
4-5 atNYI
2-3NYI
1-8 atNYI
4-2 atNYI
4-6 atNYI
4-2NYI
5-4NYI
4-3 atNYI
0-1NYI
4-4* atNYI
3-6NYI
4-3 atNYI
2-3NYI
3-2NYI
11/22/1986
1/31/1987
1/21/1988
2/20/1988
2/21/1988
2/4/1989
2/28/1989
3/14/1989
12/6/1989
1/23/1990
3/6/1990
12/20/1990
1/29/1991
2/3/1991
12/17/1991
12/29/1991
1/9/1992
10/24/1992
2/28/1993
4/13/1993
4/14/1993
11/6/1993
1/1/1994
1/8/1994
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
T
L
W
L
L
L
T
W
L
W
W
6-3 atNYI
2-4 atNYI
4-3NYI
0-3 atNYI
2-7NYI
3-5 atNYI
3-1 atNYI
8-2NYI
3-4NYI
4-2NYI
4-2 atNYI
2-4 atNYI
1-8NYI
1-1* atNYI
2-4NYI
6-4NYI
1-2 atNYI
2-4 atNYI
6-7*NYI
3-3* atNYI
5-4*NYI
3-5 atNYI
4-3 atNYI
6-0NYI
ROAD
0-1-1
0-1-0
0-1-1
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-0-1
1-1-0
1-1-0
3-0-0
2-0-0-0
1-1-0-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
2001-021-1-0-2 0-1-0-1
2002-032-2-0-0 1-1-0-0
2003-042-2-0-0 0-2-0-0
2005-063-1-0 2-0-0
2006-072-1-1 2-0-0
2007-082-2-0 0-2-0
2008-094-0-0 2-0-0
2009-102-0-2 1-0-1
2010-114-0-0 2-0-0
2011-120-2-2 0-1-1
ROAD
1-0-0-1
1-1-0-0
2-0-0-0
1-1-0
0-1-1
2-0-0
2-0-0
1-0-1
2-0-0
0-1-1
4/6/1994
3/7/1995
3/14/1995
3/25/1995
12/6/1995
12/16/1995
1/17/1996
3/30/1996
10/17/1996
10/30/1996
1/24/1997
4/11/1997
11/7/1997
12/3/1997
1/10/1998
1/30/1998
11/5/1998
11/28/1998
2/21/1999
3/24/1999
4/10/1999
10/30/1999
11/10/1999
2/8/2000
T
L
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
T
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
3-3*NYI
1-3 atNYI
6-4NYI
5-1NYI
7-4NYI
3-3* atNYI
6-3 atNYI
3-1NYI
3-1 atNYI
2-2*NYI
5-2NYI
6-4 atNYI
2-3NYI
5-3NYI
2-1* atNYI
0-2 atNYI
6-3 atNYI
3-1 atNYI
4-1NYI
2-1NYI
6-1 atNYI
4-0 atNYI
0-2NYI
4-3 atNYI
3/26/2000
12/19/2000
1/7/2001
3/1/2001
3/18/2001
10/17/2001
10/18/2001
10/26/2001
4/8/2002
10/22/2002
10/30/2002
12/28/2002
4/6/2003
11/26/2003
1/23/2004
3/27/2004
4/2/2004
10/8/2005
1/6/2006
1/7/2006
1/19/2006
10/21/2006
11/22/2006
12/22/2006
W
L
W
W
W
L
OTL
OTL
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
OT
L
W
4-1NYI
1-2 atNYI
5-2NYI
3-1 atNYI
2-1NYI
0-4NYI
1-2* atNYI
2-3*NYI
2-1 atNYI
4-1 atNYI
4-2NYI
0-3 atNYI
1-2NYI
2-0 atNYI
2-3NYI
3-2 atNYI
4-6NYI
2-3 atNYI
4-1NYI
3-0 atNYI
4-3NYI
3-4* atNYI
2-4 atNYI
5-1NYI
1/6/2007
10/27/2007
12/31/2007
1/21/2008
1/22/2008
10/25/2008
2/19/2009
3/20/2009
4/7/2009
10/21/2009
11/13/2009
1/28/2010
2/6/2010
11/3/2010
1/26/2011
3/18/2011
4/2/2011
1/3/2012
1/21/2012
1/31/2012
2/18/2012
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
OT
OT
W
W
W
W
W
W
OT
OT
L
L
4-2NYI
8-3 atNYI
1-4NYI
3-2* atNYI
3-6NYI
4-3 atNYI
6-2 atNYI
5-4NYI
9-0NYI
3-4** atNYI
3-4*NYI
4-1NYI
3-1 atNYI
7-2NYI
4-2 atNYI
3-2*NYI
4-2 atNYI
3-4**NYI
1-2* atNYI
2-5NYI
3-4 atNYI
NEW YORK RANGERS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
3/18/13........................... at NYR............................7 p.m.
4/6/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
4/25/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
Executive chairman, Madison Square Garden Company..........................James L. Dolan
President/General manager........................................................................... Glen Sather
Head coach................................................................................................ John Tortorella
Assistant coach............................................................................................ Mike Sullivan
Assistant coach & goaltending coach..........................................................Benoit Allaire
Vice president, public relations & player recruitment.................................John Rosasco
Director, public relations...................................................................... Brendan McIntyre
Coordinator of public relations...................................................................... Dino Ticinelli
General office...........................................................................................(212) 465-6486
Stanley Cup titles...................................................................4 (1928, 1933, 1940, 1994)
Home ice......................................................................... Madison Square Garden (1968)
2011-12 record....................................................................................................... 51-24-7
AHL affiliate........................................................................................ Connecticut Whale
HURRICANES vs. NY RANGERS
ALL-TIME:..............GP: 116................. 50-55-11 ....................GF: 330................... GA: 377
at home:................GP: 57..................... 31-22-4 ....................GF: 184................... GA: 170
on road:.................GP: 59..................... 19-33-7 ....................GF: 146 .................. GA: 207
in overtime:...........GP: 15.........................6-3-6
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................4.............................. 1/24/2001-11/2/2001
Losing streak.............................................. 4 (2x)................ Last: 11/11/2011-3/13/2012
Unbeaten streak.............................................5.............................10/11/1984-1/20/1986
Goals scored...................................................8................................10/12/1985 (W, 8-2)
Goals allowed................................................ 11................................. 2/11/1983 (L, 3-11)
Goals, both teams......................................... 14................................. 2/11/1983 (L, 3-11)
Current CAR streak............................................................. 4 losses / Winless 5 straight
Current NYR streak................................................................................................ 5 wins
LAST TRANSACTION
6/26/2010 CAR acquired Bobby Sanguinetti in exchange for CAR’s 2010 sixth-round
pick (157th overall – Jesper Fasth) and WSH’s 2011 second-round pick.
RANGERS WIN SEASON SERIES: 4-0-0
01 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Rangers 3
01 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Rangers 5
Attend
14,523
12,566
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 2-12................. 16.7%
Penalty Killing...........11-13................. 84.6%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Ward vs Biron
Ward vs Biron
Winning Goal
Brandon Prust
Sean Avery
RANGERS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 2-13................. 15.4%
Penalty Killing.......... 10-12................. 83.3%
4
234 0-4-0 0
17
120 103 4.37 .858
At NEW YORK RANGERS
13 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Rangers 4
11 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 1 Rangers 5
Attend
18,200
18,200
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
4 055 1 4
RANGERS
Martin Biron
Henrik Lundqvist
Goaltenders
Ward vs Biron
Ward vs Lundqvist
Winning Goal
Brad Richards
Dan Girardi
RANGERS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Marian Gaborik 4 347 6 0
3
180 3-0-0 0
7
83
1
60 1-0-0 0
1
35
SV GAA SV%
76 2.34 .916
34 1.00 .971
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-801-2-1 1-1-0
1980-811-3-0 1-1-0
1981-821-1-1 0-1-1
1982-831-2-0 1-0-0
1983-842-1-0 2-0-0
1984-851-0-2 0-0-1
1985-862-1-0 1-1-0
1986-873-0-0 1-0-0
1987-881-2-0 1-1-0
1988-892-1-0 1-0-0
1989-901-2-0 1-1-0
ROAD
0-1-1
0-2-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
1-0-1
1-0-0
2-0-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
1990-911-2-0 1-0-0
1991-921-2-0 1-1-0
1992-931-1-1 0-0-1
1993-941-3-0 1-1-0
1994-951-2-0 0-1-0
1995-962-1-1- 1-1-0
1996-972-2-0 2-0-0
1997-981-3-0 1-1-0
1998-993-2-0 1-1-0
1999-001-3-0-0 1-1-0-0
2000-013-1-0-0 1-1-0-0
10/28/1979
12/7/1979
1/7/1980
2/18/1980
11/16/1980
2/22/1981
3/14/1981
3/21/1981
12/6/1981
2/13/1982
4/3/1982
12/1/1982
12/4/1982
2/23/1983
11/26/1983
3/31/1984
4/1/1984
10/11/1984
2/9/1985
2/21/1985
10/12/1985
1/20/1986
2/1/1986
12/21/1986
T
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
T
L
W
L
W
W
L
T
T
W
W
W
L
W
2-2 atNYR
4-7NYR
2-5 atNYR
6-4NYR
3-7 atNYR
6-5NYR
2-6 atNYR
4-6NYR
5-3 atNYR
2-3NYR
3-3NYR
1-6 atNYR
5-2NYR
3-11 atNYR
4-3*NYR
5-3NYR
0-2 atNYR
4-4* atNYR
2-2NYR
4-3* atNYR
8-2NYR
5-0 atNYR
1-3NYR
4-3* atNYR
3/18/1987
4/4/1987
10/10/1987
3/5/1988
3/20/1988
10/12/1988
12/8/1988
1/2/1989
10/19/1989
11/18/1989
3/3/1990
10/6/1990
1/13/1991
2/15/1991
10/12/1991
12/14/1991
3/1/1992
10/12/1992
12/19/1992
4/5/1993
10/30/1993
12/15/1993
2/19/1994
3/16/1994
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
T
W
L
L
W
L
5-3 atNYR
5-3NYR
2-6NYR
3-1NYR
1-2 atNYR
4-3 atNYR
5-4NYR
4-5 atNYR
3-7 atNYR
2-3NYR
6-4NYR
5-4NYR
3-4 atNYR
3-5 atNYR
5-2NYR
2-6NYR
4-9 atNYR
2-6 atNYR
4-4*NYR
5-4 atNYR
1-4NYR
2-5 atNYR
4-2NYR
0-4 atNYR
ROAD
0-2-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
1-0-1
0-2-0
0-2-0
2-1-0
0-2-0-0
2-0-0-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
2001-023-1-0-0 2-0-0-0
2002-030-4-0-0 0-2-0-0
2003-042-1-1-0 2-0-0-0
2005-063-1-0 2-0-0
2006-071-2-1 1-1-0
2007-082-2-0 1-1-0
2008-092-1-1 2-0-0
2009-102-2-0 0-2-0
2010-112-0-2 1-0-1
2011-120-4-0 0-2-0
ROAD
1-1-0-0
0-2-0-0
0-1-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-1
1-1-0
0-1-1
2-0-0
1-0-1
0-2-0
2/24/1995 W 2-1 atNYR
3/1/1995
L 2-5NYR
4/20/1995
L 2-3 atNYR
10/7/1995 W 2-0NYR
10/16/1995 W 7-5 atNYR
11/11/1995 L 1-4NYR
12/22/1995 T 3-3* atNYR
12/16/1996 L 5-2 atNYR
2/5/1997
L 5-2 atNYR
2/21/1997 W 7-2NYR
3/29/1997 W 2-1NYR
10/20/1997 L 2-4 atNYR
11/21/1997 L 3-4NYR
1/6/1998
L 2-4 atNYR
3/26/1998 W 4-1NYR
10/30/1998 L 0-1 atNYR
12/23/1998 W 1-0 atNYR
12/26/1998 L 3-6NYR
1/28/1999 W 3-2*NYR
2/12/1999 W 3-1 atNYR
10/8/1999
L 1-3 atNYR
1/9/2000W
1-0
NYR
1/18/2000
L 2-3 atNYR
1/20/2000
L 1-4NYR
12/27/2000 W 4-3NYR
1/22/2001
L 2-5NYR
1/24/2001 W 3-2 atNYR
4/4/2001
W 3-1 atNYR
10/5/2001 W 3-1NYR
11/2/2001 W 3-2NYR
11/29/2001 L 0-5 atNYR
12/10/2001 W 4-3* atNYR
10/9/2002
L 1-4NYR
11/25/2002 L 1-3 atNYR
12/31/2002 L 0-2NYR
1/8/2003
L 1-5 atNYR
10/18/2003 T 2-2* atNYR
10/30/2003 L 1-4 atNYR
11/6/2003 W 6-3NYR
1/8/2004W
3-2
NYR
11/17/2005 W 5-1NYR
11/19/2005 L 3-4 atNYR
3/6/2006
W 2-1 atNYR
3/14/2006 W 5-3NYR
11/15/2006 W 2-1NYR
11/21/2006 L 0-4 atNYR
2/15/2007
L 1-4NYR
3/11/2007
L 1-2** atNYR
12/3/2007
12/26/2007
1/29/2008
2/28/2008
12/13/2008
1/27/2009
3/9/2009
4/2/2009
12/21/2009
12/31/2009
1/2/2010
1/27/2010
10/29/2010
1/5/2011
1/20/2011
2/22/2011
11/11/2011
12/1/2011
3/1/2012
3/13/2012
W
L
W
L
OT
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
OT
W
OT
L
L
L
L
4-0 atNYR
2-4 atNYR
3-1NYR
2-4NYR
2-3** atNYR
2-3 atNYR
3-0NYR
4-2NYR
1-3NYR
1-2NYR
2-1* atNYR
5-1 atNYR
4-3 atNYR
1-2* atNYR
4-1NYR
3-4**NYR
1-5 atNYR
3-5NYR
2-3NYR
2-4 atNYR
OTTAWA SENATORS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/1/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
2/7/13............................. at OTT.......................7:30 p.m.
4/16/13........................... at OTT.......................7:30 p.m.
Owner/Governor/Chairman.......................................................................Eugene Melnyk
Executive vice president/General manager................................................ Bryan Murray
Head coach..................................................................................................Paul MacLean
Assistant coaches................................................................ Dave Cameron, Mark Reeds
Goaltending coach.......................................................................................Rick Wamsley
Director, communications..............................................................................Brian Morris
Communications coordinator.........................................................................Chris Moore
Assistant, communications & publications................................................. Amanda Nigh
General office........................................................................................... (613) 599-0250
Home ice.................................................................................... Scotiabank Place (1996)
2011-12 record......................................................................................................41-31-12
AHL affiliate.....................................................................................Binghamton Senators
HURRICANES vs. OTTAWA
ALL-TIME:................GP: 84................ 43-31-10 ....................GF: 232................... GA: 222
at home:..................GP: 41................... 25-11-5 ....................GF: 122..................... GA: 98
on road:...................GP: 43..................18-20-5 .................... GF: 110 .................. GA: 124
in overtime:.............GP: 15.......................5-2-8
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................6..............................4/3/1993-12/26/1993
Losing streak.............................................. 3 (5x).............. Last: 11/28/2006-2/28/2007
Unbeaten streak............................................ 11...............................4/3/1993-4/12/1995
Goals allowed............................................. 6 (5x).................... Last: 12/12/2007 (L, 0-6)
Goals, both teams......................................... 11..................................3/18/2003 (L, 5-6)
Current OTT streak................................................................1 loss/Winless in 2 straight
LAST TRANSACTION
2/12/2010 CAR acquired Alexandre Picard and OTT’s 2010 second-round pick (traded
to EDM on 6/26/2010 for Riley Nash – 46th overall – Martin Marincin) in
exchange for Matt Cullen.
Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
23 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Senators 1 (OT) 14,556 Ward vs Anderson Tuomo Ruutu
25 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Senators 3 (SO) 12,083 Ward vs Anderson (Jason Spezza)
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 3-18................. 16.7%
Penalty Killing............ 9-11................. 81.8%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
SENATORS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 2-11................. 18.2%
Penalty Killing.......... 15-18................. 83.3%
At OTTAWA SENATORS
03 Apr ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Senators 1
27 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Senators 4
GP G A TP+/-PM
Tuomo Ruutu
4 325 3 2
SENATORS
Craig Anderson
4
245 2-1-1
0
8
115 107 1.96 .930
Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
19,484 Ward vs Anderson Tuomo Ruutu
19,656 Ward vs Anderson Zack Smith
SENATORS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Jason Spezza
4 404 1 4
Sergei Gonchar 3 044 0 0
4
246 2-1-1
0
9
140 131 2.20 .936
1992-936-1-0 3-0-0 3-1-0
1993-944-0-1 2-0-0 2-0-1
1994-954-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0
1995-963-1-1 2-1-0 1-0-1
1996-972-2-1 2-0-0 0-2-1
1997-984-2-0 3-0-0 1-2-0
1998-991-1-2 0-0-2 1-1-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
1999-001-3-0-0 1-1-0-0
2000-013-1-0-0 1-1-0-0
2001-020-3-1-0 0-2-0-0
2002-030-3-1-0 0-1-1-0
2003-041-2-1-0 0-1-1-0
2005-062-2-0 1-1-0
2006-071-3-0 0-2-0
10/14/1992
10/22/1992
11/19/1992
12/9/1992
1/28/1993
4/3/1993
4/7/1993
11/10/1993
11/29/1993
12/23/1993
12/26/1993
1/27/1994
1/25/1995
2/1/1995
2/28/1995
4/12/1995
11/2/1995
11/4/1995
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
L
W
4-1OTT
5-1 atOTT
4-2 atOTT
6-2OTT
2-5 atOTT
7-3OTT
6-1 atOTT
4-3*OTT
4-2 atOTT
2-1 atOTT
3-2*OTT
1-1* atOTT
4-1OTT
2-1 atOTT
6-3 atOTT
4-2OTT
0-5OTT
5-4 atOTT
11/15/1995
1/5/1996
3/22/1996
11/23/1996
12/28/1996
2/15/1997
2/16/1997
4/9/1997
10/4/1997
11/9/1997
12/16/1997
12/18/1997
1/5/1998
1/22/1998
10/24/1998
12/18/1998
1/4/1999
4/17/1999
W
W
T
T
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
T
T
3-2OTT
4-2OTT
1-1* atOTT
3-3* atOTT
3-2OTT
2-1OTT
2-4 atOTT
4-5 atOTT
2-3 atOTT
4-1OTT
2-1OTT
2-3 atOTT
4-1OTT
4-2 atOTT
3-1 atOTT
1-5 atOTT
4-4*OTT
1-1*OTT
ROAD
0-2-0-0
2-0-0-0
0-1-1-0
0-2-0-0
1-1-0-0
1-1-0
1-1-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
2007-082-2-0 1-1-0
2008-092-2-0 2-0-0
2009-102-1-1 2-0-0
2010-113-1-0 2-0-0
2011-122-1-1 1-0-1
ROAD
1-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-1
1-1-0
1-1-0
11/17/1999
12/23/1999
1/4/2000
2/15/2000
11/12/2000
11/16/2000
12/3/2000
4/1/2001
10/9/2001
11/15/2001
12/18/2001
4/2/2002
10/23/2002
11/19/2002
12/7/2002
3/18/2003
11/20/2003
1/11/2004
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
T
L
L
L
T
L
L
L
T
2-1OTT
3-4 atOTT
1-2OTT
1-5 atOTT
4-0OTT
1-0 atOTT
0-2OTT
3-2* atOTT
2-6OTT
1-1* atOTT
1-5OTT
3-4 atOTT
1-4 atOTT
4-4*OTT
2-5 atOTT
5-6OTT
1-6 atOTT
2-2*OTT
1/20/2004
3/20/2004
10/24/2005
11/15/2005
11/22/2005
12/28/2005
11/4/2006
11/28/2006
2/27/2007
2/28/2007
10/11/2007
12/12/2007
1/17/2008
3/16/2008
11/7/2008
1/13/2009
2/24/2009
3/25/2009
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
1-3OTT
3-2* atOTT
3-2OTT
2-1 atOTT
3-5OTT
2-6 atOTT
3-2 atOTT
1-4OTT
2-4OTT
0-2 atOTT
5-3 atOTT
0-6OTT
1-5 atOTT
5-1OTT
2-1OTT
1-5 atOTT
2-4 atOTT
2-1OTT
12/12/2009
1/10/2010
3/4/2010
4/1/2010
10/14/2010
11/17/2010
12/29/2010
3/22/2011
10/25/2011
11/27/2011
12/23/2011
4/3/2012
L
W
W
OT
L
W
W
W
OT
L
W
W
2-4 atOTT
4-1OTT
4-1OTT
3-4** atOTT
2-3 atOTT
7-1OTT
4-0 atOTT
4-3OTT
2-3**OTT
3-4 atOTT
2-1*OTT
2-1 atOTT
PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/2/13..............................at PHI............................7 p.m.
2/9/13..............................at PHI............................1 p.m.
4/20/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
Chairman............................................................................................................ Ed Snider
General manager........................................................................................Paul Holmgren
Head coach...............................................................................................Peter Laviolette
Assistant coaches......................................... Joe Mullen, Kevin McCarthy, Craig Berube
Goaltending coach............................................................................................Jeff Reese
Senior director of communications......................................................................Zack Hill
Manager of public relations...............................................................................Joe Siville
Manager of broadcasting & media services....................................................Brian Smith
General office...........................................................................................(215) 465-4500
Stanley Cup titles....................................................................................... 2 (1974, 1975)
Home ice................................................................................. Wells Fargo Center (1996)
2011-12 record.......................................................................................................47-26-9
AHL affiliate.................................................................................... Adirondack Phantoms
HURRICANES vs. PHILADELPHIA
ALL-TIME:................. GP: 115............. 30-62-20-3 ............... GF: 304................... GA: 421
at home:................... GP: 58................17-28-12-1 ................GF: 173................... GA: 211
on road:.................... GP: 57................ 13-34-8-2 ................GF: 141 .................. GA: 210
in overtime:.............. GP: 28.....................3-10-15
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................6............................12/22/1990-4/15/1992
Unbeaten streak.............................................6............................12/22/1990-4/15/1992
Goals scored...................................................9................................. 2/25/1984 (W, 9-7)
Goals allowed............................................. 8 (2x)..................... Last: 11/11/2010 (L, 1-8)
Current PHI streak....................................................................................................1 win
LAST TRANSACTION
1/13/13
CAR acquired Luke Pither from PHI in exchange for Brian Boucher
and Mark Alt.
FLYERS win season series: 3-1-0
Winning Goal
10 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 1 Flyers 2 14,511 Ward vs Bobrovsky
Sean Couturier
14 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Flyers 5 14,491 Boucher, Ward vs Bobrovsky Wayne Simmonds
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 3-14..................21.4%
Penalty Killing.......... 16-18................. 88.9%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Brian Boucher
FLYERS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 2-18.................. 11.1%
Penalty Killing...........11-14................. 78.6%
3
146 1-2-0 0
8
86
2
92 0-1-0 0
6
45
At PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Attend Goaltenders
21 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 4 Flyers 2 19,632 Ward vs Bryzgalov
29 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 1 Flyers 5 19,683 Boucher vs Bryzgalov
GP G A TP+/-PM
Jussi Jokinen
4 134 -1 4
Chad LaRose
3 134 -3 2
FLYERS
Sergei Bobrovsky
Ilya Bryzgalov
SV GAA SV%
78 3.30 .907
39 3.93 .867
Winning Goal
Chad LaRose
Jaromir Jagr
FLYERS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Claude Giroux
4 347 4 0
2
120 2-0-0 0
4
56
2
118 1-1-0 0
5
56
SV GAA SV%
52 2.00 .929
51 2.54 .911
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-800-2-2 0-0-2
1980-810-3-1 0-2-0
1981-820-3-0 0-1-0
1982-831-2-0 1-1-0
1983-842-1-0 1-0-0
1984-850-2-1 0-1-1
1985-860-3-0 0-1-0
1986-872-1-0 1-1-0
1987-881-2-0 1-0-0
1988-891-1-1 1-0-1
1989-902-1-0 1-0-0
ROAD
0-2-0
0-1-1
0-2-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
1990-913-0-0 2-0-0
1991-923-0-0 1-0-0
1992-930-3-0 0-2-0
1993-941-3-0 0-2-0
1994-951-2-0 1-1-0
1995-960-3-1 0-1-1
1996-970-3-1 0-2-0
1997-981-2-1 0-1-1
1998-990-2-2 0-1-1
1999-002-2-0-0 1-1-0-0
2000-011-2-0-1 1-1-0-0
11/27/1979 L
12/23/1979 L
12/26/1979 T
3/21/1980
T
10/26/1980 L
11/8/1980
L
2/8/1981
T
3/29/1981
L
11/12/1981 L
3/20/1982
L
3/21/1982
L
12/11/1982 W
1/8/1983
L
1/9/1983
L
11/6/1983
L
12/4/1983 W
2/25/1984 W
11/15/1984 L
11/24/1984 T
2/26/1985
L
10/24/1985 L
11/16/1985 L
11/21/1985 L
2-6 atPHI
2-4 atPHI
4-4PHI
5-5PHI
1-6 atPHI
4-5PHI
6-6 atPHI
1-4PHI
3-5 atPHI
2-5PHI
3-5 atPHI
7-4PHI
4-7PHI
4-8 atPHI
2-4 atPHI
6-5 atPHI
9-7PHI
1-6 atPHI
4-4*PHI
2-3PHI
0-3 atPHI
2-5PHI
0-3 atPHI
10/18/1986
12/4/1986
3/7/1987
10/31/1987
12/3/1987
2/15/1988
10/22/1988
12/23/1988
3/12/1989
11/25/1989
12/14/1989
2/1/1990
12/22/1990
1/26/1991
2/2/1991
11/27/1991
4/12/1992
4/15/1992
1/24/1993
2/24/1993
4/16/1993
10/9/1993
11/18/1993
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
T
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
3-6PHI
2-1 atPHI
5-3PHI
7-4PHI
2-5 atPHI
4-5* atPHI
8-6PHI
4-5 atPHI
3-3*PHI
5-2PHI
3-2 atPHI
1-2 atPHI
1-0PHI
5-3PHI
2-0 atPHI
7-3 atPHI
4-2PHI
4-3* atPHI
4-5* atPHI
2-5PHI
4-5*PHI
2-5PHI
3-6 atPHI
ROAD
1-0-0
2-0-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-1
1-1-0
0-1-1
1-1-0-0
0-1-0-1
YEAROVERALL HOME
2001-021-2-0-1 1-1-0-0
2002-030-1-2-1 0-0-1-1
2003-040-2-2-0 0-1-1-0
2005-062-0-2 1-0-1
2006-072-2-0 1-1-0
2007-081-2-1 0-2-0
2008-091-1-2 0-1-1
2009-100-3-1 0-1-1
2010-111-3-0 1-1-0
2011-121-3-0 0-2-0
ROAD
0-1-0-1
0-1-1-0
0-1-1-0
1-0-1
1-1-0
1-0-1
1-0-1
0-2-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
3/19/1994
4/2/1994
1/26/1995
3/22/1995
4/28/1995
11/5/1995
11/18/1995
12/23/1995
3/25/1996
12/12/1996
12/14/1996
2/19/1997
3/2/1997
12/23/1997
1/8/1998
3/28/1998
3/29/1998
10/17/1998
11/20/1998
1/9/1999
3/30/1999
10/7/1999
11/11/1999
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
T
L
L
L
T
L
L
T
W
L
T
L
L
T
W
L
5-3 atPHI
5-6PHI
2-3 atPHI
4-3PHI
3-4PHI
1-6 atPHI
2-4PHI
3-3*PHI
0-3 atPHI
3-2 atPHI
4-0PHI
2-2* atPHI
5-2PHI
2-4 atPHI
3-3*PHI
4-2 atPHI
1-3PHI
1-1*PHI
1-3PHI
0-2 atPHI
3-3* atPHI
2-0 atPHI
1-4 atPHI
1/11/2000
4/2/2000
11/30/2000
12/23/2000
1/27/2001
2/19/2001
12/21/2001
1/6/2002
1/27/2002
3/28/2002
11/5/2002
11/15/2002
2/15/2003
3/13/2003
10/25/2003
11/18/2003
11/28/2003
3/23/2004
10/28/2005
12/29/2005
1/17/2006
3/8/2006
12/19/2006
L
W
W
OTL
L
L
OTL
L
L
W
OTL
T
T
L
T
T
L
L
W
OT
W
OT
W
3-4PHI
1-0PHI
2-0PHI
1-2* atPHI
3-4PHI
0-4 atPHI
3-4* atPHI
3-4PHI
2-4 atPHI
4-1PHI
1-2*PHI
1-1*PHI
2-2* atPHI
3-5 atPHI
4-4* atPHI
2-2*PHI
2-4 atPHI
2-4PHI
8-6PHI
3-4*PHI
4-3**atPHI
2-3** atPHI
2-1 atPHI
12/31/2006
2/22/2007
3/28/2007
10/20/2007
11/21/2007
11/28/2007
12/15/2007
11/26/2008
11/28/2008
12/6/2008
12/11/2008
10/2/2009
10/31/2009
12/26/2009
1/23/2010
11/1/2010
11/11/2010
2/10/2011
2/18/2011
10/29/2011
11/14/2011
11/21/2011
1/10/2012
L
W
L
OT
L
L
W
L
W
OT
OT
L
L
OT
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
2-5PHI
3-2*PHI
1-5 atPHI
2-3* atPHI
3-6PHI
1-3PHI
6-5** atPHI
1-3PHI
3-2* atPHI
1-2*PHI
5-6**atPHI
0-2PHI
1-6 atPHI
3-4**PHI
2-4 atPHI
2-3 atPHI
1-8PHI
1-2 atPHI
3-2PHI
1-5 atPHI
3-5PHI
4-2 atPHI
1-2PHI
PHOENIX COYOTES
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. PHOENIX
None
ALL-TIME:.................GP: 68.................32-28-8 ....................GF: 238................... GA: 224
at home:...................GP: 34.................. 15-13-6 .................... GF: 111................... GA: 101
on road:....................GP: 34...................17-15-2 ....................GF: 127 .................. GA: 123
in overtime:..............GP: 11...................... 4-1-6
Executive vice president/General manager................................................. Don Maloney
Head coach....................................................................................................Dave Tippett
Associate coach............................................................................................. Jim Playfair
Assistant coach.........................................................................................John Anderson
Director of player development/Goaltending coach....................................... Sean Burke
Senior director of communications..............................................................Richard Nairn
Senior manager of media relations............................................................... Chris Wojcik
Manager of media relations............................................................................ Tim Bulmer
General office........................................................................................... (623) 772-3200
Inaugural season............1972-73 (Winnipeg WHA); 1979-80 (NHL); 1996-97 (Phoenix)
Home ice.................................................................................. Jobing.com Arena (2003)
2011-12 record..................................................................................................... 42-27-13
AHL affiliate..............................................................................................Portland Pirates
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak........................................... 3 (4x)................. Last: 3/22/1988-2/11/1989
Unbeaten streak......................................... 5 (2x).................Last: 10/5/1996-3/15/1999
Goals scored............................................... 8 (3x)................... Last: 11/23/1985 (W, 8-1)
Goals allowed............................................. 8 (3x)......................Last: 12/3/2005 (L, 4-8)
Current PHX streak......................................................1 win / Points in 3 straight games
LAST TRANSACTION
5/13/2010 CAR acquired Jared Staal from PHX in exchange for NSH’s 2010 fifth
round draft pick (138th overall – Louis Domingue).
COYOTES WIN SEASON SERIES: 1-0-0
21 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Coyotes 4
Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
15,848 Ward vs LaBarbera Lauri Korpikoski
Series Statistics
Power Play...................0-3................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............0-1................... 0.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
COYOTES SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................... 1-1............... 100.0%
Penalty Killing..............3-3............... 100.0%
1
59 0-1-0 0
4
19
At PHOENIX COYOTES
None
GP G A TP+/-PM
Andreas Nodl
1 101 1 0
Tuomo Ruutu
1 101 0 0
Jiri Tlusty
1 101 1 0
Justin Faulk
1 011 0 0
Jay Harrison
1 011 1 2
Jussi Jokinen
1 011 1 2
Alexei Ponikarovsky
1 011 1 0
Jaroslav Spacek 1 011 0 0
COYOTES
Jason LaBarbera
SV GAA SV%
15 4.08 .789
Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
COYOTES LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Lauri Korpikoski 1 112 2 0
Ray Whitney
1 112 1 0
1
60 1-0-0 0
3
37
SV GAA SV%
34 3.00 .919
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-802-2-0 2-0-0
1980-813-0-1 1-0-1
1981-822-1-0 1-1-0
1982-831-1-1 0-0-1
1983-840-2-1 0-1-1
1984-851-2-0 0-1-0
1985-862-1-0 2-0-0
1986-871-1-1 0-0-1
1987-882-1-0 2-0-0
1988-892-1-0 1-0-0
1989-901-2-0 0-2-0
ROAD
0-2-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
1990-911-2-0 1-0-0 0-2-0
1991-922-0-1 0-0-1 2-0-0
1992-931-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-0
1993-941-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1
1995-961-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
1996-972-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1997-981-0-1 0-0-1 1-0-0
1998-990-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1
1999-000-2-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-1-0-0
2000-011-1-0-0 0-1-0-0 1-0-0-0
11/14/1979
1/21/1980
2/15/1980
3/26/1980
11/26/1980
12/10/1980
1/10/1981
2/18/1981
12/30/1981
1/6/1982
3/10/1982
12/17/1982
1/29/1983
2/25/1983
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
T
W
L
W
W
T
L
2-3 at PHX(WPG)
7-2 PHX(WPG)
5-4 PHX(WPG)
0-7 at PHX(WPG)
8-4 PHX(WPG)
8-5 at PHX(WPG)
5-3 at PHX(WPG)
3-3 PHX(WPG)
6-1 at PHX(WPG)
3-5 PHX(WPG)
6-2 PHX(WPG)
2-0 at PHX(WPG)
2-2 PHX(WPG)
3-5 at PHX(WPG)
12/10/1983
1/8/1984
1/26/1984
10/24/1984
11/7/1984
2/19/1985
11/23/1985
1/25/1986
2/14/1986
10/16/1986
1/9/1987
3/13/1987
2/17/1988
3/1/1988
T
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
T
L
W
W
L
5-5* PHX(WPG)
3-4 at PHX(WPG)
2-6 PHX(WPG)
4-8 at PHX(WPG)
0-3 PHX(WPG)
6-2 at PHX(WPG)
8-1 PHX(WPG)
7-2 PHX(WPG)
4-5 at PHX(WPG)
4-4* PHX(WPG)
0-3 at PHX(WPG)
3-0 at PHX(WPG)
4-3 PHX(WPG)
3-6 at PHX(WPG)
2001-021-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
2002-031-1-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
2003-040-1-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-0-0-0
2005-060-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2006-070-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2008-092-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
2009-100-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2010-111-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
2011-120-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
3/22/1988
1/10/1989
2/11/1989
2/19/1989
11/10/1989
1/3/1990
2/24/1990
11/9/1990
1/5/1991
2/26/1991
10/16/1991
1/21/1992
3/13/1992
1/18/1993
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
T
W
L
4-3 PHX(WPG)
2-1 at PHX(WPG)
7-3 PHX(WPG)
6-7* at PHX(WPG)
4-2 at PHX(WPG)
2-4 PHX(WPG)
1-3 PHX(WPG)
4-5 at PHX(WPG)
4-3 PHX(WPG)
4-5 at PHX(WPG)
3-2 at PHX(WPG)
3-3* PHX(WPG)
1-0 at PHX(WPG)
7-8 PHX(WPG)
1/30/1993
2/12/1993
1/5/1994
2/4/1994
1/12/1996
3/1/1996
10/5/1996
11/14/1996
12/5/1997
3/6/1998
3/15/1999
1/27/2000
3/1/2000
2/7/2001
L
W
W
T
W
L
W
W
T
W
T
L
L
W
3-6 PHX(WPG)
6-2 at PHX(WPG)
4-0 PHX(WPG)
2-2* at PHX(WPG)
3-2 at PHX(WPG)
2-5 PHX(WPG)
1-0PHX
2-1 atPHX
2-2*PHX
5-4* atPHX
5-5* atPHX
2-4PHX
5-7 atPHX
2-1* atPHX
2/16/2001
11/4/2001
11/12/2002
2/26/2003
1/4/2004
12/3/2005
1/4/2007
11/21/2008
2/7/2009
3/13/2010
10/23/2010
12/21/2011
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
0-2PHX
1-0*PHX
3-2PHX
2-4 atPHX
0-3PHX
4-8 atPHX
0-2PHX
5-2PHX
7-2 atPHX
0-4PHX
4-3* atPHX
3-4PHX
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/28/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
4/9/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
4/27/13............................ at PIT.............................7 p.m.
HURRICANES vs. PITTSBURGH
ALL-TIME:..............GP: 122..............54-52-15-1 ....................GF: 431................... GA: 437
at home:................GP: 62.....................31-25-6 ....................GF: 222................... GA: 212
on road:.................GP: 60..................23-27-9-1 ....................GF: 209 .................. GA: 225
in overtime:...........GP: 23....................... 5-6-12
Co-owner/Chairman.................................................................................. Mario Lemieux
Executive vice president/General manager...................................................... Ray Shero
Head coach..................................................................................................... Dan Bylsma
Assistant coaches................................................................. Tony Granato, Todd Reirden
Goaltending coach......................................................................................Gilles Meloche
Vice president, communications.................................................................Tom McMillan
Director of communications.................................................................... Jennifer Bullano
Manager of communications.....................................................................Jason Seidling
General office............................................................................................ (412) 642-1300
SERIES RECORDS
Stanley Cup titles.............................................................................3 (1991, 1992, 2009)
Home ice.......................................................................... CONSOL Energy Center (2010)
2011-12 record.......................................................................................................51-25-6
AHL affiliate...................................................................Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
LAST TRANSACTION
Winning streak........................................... 4 (2x)................ Last: 2/26/1989-3/25/1990
Losing streak..................................................6.............................. 10/3/1997-4/16/1998
Unbeaten streak.............................................7..............................2/26/1989-12/8/1990
Goals allowed................................................ 10...................................4/1/1993 (L, 2-10)
Current CAR streak............................................................... 1 OT / Winless in 3 straight
Current PIT streak................................................................................................... 3 wins
6/22/2012 CAR acquired Jordan Staal from PIT in exchange for Brandon Sutter, Brian
Dumoulin and CAR’s 2012 first-round pick (8th overall - Derrick Pouliot).
PENGUINS win season series: 3-1-0 (hurricanes: 1-2-1)
03 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Penguins 3
12 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 5 Penguins 3
Attend
17,696
16,260
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 1-13....................7.7%
Penalty Killing............9-10................. 90.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Brian Boucher
Justin Peters
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
Boucher vs Johnson Pascal Dupuis
Ward vs Johnson
Eric Staal
PENGUINS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 1-10................. 10.0%
Penalty Killing.......... 12-13................. 92.3%
2
125 1-0-1 0
4
81
1
58 0-1-0 0
3
40
1
58 0-1-0 0
4
52
SV
77
37
48
GAA
1.92
3.08
4.12
At PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
Attend
17 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 1 Penguins 2 (SO) 18,535
27 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Penguins 4
18,600
GP G A TP+/-PM
Jussi Jokinen
4 0 5 5 1 0
Goaltenders
Ward vs Fleury
Peters vs Fleury
PENGUINS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Evgeni Malkin
4 145 2 2
PENGUINS
Marc-Andre Fleury 2
125 2-0-0 0
3
44
Brent Johnson
2
119 1-1-0 0
7
58
SV%
.951
.925
.923
Winning Goal
(James Neal)
Pascal Dupuis
SV GAA SV%
41 1.44 .932
51 3.54 .879
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-802-1-1 2-0-0
1980-812-2-0 1-1-0
1981-820-2-1 0-1-0
1982-830-3-0 0-2-0
1983-841-2-0 0-1-0
1984-852-1-0 2-0-0
1985-862-1-0 1-0-0
1986-873-0-0 2-0-0
1987-881-2-0 1-0-0
1988-892-1-0 1-1-0
1989-902-0-1 1-0-0
ROAD
0-1-1
1-1-0
0-1-1
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
1-0-1
YEAROVERALL HOME
1990-912-1-0 1-1-0
1991-922-0-1 0-0-1
1992-930-3-0 0-2-0
1993-941-4-0 1-2-0
1994-952-2-0 1-1-0
1995-962-3-1 2-0-1
1996-971-2-2 1-2-0
1997-980-6-0 0-3-0
1998-991-2-1 0-1-1
1999-002-2-0-0 1-1-0-0
2000-013-1-0-0 1-1-0-0
10/13/1979
11/30/1979
1/17/1980
4/2/1980
10/15/1980
12/26/1980
2/19/1981
4/5/1981
1/2/1982
1/3/1982
2/10/1982
11/17/1982
12/21/1982
3/12/1983
10/15/1983
12/13/1983
3/17/1984
11/22/1984
12/28/1984
3/17/1985
10/29/1985
12/14/1985
3/1/1986
10/28/1986
2/3/1987
T
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
T
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
3-3 atPIT
7-5PIT
7-1PIT
4-6 atPIT
5-2 atPIT
9-7PIT
2-6 atPIT
4-5PIT
4-9 atPIT
4-6PIT
3-3 atPIT
3-4 atPIT
2-3PIT
2-7PIT
6-4 atPIT
2-3 atPIT
2-4PIT
9-3PIT
0-4 atPIT
4-3PIT
4-3 atPIT
5-4PIT
1-5 atPIT
5-2PIT
8-6 atPIT
3/28/1987
1/9/1988
2/6/1988
4/3/1988
12/26/1988
2/26/1989
3/30/1989
12/19/1989
3/25/1990
3/27/1990
11/29/1990
12/8/1990
3/9/1991
11/2/1991
2/27/1992
3/22/1992
10/17/1992
2/21/1993
4/1/1993
10/16/1993
12/4/1993
1/2/1994
2/17/1994
3/13/1994
2/16/1995
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
L
W
W
T
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
5-4PIT
5-4*PIT
4-5 atPIT
2-4 atPIT
3-4*PIT
8-6PIT
9-5 atPIT
8-4 atPIT
4-2PIT
3-3* atPIT
6-4 atPIT
3-1PIT
2-5PIT
6-5 atPIT
8-4 atPIT
2-2*PIT
3-7PIT
3-4PIT
2-10 atPIT
3-5 atPIT
6-7*PIT
7-2PIT
4-6 atPIT
2-3PIT
2-5 atPIT
ROAD
1-0-0
2-0-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
0-3-0
0-0-2
0-3-0
1-1-0
1-1-0-0
2-0-0-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
2001-022-0-2-0 0-0-2-0
2002-032-2-0-0 1-1-0-0
2003-042-0-1-1 2-0-0-0
2005-063-1-0 1-1-0
2006-073-1-0 2-0-0
2007-082-1-1 2-0-0
2008-092-2-0 1-1-0
2009-103-0-1 1-0-1
2010-111-2-1 1-1-0
2011-121-2-1 1-1-0
ROAD
2-0-0-0
1-1-0-0
0-0-1-1
2-0-0
1-1-0
0-1-1
1-1-0
2-0-0
0-1-1
0-1-1
2/18/1995
4/5/1995
4/23/1995
10/20/1995
12/9/1995
12/28/1995
2/23/1996
3/13/1996
4/8/1996
10/8/1996
11/22/1996
12/3/1996
1/15/1997
4/3/1997
10/3/1997
10/11/1997
11/26/1997
12/31/1997
1/12/1998
4/16/1998
12/4/1998
1/7/1999
1/26/1999
3/10/1999
10/23/1999
W
W
L
T
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
T
L
T
L
L
L
L
L
L
T
L
W
L
W
4-2PIT
8-4 atPIT
2-4PIT
2-2*PIT
0-6 atPIT
4-9 atPIT
4-5 atPIT
3-2PIT
5-4PIT
7-3PIT
7-1PIT
4-4* atPIT
3-0PIT
5-5* atPIT
3-4PIT
1-4 atPIT
2-3 atPIT
2-3 atPIT
1-4PIT
1-4PIT
3-3*PIT
2-4 atPIT
5-3 atPIT
2-3*PIT
3-2 atPIT
11/27/1999
12/15/1999
4/3/2000
10/18/2000
11/22/2000
3/23/2001
4/8/2001
11/6/2001
12/16/2001
2/5/2002
3/7/2002
11/9/2002
1/15/2003
3/6/2003
4/2/2003
10/22/2003
11/29/2003
12/18/2003
3/19/2004
10/7/2005
10/29/2005
2/10/2006
3/4/2006
10/14/2006
11/11/2006
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
T
W
T
W
W
L
W
L
T
W
W
OTL
W
W
L
W
W
W
5-3PIT
3-6PIT
2-3 atPIT
3-2 atPIT
3-1 atPIT
5-3PIT
4-6PIT
2-2*PIT
7-0 atPIT
3-3*PIT
3-1 atPIT
3-2PIT
0-2PIT
4-0 atPIT
2-3 atPIT
1-1* atPIT
4-3PIT
2-1*PIT
3-4* atPIT
3-2**PIT
5-3 atPIT
3-4PIT
7-5 atPIT
5-1 atPIT
6-2PIT
1/2/2007
3/2/2007
10/5/2007
10/19/2007
2/2/2008
2/14/2008
10/23/2008
12/4/2008
1/20/2009
4/4/2009
10/14/2009
12/7/2009
3/11/2010
3/20/2010
10/30/2010
11/19/2010
1/22/2011
2/25/2011
11/12/2011
12/3/2011
12/27/2011
1/17/2012
L
W
W
OT
L
W
L
L
W
W
OT
W
W
W
L
OT
L
W
W
L
L
OT
0-3 atPIT
3-2PIT
4-1PIT
3-4** atPIT
1-4 atPIT
4-2PIT
1-4 atPIT
2-5PIT
2-1 atPIT
3-2*PIT
2-3**PIT
3-2 atPIT
4-3*PIT
3-2* atPIT
0-3PIT
4-5** atPIT
2-3 atPIT
4-1PIT
5-3PIT
2-3PIT
2-4 atPIT
1-2** atPIT
SAN JOSE SHARKS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
None
Ownership.................................................San Jose Sports & Entertainment Enterprises
Executive vice president/General manager..................................................Doug Wilson
Head coach................................................................................................. Todd McLellan
Associate coach........................................................................................ Larry Robinson
Assistant coaches...............................................................Jim Johnson, Jay Woodcroft
Goaltending development coach................................................................ Corey Schwab
Director of media relations..........................................................................Scott Emmert
Media relations manager....................................................................................Tom Holy
General office........................................................................................... (408) 287-7070
Home ice.......................................................................... HP Pavilion at San Jose (1993)
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................43-29-10
AHL affiliate.......................................................................................... Worcester Sharks
HURRICANES vs. SAN JOSE
ALL-TIME:................. GP: 28................. 14-14-0 ......................GF: 86..................... GA: 93
at home:................... GP: 14.....................8-6-0 ......................GF: 44..................... GA: 34
on road:.................... GP: 14.....................6-8-0 ......................GF: 42 .................... GA: 59
in overtime:.............. GP: 1.......................1-0-0
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak........................................... 2 (4x)................Last: 10/19/2010-2/17/2012
Unbeaten streak......................................... 2 (4x)................Last: 10/19/2010-2/17/2012
Goals scored............................................... 7 (2x)..................... Last: 11/7/1995 (W, 7-3)
Current SJ streak.................................................................................................2 losses
LAST TRANSACTION
2/18/2011 CAR acquired Derek Joslin in exchange for future considerations. CAR
then acquired SJ’s 2012 second-round pick (47th overall - Brock McGinn)
in exchange for Ian White.
17 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Sharks 2
Series Statistics
Attend
18,680
Power Play...................1-2................. 50.0%
Penalty Killing.............. 1-1............... 100.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Justin Peters
Goaltenders
Peters vs Greiss
Winning Goal
Jussi Jokinen
SHARKS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................0-1................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............1-2................. 50.0%
1
60 1-0-0 0
2
37
SV GAA SV%
35 2.00 .946
At SAN JOSE SHARKS
None
Attend
GP G A TP+/-PM
Jussi Jokinen
1 112 0 0
SHARKS
Thomas Greiss
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
SHARKS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Dan Boyle
1 101 1 0
Brent Burns
1 101 0 0
Ryane Clowe
1 011 1 0
Dominic Moore 1 011 0 0
1
58 0-1-0 0
3
25
SV GAA SV%
22 3.08 .880
1991-921-2-0 1-1-0 0-1-0
1992-932-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1993-940-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1995-961-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1996-971-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
1997-981-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
1998-991-1-0 1-0-0
1999-001-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
2000-010-2-0-0 0-1-0-0
2001-021-1-0-0 1-0-0-0
2002-030-1-0-0 0-0-0-0
2003-041-0-0-0 1-0-0-0
2005-060-1-0 0-0-0
10/23/1991 W
2/4/1992
L
3/21/1992
L
12/3/1992 W
1/21/1993 W
11/20/1993 L
1/15/1994
L
3-0SJ
5-6 atSJ
4-5SJ
7-5 atSJ
4-2SJ
2-3SJ
2-8 atSJ
11/7/1995
1/30/1996
11/12/1996
2/28/1997
3/2/1998
3/14/1998
11/12/1998
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
7-3SJ
2-8 atSJ
4-3 atSJ
3-2SJ
3-1 atSJ
1-2SJ
0-3 atSJ
ROAD
0-1-0
1-0-0-0
0-1-0-0
0-1-0-0
0-1-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-1-0
2006-071-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2008-091-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
2009-100-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2010-111-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
2011-121-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
11/25/1998 W
3/4/2000
W
10/24/2000 L
11/4/2000
L
11/9/2001 W
2/10/2002
L
2/5/2003
L
3-0SJ
5-2 atSJ
2-3SJ
1-4 atSJ
3-2SJ
0-4 atSJ
2-6 atSJ
10/28/2003
12/10/2005
3/24/2007
2/5/2009
11/1/2009
10/19/2010
2/17/2012
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
3-0SJ
3-4 atSJ
6-4SJ
4-3**atSJ
1-5SJ
5-2 atSJ
3-2SJ
ST. LOUIS BLUES
2012-13 SCHEDULE
None
HURRICANES vs. ST. LOUIS
ALL-TIME:.................GP: 70...............26-37-6-1 ................... GF: 200................... GA: 229
at home:...................GP: 35.................. 15-18-2 ....................GF: 102................... GA: 105
on road:....................GP: 35............... 11-19-4-1 ......................GF: 98 .................. GA: 124
in overtime:..............GP: 8........................1-3-4
Chairman/Governor...................................................................................... Tom Stillman
Executive vice president/General manager............................................Doug Armstrong
Head coach................................................................................................. Ken Hitchcock
Associate coach...............................................................................................Brad Shaw
Assistant coaches....................................................................Ray Bennett, Gary Agnew
Goaltending coach.........................................................................................Corey Hirsch
Senior vice president, marketing & public relations...................................... Mike Caruso
Senior director of media relations & team services................................. Rich Jankowski
Assistant director of media relations.............................................................. Dan O’Neill
General office........................................................................................... (314) 622-2500
Home ice.................................................................................... Scottrade Center (1995)
2011-12 record..................................................................................................... 49-22-11
AHL affiliate............................................................................................. Peoria Rivermen
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................3............................ 3/19/1986-12/10/1986
Losing streak..................................................7................................ 12/1/1992-3/9/1996
Unbeaten streak.............................................4..............................3/19/1988-3/25/1989
Goals scored............................................... 7 (2x).....................Last: 12/3/1983 (W, 7-2)
Current CAR streak.................................................................1 win / Points in 3 straight
Current STL streak.................................................................................................. 1 loss
LAST TRANSACTION
1/30/2006
CAR acquired Doug Weight from STL in exchange for Jesse Boulerice,
Magnus Kahnberg, Mike Zigomanis, CAR’s 2006 first-round pick (later
traded to NJ; 30th overall – Matthew Corrente), TOR’s 2006 fourth-round
pick (106th overall – Reto Berra) and CHI’s 2007 fourth-round pick
(96th overall – Cade Fairchild).
HURRICANES win season series: 1-0-1 (BLUES: 1-1-0)
15 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Blues 0
Attend
18,680
Series Statistics
Power Play...................0-7................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............6-6............... 100.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Ward vs Elliott
At ST. LOUIS BLUES
Attend
21 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Blues 3 (OT) 19,150
Winning Goal
Chad LaRose
BLUES SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................0-6................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing.............. 7-7............... 100.0%
2
124 1-0-1 1
3
83
GP G A TP+/-PM
BLUES
Brian Elliott
SV GAA SV%
80 1.45 .964
Goaltenders
Ward vs Elliott
Winning Goal
Matt D’Agostini
BLUES LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
David Backes
2 101 0 0
Jason Arnott
1 101 0 0
Matt D’Agostini 1 101 2 2
Barret Jackman 2 011 1 2
Jamie Langenbrunner2011 0 0
T.J. Oshie
2011 -1 0
Alex Pietrangelo 2011 0 2
Vladimir Sobotka 2011 0 0
2
123 1-1-0 0
4
59
SV GAA SV%
55 1.95 .932
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-802-2-0 1-1-0
1980-810-3-1 0-1-1
1981-822-1-0 1-0-0
1982-831-2-0 1-1-0
1983-842-1-0 1-0-0
1984-852-1-0 1-1-0
1985-861-1-1 0-1-0
1986-872-1-0 2-0-0
1987-881-2-0 0-1-0
1988-891-0-2 1-0-1
1989-901-2-0 0-1-0
ROAD
1-1-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
1-0-1
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-0-1
1-1-0
1990-910-3-0 0-2-0 0-1-0
1991-921-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-0
1992-931-2-0 1-1-0 0-1-0
1993-940-3-0 0-2-0 0-1-0
1995-960-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1996-971-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1997-981-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1998-990-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
1999-001-1-0-0 0-1-0-0 1-0-0-0
2000-010-1-1-0 0-1-0-0 0-0-1-0
12/29/1979
2/29/1980
3/1/1980
3/24/1980
10/9/1980
11/5/1980
1/12/1981
1/21/1981
12/9/1981
12/29/1981
2/6/1982
11/13/1982
12/18/1982
3/22/1983
12/3/1983
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
T
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
0-3 atSTL
3-0STL
6-3 atSTL
5-7STL
6-8 atSTL
1-6 atSTL
2-5STL
6-6STL
5-1STL
1-6 atSTL
4-2 atSTL
5-2STL
4-7 atSTL
1-4STL
7-2STL
2/4/1984
3/13/1984
2/24/1985
3/16/1985
3/20/1985
2/11/1986
2/23/1986
3/19/1986
11/21/1986
12/10/1986
1/7/1987
12/17/1987
1/14/1988
3/19/1988
12/15/1988
W
L
L
W
W
T
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
T
7-3 atSTL
0-2 atSTL
2-3STL
5-0 atSTL
3-2STL
4-4* atSTL
2-8STL
5-2 atSTL
4-0STL
6-2STL
3-6 atSTL
0-2STL
2-3 atSTL
5-3 atSTL
3-3* atSTL
2001-020-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-1-0-0
2002-030-1-0-1 0-1-0-0 0-0-0-1
2003-041-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0
2005-061-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2006-07Did Not Play Central Div.. Teams
2007-080-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2008-092-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
2009-100-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0
2010-111-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0
2011-121-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1
1/25/1989
3/25/1989
11/1/1989
11/30/1989
1/25/1990
11/3/1990
1/31/1991
3/5/1991
11/9/1991
2/25/1992
3/26/1992
11/18/1992
12/1/1992
2/8/1993
10/28/1993
T
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
3-3*STL
4-0STL
3-5STL
5-3 atSTL
2-3 atSTL
1-4STL
3-4* atSTL
1-4STL
4-3 atSTL
2-5STL
2-7 atSTL
5-2STL
4-8 atSTL
1-3STL
1-2 atSTL
11/1/1993
1/6/1994
10/25/1995
3/9/1996
12/17/1996
3/20/1997
10/13/1997
10/22/1997
3/22/1999
12/7/1999
3/22/2000
10/29/2000
4/3/2001
11/1/2001
10/15/2002
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
T
L
OTL
2-4STL
1-2STL
2-4STL
3-6 atSTL
5-3STL
4-1 atSTL
1-3 atSTL
4-3STL
2-5 atSTL
4-2 atSTL
1-2STL
1-4STL
2-2* atSTL
3-4 atSTL
1-2* atSTL
1/20/2003
1/6/2004
1/15/2006
1/5/2008
10/30/2008
1/2/2009
10/28/2009
12/11/2010
10/21/2011
3/15/2012
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
OT
W
3-5STL
2-0STL
4-2STL
0-1 atSTL
1-0 atSTL
2-1STL
2-5STL
2-1** atSTL
2-3* atSTL
2-0STL
TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
2012-13 SCHEDULE
1/22/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
2/23/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
3/16/13.............................at TB.............................7 p.m.
4/4/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
4/21/13.............................at TB.............................6 p.m.
HURRICANES vs. TAMPA BAY
ALL-TIME:............... GP: 101............48-36-16-1 ....................GF: 300................... GA: 297
at home:................. GP: 51................ 29-12-9-1 ....................GF: 157................... GA: 142
on road:.................. GP: 50................... 19-24-7 ....................GF: 143 .................. GA: 155
in overtime:............ GP: 25..................... 7-5-13
Owner/Governor/Chairman................................................................................ Jeff Vinik
Vice president/General manager.............................................................. Steve Yzerman
Head coach....................................................................................................Guy Boucher
Assistant coaches...................................Wayne Fleming, Dan Lacroix, Martin Raymond
Goaltending consultant...................................................................................Frantz Jean
Executive vice president of communications..................................................Bill Wickett
Media relations manager.........................................................................Brian Breseman
Public relations coordinator......................................................... Trevor van Knotsenburg
General office........................................................................................... (813) 301-6500
SERIES RECORDS
Stanley Cup titles................................................................................................ 1 (2004)
Home ice.........................................................................Tampa Bay Times Forum (1996)
2011-12 record...................................................................................................... 38-36-8
AHL affiliate............................................................................................ Syracuse Crunch
LAST TRANSACTION
Winning streak...............................................8............................... 4/2/2008-10/6/2009
Losing streak..................................................5.............................. 2/1/2007-11/14/2007
Unbeaten streak............................................ 10..........................11/28/1997-11/26/1999
Goals scored...................................................9................................... 3/7/2009 (W, 9-3)
Goals allowed............................................. 6 (2x)........................ Last: 4/9/2011 (L, 2-6)
Goals, both teams......................................... 13.................................. 4/6/2010 (W, 8-5)
Current CAR streak.................................................................1 win / Points in 3 straight
Current TB streak.................................................................................................... 1 loss
2/7/2009
CAR acquired Jussi Jokinen from TB in exchange for Wade Brookbank,
Josef Melichar and CAR’s fourth-round pick in 2009 (later traded to
TOR – 118th overall – TOR forfeited the pick and was fined $500,000 for
violating the CBA in acquiring Jonas Frogren – the pick was skipped).
HURRICANES WIN SEASON SERIES: 3-2-1 (LIGHTNING: 3-3-0)
Attend
03 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Lightning 4 (OT) 17,116
01 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 4 Lightning 2
13,374
07 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 1 Lightning 5
18,680
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 4-15................. 26.7%
Penalty Killing.......... 14-19................. 73.7%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Goaltenders
Ward vs Garon
Ward vs Roloson
Ward vs Roloson
At TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
10 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 4 Lightning 2
12 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 5 Lightning 2
31 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Lightning 5
Winning Goal
Steven Stamkos
Jeff Skinner
Vincent Lecavalier
LIGHTNING SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 5-19................. 26.3%
Penalty Killing...........11-15................. 73.3%
Attend
18,554
16,553
19,204
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
6 077 1 10
Goaltenders
Ward vs Tokarski
Ward vs Roloson, Garon
Ward vs Garon
Winning Goal
Jeff Skinner
Jay Harrison
Steven Stamkos
LIGHTNING LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Steven Stamkos 6 538 0 4
LIGHTNING
Mathieu Garon
3
138 2-1-0 0
8
62
54 3.49 .871
Dwayne Roloson
3
164 1-1-0 0
7
88
81 2.56 .920
Dustin Tokarski 159
0-1-0
0 32522
3.07
.880
6
362 3-2-1 0
20 193 173 3.31 .896
YEAROVERALL HOME
1992-932-0-0 1-0-0
1993-942-2-0 2-0-0
1994-951-3-0 1-1-0
1995-961-2-1 1-1-0
1996-974-0-0 2-0-0
1997-982-1-1 1-0-1
1998-992-0-3 1-0-2
ROAD
1-0-0
0-2-0
0-2-0
0-1-1
2-0-0
1-1-0
1-0-1
YEAROVERALL HOME
1999-003-1-1-0 2-0-0-0
2000-013-2-0-0 3-0-0-0
2001-023-2-0-0 1-1-0-0
2002-030-2-2-1 0-0-2-1
2003-041-3-2-0 0-1-2-0
2005-063-3-2 3-1-0
2006-073-4-1 1-2-1
12/23/1992 W 3-1TB
3/16/1993 W 4-3* atTB
11/24/1993L1-4at
TB
3/5/1994
L 2-4 atTB
3/9/1994
W 4-1TB
4/10/1994 W 6-4TB
2/10/1995
L 3-4 atTB
3/4/1995
W 3-2*TB
3/31/1995
L 0-2 atTB
4/9/1995
L 0-3TB
11/29/1995 T 2-2* atTB
12/13/1995 L 2-3TB
3/18/1996 W 6-3TB
4/3/1996
L 2-4 atTB
11/30/1996 W 6-3 atTB
12/21/1996 W 6-5*TB
3/27/1997 W 5-2 atTB
4/13/1997 W 2-1TB
10/1/1997
L 2-4 atTB
11/28/1997 W 2-0TB
1/28/1998 W 3-2 atTB
2/4/1998
T 3-3*TB
10/10/1998
12/30/1998
2/20/1999
3/28/1999
4/16/1999
11/13/1999
11/26/1999
12/10/1999
2/12/2000
2/19/2000
10/31/2000
12/26/2000
1/3/2001
1/29/2001
3/8/2001
11/17/2001
11/25/2001
12/27/2001
1/30/2002
4/10/2002
10/12/2002
11/17/2002
T
W
W
T
T
W
T
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
OTL
4-4*TB
4-3TB
3-2 atTB
3-3*TB
2-2* atTB
4-2TB
3-3* atTB
2-3 atTB
5-2 atTB
4-2TB
6-5*TB
2-3 atTB
3-2TB
5-2TB
1-0 atTB
0-2 atTB
0-4TB
3-2 atTB
3-1 atTB
4-2TB
1-5 atTB
1-2*TB
ROAD
1-1-1-0
0-2-0-0
2-1-0-0
0-2-0-0
1-2-0-0
0-2-2
2-2-0
YEAROVERALL HOME
2007-084-4-0 3-1-0
2008-096-0-0 3-0-0
2009-103-2-1 2-1-0
2010-112-3-1 1-2-0
2011-123-2-1 1-1-1
ROAD
1-3-0
3-0-0
1-1-1
1-1-1
2-1-0
12/18/2002
1/30/2003
2/21/2003
11/1/2003
11/9/2003
11/23/2003
1/15/2004
3/10/2004
3/13/2004
10/5/2005
11/20/2005
12/20/2005
12/26/2005
2/9/2006
3/27/2006
4/14/2006
4/15/2006
10/16/2006
10/26/2006
10/28/2006
12/16/2006
1/20/2007
T
L
T
L
T
T
L
L
W
L
L
W
OT
L
W
W
OT
W
L
W
W
OT
1-1*TB
1-3 atTB
2-2*TB
3-4 atTB
1-1*TB
0-0*TB
4-5 atTB
2-4TB
5-1 atTB
2-5 atTB
2-5TB
6-4TB
4-5* atTB
3-5 atTB
2-1TB
5-4**TB
2-3* atTB
5-1 atTB
1-5 atTB
6-4TB
3-2 atTB
5-6**TB
2/1/2007
3/30/2007
4/3/2007
11/8/2007
11/14/2007
11/23/2007
12/6/2007
12/22/2007
3/1/2008
3/29/2008
4/2/2008
10/11/2008
11/16/2008
1/3/2009
1/29/2009
2/20/2009
3/7/2009
10/6/2009
10/10/2009
11/21/2009
1/18/2010
3/23/2010
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
OT
0-4TB
2-4TB
2-3 atTB
1-5TB
1-6 atTB
4-3TB
1-2 atTB
4-1 atTB
5-1TB
1-2 atTB
6-2TB
4-3* atTB
3-2**TB
3-2 atTB
3-2TB
4-1TB
9-3 atTB
2-1**TB
2-5 atTB
3-1TB
2-3TB
2-3* atTB
4/6/2010
12/20/2010
1/15/2011
2/12/2011
3/25/2011
3/26/2011
4/9/2011
10/7/2011
11/1/2011
12/31/2011
1/12/2012
3/3/2012
3/10/2012
W
L
W
OT
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
OT
W
8-5 atTB
1-5 atTB
6-4TB
3-4* atTB
4-3 atTB
2-4TB
2-6TB
1-5TB
4-2TB
2-5 atTB
5-2 atTB
3-4*TB
4-2 atTB
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/4/13............................. at TOR............................7 p.m.
2/14/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
3/28/13........................... at TOR............................7 p.m.
HURRICANES vs. TORONTO
ALL-TIME:................ GP: 101...........53-34-13-1 ....................GF: 365................... GA: 323
at home:.................. GP: 51............... 27-17-6-1 ....................GF: 193................... GA: 167
on road:................... GP: 50...................26-17-7 ....................GF: 172 .................. GA: 156
in overtime:............. GP: 19.................... 5-4-10
Chairman of the board, MLSE................................................................Larry Tanenbaum
Senior Vice President/General manager......................................................... Dave Nonis
Head coach.................................................................................................. Randy Carlyle
Assistant coaches............................................. Greg Cronin, Dave Farrish, Scott Gordon
Goaltending consultant.............................................................................Francois Allaire
Director, media relations...................................................................................... Pat Park
Manager, media relations............................................................................Craig Downey
Coordinator, media relations................................................................... Aaron Gogishvili
General office............................................................................................(416) 815-5700
SERIES RECORDS
Inaugural season...................................................................................................1917-18
Stanley Cup titles....................................................... 13 (1918, 1922, 1932, 1942, 1945,
.........................................................................................1947-49, 1951, 1962-64, 1967)
Home ice...................................................................................Air Canada Centre (1999)
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................35-37-10
AHL affiliate.............................................................................................. Toronto Marlies
LAST TRANSACTION
Winning streak........................................... 5 (2x)................Last: 11/19/2009-1/24/2011
Unbeaten streak.............................................6................................1/19/1994-4/9/1998
Goals scored............................................... 8 (3x).......................Last: 1/4/1987 (W, 8-3)
Goals allowed.................................................8.......................... Last: 12/8/1983 (L, 6-8)
Current CAR streak...............................................................2 wins / Points in 4 straight
Current TOR streak.............................................................. 1 loss / Winless in 2 straight
12/3/2009 CAR acquired Jiri Tlusty from TOR for the rights to Philippe Paradis.
HURRICANES WIN SEASON SERIES: 3-0-1 (MAPLE LEAFS: 1-2-1)
Attend Goaltenders
29 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 4 Maple Leafs 3 (OT) 17,461 Ward vs Reimer
20 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Maple Leafs 2
13,187 Ward vs Scrivens
Series Statistics
Power Play................. 3-13..................23.1%
Penalty Killing.......... 13-14................. 92.9%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Winning Goal
Eric Staal
Jeff Skinner
MAPLE LEAFS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 1-14.................... 7.1%
Penalty Killing.......... 10-13................. 76.9%
4
244 3-0-1
1
7 117
110 1.72 .940
At TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
27 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Maple Leafs 0
19,348 Ward vs Jussi Jokinen
Gustavsson, Rynnas
13 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 1 Maple Leafs 2 (OT) 19,509 Ward vs Reimer
Tim Connolly
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
4 246 3 0
MAPLE LEAFS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Tim Connolly
4 213 3 4
Phil Kessel
4 213 -1 4
Joffrey Lupul
3 123 1 2
MAPLE LEAFS
James Reimer
Jussi Rynnas
Ben Scrivens
Jonas Gustavsson
SO
0
0
0
0
GP
2
1
1
1
Min
124
39
59
21
W-L-OT
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
GA
5
0
3
3
SA
53
10
41
12
SV
48
10
38
9
GAA
2.43
0.00
3.06
8.73
SV%
.906
1.000
.927
.750
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-802-2-0 1-1-0
1980-811-1-2 0-0-2
1981-823-0-0 2-0-0
1982-831-2-0 1-0-0
1983-842-1-0 1-1-0
1984-852-1-0 0-1-0
1985-863-0-0 2-0-0
1986-872-1-0 1-0-0
1987-883-0-0 2-0-0
1988-892-1-0 1-0-0
1989-901-1-1 1-1-0
ROAD
1-1-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
1-1-0
0-0-1
1990-911-0-2 0-0-1 1-0-1
1991-921-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
1992-930-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1993-940-1-1 0-0-1 0-1-0
1995-962-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1996-971-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1
1997-981-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1998-992-1-1 1-1-0 1-0-1
1999-001-1-2-0 0-1-1-0 1-0-1-0
2000-011-2-0-0 1-1-0-0 0-1-0-0
10/31/1979
11/2/1979
2/16/1980
4/1/1980
12/23/1980
1/24/1981
1/30/1981
3/22/1981
11/18/1981
12/2/1981
12/27/1981
1/1/1983
2/2/1983
2/13/1983
12/8/1983
2/18/1984
3/15/1984
10/17/1984
1/7/1985
2/17/1985
12/28/1985
W
W
L
L
W
L
T
T
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
4-2 atTOR
5-3TOR
3-5 atTOR
4-5TOR
7-2 atTOR
4-7 atTOR
5-5TOR
3-3TOR
8-5TOR
5-3 atTOR
7-3TOR
5-7 atTOR
1-7 atTOR
5-3TOR
6-8TOR
8-2 atTOR
5-3TOR
5-3 atTOR
7-4 atTOR
4-5*TOR
6-3 atTOR
1/23/1986
4/5/1986
10/30/1986
1/4/1987
1/24/1987
11/28/1987
12/30/1987
2/7/1988
1/16/1989
2/15/1989
3/5/1989
2/10/1990
2/14/1990
3/8/1990
10/17/1990
1/12/1991
3/3/1991
11/17/1991
12/4/1991
3/10/1993
4/11/1993
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
T
L
W
T
T
W
L
L
L
4-1TOR
7-1TOR
2-6 atTOR
8-3TOR
3-0 atTOR
4-2 atTOR
3-1TOR
4-2TOR
3-5 atTOR
4-2 atTOR
3-0TOR
6-2TOR
6-6* atTOR
6-7TOR
3-1 atTOR
2-2* atTOR
4-4*TOR
3-1 atTOR
0-3TOR
3-5 atTOR
2-4TOR
YEAROVERALL HOME
2001-022-2-0-0 1-1-0-0
2002-030-3-1-0 0-1-1-0
2003-042-1-0-1 0-1-0-1
2005-062-1-1 2-0-0
2006-071-3-0 0-2-0
2007-083-1-0 2-0-0
2008-093-1-0 1-1-0
2009-103-1-0 1-1-0
2010-112-2-0 1-1-0
2011-123-0-1 2-0-0
ROAD
1-1-0-0
0-2-0-0
2-0-0-0
0-1-1
1-1-0
1-1-0
2-0-0
2-0-0
1-1-0
1-0-1
10/19/1993
1/19/1994
11/24/1995
3/8/1996
1/20/1997
3/8/1997
4/9/1998
4/11/1998
1/18/1999
2/10/1999
2/24/1999
3/26/1999
10/20/1999
11/3/1999
12/2/1999
2/14/2000
11/8/2000
11/10/2000
1/31/2001
10/11/2001
11/27/2001
L
T
W
W
W
T
W
L
W
W
T
L
T
L
T
W
L
W
L
L
W
2-7 atTOR
3-3*TOR
4-0 atTOR
7-4TOR
3-1TOR
1-1* atTOR
5-2TOR
1-5 atTOR
4-2TOR
6-5 atTOR
2-2* atTOR
2-7TOR
3-3* atTOR
0-6TOR
2-2*TOR
5-2 atTOR
0-5 atTOR
3-1TOR
3-4TOR
2-3TOR
5-2 atTOR
12/26/2001
2/26/2002
1/29/2003
2/18/2003
3/1/2003
3/25/2003
11/2/2003
1/27/2004
2/19/2004
2/23/2004
10/20/2005
11/3/2005
11/25/2005
3/21/2006
12/15/2006
1/9/2007
1/30/2007
3/27/2007
10/9/2007
12/18/2007
1/15/2008
W
L
L
L
L
T
L
W
OTL
W
OT
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
4-3TOR
1-4 atTOR
2-3TOR
3-4 atTOR
1-4 atTOR
3-3*TOR
1-2TOR
2-0 atTOR
1-2*TOR
2-1 atTOR
4-5* atTOR
4-3TOR
4-3**TOR
2-3 atTOR
3-4TOR
4-1 atTOR
1-4TOR
1-6 atTOR
7-1 atTOR
3-2*TOR
4-5 atTOR
1/31/2008
11/2/2008
11/4/2008
1/15/2009
1/19/2009
11/6/2009
11/19/2009
1/12/2010
3/2/2010
12/28/2010
1/24/2011
2/3/2011
3/16/2011
11/20/2011
12/13/2011
12/29/2011
3/27/2012
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
OT
W
W
3-2*TOR
6-4TOR
5-4* atTOR
4-6TOR
2-0 atTOR
2-3TOR
6-5**TOR
4-2 atTOR
5-1 atTOR
4-3 atTOR
6-4TOR
0-3 atTOR
1-3TOR
3-2TOR
1-2* atTOR
4-3*TOR
3-0 atTOR
VANCOUVER CANUCKS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
HURRICANES vs. VANCOUVER
None
ALL-TIME:.................GP: 65............. 25-27-12-1 ....................GF: 194................... GA: 225
at home:...................GP: 32.................. 15-12-5 ....................GF: 106................... GA: 107
on road:....................GP: 33................10-15-7-1 ......................GF: 88 ...................GA: 118
in overtime:..............GP: 12......................0-6-6
Chairman/Governor.............................................................................. Francesco Aquilini
President/General manager..............................................................................Mike Gillis
Head coach................................................................................................ Alain Vigneault
Associate coach..........................................................................................Rick Bowness
Assistant coach................................................................Newell Brown, Darryl Williams
Goaltending consultant..........................................................................Roland Melanson
Vice president, communications & community partnerships......................... T.C. Carling
Director, media relations & team operations....................................................Ben Brown
Manager, media relations & publications........................................... Stephanie Maniago
General office...........................................................................................(604) 899-4600
Home ice.......................................................................................... Rogers Arena (1995)
2011-12 record....................................................................................................... 51-22-9
AHL affiliate............................................................................................. Chicago Wolves
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................4...........................11/29/1985-11/12/1986
Losing streak..................................................5............................ 10/26/1982-1/15/1984
Unbeaten streak.............................................9............................ 11/29/1985-1/29/1988
Goals scored...................................................7..................................3/29/1987 (W, 7-4)
Goals, both teams......................................... 13...............................3/3/1985 (L, 6-7 OT)
Current VAN streak................................................................................................. 1 loss
LAST TRANSACTION
3/3/2010 CAR acquired VAN’s 2010 third-round pick (85th overall – Austin Levi)
from VAN in exchange for Andrew Alberts.
15 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 4 Canucks 3 15,292 Ward vs Schneider
Series Statistics
Power Play...................1-6................. 16.7%
Penalty Killing.............. 1-1............... 100.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Winning Goal
Jaroslav Spacek
CANUCKS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play...................0-1................... 0.0%
Penalty Killing..............5-6................. 83.3%
1
60 1-0-0 0
3
36
At VANCOUVER CANUCKS
None
GP G A TP+/-PM
Tuomo Ruutu
1 112 1 2
CANUCKS
Cory Schneider
SV GAA SV%
33 3.01 .917
Attend Goaltenders
Winning Goal
CANUCKS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Alexandre Burrows1 112 1 6
Mason Raymond 1 112 1 2
Henrik Sedin
1 022 1 0
1
59 0-1-0 0
4
41
SV GAA SV%
37 4.04 .902
YEAROVERALL HOME
1979-801-1-2 1-0-1
1980-811-1-2 1-0-0
1981-820-2-1 0-1-0
1982-831-2-0 1-1-0
1983-840-3-0 0-1-0
1984-851-2-0 1-1-0
1985-863-0-0 1-0-0
1986-872-0-1 1-0-1
1987-881-0-2 0-0-1
1988-891-1-1 1-1-0
1989-902-1-0 0-1-0
ROAD
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
1-0-1
0-0-1
2-0-0
1990-912-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0
1991-920-2-1 0-1-0 0-1-1
1992-931-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1993-941-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0
1995-962-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0
1996-970-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
1997-981-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1998-991-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0
1999-001-0-1-0 0-0-1-0 1-0-0-0
2000-01
Did Not Play
12/11/1979 L
2/12/1980
T
3/13/1980 W
3/28/1980
T
11/1/1980
T
11/22/1980 W
12/3/1980
T
3/1/1981
L
10/23/1981 T
11/4/1981
L
2/20/1982
L
10/16/1982 W
10/26/1982 L
3-5 atVAN
5-5VAN
3-1VAN
4-4 atVAN
4-4VAN
4-3VAN
4-4 atVAN
0-3 atVAN
2-2 atVAN
1-4VAN
2-4 atVAN
6-5VAN
1-8 atVAN
1/6/1983
10/28/1983
11/30/1983
1/15/1984
10/20/1984
2/1/1985
3/3/1985
11/29/1985
1/10/1986
2/18/1986
11/12/1986
12/13/1986
3/29/1987
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
T
W
4-6VAN
4-5* atVAN
2-6VAN
0-5 atVAN
3-2VAN
3-4* atVAN
6-7*VAN
5-4 atVAN
4-3 atVAN
5-4VAN
4-3 atVAN
2-2*VAN
7-4VAN
2001-020-2-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-1-0-0
2002-030-1-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-0-0-0
2003-040-0-0-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-1
2006-070-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1
2007-081-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2008-090-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2009-101-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
2010-110-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0
2011-121-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0
12/15/1987
12/20/1987
1/29/1988
11/5/1988
11/9/1988
3/2/1989
1/10/1990
2/9/1990
3/13/1990
10/27/1990
1/2/1991
1/10/1991
2/1/1992
T
T
W
L
T
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
T
2-2*VAN
3-3* atVAN
4-2 atVAN
2-3VAN
1-1* atVAN
2-1VAN
3-1 atVAN
1-4VAN
1-0 atVAN
2-4VAN
5-2 atVAN
5-4 atVAN
4-4* atVAN
3/7/1992
3/18/1992
1/16/1993
3/6/1993
12/8/1993
2/6/1994
1/16/1996
2/7/1996
11/27/1996
1/10/1997
11/3/1997
11/16/1997
10/20/1998
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
1-5VAN
2-3 atVAN
3-8 atVAN
5-1VAN
1-4VAN
4-2 atVAN
3-0VAN
5-3 atVAN
6-2VAN
5-3 atVAN
5-3VAN
1-4 atVAN
3-1VAN
2/26/1999
10/15/1999
11/24/1999
1/12/2002
1/21/2002
11/27/2002
12/14/2003
12/8/2006
10/22/2007
2/3/2009
12/5/2009
10/17/2010
12/15/2011
L
W
T
L
L
L
OTL
OT
W
L
W
L
W
0-1 atVAN
4-1 atVAN
1-1*VAN
1-7 atVAN
5-7VAN
2-3VAN
1-2* atVAN
3-4* atVAN
3-1VAN
3-4 atVAN
5-3VAN
1-5 atVAN
4-3VAN
WASHINGTON CAPITALS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/26/13...........................at WSH...........................7 p.m.
3/12/13...........................at WSH...........................7 p.m.
3/14/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
4/2/13............................. at CAR............................7 p.m.
4/11/13...........................at WSH...........................7 p.m.
HURRICANES vs. WASHINGTON
ALL-TIME:...............GP: 144.............53-70-20-1 ....................GF: 390...................GA: 448
at home:.................GP: 73............... 29-32-11-1 ................... GF: 206................... GA: 214
on road:..................GP: 71....................24-38-9 ....................GF: 184 .................. GA: 234
in overtime:............GP: 29...................... 7-6-16
Chairman/Majority owner...............................................................................Ted Leonsis
Vice president/General manager............................................................ George McPhee
Head coach.................................................................................................... Adam Oates
Assistant coaches........................................................ Calle Johansson, Blaine Forsythe
Director of goaltending/NHL goaltender coach................................................Dave Prior
Senior vice president, communications & CCO, MSE......................................... Kurt Kehl
Director of media relations..................................................................... Sergey Kocharov
Manager of media relations......................................................................... Ben Guerrero
General office...........................................................................................(202) 266-2200
SERIES RECORDS
Home ice.........................................................................................Verizon Center (1997)
2011-12 record.......................................................................................................42-32-8
AHL affiliate................................................................................................Hershey Bears
LAST TRANSACTION
20 Feb ‘12 Hurricanes 5 Capitals 0
20 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Capitals 0
04 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 1 Capitals 5
Attend
16,837
17,507
14,589
Series Statistics
Power Play.................6-21................. 28.6%
Penalty Killing.......... 12-15................. 80.0%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
Brian Boucher
Goaltenders
Winning Goal
Peters vs Vokoun, Neuvirth Justin Faulk
Ward vs Vokoun
Jussi Jokinen
Ward vs Neuvirth
Troy Brouwer
CAPITALS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play................. 3-15................. 20.0%
Penalty Killing..........15-21..................71.4%
4
242 2-2-0 1
10
128 118 2.48 .922
1
60 1-0-0 1
0
17
17 0.00 1.000
162
0-0-1
0 43632
3.86
.889
Winning streak...............................................4................................3/2/1990-3/12/1991
Unbeaten streak......................................... 4 (3x)............................3/2/1990-3/12/1991
Goals scored...................................................8..................................3/24/1992 (W, 8-2)
Goals allowed.................................................9..................................... 3/8/1980 (L, 5-9)
Goals, both teams......................................... 14.................................... 3/8/1980 (L, 5-9)
Current WSH streak.............................................................. 1 OT / Winless in 3 straight
3/3/2010 CAR acquired Brian Pothier, Oskar Osala and WSH’s 2011 second-round
pick from WSH for Joe Corvo. On 6/26/2010, WSH’s 2011 second-round
pick was traded to NYR, along with CAR’s 2010 sixth-round pick
(157th overall – Jesper Fasth) for Bobby Sanguinetti. On 6/1/2011, NYR
traded WSH’s 2011 second-round pick to CGY who selected Tyler
Wotherspoon 57th overall.
At WASHINGTON CAPITALS
06 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 4 Capitals 3 (OT)
15 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 1 Capitals 2
08 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Capitals 4 (OT)
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
6 459 1 2
CAPITALS
Michal Neuvirth
Tomas Vokoun
Attend
18,506
18,506
18,506
Goaltenders
Ward vs Neuvirth
Ward vs Vokoun
Boucher vs Neuvirth
Winning Goal
Justin Faulk
Dmitry Orlov
Mike Green
CAPITALS LEADING SCORERS
GP G A TP+/-PM
Nicklas Backstrom2 134 1 2
Alex Ovechkin 6 044 -1 2
4
241 2-0-1 0
11
125 114 2.74 .912
3
125 1-2-0 0
6
84
78 2.88 .929
YEAROVERALLHOME
1979-801-2-1 1-1-0
1980-811-3-0 0-2-0
1981-821-2-0 1-1-0
1982-830-2-1 0-0-1
1983-841-2-0 1-1-0
1984-852-1-0 1-0-0
1985-860-2-1 0-1-1
1986-872-1-0 0-1-0
ROAD
0-1-1
1-1-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
0-1-0
2-0-0
YEAROVERALLHOME
1987-881-2-0 1-1-0
1988-890-3-0 0-1-0
1989-902-1-0 1-1-0
1990-913-0-0 1-0-0
1991-921-1-1 0-1-1
1992-931-3-0 1-1-0
1993-942-2-0 1-1-0
1994-951-2-1 0-1-1
12/4/1979 T
12/19/1979 W
1/4/1980
L
3/8/1980 L
11/15/1980 L
1/18/1981 L
3/11/1981 L
3/27/1981 W
11/14/1981 L
11/28/1981 W
2/27/1982 L
11/7/1982 L
12/30/1982 T
3/16/1983 L
10/19/1983 W
2/26/1984 L
3/7/1984 L
12/29/1984 L
3/27/1985 W
4/4/1985 W
2/2/1986 L
3/29/1986 T
4/3/1986 L
12/30/1986 W
3-3 atWSH
5-4WSH
3-6WSH
5-9 atWSH
4-8WSH
2-3 atWSH
2-5WSH
5-3 atWSH
0-4WSH
6-2WSH
1-7 atWSH
2-6 atWSH
4-4WSH
4-5 atWSH
3-0WSH
3-4WSH
2-4 atWSH
2-3 atWSH
3-1 atWSH
2-0WSH
4-5WSH
6-6*WSH
2-4 atWSH
3-1 atWSH
1/17/1987
2/6/1987
10/16/1987
11/21/1987
12/9/1987
11/18/1988
2/3/1989
3/18/1989
10/11/1989
12/16/1989
3/2/1990
11/17/1990
12/15/1990
3/12/1991
11/23/1991
1/4/1992
3/24/1992
11/7/1992
12/16/1992
12/18/1992
3/19/1993
12/7/1993
12/18/1993
2/27/1994
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
T
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
1-6WSH
5-2 atWSH
2-6 atWSH
3-4WSH
5-4WSH
2-3 atWSH
0-1 atWSH
2-8WSH
4-1WSH
2-5WSH
4-3 atWSH
4-2WSH
3-2 atWSH
3-2 atWSH
2-3WSH
2-2*WSH
8-2 atWSH
2-6WSH
6-3WSH
3-4 atWSH
2-5 atWSH
6-1 atWSH
4-1WSH
1-3WSH
ROAD
0-1-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
1-1-0
YEAROVERALLHOME
1995-961-2-1 1-1-0
1996-971-2-1 1-0-1
1997-980-4-0 0-2-0
1998-992-2-1 1-1-1
1999-001-2-2-0 1-0-1-0
2000-012-2-1-0 1-1-1-0
2001-021-1-2-1 0-0-1-1
2002-031-4-0-0 1-2-0-0
ROAD
0-1-1
0-2-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
0-2-1-0
1-1-0-0
1-1-1-0
0-2-0-0
YEAROVERALLHOME ROAD
2003-041-4-1-0 0-2-1-0 1-2-0-0
2005-065-3-0 2-2-0 3-1-0
2006-075-3-0 3-1-0 2-2-0
2007-084-3-1 3-0-1 1-3-0
2008-093-2-1 2-1-0 1-1-1
2009-103-1-2 2-1-0 1-0-2
2010-111-4-1 0-3-0 1-1-1
2011-123-2-1 2-1-0 1-1-1
3/22/1994 L
1/21/1995 T
3/20/1995 L
3/26/1995 W
4/21/1995 L
11/25/1995 L
12/30/1995 L
1/3/1996 W
3/23/1996 T
1/1/1997
L
1/4/1997
T
2/22/1997 W
3/16/1997 L
12/20/1997 L
3/18/1998 L
4/18/1998 L
4/19/1998 L
11/6/1998 W
1/16/1999 L
2/5/1999 L
2/18/1999 T
4/14/1999 W
11/7/1999 W
11/19/1999 T
1-4 atWSH
1-1*WSH
0-5WSH
4-3* atWSH
3-6 atWSH
2-4WSH
0-3 atWSH
2-0WSH
2-2* atWSH
3-2* atWSH
1-1*WSH
2-0WSH
5-3 atWSH
1-2WSH
0-1 atWSH
3-4WSH
1-2 atWSH
3-2 atWSH
2-3*WSH
1-4 atWSH
2-2*WSH
3-0WSH
3-2WSH
3-3* atWSH
2/3/2000 L
2/21/2000 T
3/17/2000 L
10/7/2000 T
2/24/2001 L
3/15/2001 W
3/28/2001 L
3/30/2001 W
11/8/2001 W
11/30/2001 L
12/2/2001 OTL
12/30/2001 T
3/8/2002 T
10/17/2002 L
1/10/2003 L
1/22/2003 L
2/14/2003 W
3/2/2003 L
11/12/2003 L
11/15/2003 L
1/9/2004 L
1/29/2004 L
2/12/2004 T
2/25/2004 W
1-2 atWSH
1-1*WSH
2-4 atWSH
3-3*WSH
1-2WSH
3-0 atWSH
0-7 atWSH
4-3*WSH
3-2 atWSH
2-6 atWSH
3-4*WSH
5-5* atWSH
2-2*WSH
1-2WSH
1-4WSH
3-5 atWSH
3-1WSH
0-2 atWSH
1-7 atWSH
1-2WSH
1-4 atWSH
3-5WSH
3-3*WSH
2-1 atWSH
10/12/2005 W
10/22/2005 W
1/21/2006 L
3/25/2006 L
3/29/2006 L
4/3/2006 W
4/5/2006 W
4/7/2006 W
10/7/2006 L
11/9/2006 W
11/17/2006 W
1/18/2007 L
1/26/2007 W
1/27/2007 L
3/9/2007 W
3/22/2007 W
10/6/2007 L
11/5/2007 W
11/24/2007 L
11/30/2007 W
2/8/2008 W
2/23/2008 W
3/25/2008 OT
4/1/2008 L
7-2WSH
4-0 atWSH
2-5 atWSH
1-3WSH
1-5WSH
6-5*WSH
4-3**at WSH
4-3 atWSH
2-5 atWSH
5-0WSH
4-1 atWSH
2-5WSH
6-2WSH
3-7 atWSH
3-0 atWSH
4-3WSH
0-2 atWSH
5-0WSH
2-5 atWSH
4-3WSH
2-1 atWSH
6-3WSH
2-3**WSH
1-4 atWSH
11/6/2008 L
11/12/2008 L
12/7/2008 W
3/3/2009 W
3/14/2009 OT
3/21/2009 W
11/30/2009 L
12/11/2009 OT
12/28/2009 W
3/10/2010 OT
3/18/2010 W
3/25/2010 W
10/27/2010 L
11/24/2010 L
11/28/2010 OT
12/26/2010 L
3/11/2011 L
3/29/2011 W
10/8/2011 OT
11/4/2011 L
1/15/2012 L
1/20/2012 W
2/20/2012 W
3/6/2012 W
2-3 atWSH
1-5WSH
3-1WSH
5-2 atWSH
4-5**at WSH
4-1WSH
2-3WSH
3-4* atWSH
6-3 atWSH
3-4* atWSH
4-3*WSH
3-2**WSH
0-3WSH
2-3WSH
2-3**at WSH
2-3WSH
1-2 atWSH
3-2**at WSH
3-4* atWSH
1-5WSH
1-2 atWSH
3-0WSH
5-0WSH
4-3* atWSH
WINNIPEG JETS
2012-13 SCHEDULE
2/21/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
3/26/13........................... at CAR............................7 p.m.
3/30/13...........................at WPG...........................3 p.m.
4/18/13...........................at WPG...........................8 p.m.
Chairman and Governor..............................................................................Mark Chipman
Executive vice president/General manager........................................Kevin Cheveldayoff
Head coach.....................................................................................................Claude Noel
Assistant coaches.........................................Charlie Huddy, Perry Pearn, Pascal Vincent
Goaltending coach......................................................................................Wade Flaherty
Senior director, corporate communications.................................................. Scott Brown
Communications coordinators.........................................Christina Caligiuri, Kalen Qually
General office...........................................................................................(404) 878-3300
Inaugural season.................................................1999-00 (Atlanta); 2011-12 (Winnipeg)
Home ice............................................................................................ MTS Centre (1999)
2011-12 record.....................................................................................................37-35-10
AHL affiliate..........................................................................................St. John’s IceCaps
HURRICANES vs. WINNIPEG
ALL-TIME:.................GP: 74.............. 45-20-8-1 ....................GF: 241................... GA: 211
at home:...................GP: 37.................. 20-12-5 .................... GF: 113....................GA: 113
on road:....................GP: 37................ 25-8-3-1 ....................GF: 128 .................... GA: 98
in overtime:..............GP: 18......................9-4-5
SERIES RECORDS
Winning streak...............................................8....................................12/18/99-2/21/01
Losing streak.............................................. 3 (2x)............... Last: 10/22/2011-12/9/2011
Unbeaten streak............................................ 17.........................12/18/1999-12/20/2002
Goals scored...................................................7..................................3/28/2008 (W, 7-1)
Goals allowed.................................................9 ................................ 11/12/2005 (L, 0-9)
Current CAR streak.................................................................. 1 OT / Points in 3 straight
Current WPG streak.................................................................................................1 win
LAST TRANSACTION
6/27/2004 CAR traded its fourth-round pick in 2004 (106th overall - Chad Painchaud)
to ATL for ATL’s third-round pick in 2005 (later traded to CGY for Mike
Commodore; 69th overall – Gord Baldwin).
JETS win season series: 4-2-0 (HURRICANES: 2-3-1)
30 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 3 Jets 4 (OT)
23 Jan ‘12 Hurricanes 2 Jets 1
25 Nov ‘11 Hurricanes 1 Jets 3
Attend
18,680
16,045
15,718
Series Statistics
Power Play.................2-25................... 8.0%
Penalty Killing..........18-23................. 78.3%
Goaltending
HURRICANES
Cam Ward
Mike Murphy
Brian Boucher
Goaltenders
Ward vs Mason
Ward vs Mason
Ward vs Mason
At WINNIPEG JETS
18 Mar ‘12 Hurricanes 4 Jets 3
09 Dec ‘11 Hurricanes 2 Jets 4
22 Oct ‘11 Hurricanes 3 Jets 5
Winning Goal
Andrew Ladd
Tim Brent
Andrew Ladd
JETS SPECIALTY TEAMS
Power Play.................5-23..................21.7%
Penalty Killing..........23-25................. 92.0%
GP G A TP+/-PM
Eric Staal
6 325 -2 0
Jeff Skinner
4 235 2 2
JETS
Chris Mason
Ondrej Pavelec
5
270 2-2-1 0
14
157 143 3.11 .911
127
0-0-0
0077
0.00
1.000
1
59 0-1-0 0
5
24
19 5.10 .792
Attend
15,004
15,004
15,004
Goaltenders
Ward vs Pavelec
Ward, Murphy vs Mason
Boucher vs Mason, Pavelec
Winning Goal
Chad LaRose
Tim Stapleton
Andrew Ladd
JETS LEADING SCORER
GP G A TP+/-PM
Zach Bogosian 6 077 5 24
5
291 4-1-0 0
9
114 105 1.86 .921
2
66 0-1-0 0
6
40
34 5.48 .850
YEAROVERALL HOME
1999-005-0-0-0 3-0-0-0
2000-014-0-1-0 2-0-0-0
2001-023-0-2-0 2-0-1-0
2002-032-2-1-0 1-1-0-0
ROAD
2-0-0-0
2-0-1-0
1-0-1-0
1-1-1-0
2003-044-1-0-1 2-1-0-0 2-0-0-1
2005-064-4-0 2-2-0 2-2-0
2006-074-3-1 1-2-1 3-1-0
2007-086-1-1 2-1-1 4-0-0
12/18/1999
1/1/2000
3/12/2000
4/8/2000
4/9/2000
12/6/2000
2/1/2001
2/21/2001
2/27/2001
4/6/2001
10/13/2001
10/20/2001
12/21/2001
4/7/2002
4/14/2002
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
T
T
4-2
4-2
at
5-1
4-3
at
2-1
5-3
at
3-1
at
6-3
1-1* at
3-2
5-2
at
2-1*
5-4*
1-1*
2-2* at
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
10/11/2002
12/20/2002
12/27/2002
1/7/2003
3/26/2003
11/13/2003
1/16/2004
1/18/2004
3/5/2004
3/12/2004
3/15/2004
11/12/2005
11/27/2005
11/29/2005
1/4/2006
W
W
L
T
L
W
W
L
W
W
OTL
L
L
W
W
5-3
3-2* at
3-5
3-3* at
1-5
at
5-1
4-3
at
2-5
3-2* at
4-2
0-1* at
0-9
2-5
4-3* at
4-3
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
YEAROVERALL HOME
2008-093-3-0 2-1-0
2009-103-3-0 0-3-0
2010-115-0-1 2-0-1
2011-122-3-1 1-1-1
ROAD
1-2-0
3-0-0
3-0-0
1-2-0
1/26/2006
1/28/2006
4/1/2006
4/8/2006
10/13/2006
10/25/2006
11/1/2006
1/13/2007
2/20/2007
2/24/2007
3/4/2007
4/6/2007
11/10/2007
11/16/2007
1/2/2008
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
OT
L
W
L
L
W
L
OT
5-1
at
4-1
2-5
at
2-5
at
4-3
at
5-4*
5-2
at
3-4**
1-3
4-1
at
1-3
at
1-4
5-3
at
0-3
4-5*
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
1/4/2008
2/21/2008
3/5/2008
3/19/2008
3/28/2008
11/9/2008
11/14/2008
12/26/2008
12/31/2008
1/31/2009
2/28/2009
11/27/2009
1/16/2010
1/21/2010
3/7/2010
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
4-3
at
5-3
6-3
at
5-3
at
7-1
2-5
2-3
at
5-4
at
3-1
2-0
3-5
at
4-6
3-5
5-2
at
4-0
at
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
WPG (ATL)
3/27/2010
3/29/2010
12/16/2010
1/9/2011
2/5/2011
2/13/2011
3/9/2011
4/8/2011
10/22/2011
11/25/2011
12/9/2011
1/23/2012
3/18/2012
3/30/2012
L
W
W
W
W
W
OT
W
L
L
L
W
W
OT
0-4 WPG (ATL)
4-1
at WPG (ATL)
3-2** at WPG (ATL)
4-3* WPG (ATL)
4-3* WPG (ATL)
3-2
at WPG (ATL)
2-3* WPG (ATL)
6-1
at WPG (ATL)
3-5 atWPG
1-3WPG
2-4 atWPG
2-1WPG
4-3 atWPG
4-3*WPG
ALL-TIME LEADERS
OPPONENT ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS
RK.PLAYER
1. Ray Bourque (Ret.)
2. Peter Stastny (Ret.)
3. Dave Andreychuk (Ret.)
4. Wayne Gretzky (Ret.)
5. Jaromir Jagr
6. Michel Goulet (Ret.)
7. Dale Hawerchuk (Ret.)
8. Mark Recchi (Ret.)
9. Joe Sakic (Ret.)
Bobby Smith (Ret.)
11. Phil Housley (Ret.)
12. Martin St. Louis
Adam Oates (Ret.)
14.Vincent Lecavalier
Mario Lemieux (Ret.)
Anton Stastny (Ret.)
17. Rick Middleton (Ret.)
18.Mark Messier (Ret.)
Mats Sundin (Ret.)
20.Ilya Kovalchuk
Pierre Turgeon (Ret.)
22.Denis Savard (Ret.)
23.Alexander Mogilny (Ret.)
Vincent Damphousse (Ret.)
25.Dale Hunter (Ret.)
Mats Naslund (Ret.)
27. Pat LaFontaine (Ret.)
Paul Coffey (Ret.)
29.Ryan Walter (Ret.)
30.Luc Robitaille (Ret.)
Alex Ovechkin
32.Olli Jokinen
33.Peter Bondra (Ret.)
Keith Crowder (Ret.)
35.Stephane Richer (Ret.)
Larry Robinson (Ret.)
Guy Carbonneau (Ret.)
38.Brian Leetch (Ret.)
Barry Pederson (Ret.)
Marian Hossa
41. Guy Lafleur (Ret.)
Craig Janney (Ret.)
Kirk Muller (Ret.)
Mike Foligno (Ret.)
45.Cam Neely (Ret.)
46.Chris Chelios (Ret.)
47. Patrik Elias
Brian Bellows (Ret.)
49.Dino Ciccarelli (Ret.)
Mario Tremblay (Ret.)
Wilf Paiement (Ret.)
Steve Larmer (Ret.)
Vinny Prospal
CLUB(S)
GP
BOS-COL
126
QUE-NJ-STL
76
TOR-NJ-BOS-COL-BUF-TB
119
EDM-LA-STL-NYR
57
PIT-WSH-NYR-PHI
72
QUE-CHI
83
WPG-BUF-STL-PHI
63
MTL-PHI-PIT-ATL-TB-BOS
89
COL
61
MTL-MIN
73
BUF-WPG-STL-NJ-WSH-CGY-CHI-TOR 84
CGY-TB
68
DET-STL-BOS-WSH-PHI-ANA-EDM 70
TB
76
PIT
40
QUE
61
NYR-BOS
59
EDM-VAN-NYR
69
QUE-TOR-VAN
66
ATL-NJ
56
BUF-NYI-MTL-STL-DAL-COL
64
MTL-TB-CHI
59
BUF-VAN-TOR-NJ
57
TOR-EDM-MTL-SJ
60
WSH-QUE
87
MTL-BOS
64
NYI-BUF-NYR
48
EDM-PIT-LA-DET-PHI-CHI-BOS
45
WSH-MTL-VAN
75
PIT-NYR-DET-LA
43
WSH
47
LA-NYI-FLA-PHX-NYR-CGY
55
WSH-OTT-ATL-CHI
62
BOS-LA
62
MTL-TB-STL-PIT-NJ
75
MTL-LA
71
MTL-STL-DAL
97
NYR-TOR-BOS
55
VAN-PIT-BOS
49
OTT-ATL-PIT-DET-CHI
49
MTL-NYR-QUE
39
BOS-STL-SJ-PHX-TB-NYI
42
NJ-MTL-NYI-TOR-FLA-DAL
56
DET-BUF-TOR-FLA
81
VAN-BOS
55
MTL-CHI-DET-ATL
65
NJ
48
DAL-MTL-TB-ANA-WSH
56
DAL-WSH-DET-TB-FLA
47
MTL
40
NJ-TOR-COL-NYR-BUF-PIT
47
CHI-NYR
39
OTT-FLA-ANA-PHI-TB-NYR-CBJ 55
GA
37
109
41
79
52
62
36
73
34
69
62
40
30
66
33
50
27
52
28
51
16
61
35
41
18
58
31
43
30
44
31
43
28
45
29
43
32
40
34
36
31
39
28
41
31
33
25
39
14
49
25
38
25
36
15
46
26
34
34
25
21
38
20
37
34
22
28
28
27
28
8
47
17
38
14
40
30
24
23
31
18
35
11
42
21
32
27
26
26
26
14
36
20
29
23
26
28
20
19
29
21
27
23
25
20
28
TP
146
120
114
109
103
102
96
83
79
79
77
76
76
74
74
74
73
72
72
70
70
69
64
64
63
63
61
61
60
59
59
57
56
56
55
55
55
54
54
54
53
53
53
53
52
50
49
49
48
48
48
48
48
PIM
103
60
78
74
54
122
18
58
20
44
45
24
26
42
18
18
6
73
42
45
31
55
14
64
253
8
22
64
69
31
35
57
40
120
50
18
47
28
28
35
8
20
74
129
139
191
16
43
40
73
96
14
36
SO
2
9
1
1
4
1
3
2
1
3
5
1
0
4
0
1
0
3
1
2
GAA
1.75
2.04
2.20
2.21
2.35
2.37
2.37
2.42
2.51
2.52
2.57
2.58
2.65
2.65
2.67
2.69
2.69
2.72
2.73
2.75
PP
17
16
21
4
7
19
17
11
8
12
2
10
7
10
9
9
9
6
6
9
12
6
14
8
7
6
8
8
5
10
8
5
11
8
9
5
2
5
11
7
3
5
6
3
6
5
4
13
10
5
4
7
7
SH
1
0
1
3
0
1
0
1
2
0
0
1
0
1
3
0
0
2
1
0
2
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
3
0
0
0
2
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
GW
5
8
10
3
7
4
3
7
8
2
2
7
2
2
0
6
3
5
1
7
6
1
5
6
1
7
4
2
4
1
3
2
6
2
5
0
6
4
6
3
2
2
1
6
7
1
5
2
3
3
3
3
1
OPPONENT TOP GOALIES
RK.GOALTENDER
1. Patrick Lalime (Ret.)
2. Martin Brodeur
3. Dominik Hasek (Ret.)
4. Mike Vernon (Ret.)
5. Olaf Kolzig (Ret.)
6. Henrik Lundqvist
7. Nikolai Khabibulin
8. Ed Belfour (Ret.)
9. Martin Biron
10. Mike Richter (Ret.)
11. Jose Theodore
12. Roberto Luongo
13. Ron Tugnutt (Ret.)
14. Patrick Roy (Ret.)
15. Ryan Miller
16. Tim Thomas
17. Jocelyn Thibault (Ret.)
18. John Vanbiesbrouck (Ret.)
19. Andy Moog (Ret.)
20. Johan Hedberg
CLUB(S)
GP
PIT-OTT-STL-CHI-BUF
20
NJ
58
CHI-BUF-OTT-DET
42
DET-SJ-FLA-CGY
21
WSH-TB
49
NYR
20
PHX-TB-CHI-EDM
19
CHI-SJ-DAL-TOR-FLA
24
BUF-PHI-NYI-NYR
22
NYR
38
MTL-COL-WSH-MIN-FLA
38
NYI-FLA-VAN
27
QUE-EDM-ANA-MTL-OTT-PIT-CBJ-DAL 33
MTL-COL
63
BUF
23
BOS
21
QUE-MTL-CHI-PIT-BUF
21
NYR-FLA-PHI-NYI-NJ
29
EDM-BOS-DAL-MTL
38
PIT-VAN-DAL-ATL-NJ
27
MIN
1203
3389
2486
1194
2939
1215
1113
1416
1245
2235
2174
1532
1834
3686
1350
1206
1226
1631
2174
1439
GA
35
115
91
44
115
48
44
57
52
94
93
66
81
163
60
54
55
74
99
66
W-L-T/OT
11-4-3
37-14-5
23-15-4
15-5-1
26-14-8
11-8-0
7-7-5
11-8-2
13-4-1
22-15-1
20-13-3
10-13-3
13-11-6
35-18-7
12-7-0
10-10-0
7-12-1
12-13-2
24-7-4
13-8-2
YEAR-BY-YEAR REVIEW
Review of 2011-12 Season and Year-By-Year Franchise Records
2011-12 FINAL STANDINGS
EASTERN CONFERENCE
WESTERN CONFERENCE
SOUTHEAST DIVISION
GP W
L OT GF GAPTS
CENTRAL DIVISION
GP W
L OT GF GAPTS
FLORIDA (3)8238261820322794
WASHINGTON
(7)824232 822223092
TAMPA BAY
(10)823836 823528184
WINNIPEG(11)8237351022524684
CAROLINA(12)8233331621324382
NORTHEAST DIVISION
ST. LOUIS (2)82492211210165
109
NASHVILLE (4)824826 8237210
104
DETROIT (5)824828 6248203
102
CHICAGO (6)82452611248238
101
COLUMBUS(15)822946 720226265
PACIFIC DIVISION
BOSTON (2)824929 4269202
102
OTTAWA (8)8241311024924092
BUFFALO (9)8239321121823089
TORONTO (13)8235371023126480
MONTREAL(15)8231351621222678
ATLANTIC DIVISION
PHOENIX (3)8242271321620497
SAN JOSE (7)8243291022821096
LOS ANGELES
(8)8240271519417995
DALLAS (10)824235 521122289
ANAHEIM (13)8234361220423180
NORTHWEST DIVISION
NY RANGERS
(1)825124 7226187
109
PITTSBURGH(4)825125 6282221
108
PHILADELPHIA
(5)824726 9264232
103
NEW JERSEY
(6)824828 6228209
102
NY ISLANDERS
(14)8234371120325579
VANCOUVER(1)825122 9249198
111
CALGARY (9)8237291620222690
COLORADO(11)824135 620822088
MINNESOTA
(12)8235361117722681
EDMONTON
(14)8232401021223974
GP W
GP W
L OT GF GAPTS
L OT GF GAPTS
INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERS
PLAYER
TEAM
EVGENI MALKIN
PITTSBURGH
STEVEN STAMKOS TAMPA BAY
CLAUDE GIROUX
PHILADELPHIA
JASON SPEZZA
OTTAWA
ILYA KOVALCHUK NEW JERSEY
PHIL KESSEL
TORONTO
JAMES NEAL
PITTSBURGH
JOHN TAVARES
NY ISLANDERS
HENRIK SEDIN
VANCOUVER
PATRIK ELIAS
NEW JERSEY
ERIK KARLSSON
OTTAWA
MARIAN HOSSA
CHICAGO
RAY WHITNEY
PHOENIX
JOE THORNTON
SAN JOSE
MARIAN GABORIK NY RANGERS
JORDAN EBERLEEDMONTON
ANZE KOPITAR
LOS ANGELES
MARTIN ST LOUIS
TAMPA BAY
JASON POMINVILLE BUFFALO
LOUI ERIKSSONDALLAS
ERIC STAAL
CAROLINA
MATT MOULSON NY ISLANDERS
PATRICK SHARP
CHICAGO
ZACH PARISE
NEW JERSEY
HENRIK ZETTERBERGDETROIT
GP W
GP W
L OT GF GAPTS
L OT GF GAPTS
GP G A PTS+/-PIM PP SH GW S %
755059109187012 0 9339
14.7
8260379776612012303
19.8
77286593 6 29 6 0 5242
11.6
80345084113610 0 2232
14.7
773746839-3310 3 5310
11.9
8237458210-2010 0 6295
12.5
80404181 6 8718 0 4329
12.2
823150816-26 7 0 8286
10.8
821467812352 8 0 6113
12.4
812652788-16 8 2 3164
15.9
811959781642 3 0 52617.3
812948771820 9 2 4248
11.7
822453772628 8 0 1185
13.0
821859771731 4 0 2156
11.5
82413576153410 0 7276
14.9
78344276 4 1010 0 4180
18.9
822551761220 8 2 2230
10.9
77
25
49
74
3-
16
4
0
3
185
13.5
823043737-12 8 2 5235
12.8
822645711812 5 2 3187
13.9
8224467020-48 7 3 32629.2
82363369 1 6 14 0 5219
16.4
743336692838 7 1 8282
11.7
823138695-32 7 3 3293
10.6
822247691447 3 0 42678.2
GOALTENDING LEADERS (Minimum 25 GPI) *Indicates rookie
GOALTENDERTEAM GPI MINS GA
BRIAN ELLIOTT
ST. LOUIS
38
2235
58
JONATHAN QUICK
LOS ANGELES
69
4099
133
CORY SCHNEIDER
VANCOUVER
33
1833
60
HENRIK LUNDQVIST
NY RANGERS
62
3754
123
JAROSLAV HALAK
ST. LOUIS
46
2747
90
GAA
1.56
1.95
1.96
1.97
1.97
2012 STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS
EASTERN CONFERENCE
NY Rangers def. Ottawa...................................................................................................... 4-3
Washington def. Boston....................................................................................................... 4-3
New Jersey def. Florida....................................................................................................... 4-3
Philadelphia def. Pittsburgh..................................................................................................4-2
NY Rangers def. Washington............................................................................................... 4-3
New Jersey def. Philadelphia................................................................................................4-1
New Jersey def. NY Rangers................................................................................................4-2
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Los Angeles def. Vancouver..................................................................................................4-1
St. Louis def. San Jose..........................................................................................................4-1
Phoenix def. Chicago.............................................................................................................4-2
Nashville def. Detroit.............................................................................................................4-1
Los Angeles def. St. Louis.................................................................................................... 4-0
Phoenix def. Nashville...........................................................................................................4-1
Los Angeles def. Phoenix......................................................................................................4-1
Los Angeles def. New Jersey 4-2 to win the Stanley Cup
STATISTICS
2011-12 HURRICANES SCORING
POSNOPLAYER
GP
TOI
G
A
PTS
+/-
PIM
C
12ERIC STAAL
82
21:32
24
46
70
20-
48
L
36 JUSSI JOKINEN
79
17:40
12
34
46
2-
54
C
53 JEFF SKINNER
64
18:37
20
24
44
8-
56
C
19 JIRI TLUSTY
79
14:54
17
19
36
1
26
R
15
TUOMO RUUTU72
16:27
18
16
34
3-50
R
59 CHAD LAROSE
67
16:45
19
13
32
15-
48
C
16 BRANDON SUTTER
82
17:23
17
15
32
3-
21
D
4 JAMIE MCBAIN
76
19:47
8
19
27
7-
4
C
37 TIM BRENT
79
10:53
12
12
24
8-
27
D
44 JAY HARRISON
72
20:33
9
14
23
10-
60
D
28 *JUSTIN FAULK
66
22:50
8
14
22
16-
29
R
13ANTHONY STEWART
77
8:07
9
11
20
2-
30
D6
TIM GLEASON 82
20:421 171812 71
D
25 JONI PITKANEN
30
22:18
5
12
17
15-
16
D
8 JAROSLAV SPACEK
46
16:05
5
10
15
6
8
(MTL)
12
15:29
0332 2
(CAR)
34
16:17
5 7124 6
D
5 BRYAN ALLEN
82
19:09
1
13
14
1-
76
L
21DRAYSON BOWMAN
37
13:21
6 7132 4
R
39
PATRICK DWYER73
15:22
5 7120 23
R
14ANDREAS NODL60
11:42
3585- 8
(PHI)
12
10:17
0111- 2
(CAR)
48
12:04
3474- 6
R
71
JEROME SAMSON
16
12:16
2353- 8
D
27DEREK JOSLIN 44
10:35
22415-35
C
22
*ZAC DALPE 16
9:35
1233- 4
L
42
*BRETT SUTTER15
7:34
0331-11
L
11
ZACH BOYCHUK16
8:55
0223- 0
G
30
CAM WARD
68
58:38
1010 4
C
20
*RILEY NASH 5
10:34
0111 2
C
23
*JEREMY WELSH1
16:32
0000 4
G
70
*MIKE MURPHY 2
18:03
0000 0
D
24
*BOBBY SANGUINETTI
3
11:56
0000 0
G
35
JUSTIN PETERS 7
55:17
0000 0
G
33
BRIAN BOUCHER10
54:38
0000 0
GOALS
PP
SH
GW
SHOOTING
S PCTG
7
3
3
262
9.2
3
2
3
118
10.2
4
0
5
210
9.5
2
0
1
136
12.5
302156
11.5
3
1
5
199
9.5
2
3
0
171
9.9
5
0
1
127
6.3
3
1
3
71
16.9
2
0
2
128
7.0
5
0
2
101
7.9
0
0
1
64
14.1
0 0 0 651.5
2
0
2
62
8.1
3
0
1
42
11.9
0 0 0 5.0
3 0 1 37
13.5
0
0
1
87
1.1
0 0 0 70
8.6
0 2 0 120
4.2
0 0 0 66
4.5
0 0 0 6.0
0 0 0 60
5.0
1 0 0 31
6.5
0 0 0 36
5.6
0 0 0 20
5.0
0 0 0 11.0
0 0 0 10.0
0 0 0 0.0
0 0 0 2.0
0 0 0 2.0
0 0 0 0.0
0 0 0 5.0
0 0 0 0.0
0 0 0 0.0
Traded Players’ Carolina Totals
LW
23ALEXEI PONIKAROVSKY 49
14:52
7
8
15
12-
26
D
51
TOMAS KABERLE29
19:14
09912-2
4
0
0
98
7.1
0 0 0 38.0
*Rookie
GOALTENDING
NOGOALTENDER GPMINS AVG W
L
T EN SO GA
70
*MIKE MURPHY2 360.000 10 1
35
JUSTIN PETERS 7 3872.482 32 0
30
CAM WARD
68
3988
2.74
30
23
13
6
33
BRIAN BOUCHER10 5463.411 61 1
CAR TOTALS
82
4989
2.85
33
33
16
8
SA SV% G A PIM
0 0 9 1.000
00
1 16 233 .931
00
5
182
2143
.915
1
0
0 31 260 .881
00
6
237
2653
.911
0
0
4
0
*Rookie
STATISTICS
HURRICANES POWER PLAY
Overall: At Home: On Road: 49/294
24/150
25/144
HURRICANES SHORTHANDED
Overall: At Home: On Road: (16.7%—19th in the NHL)
(16.0%—21st in the NHL)
(17.4%—14th in the NHL)
203/252
103/124
100/128
(80.6%—22nd in the NHL)
HURRICANES BY PERIOD
OPPONENTS BY PERIOD
1st 2nd 3rd OTTOTALS
GOALS64 73 72 3
212
SHOTS826 829 801 41
2497
1st 2nd 3rd OTTOTALS
GOALS53 84 90 10
237
SHOTS830 912 858 53 2653
Opening Game Roster vs. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
Closing Game Roster vs. FLORIDA PANTHERS
(Home 10/7/11)
(Road 4/7/12)
4
Jamie McBain (healthy extra)D
5
Bryan AllenD
6
Tim GleasonD
12Eric Staal
C
13Anthony Stewart
RW
15
Tuomo Ruutu
LW
16
Brandon Sutter
C
19
Jiri Tlusty
C
22
Zac Dalpe
C
23Alexei Ponikarovsky
LW
25
Joni PitkanenD
27Derek Joslin (healthy extra)D
28
Justin FaulkD
30 Cam Ward
G
33
Brian Boucher
G
36
Jussi Jokinen
LW
37
Tim Brent
C
38
Ryan Murphy (healthy extra)D
39
Patrick Dwyer
RW
44
Jay HarrisonD
51
Tomas KaberleD
53
Jeff Skinner
C
59
Chad LaRose
RW
REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE PROFICIENCY
* does not include goals awarded for shootout wins
WHEN CANES SCORE:
GP
W-L-OT
No Goals
4
0-4-0
One Goal
14
1-10-3
Two Goals
23
5-11-7
Three Goals
20
8-6-6
Four Goals
14
13-1-0
Five Or More Goals
7
6-1-0
Totals
8233-33-16
4
Jamie McBainD
5
Bryan AllenD
6
Tim GleasonD
8
Jaroslav Spacek (healthy extra)D
12Eric Staal
C
13Anthony Stewart
RW
14Andreas Nodl
RW
15
Tuomo Ruutu
LW
16
Brandon Sutter
C
19
Jiri Tlusty
C
23
Jeremy Welsh
C
25
Joni PitkanenD
27Derek JoslinD
28
Justin FaulkD
30 Cam Ward
G
33
Brian Boucher
G
36
Jussi Jokinen
LW
37
Tim Brent
C
39
Patrick Dwyer (personal)
RW
44
Jay HarrisonD
53
Jeff Skinner
C
59
Chad LaRose
RW
REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE PROFICIENCY
PTS
0
5
17
22
26
12
82
* does not include goals awarded to opponents in shootout losses
WHEN CANES ALLOW:
GP
W-L-OT
No Goals
6
6-0-0
One Goal
8
7-1-0
Two Goals
19
10-3-6
Three Goals
21
10-5-6
Four Goals
13
0-9-4
Five Or More Goals
15
0-15-0
Totals
8233-33-16
PTS
12
14
26
26
4
0
82
STATISTICS
OT GOALS, HAT TRICKS, SHUTOUTS
AND PENALTY SHOTS
RECORD BY OPPONENT
OVERTIME GOALS
Anaheim
2 0-0-2 2 45
Boston
4 4-0-0 8 145
Buffalo
4 2-1-1 5 109
Calgary
1 0-1-0 0 67
Chicago
1 1-0-0 2 30
Colorado
1 0-0-1 1 34
Columbus 1 0-1-0 0 15
Dallas
1 0-1-0 0 25
Detroit
1 0-1-0 0 45
Edmonton 1 1-0-0 2 53
Florida
6 1-3-2 4 915
Los Angeles
1
1-0-0
2
2
1
Minnesota 1 1-0-0 2 53
Montreal
4 2-1-1 5 911
Nashville
2 1-1-0 2 68
New Jersey
4
1-3-0
2
8
14
NY Islanders
4
0-2-2
2
9
14
NY Rangers
4
0-4-0
0
8
17
Ottawa
4 2-1-1 5 98
Philadelphia 4 1-3-0 2 914
Phoenix
1 0-1-0 0 34
Pittsburgh
4 1-2-1 3 1011
San Jose
1
1-0-0
2
3
2
St. Louis
2
1-0-1
3
4
3
Tampa Bay
6
3-2-1
7
19
20
Toronto
4 3-0-1 7 117
Vancouver 1 1-0-0 2 43
Washington 6 3-2-1 7 1714
Winnipeg
6 2-3-1 5 1520
Totals
82 33-33-16 82 212237
*GF/GA totals do not include goals awarded for shootout wins
Mike Green
Matt D’Agostini
Tim Connolly
Kris Versteeg
Tuomo Ruutu
Eric Staal
John Tavares
Corey Perry
Ryan O’Reilly
Steven Stamkos
Justin Faulk
Jason Pominville
Andrew Ladd
10/8/11
10/21/11
12/13/11
12/18/11
12/23/11
12/29/11
1/21/12
2/8/12
2/10/12
3/3/12
3/6/12
3/7/12
3/30/12
in a 4-3 loss at Washington
in a 3-2 loss at St. Louis
in a 2-1 loss at Toronto
in a 3-2 loss at Florida
in a 2-1 win vs. Ottawa
in a 4-3 win vs. Toronto
in a 2-1 loss at NY Islanders
in a 3-2 loss at Anaheim
in a 4-3 loss at Colorado
in a 4-3 loss vs. Tampa Bay
in a 4-3 win at Washington
in a 3-2 loss at Buffalo
in a 4-3 loss vs. Winnipeg
HAT TRICKS (Number in NHL Career/Number with the Hurricanes)
Steven Stamkos
12/31/11
in a 5-2 TB win at Tampa Bay
RJ Umberger
3/23/12
in a 5-1 CBJ win at Columbus
SHUTOUTS (Number in NHL Career/Number with the Hurricanes)
Cam Ward (17/17)
10/28/11
in a 3-0 win vs. Chicago
Carey Price
11/16/11
in a 4-0 MTL win at Montreal
Jhonas Enroth
11/18/11
in a 1-0 BUF win at Carolina
Cam Ward (18/18)
1/20/12
in a 3-0 win vs. Washington
Cam Ward (19/19)
2/2/12
in a 3-0 win at Boston
Justin Peters (1/1)
2/20/12
in a 5-0 win vs. Washington
Jose Theodore
3/11/12
in a 2-0 FLA win at Florida
Cam Ward (20/20)
3/15/12
in a 2-0 win vs. St. Louis
Cam Ward (21/21)
3/27/12
in a 3-0 win at Toronto
Martin Brodeur
3/31/12
in a 5-0 NJ win at Carolina
PENALTY SHOTS
Eric Staal
10/28/11
Patrick Dwyer
11/14/11
Jack Skille
11/29/11
Jiri Tlusty
12/6/11
Jeff Skinner
12/7/11
in a 3-0 Carolina win vs. CHI
(unsuccessful vs. Crawford)
in a 5-3 Carolina loss vs. PHI
(successful vs. Bobrovsky)
in a 3-1 Florida win at CAR
(unsuccessful vs. Ward)
in a 7-6 Carolina loss at CGY
(successful vs. Kiprusoff)
in a 5-3 Carolina win at EDM
(unsuccessful vs. Dubnyk)
OPPONENT GP W-L-OTPTS GFGA
DECISION BREAKDOWN
One Goal
Two Goal
Three Goal
Four Goal
Five Goal
Six Goal
Seven Goal
Totals
*Includes overtime/shootout losses
Ties
4-on-4 Overtime
Shootout
Overtime/Shootout
GPW L
41
22
11
6
2
0
0
82
14
27
12
10
6
5
0
6
1
1
0
0
0
0
3349*
0
13
3
10
71 6
20
4
16
HIGHS AND LOWS
STREAK
2011-12 SEASON
CAROLINA RECORD
FRANCHISE RECORD
Winning
4 – 3/15/12-3/21/12, 4-0-0
9 – 10/22/05-11/11/05
9 – 12/31/05-1/19/06
9 – 3/18/09-4/7/09: 9-0-0
Unbeaten
4 – 3/15/12-3/21/12, 4-0-0
9 – 12/31/00-1/18/01: 7-0-2-0
9 – 10/22/05-11/11/05: 9-0-0
9 – 12/31/05-1/19/06: 9-0-0
9 – 3/18/09-4/7/09: 9-0-0
Points Earned
6 – 2/2/12-2/17/12, 4-0-2
12 – 10/12/05-11/11/05
Losing
6 – 11/25/11-12/6/11, 0-6-0
7 – 10/28/09-11/11/09
Winless
7 – 11/23/11-12/6/11, 0-6-1
14 – 10/10/09-11/13/09: 0-10-4
Winning, Home
3 – 12/23/11-12/29/11, 3-0-0
12 – 2/20/09-4/7/09
3 – 1/14/12-1/23/12, 3-0-0
3 – 2/4/12-2/20/12, 3-0-0
Unbeaten, Home
3 – 12/23/11-12/29/11, 3-0-0
12 – 2/20/09-4/7/09: 12-0-0
3 – 1/14/12-1/23/12, 3-0-0
3 – 2/4/12-2/20/12, 3-0-0
Points Earned, Home
6 – 2/4/12-2/28/12, 4-0-2
15 – 12/13/05-1/28/06: 14-0-1
Losing, Home
4 – 11/25/11-12/3/11, 0-4-0
7 – 12/27/02-1/20/03: 0-6-0-1
Winless, Home
5 –11/23/11-12/3/11, 0-4-1
9 – 1/17/02-3/18/02: 0-1-8-0
Winning, Road
2 – 10/14/11-10/18/11, 2-0-0
5 – 3x, m.r. = 3/15/11-4/8/11: 5-0-0
2 – 3/17/12-3/18-12, 2-0-0
2 – 3/27/12-4/3/12, 2-0-0
Unbeaten, Road
2 – 10/14/11-10/18/11, 2-0-0
5 – 4x, m.r. = 3/15/11-4/8/11: 5-0-0
2 – 3/17/12-3/18-12, 2-0-0
2 – 3/27/12-4/3/12, 2-0-0
Points Earned, Road
5 – 1/21/12-2/13/12, 2-0-3
Losing, Road
5 – 10/22/11-11/16/11, 0-5-0
9 – 1/8/03-2/11/03: 0-7-0-2
Winless, Road
6 – 10/21/11-11/16/11, 0-5-1
15 – 1/7/03-3/2/03: 0-11-2-2
6 – 12/9/11-1/7/12, 0-4-2
13 – 12/18/82-2/5/83
15 – 11/11/79-1/9/80: 0-11-4
15 – 1/7/03-3/2/03: 0-11-2-2
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
2011-12 SEASON
CAROLINA RECORD
FRANCHISE RECORD
Goals
Goals allowed
Win margin
Loss margin
Shots
Shots allowed
Shots, both teams
Fewest shots
Fewest shots allowed
Fewest shots, both teams
Most PP goals
Most PP goals allowed
Most SH goals
6 – 12/6 at CGY
7 – 12/6 at CGY
5 – 2/20 vs. WSH
5 – 3/31 at NJ
44 – 1/15 at WSH
52 – 12/27 at PIT
85 – 3/6 at WSH
16 – 1/23 vs. WPG
19 – 12/21 vs. PHX
46 – 1/23 vs. WPG
2 – 11x, m.r., 3/24 at DET
4 – 1/7 at NSH
2 – 2x, m.r., 11/14 vs. PHI
9 – 3/7/09 at TB and 4/7/09 vs. NYI
9 – 11/25/05 vs. ATL
9 – 4/7/09 vs. NYI
9 – 11/25/05 vs. ATL
57 – 4/7/09 vs. NYI
60 – 10/25/08 at NYI
92– 4/7/07 vs FLA
10 – 1/3/99 at MTL
10 – 2x, m.r., 3/26/07 vs. WSH
35– 2x, m.r., 3/8/01 at TB
5 – 11/29/02 vs. DET and 3/28/08 vs. ATL
5 – 2x, m.r., 10/26/07 vs. MTL
3 – 4/7/06 at WSH
11 – 3x, m.r., 1/17/86 vs. QUE
12 – 2/1/83 at QUE
11 – 2/12/84 vs. EDM
9 – 3x, m.r., 11/12/05 vs. ATL
65 – 3/15/84 vs. TOR
60 – 10/25/08 at NYI
95 – 3/21/82 at PHI
10 – 1/30/99 at MTL
10 – 2x, m.r., 3/26/07 vs. WSH
33 – 11/20/93 vs. SJ
5 – 11/29/02 vs. DET and 3/28/08 vs. ATL
5 – 2x, m.r., 10/26/07 vs. MTL
3 – 4/7/06 at WSH
SINGLE-PERIOD HIGHS
2011-12 SEASON
CAROLINA RECORD
FRANCHISE RECORD
Goals
Goals allowed
Shots
Shots allowed
Shots, both teams
Fewest shots
Fewest shots allowed
Fewest shots, both teams
4 – 2x, m.r., 1/12 at TB, 1st
4 – 2x, m.r. 11/11 at NYR, 3rd
21 – 2/10 at COL, 2nd
23 – 1/21 at NYI, 2nd
36 – 2/10 at COL, 2nd
2 – 2x, m.r., 1/23 vs. WPG, 3rd 2 – 12/26 vs. NJ, 2nd
11 – 2x, m.r.,
12/29 vs. TOR,1st
6 – 2x, m.r., 3/7/09 at TB, 2nd
6 – 2x, m.r., 2/10/07 at MIN, 1st
24 – 3x, m.r., 4/7/09 vs. NYI, 3rd
24 – 2x, m.r., 10/24/05 vs. OTT, 3rd
39 – 12/10/01 at NYR, 2nd
0 – 2x, m.r., 3/6/06 at NYR, 3rd
0 – 2/3/04 at COL, 3rd
7 – 3x, m.r., 12/4/98 vs. PIT, 1st
7 – 2x, m.r., 10/19/85 vs. MTL, 1st
7 – 12/6/82 at MTL, 3rd
32 – 3/15/84 vs. TOR, 2nd
28 – 1/30/82 vs. BOS, 3rd
41 – 2x, m.r., 2/25/84 vs. PHI, 1st
0 – 4x, m.r., 3/6/06 at NYR, 3rd
0 – 4x, m.r., 2/3/04 at COL, 3rd
6 – 3/28/89 at BUF, 1st
9 – 10/22-11/11, 2005
9 – 12/31, 2005-1/19, 2006
9 – 3/18/09-4/7/09: 9-0-0
10 – 1/20-2/10, 1982: 6-0-4
12 – 10/12/05-11/11/05
9 – 2/19/83-3/8/83
14 – 1/4/92-2/9/92: 0-8-6
14 – 10/10/09-11/13/09: 0-10-4
12 – 2/20/09-4/7/09
12 – 2/20/09-4/7/09: 12-0-0
15 – 12/13/05-1/28/06: 14-0-1
7 – 12/27/02-1/20/03: 0-6-0-1
13 – 1/15/85-3/10/85: 0-11-2
6 – 11/10/90-12/7/90
8 – 11/11/96-12/5/96: 4-0-4
INDIVIDUAL HIGH ANDS LOWS
STREAK
2011-12 SEASON
CAROLINA RECORD
FRANCHISE RECORD
Goals
4 – Tuomo Ruutu; 12/21-12/27
6 – 2x, m.r., Ray Sheppard; 11/14/98-11/25/98
Assists
11 – Eric Staal; 2/10-3/6
11 – Eric Staal; 2/10/12-3/6/12
Points
12 – Eric Staal; 2/8-3/6: 7g, 14a
12 – Eric Staal; 2/8/12-3/6/12: 7g, 14a
11 – Eric Staal; 2/10/12-3/6/12
18 – Mike Rogers;
11/22/80-1/2/81: 19g, 20a
IND. HIGHS, GAME FRANCHISE RECORD
2011-12 SEASON
CAROLINA RECORD
9 – Pierre Larouche; 1/25/82-2/13/82
Goals
2 – 14x, m.r., Eric Staal, 3/18 at WPG
4 – Eric Staal; 3/7/08 at TB
Assists
3 – 2x, m.r., Eric Staal, 1/12 at TB
4 – 8x, m.r., Eric Staal; 11/9/10 vs. EDM
Points
3 – 16x, m.r., Eric Staal and 6 – Eric Staal; 3/7/09 at TB: 4g, 2a
Jussi Jokinen, 3/18 at WPG
PIMs
17 – 2x, m.r., Tim Gleason, 12/7 at EDM
26 – Enrico Ciccone; 10/20/97 at NYR
26 – Eric Staal, 10/23/09 at COL
Shots
10 – Chad LaRose, 3/17 at MIN
12 – Eric Staal; 3/28/08 vs. ATL
4 – 3x, m.r., Eric Staal; 3/7/09 at TB
6 – Ron Francis; 3/5/87 vs. BOS
6 – 4x, m.r., Eric Staal;
3/7/09 at TB: 4g, 2a
42 – twice, m.r., Nick Kypreos;
12/11/92 at BUF
n/a
IND. HIGHS, PERIOD
FRANCHISE RECORD
2011-12 SEASON
CAROLINA RECORD
Goals
2 – 7x, m.r., Anthony Stewart, 3/3 vs. TB, 2nd
12/26/08 at ATL, 3rd
Assists
3 – Eric Staal, 1/12 at TB, 1st 3 – 10x, m.r., Eric Staal; 11/17/10 vs. OTT, 1st
Points
3 – 4x, m.r., Eric Staal, 2/13 at MTL, 3rd
4 – twice, m.r., Eric Staal; 3/7/09 at TB, 2nd
PIMs
17 – 2x, m.r., Tim Gleason, 12/6 at EDM, 3rd
24 – Enrico Ciccone; 10/29/97 at NYR, 3rd and
Eric Staal; 10/23/09 at COL, 3rd
Shots
6 – 3x, m.r., Chad LaRose, 3/17 at MIN, 3rd
7 – Eric Staal; 3/16/11 vs. TOR, 3rd
12/26/08 at ATL, 3rd
n/a
GOALTENDING HIGHS
CAROLINA RECORD
FRANCHISE RECORD
57 – Cam Ward; 10/25/08 at NYI
24 – Martin Gerber; 10/24/05 vs. OTT, 3rd 9 – Cam Ward; 3/18/09-4/7/09
9 – Arturs Irbe; 12/31/00-1/18/01 and
Cam Ward: 3/18/09-4/7/09
11 – Kevin Weekes; 12/27/02-2/11/03
40 – Arturs Irbe; 11/4/00-2/7/01: 21-15-3
57 – Cam Ward; 10/25/08 at NYI
24 – Martin Gerber; 10/24/05 vs. OTT, 3rd
9 – Cam Ward; 3/18/09-4/7/09
9 – Arturs Irbe; 12/31/00-1/18/01 and
Cam Ward: 3/18/09-4/7/09
11 – Kevin Weekes; 12/27/02-2/11/03
40 – Arturs Irbe; 11/4/00-2/7/01: 21-15-3
2011-12 SEASON
Saves, Game
48 – Justin Peters, 12/27 at PIT
Saves, Period
22 – Cam Ward, 2/2 at BOS, 1st
Win Streak
3 – Cam Ward, 10/12-10/18
Unbeaten Streak
3 – Cam Ward, 10/12-10/18 Losing Streak
4 – 2x, m.r., Cam Ward, 11/25-12/1
Consecutive Starts in a Single Season 14 – Cam Ward, 1/10-2/13
n/a
n/a
n/a
RESULTS
NO. DATE
GAME RESULT
1
Oct. 7
vs. TB
2
Oct. 8
at WSH
3
Oct. 10
at NJ
4
Oct. 12
vs. BOS
5
Oct. 14
at BUF
6
Oct. 18
at BOS
7
Oct. 21
at STL
8
Oct. 22
at WPG
9
Oct. 25
vs. OTT
10
Oct. 28
vs. CHI
11
Oct. 29
at PHI
12
Nov. 1
vs. TB
13
Nov. 4
vs. WSH
14
Nov. 6DAL
15
Nov. 8
at NJ
16
Nov. 11
at NYR
17
Nov. 12
vs. PIT
18
Nov. 14
vs. PHI
19
Nov. 16
at MTL
20
Nov. 18
vs. BUF
21
Nov. 20
vs. TOR
22
Nov. 21
at PHI
23
Nov. 23
vs. MTL
24
Nov. 25
vs. WPG
25
Nov. 27
at OTT
26
Nov. 29
vs. FLA
27Dec. 1
vs. NYR
28Dec. 2
vs. PIT
29Dec. 6
at CGY
30Dec. 7
at EDM
31Dec. 9
at WPG
32Dec. 13
at TOR
33Dec. 15
vs. VAN
34Dec. 18
at FLA
35Dec. 21
vs. PHX
36Dec. 23
vs. OTT
37Dec. 26
vs. NJ
38Dec. 27
at PIT
39Dec. 29
vs. TOR
40Dec. 31
at TB
41
Jan. 3
vs. NYI
42
Jan. 6
vs. BUF
43
Jan. 7
at NSH
44
Jan. 10
vs. PHI
45
Jan. 12
at TB
46
Jan. 14
vs. BOS
47
Jan. 15
at WSH
48
Jan. 17
at PIT
49
Jan. 20
vs. WSH
50
Jan. 21
at NYI
51
Jan. 23
vs. WPG
52
Jan. 31
vs. NYI
53
Feb. 2
at BOS
54
Feb. 4
vs. LA
55
Feb. 8
at ANA
56
Feb. 10
at COL
57
Feb. 13
at MTL
58
Feb. 17
vs. SJ
59
Feb. 18
at NYI
60
Feb. 20
vs. WSH
61
Feb. 23
vs. ANA
L, 1-5
OT, 3-4 (OT)
L, 2-4
W, 3-2
W, 4-3
W, 4-1
OT, 2-3 (OT)
L, 3-5
OT, 2-3 (SO)
W, 3-0
L, 1-5
W, 4-2
L, 1-5
L, 2-5
L, 2-3
L, 1-5
W, 5-3
L, 3-5
L, 0-4
L, 0-1
W, 3-2
W, 4-2
OT, 3-4 (SO)
L, 1-3
L, 3-4
L, 1-3
L, 3-5
L, 2-3
L, 6-7
W, 5-3
L, 2-4
OT, 1-2 (OT)
W, 4-3
OT, 2-3 (OT)
L, 3-4
W, 2-1 (OT)
W, 4-2
L, 2-4
W, 4-3 (OT)
L, 2-5
OT, 3-4 (SO)
W, 4-2
L, 2-5
L, 1-2
W, 5-2
W, 4-2
L, 1-2
OT, 1-2 (SO)
W, 3-0
OT, 1-2 (OT)
W, 2-1
L, 2-5
W, 3-0
W, 2-1
OT, 2-3 (OT)
OT, 3-4 (OT)
W, 5-3
W, 3-2
L, 3-4
W, 5-0
OT, 2-3 (SO)
REC.
PTSGF GA PP PK
SF SA ATT
GOALIE
0-1-0
0-1-1
0-2-1
1-2-1
2-2-1
3-2-1
3-2-2
3-3-2
3-3-3
4-3-3
4-4-3
5-4-3
5-5-3
5-6-3
5-7-3
5-8-3
6-8-3
6-9-3
6-10-3
6-11-3
7-11-3
8-11-3
8-11-4
8-12-4
8-13-4
8-14-4
8-15-4
8-16-4
8-17-4
9-17-4
9-18-4
9-18-5
10-18-5
10-18-6
10-19-6
11-19-6
12-19-6
12-20-6
13-20-6
13-21-6
13-21-7
14-21-7
14-22-7
14-23-7
15-23-7
16-23-7
16-24-7
16-24-8
17-24-8
17-24-9
18-24-9
18-25-9
19-25-9
20-25-9
20-25-10
20-25-11
21-25-11
22-25-11
22-26-11
23-26-11
23-26-12
0
1
1
3
5
7
8
8
9
11
11
13
13
13
13
13
15
15
15
15
17
19
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
22
22
23
25
26
26
28
30
30
32
32
33
35
35
35
37
39
39
40
42
43
45
45
47
49
50
51
53
55
55
57
58
33
31
26
34
34
23
29
24
34
33
25
31
25
32
27
35
26
20
25
34
41
31
33
21
37
27
31
32
34
33
25
18
41
26
37
38
33
18
34
26
40
35
29
36
32
21
44
26
33
33
16
23
31
22
33
42
35
25
36
40
32
Ward
Lecavalier
Boucher
Green
Ward
Kovalchuk
Ward
Tlusty
Ward
Skinner
Ward
Pitkanen
WardD’Agostini
Boucher
Ladd
Ward
Spezza
Ward
Brent
Boucher
Jagr
Ward
Skinner
Ward
Brouwer
Ward
Benn
Ward
Henrique
Ward
Girardi
Ward
Staal
Ward
Simmonds
Ward
Cammalleri
Boucher
Pominville
Ward
Skinner
Ward
LaRose
Ward
Gionta
Ward
Ladd
Ward
Smith
Ward
Matthias
WardAvery
BoucherDupuis
MurphyIginla
Ward
LaRose
Ward
Stapleton
Ward
Connolly
Ward
Spacek
Ward
Versteeg
Ward
Korpikoski
Ward
Ruutu
Ward
Stewart
PetersDupuis
Ward
Staal
Ward
Stamkos
Ward
Nielsen
Ward
LaRose
Peters
Hornqvist
Ward
Couturier
Ward
Harrison
Ward
Harrison
Ward
Orlov
Ward
Neal
Ward
Jokinen
Ward
Tavares
Ward
Brent
Ward
Tavares
Ward
Staal
Ward
Skinner
Ward
Perry
Ward
O’Reilly
Ward
McBain
Peters
Jokinen
Peters
Tavares
Peters
Faulk
Peters
Koivu
1
4
6
9
13
17
19
22
24
27
28
32
33
35
37
38
43
46
46
46
49
53
56
57
60
61
64
66
72
77
79
80
84
86
89
91
95
97
101
103
106
110
112
113
118
122
123
124
127
128
130
132
135
137
139
142
147
150
153
158
160
5
9
13
15
18
19
22
27
29
39
34
36
41
46
49
54
57
62
66
67
69
71
74
77
81
84
89
92
99
102
106
108
111
114
118
119
121
125
128
133
136
138
143
145
147
149
151
152
152
154
155
160
160
161
164
168
171
173
177
177
179
0-5
2-4
0-5
1-4
1-6
2-9
0-2
0-7
1-4
0-5
0-3
1-2
0-4
2-9
0-2
0-2
0-4
0-4
0-6
0-3
1-5
2-4
0-4
0-4
1-8
0-5
0-1
1-4
0-3
2-6
1-3
1-3
1-6
0-3
0-3
0-3
0-4
0-2
1-3
2-4
0-1
2-4
1-2
1-3
0-1
0-0
1-4
0-3
2-3
0-3
0-2
1-2
0-4
0-3
0-2
0-3
2-5
1-2
0-3
1-4
1-2
4-6
3-5
4-5
5-5
6-6
3-4
1-1
4-6
0-1
3-3
5-5
2-2
2-3
2-3
4-4
2-3
5-5
4-5
2-3
1-2
1-2
3-4
0-3
1-1
1-4
1-2
1-4
0-1
1-2
4-4
2-4
3-3
1-1
1-3
1-2
1-1
1-1
2-3
7-7
2-3
0-2
2-2
1-5
4-4
2-2
2-2
1-1
1-1
3-3
2-2
2-2
2-4
2-2
1-2
1-1
0-0
3-5
1-1
1-2
0-2
4-5
34
36
26
28
42
34
43
24
28
30
34
30
32
27
36
40
40
28
36
20
25
32
34
30
25
20
27
40
35
25
37
38
36
25
19
23
25
52
24
32
36
33
36
37
36
35
24
41
23
40
30
26
47
25
34
33
33
37
31
17
37
18,680
18,506
12,096
16,483
18,690
17,565
19,150
15,004
12,083
16,056
19,683
13,374
14,589
14,615
13,056
18,200
16,260
14,491
21,273
15,072
13,187
19,632
14,862
15,718
19.656
13,065
12,566
17,696
19,289
16,839
15,004
19,509
15,292
15,289
15,848
14,556
16,121
18,600
17,461
19,204
13,828
16,095
17,113
14,511
16,553
18,680
18,506
18,535
17,507
13,622
16,045
15,575
17,565
18,680
12,675
16,854
21,273
18,680
11,818
16,387
16,564
GW
RESULTS
NO. DATE
GAME RESULT
REC.
PTSGF GA PP PK
SF SA ATT
GOALIE
62
Feb. 25
63
Feb. 28
64
Mar. 1
65
Mar. 3
66
Mar. 6
67
Mar. 7
68
Mar. 10
69
Mar. 11
70
Mar. 13
71
Mar. 15
72
Mar. 17
73
Mar. 18
74
Mar. 21
75
Mar. 23
76
Mar. 24
77
Mar. 27
78
Mar. 30
79
Mar. 31
80Apr. 3
81Apr. 5
82Apr. 7
vs. FLA
vs. NSH
vs. NYR
vs. TB
at WSH
at BUF
at TB
at FLA
at NYR
vs. STL
at MIN
at WPG
vs. FLA
at CBJ
at DET
at TOR
vs. WPG
vs. NJ
at OTT
vs. MTL
at FLA
23-26-13
24-26-13
24-27-13
24-27-14
25-27-14
25-27-15
26-27-15
26-28-15
26-29-15
27-29-15
28-29-15
29-29-15
30-29-15
30-30-15
30-31-15
31-31-15
31-31-16
31-32-16
32-32-16
33-32-16
33-33-16
59
61
61
62
64
65
67
67
67
69
71
73
75
75
75
77
78
78
80
82
82
28
33
23
28
36
24
26
34
29
30
34
35
39
40
24
22
33
31
31
29
35
Peters
Weiss
WardAllen
Ward
Prust
Ward
Stamkos
Ward
Faulk
Ward
Pominville
Ward
Skinner
Ward
Fleischmann
Ward
Richards
Ward
LaRose
Boucher
Brent
Ward
LaRose
Ward
Pitkanen
WardUmberger
Ward
Miller
Ward
Jokinen
Ward
Ladd
Boucher
Clarkson
Ward
Ruutu
Ward
Staal
Boucher
Madden
OT, 2-3 (SO)
W, 4-3
L, 2-3
OT, 3-4 (OT)
W, 4-3, (OT)
OT, 2-3 (OT)
W, 4-2
L, 0-2
L, 2-4
W, 2-0
W, 5-3
W, 4-3
W, 3-1
L, 1-5
L, 4-5
W, 3-0
OT, 3-4 (OT)
L, 0-5
W, 2-1
W, 2-1 (SO)
L, 1-4
162
166
168
171
175
177
181
181
183
185
190
194
197
198
202
205
208
208
210
211
212
181
184
187
191
194
197
199
201
205
205
208
211
212
217
222
222
226
231
232
233
237
1-2
2-6
1-5
0-2
0-2
0-3
1-1
0-2
1-4
0-5
0-1
1-5
1-4
0-5
2-2
0-2
0-4
0-4
1-3
1-6
1-2
2-2
1-1
3-3
2-4
1-1
5-7
3-3
1-1
3-3
5-5
1-2
5-5
5-5
2-3
2-2
2-2
4-5
3-4
5-5
7-7
1-2
44
29
25
23
49
42
38
33
28
40
26
33
31
26
50
30
35
22
39
31
26
18,680
13,595
14,523
17,116
18,506
18,690
18,554
15,081
18,200
18,680
18,394
15,004
18,680
15,085
20,066
19,348
18,680
18,680
19,484
17,836
19,057
GW
PNC ARENA
ARENA CAPACITY: 18,680
RECORD BY MONTH
MONTH
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
TOTALS
GP W
114
154
145
125
116
167
32
82 33
RECORD BY DIVISION AND CONFERENCE
DIVISION
vs. Northeast
vs. Atlantic
vs. Southeast
vs. Central
vs. Pacific
vs. Northwest
CONFERENCE
vs. Eastern
vs. Western
HOME AND ROAD RECORD
Overall Record
Record at Home
Record on Road
2011-12
ATT. TOTALS
ATT. AVG.
NO. OF GAMES
PCT. OF CAPACITY
NO. OF SELLOUTS
HOME ATT.
657,747
16,042
41
85.9%
9
L OT
4 3
10 1
7 2
4 3
1 4
6 3
1 0
33 16
PTS
11
9
12
13
16
17
4
82
GF*GA*
2834
3350
4249
2927
3424
4247
46
212237
GP
20
20
24
7
6
5
W
13
3
9
3
2
3
L
3
14
10
3
2
1
OT
4
3
5
1
2
1
PTS
30
9
23
7
6
7
GF*GA*
53
40
44
70
60
69
18
21
14
17
23
20
64
18
25
8
27
6
12
4
62
20
157
55
GP
82
41
41
W
33
20
13
L
33
14
19
OT
16
7
9
PTS
82
47
35
GF*GA*
212
237
105
105
107
132
179
58
*Does not include goals awarded for shootout wins
GAME BY GAME
Date Opp.
Oct. 7
Oct. 8
Oct. 10
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 18
Oct. 21
Oct. 22
Oct. 25
Oct. 28
Oct. 29
Nov. 1
Nov. 4
Nov. 6
Nov. 8
Nov. 11
Nov. 12
Nov. 14
Nov. 16
Nov. 18
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Nov. 23
Nov. 25
Nov. 27
Nov. 29
Dec. 1
Dec. 3
Dec. 6
Dec. 7
Dec. 9
Dec. 13
Dec. 15
Dec. 18
Dec. 21
Dec. 23
Dec. 26
Dec. 27
Dec. 29
Dec. 31
Jan. 3
Jan. 6
Jan. 7
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Jan. 15
Jan. 17
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
Jan. 23
Jan. 31
Feb. 2
Feb. 4
Feb. 8
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Feb. 20
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
Feb. 28
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Mar. 6
Mar. 7
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 17
Mar. 18
Mar. 21
Mar. 23
Mar. 24
Mar. 27
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Apr. 3
Apr. 5
Apr. 7
MCBAIN
#4
vs. T.BDND
at WSHDND
at N.JDND
vs. BOS
0-0 3/-2 19:05
at BUF
0-1 1/2 18:40
at BOS
0-0 2/2 21:20
at STL
0-0 3/-1 22:20
at WPG
0-1 1/0 17:19
vs. OTT
0-1 2/-1 26:52
vs. CHI
0-0 3/1 20:32
at PHI
0-0 0/-3 19:36
vs. T.B
0-0 2/1 20:32
vs. WSH 0-0 1/-4 17:46
vs. DALDND
at N.J
0-1 0/0 19:09
at NYR
0-1 3/1 20:01
vs. PIT
0-0 1/0 19:59
vs. PHI
0-0 1/0 21:56
at MTL
0-0 0/0 19:24
vs. BUF
0-0 2/0 20:06
vs. TOR
0-0 0/0 17:40
at PHI
0-0 3/2 15:29
vs. MTL
0-0 1/-2 18:25
vs. WPG 0-1 3/0 19:56
at OTT
0-0 3/0 24:12
vs. FLADND
vs. NYRDND
vs. PIT
2-0 2/1 20:40
at CGY
0-2 1/-2 20:03
at EDM
1-0 2/0 23:07
at WPG
0-0 1/-2 25:29
at TOR
0-0 1/0 24:09
vs. VAN
0-1 3/-1 24:44
at FLA
0-1 0/0 24:26
vs. PHX
0-0 2/0 20:56
vs. OTT
0-1 2/1 19:49
vs. N.J
0-0 1/-1 19:02
at PIT
0-0 1/2 17:41
vs. TOR
0-1 2/1 22:09
at T.B
0-1 0/-1 21:33
vs. NYI
0-0 2/0 23:45
vs. BUF
0-0 3/1 19:00
at NSH
0-1 0/0 19:55
vs. PHI
0-0 1/-1 20:03
at T.B
0-0 1/0 17:12
vs. BOS
0-0 1/1 15:56
at WSH
0-0 2/-2 20:32
at PIT
1-0 1/0 19:49
vs. WSH 0-0 1/0 16:45
at NYI
0-0 1/-1 18:41
vs. WPG 0-0 1/0 15:30
vs. NYI
0-0 0/0 18:33
at BOS
0-0 1/1 17:48
vs. L.A
0-0 1/1 18:48
at ANA
0-0 1/-1 17:19
at COL
0-0 1/0 16:53
at MTL
1-1 (W) 4/1 18:13
vs. S.J
0-1 0/-1 16:18
at NYI
0-0 2/0 18:49
vs. WSH 0-0 4/2 22:36
vs. ANA 1-0 3/0 15:11
vs. FLA
0-0 2/0 20:10
vs. NSH
1-0 6/-2 15:47
vs. NYR
0-0 1/-1 19:04
vs. T.B
0-0 1/0 15:40
at WSH
0-0 1/1 19:07
at BUF
0-1 2/2 17:06
at T.B
0-1 0/1 16:29
at FLA
0-0 1/0 20:07
at NYR
0-0 1/-1 24:24
vs. STL
0-0 1/0 17:07
at MIN
0-0 3/1 18:35
at WPG
0-0 5/1 19:23
vs. FLA
0-0 4/1 18:08
at CBJ
0-0 3/-2 22:12
at DET
1-0 3/-1 20:33
at TOR
0-0 1/0 19:41
vs. WPG 0-0 1/1 21:07
vs. N.J
0-0 1/0 19:28
at OTT
0-0 1/-1 23:29
vs. MTL
0-1 0/0 20:22
at FLA
0-0 5/-2 24:51
ALLEN
#5
0-0
0-0
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0/-1 17:07
0-1
0/0 18:26
0-0
1/2 21:53
0-1
1/2 23:06
0-1
0/1 20:51
0-0
0/0 18:03
0-0
1/0 21:41
0-0
1/0 18:30
0-0
0/0 16:43
0-0
0/2 21:11
0-1
1/-1 21:57
0-0
0/-2 18:33 0-0
0/-1 19:49
0-0
1/0 21:07
0-0
2/-1 19:35 0-0
3/-2 17:17
0-0
0/1 17:07
0-1
0/0 18:14
0-0
1/0 17:55
0-0
2/0 16:24
0-0
1/1 21:39
0-0
1/0 20:26
0-0
0/1 17:40
0-0
1/0 16:15
0-0
2/1 12:32
0-1
0/0 18:31
0-0
1/-4 14:49
0-0
2/-2 13:35 0-0
0/0 15:19
0-0
0/2 16:53
0-1
0/0 15:36
0-1
0/-1 19:33
0-0
1/1 16:17
0-0
4/0 19:09
1-0
1/0 15:52
0-0
3/0 19:36
0-0
4/3 19:27
0-1
0/-1 18:31
0-1
0/-1 19:10
0-0
1/0 18:45
0-0
3/0 19:35
0-0
0/0 21:10
0-1
1/-1 19:12
0-0
2/0 19:43
0-0
0/0 23:48
0-0
2/-1 21:50
0-0
2/0 17:07
0-0
0/-1 20:55 0-0
2/1 22:04
0-1
1/0 24:06
0-0
1/0 20:08
0-1
0/0 18:28
0-1
0/1 21:24
0-0
1/0 23:00
0-0
2/1 21:05
0-0
3/-1 22:58 0-0
1/1 21:45
0-0
2/0 20:36
0-0
0/1 19:41
0-0
2/1 19:03
0-0
2/0 23:24
0-0
1/-1 18:42
0-0
(W) 3/0 20:07 0-0
0/0 19:25
0-0
1/0 24:32
0-0
2/-1 22:06
0-2
0/1 20:54
0-0
2/-2 21:12
0-0
3/-1 15:48
0-0
0/-1 15:34
0-0
1/2 19:53
0-0
0/1 20:38
0-0
1/0 17:17
0-0
0/0 21:26
0-0
1/0 17:43
0-0
1/1 16:20
0-0
2/0 20:07
0-0
1/2 20:31
0-0
2/-2 19:18
0-0
0/0 15:00
0-1
1/-1 14:59
0-0
2/-1 13:31
0-0
Skaters: Goals-Assists (Game Winning) Shots / (+/-) TOI
GLEASON SPACEK BOYCHUKSTAAL
#6
#8
#11
#12
2/1 20:29
-
0/0 22:54
-
1/2 22:15
-
0/2 23:44
-
0/2 22:08
-
0/0 21:01
-
0/-1 21:42
-
0/0 18:50
-
1/0 19:05
-
1/2 19:50
-
0/-1 20:33
-
0/-1 19:19
-
2/0 20:02
-
2/0 20:38
-
1/-1 19:59
-
2/-3 19:22
-
2/0 23:17
-
1/-2 20:34
-
0/0 17:35
-
1/0 16:59
-
1/0 20:12
-
1/0 21:07
-
0/1 20:33
-
1/0 19:11
-
0/0 17:40
-
0/0 19:00
-
2/1 21:02
-
3/-1 18:15
-
3/0 15:23
-
0/0 23:02
-
1/-2 20:06
0-2 1/1 19:15
0/0 21:30
0-0 0/-1 20:06
3/0 27:05
1-0 (W) 2/0 18:53
2/1 25:12
0-0 1/-1 17:30
1/-1 17:41
0-1 0/0 19:39
1/1 21:09
0-0 4/0 17:22
2/1 18:29
0-0 2/1 17:38
1/1 20:09
0-0 0/0 17:52
0/-2 23:47
0-0 0/2 15:29
1/0 17:49
0-0 1/-1 17:01
3/0 25:14
0-0 1/0 20:11
0/1 23:37
0-0 2/0 17:43
0/0 20:01
0-0 1/-1 16:53
3/0 24:31
0-0 0/-1 9:34
0/1 23:23
0-0 2/1 14:50
0/-1 22:06INJ
1/0 18:49INJ
0/0 21:22INJ
0/1 21:16INJ
2/0 24:57INJ
0/0 19:07INJ
0/0 18:01INJ
1/1 17:51
0-1 4/1 16:37
0/0 18:55
0-0 0/1 16:18
0/1 21:42
0-0 1/0 16:33
0/-1 23:08
0-0 0/-1 16:31
0/2 22:58
1-0 1/-1 13:55
0/0 19:59
0-0 0/-1 14:56
0/1 19:54
1-0 4/0 17:12
0/1 20:24
0-1 1/2 19:09
2/0 23:55
0-1 0/0 15:24
0/-1 18:28
0-0 2/0 18:30
0/0 21:08
0-0 0/-1 13:52
0/1 18:55
0-0 0/-1 16:41
1/1 24:15
0-1 0/1 13:38
1/-1 21:37
0-0 1/1 16:54
0/0 23:29
1-0 3/1 14:36
1/-1 22:57
1-0 1/2 16:30
2/-1 19:42
0-0 0/0 15:41
1/-1 19:44INJ
1/1 20:36INJ
1/2 23:04
0-0 1/0 9:40
2/1 21:33INJ
1/1 20:37INJ
1/0 18:40INJ
0/2 17:56INJ
0/1 18:28INJ
0/1 17:21INJ
0/-2 19:09INJ
1/1 20:36INJ
0/0 21:28
0-0 1/0 11:25
1/0 18:42DND
MIN
MIN
MIN
MIN
MIN
MIN
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/-1 6:39
0-0 0/1 6:16
0-0 1/0 8:16
0-0 0/0 7:45
0-0 0/0 6:34
0-0 0/0 9:12
0-1 1/1 14:22
0-1 0/0 15:00
0-0 0/0 3:59
0-0 0/0 3:54
0-0 1/-2 9:14
0-0 2/0 9:31
0-0 0/0 4:23
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0-0 2/0 14:50
0-0 1/-1 15:10
0-0 1/-1 7:38
MIN
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STEWART NODL
#13
#14
RUUTU
#15
0-0 5/-2 18:40
0-0 0/0 9:32
-
0-1
2-1 6/-1 22:10
0-0 1/0 8:04
-
0-0
0-0 2/-1 20:05
0-0 0/-1 11:14
-
0-0
0-0 0/-1 19:22
1-0 2/1 6:52
-
0-0
0-0 5/-3 18:49
0-0 1/0 5:21
-
0-0
1-0 3/0 17:57
1-0 1/1 5:25
-
1-1
0-0 2/-1 21:09
0-0 1/-1 6:27
-
0-0
0-0 5/-1 21:48
0-0 0/0 5:38
-
1-0
0-1 2/1 22:52INJ
-
1-0
0-0 4/0 18:21
0-0 1/1 7:05
-
0-0
0-0 4/-4 19:42
0-0 1/0 8:58
-
0-0
0-0 6/1 17:32
0-0 0/0 7:20
-
0-0
0-0 1/-2 20:49
1-0 2/0 11:51
-
0-0
0-0 6/-2 21:16
0-0 0/-2 6:53
-
1-0
0-0 4/0 20:11
0-0 1/-1 6:00
-
0-0
0-0 4/0 19:25
0-0 0/-2 8:07
-
0-0
1-1 (W) 5/-1 23:30DND
-
2-0
0-1 4/0 25:36DND
-
1-0
0-0 7/-1 21:37DND
-
0-0
0-0 3/0 23:20
0-0 0/0 13:26
-
0-0
0-2 4/2 21:19
0-0 2/0 6:00
-
0-0
0-0 2/1 20:53
0-0 0/0 4:36
-
0-1
0-0 3/-1 22:06
1-0 1/1 7:48
-
0-0
0-0 1/-1 20:13
0-0 0/1 9:56
-
0-0
1-0 1/0 21:27
0-0 1/0 6:50
-
0-2
0-1 1/-1 22:19
0-0 0/0 6:21
0-0 0/0 7:41
0-0
0-2 2/1 22:39
0-0 1/0 8:40
0-0 0/0 8:45
0-1
0-0 3/0 26:57
0-1 0/1 5:51
0-0 1/0 5:17
0-0
2-1 8/0 24:02
0-0 1/1 8:38DND
1-0
0-1 4/0 21:00
0-0 0/0 5:23
0-0 0/0 10:45
1-0
0-1 5/-1 24:38
0-0 1/0 9:50
0-0 0/-1 14:43
0-0
0-1 1/0 22:36
0-0 1/0 6:27
0-0 0/0 7:18
0-0
0-0 2/0 22:20
0-1 0/1 7:11
0-0 0/0 2:54
1-1
0-0 5/0 23:42
0-0 0/0 3:26
0-0 0/-1 4:48
0-1
0-0 3/-3 20:41
0-0 3/1 7:48
1-0 1/1 9:59
1-0
0-0 5/0 20:05
0-0 2/0 6:50
1-0 1/1 7:27
1-0
0-0 1/1 19:13
1-0 (W) 1/0 7:40 0-1 0/0 8:41
1-0
0-0 2/-2 19:49
0-0 0/1 10:01
0-0 1/1 8:52
1-0
2-1 (W) 5/1 24:20 0-0 3/0 9:09
0-0 0/0 7:20
0-0
0-2 2/-1 21:06
0-0 0/0 8:08
0-0 2/0 10:03
0-0
0-0 5/-1 25:05
1-0 1/1 6:22
0-1 0/0 15:27
0-0
1-2 6/0 23:37
0-0 1/0 9:15
0-0 2/0 10:32
0-1
0-1 2/0 20:50
0-1 3/1 14:13
0-0 1/0 10:08
0-0
0-1 3/-1 21:38
0-0 1/-2 8:45
0-0 3/0 14:03
0-0
0-3 2/3 19:00
0-1 0/0 9:06
0-0 0/0 14:57
1-2
1-0 3/0 21:06
0-0 0/0 7:50
0-0 1/0 15:20
0-0
0-0 4/0 21:06
0-1 2/-1 10:59
0-0 3/-1 15:48
0-0
0-0 4/-1 23:12
0-0 1/0 7:28
0-0 1/0 16:10
0-0
0-2 0/1 20:03
0-0 2/0 9:10
0-0 1/0 13:08
0-0
0-0 3/-1 24:36
0-0 1/0 8:05
0-0 1/0 14:09
0-0
0-0 1/-1 22:43
0-1 0/1 9:14
0-0 0/-1 14:57
0-0
0-1 5/-3 21:49
0-0 0/0 7:41
0-0 0/0 12:41
0-0
1-0 (W) 2/1 19:26 0-1 0/1 7:51
0-1 0/1 13:19
1-0
0-0 1/1 22:33
0-0 0/0 8:00
0-0 1/0 13:17
0-0
1-0 3/1 20:13
0-0 1/-1 9:48
0-0 2/-1 15:54
1-0
1-1 2/2 21:20
0-1 1/1 8:22
0-0 6/0 16:21
0-2
2-1 6/3 23:36
0-0 4/0 10:14
0-0 1/0 14:03
0-0
0-1 3/-1 19:19
0-0 0/0 7:58
0-0 2/0 15:17INJ
0-1 1/1 21:50
0-0 0/-1 8:47
0-0 2/0 14:09INJ
2-1 6/3 18:32
1-0 2/1 11:50
1-0 1/1 12:35INJ
0-1 4/1 23:12
0-1 2/0 8:18
0-0 3/0 16:25INJ
0-1 7/-1 23:45
0-0 2/0 7:08
0-0 4/0 15:09INJ
1-2 2/0 22:40
0-1 0/-1 9:24
0-0 0/-1 14:29INJ
0-2 1/1 24:41
0-0 3/0 14:34
0-0 2/-2 11:26INJ
0-2 1/1 24:29
2-0 5/1 12:01
0-0 1/0 14:56INJ
0-1 2/0 23:00
0-0 0/-2 8:14
0-0 5/0 14:52INJ
0-0 3/-1 21:09
0-0 0/-1 8:59
0-0 1/0 11:41INJ
0-0 1/-1 17:43
0-0 0/0 6:30
0-0 2/-1 15:45
0-0
0-0 1/-2 17:00
0-0 0/0 7:53
0-0 3/0 11:54
0-0
0-1 4/-1 20:56DND
0-0 1/-1 11:10
0-0
0-0 1/1 20:18
0-0 0/0 5:49
0-1 3/1 13:45
0-0
0-1 3/1 21:39
0-1 3/0 9:29
0-0 0/0 10:52
0-0
2-1 3/2 26:40
0-0 0/-1 7:19
0-0 0/0 5:30
0-0
2-0 7/1 23:20
0-0 0/0 5:22INJ
0-1
0-0 4/-2 21:59
0-0 1/0 9:35INJ
0-0
0-2 1/0 21:15
0-0 0/0 4:38INJ
0-0
0-0 1/0 18:44
0-0 0/1 10:46INJ
0-2
1-0 3/0 23:58
0-0 0/-2 4:53INJ
0-0
0-0 1/-1 18:05
0-0 0/-1 8:36INJ
0-0
0-0 3/-1 19:15
0-0 0/0 7:25INJ
1-0
0-0 3/0 26:17
0-0 0/0 5:04INJ
0-0
0-1 6/-3 19:38
0-0 0/0 7:55
0-0 1/0 14:39
0-0
0/-2 14:46
2/-2 14:37
0/-1 14:33
3/0 12:37
1/0 14:54
1/1 14:50
1/-1 16:47
2/0 17:13
3/1 21:12
2/1 13:24
1/0 12:50
2/1 17:03
3/-1 15:06
2/-2 14:44
2/1 14:37
4/-1 15:51
3/3 16:21
2/1 17:40
2/-1 15:36
2/0 16:41
4/2 18:37
0/1 18:14
1/0 21:47
2/-1 20:29
5/0 16:28
2/-1 20:10
1/1 19:59
3/-1 21:48
3/-2 18:05
1/1 15:41
0/0 13:13
1/-1 14:26
6/1 17:18
3/0 18:04
4/1 16:56
(W) 5/2 17:12
3/0 17:31
3/0 16:48
2/-1 16:38
2/-1 15:42
4/0 14:45
1/0 20:40
1/-1 15:59
1/0 17:49
4/4 18:53
1/-1 18:26
2/0 19:23
3/-1 20:49
0/0 16:13
4/0 17:42
1/-1 18:49
0/-2 14:25
1/2 16:36
8/1 18:26
3/2 16:18
5/0 17:27
0/1 1:45
4/-1 16:49
2/-2 16:15
2/-1 16:57
1/1 16:05
0/-1 16:30
2/-1 15:23
5/1 16:29
0/0 14:45
1/-1 11:38
1/2 16:35
1/0 14:03
2/-1 14:03
(W) 2/0 14:28
2/0 17:35
3/-2 16:42
GAME BY GAME
Date Opp.
Oct. 7
Oct. 8
Oct. 10
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 18
Oct. 21
Oct. 22
Oct. 25
Oct. 28
Oct. 29
Nov. 1
Nov. 4
Nov. 6
Nov. 8
Nov. 11
Nov. 12
Nov. 14
Nov. 16
Nov. 18
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Nov. 23
Nov. 25
Nov. 27
Nov. 29
Dec. 1
Dec. 3
Dec. 6
Dec. 7
Dec. 9
Dec. 13
Dec. 15
Dec. 18
Dec. 21
Dec. 23
Dec. 26
Dec. 27
Dec. 29
Dec. 31
Jan. 3
Jan. 6
Jan. 7
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Jan. 15
Jan. 17
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
Jan. 23
Jan. 31
Feb. 2
Feb. 4
Feb. 8
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Feb. 20
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
Feb. 28
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Mar. 6
Mar. 7
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 17
Mar. 18
Mar. 21
Mar. 23
Mar. 24
Mar. 27
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Apr. 3
Apr. 5
Apr. 7
vs. T.B
at WSH
at N.J
vs. BOS
at BUF
at BOS
at STL
at WPG
vs. OTT
vs. CHI
at PHI
vs. T.B
vs. WSH
vs. DAL
at N.J
at NYR
vs. PIT
vs. PHI
at MTL
vs. BUF
vs. TOR
at PHI
vs. MTL
vs. WPG
at OTT
vs. FLA
vs. NYR
vs. PIT
at CGY
at EDM
at WPG
at TOR
vs. VAN
at FLA
vs. PHX
vs. OTT
vs. N.J
at PIT
vs. TOR
at T.B
vs. NYI
vs. BUF
at NSH
vs. PHI
at T.B
vs. BOS
at WSH
at PIT
vs. WSH
at NYI
vs. WPG
vs. NYI
at BOS
vs. L.A
at ANA
at COL
at MTL
vs. S.J
at NYI
vs. WSH
vs. ANA
vs. FLA
vs. NSH
vs. NYR
vs. T.B
at WSH
at BUF
at T.B
at FLA
at NYR
vs. STL
at MIN
at WPG
vs. FLA
at CBJ
at DET
at TOR
vs. WPG
vs. N.J
at OTT
vs. MTL
at FLA
SUTTER
#16
TLUSTY
#19
0-0 4/0 18:01
0-0 2/0 11:53
0-0 1/0 17:52
0-0 1/0 10:15
0-0 1/0 18:37
0-0 1/0 8:23
0-1 0/0 18:39
1-0 (W) 5/0 14:37
1-0 1/1 17:41
0-1 2/1 12:59
0-0 1/0 21:57
0-0 2/0 16:54
1-1 3/1 16:55
0-1 2/2 15:43
0-0 0/-1 16:05
0-0 0/0 10:24
0-0 2/0 18:20
0-0 1/1 14:37
1-0 2/2 18:39
1-0 2/1 13:48
0-0 0/-1 15:29
0-1 4/-2 15:18
0-0 0/-1 19:59
0-1 4/0 14:05
0-0 2/0 18:18
0-0 1/-3 16:33
0-0 2/0 18:19
0-0 3/-2 15:24
1-0 1/-1 16:42
0-0 1/-2 15:15
0-0 2/0 16:56
0-0 3/-2 9:27
0-0 2/0 19:35
0-0 0/-1 5:22
0-0 3/-2 24:00
0-0 0/0 4:19
0-0 3/-1 16:22
0-0 1/0 11:20
0-0 1/0 14:01
0-0 1/0 10:24
0-0 4/-1 18:06
0-0 2/-1 14:29
0-0 5/-1 19:22
0-0 0/0 16:23
1-1 6/1 16:38
1-1 1/1 13:28
0-1 2/1 15:06
1-0 1/1 14:04
0-0 2/1 13:38
0-0 1/0 13:32
0-0 1/0 15:08
0-0 4/0 14:17
0-1 1/0 17:09
1-0 2/0 12:59
0-0 1/0 17:21
0-0 1/0 15:06
0-0 1/-2 17:00
1-0 1/0 15:47
0-0 3/-1 16:46
0-0 1/1 12:50
1-0 1/0 17:10
0-0 3/0 13:58
0-0 1/-1 15:45
0-0 3/0 15:36
0-1 1/-1 16:41
0-0 1/-1 16:24
0-0 2/0 17:51
0-0 0/0 13:28
0-0 0/0 15:11
1-0 1/1 13:02
0-0 1/-1 17:47
0-0 1/-1 14:46
1-0 1/2 15:41
0-0 2/0 12:36
0-0 2/0 19:00
0-0 1/0 14:52
1-0 2/1 17:35
0-2 3/1 13:34
0-0 2/-1 17:10
0-0 0/0 16:33
1-1 2/2 16:37
0-0 1/0 7:22
1-0 3/0 16:51
0-0 0/0 11:38
0-1 2/0 16:23
0-0 3/0 8:57
0-0 3/0 20:25
0-0 2/-1 14:33
0-0 3/0 16:41
2-1 5/3 16:54
0-1 2/1 17:33
0-0 0/1 18:00
0-0 2/0 18:49
0-0 2/0 13:08
0-0 3/0 19:20
0-0 1/-1 14:25
0-0 3/0 16:04
1-0 5/0 16:49
0-0 4/0 16:59
0-0 1/0 16:36
0-0 0/0 16:55
0-0 0/0 14:59
1-0 6/0 15:16
0-0 1/0 16:51
1-1 2/2 16:09
0-1 1/1 13:24
0-0 1/0 17:58
1-0 2/1 16:47
0-0 2/-1 16:18
0-1 0/2 16:39
0-0 2/-1 18:06
1-0 2/2 14:38
0-0 2/1 18:55
1-0 3/2 17:01
0-0 1/0 17:58
0-1 2/-1 17:28
1-0 6/1 16:55
1-0 3/0 19:59
0-1 2/1 15:37
0-2 5/3 15:57
0-0 0/0 19:02
0-1 0/1 21:27
0-0 2/0 19:23
0-0 1/-2 19:21
0-0 0/0 17:10
0-0 2/0 18:58
0-0 2/-2 19:34
0-1 3/1 19:06
0-0 3/-1 19:18
0-1 5/1 19:26
1-1 3/2 18:48
1-0 1/0 20:42
0-0 1/0 18:54
0-0 0/-1 18:02
0-0 3/-1 18:23
0-0 0/-1 9:22
0-0 5/-1 16:00INJ
0-1 3/1 14:46INJ
0-0 1/0 18:52INJ
1-1 3/2 16:00
0-1 2/0 19:12
0-0 4/-1 16:11
0-1 1/-1 16:41
0-0 4/-1 15:05
0-1 2/1 17:23
0-1 4/0 15:44
0-0 3/-2 16:54
0-0 0/-2 16:34
2-0 2/0 19:20
0-0 1/0 14:57
0-0 1/0 16:42
1-0 4/1 15:16
0-0 3/0 18:54
0-0 1/0 18:20
0-0 3/-1 16:40
1-0 2/1 17:21
0-0 1/-1 16:37
0-0 2/-1 19:28
0-0 2/0 19:36
0-0 2/0 17:11
0-0 0/-1 16:22
NASH
#20
BOWMANDALPE
#21
#22
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/0 10:38
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/0 7:50
MIN
MIN
0-0 0/0 6:42
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/1 5:29
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/0 3:36
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MININJ
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MININJ
MIN
MININJ
MIN
MININJ
MIN
MININJ
MIN
MININJ
MIN
MININJ
MIN
0-0 0/0 8:37
MIN
MIN
0-0 0/0 5:15
MIN
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MIN
0-0 0/-1 5:18
MIN
MINDND
MIN
MIN
0-0 0/0 4:31
MIN
MIN
0-0 0/0 2:41
MIN
MIN
0-0 0/-1 8:23
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MINDND
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0-0 0/0 11:39
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2-0 8/0 19:07
MIN
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0-0 1/1 19:43
MIN
0-0 0/0 13:02 0-0 3/-1 17:07
MIN
0-1 1/1 8:30
0-0 4/0 18:09
MIN
MIN
0-0 0/0 16:13
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/-2 13:16
0-0 1/-2 12:43
MIN
0-1 2/1 10:09
1-1 2/1 11:39
MIN
0-1 3/-3 15:42
0-0 3/-1 15:43
MIN
0-1 2/2 18:44
0-0 3/-1 19:13
MIN
0-0 2/-1 11:47
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MIN
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MIN
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MIN
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MIN
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MIN
0-0 4/0 13:23
MIN
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0-1 1/0 12:33
MIN
MIN
0-0 2/1 12:59
0-0 0/0 13:38 MIN
MIN
0-0 1/0 9:13
0-0 3/0 16:13
MIN
0-0 0/0 8:29
0-1 1/1 13:34
MIN
MIN
0-0 2/0 13:22
MIN
MIN
0-0 2/-1 11:09
MIN
MIN
MIN
MIN
MIN
0-1 0/1 16:05
MIN
MIN
0-0 2/0 15:14
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/1 13:25
MIN
MIN
0-0 5/0 10:07
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/1 14:56
MIN
MIN
0-0 0/0 9:23
MIN
MIN
0-0 0/1 10:04
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/-1 15:03
MIN
MININJ
MIN
MININJ
MIN
MININJ
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/0 11:52
MIN
MIN
1-0 3/1 12:48
MIN
MIN
0-0 3/0 12:16
MIN
MIN
2-1 2/3 13:56
MIN
MIN
0-0 3/0 12:03
MIN
MIN
0-0 1/-1 11:32
MIN
MIN
1-0 5/0 12:44
MIN
MIN
0-0 2/-2 11:54
MIN
MIN
0-0 4/0 12:42
MIN
MIN
0-1 2/1 10:57
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0-0 0/-1 15:44
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0-0 0/1 11:32
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MIN
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MIN
PONIKAROVSKY
#23
0-0 4/0 13:18
0-0 4/1 16:16
1-0 2/1 15:29
0-0 0/0 13:27
1-0 2/0 18:07
0-0 3/1 17:35
0-0 2/-1 17:53
0-0 0/-1 17:32
0-0 2/0 17:35
0-0 2/0 16:19
0-0 2/0 12:48
0-1 0/0 16:46
0-0 0/-1 16:06
0-0 2/0 15:21
0-0 0/1 15:13
1-0 3/0 16:27
0-0 2/0 13:48
0-0 0/-2 11:03
0-0 0/-1 14:51
0-0 2/0 15:13
0-1 2/0 12:52
2-1 3/1 12:30
0-0 3/-1 14:34
0-0 3/-1 13:51
1-0 2/-1 16:00
0-0 3/-1 16:32
0-0 4/-1 13:14
0-0 2/-1 15:57
0-1 2/0 14:19
0-0 1/-3 8:35
0-0 0/0 16:11
1-0 2/-2 15:48
0-0 4/1 13:42
0-0 0/1 17:09
0-1 3/1 16:52
0-0 0/0 15:01
0-1 4/0 16:36
0-1 1/0 15:02
0-0 4/-1 14:47
0-0 4/-1 15:45
0-0 4/0 17:54
0-0 2/0 12:15
0-0 1/0 10:00
0-0 2/0 12:49
0-0 1/-1 14:59
0-0 3/0 12:17
0-1 3/-1 12:51
0-0 2/1 17:08
0-0 1/0 12:04
Traded to N.J
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#23
#24
#25
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0-0 1/0 24:18
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MIN
0-1 1/1 25:07
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MIN
0-0 1/-2 23:08
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1-0 2/-2 22:02
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0-1 2/-2 24:05
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1-2 (W) 2/2 25:46
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0-0 2/-1 26:19
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0-0 5/0 26:12
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0-0 5/-1 28:56
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0-0 3/1 22:27
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0-0 0/-3 18:57
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0-1 2/2 23:56
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0-0 1/-3 19:01
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0-0 2/-2 20:20
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1-0 4/0 23:00
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0-0 2/0 18:22
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0-1 4/-1 27:16
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0-1 3/0 24:10
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0-1 0/1 21:35
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0-1 0/1 20:51
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0-0 0/-1 8:42
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0-0 0/-1 9:39INJ
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0-0 3/1 13:45INJ
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MININJ
-
0-0 2/0 12:25INJ
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MIN
1-1 (W) 4/0 18:49
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MIN
0-0 1/-1 19:07
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MIN
0-0 1/-1 20:36
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0-0 2/0 20:31
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0-0 1/1 17:43
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0-0 2/-1 22:02
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0-1 3/-1 24:07
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0-1 1/0 25:02
0-0 2/0 16:32 MIN
1-0 5/-2 26:41
GAME BY GAME
Date Opp.
Oct. 7
Oct. 8
Oct. 10
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 18
Oct. 21
Oct. 22
Oct. 25
Oct. 28
Oct. 29
Nov. 1
Nov. 4
Nov. 6
Nov. 8
Nov. 11
Nov. 12
Nov. 14
Nov. 16
Nov. 18
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Nov. 23
Nov. 25
Nov. 27
Nov. 29
Dec. 1
Dec. 3
Dec. 6
Dec. 7
Dec. 9
Dec. 13
Dec. 15
Dec. 18
Dec. 21
Dec. 23
Dec. 26
Dec. 27
Dec. 29
Dec. 31
Jan. 3
Jan. 6
Jan. 7
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Jan. 15
Jan. 17
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
Jan. 23
Jan. 31
Feb. 2
Feb. 4
Feb. 8
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Feb. 20
Feb. 23
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JOSLIN FAULK
#27
#28
JOKINEN BRENT
#36
#37
DWYER SUTTERHARRISON KABERLESKINNER
#39
#42
#44
#51
#53
vs. T.BDND
0-0 0/-2 19:43
0-0 5/1 17:15
0-0 1/0 12:04
0-0 3/0 12:01
at WSHDND
0-0 0/-2 19:16
1-1 5/1 16:50
0-0 0/0 11:17
0-0 1/0 18:08
at N.JDND
0-0 3/-2 17:58
0-0 0/0 18:30
0-0 0/0 9:53
0-0 1/1 15:19
vs. BOSDNDDND
0-1 2/0 18:11
0-1 0/1 10:51
0-1 4/0 18:24
at BUFDNDDND
0-1 2/-1 17:12
1-0 2/1 8:12
0-0 2/1 18:35
at BOSDNDDND
0-1 1/0 15:27
0-1 0/2 8:39
0-0 1/0 20:26
at STLDND
MIN
0-0 1/-1 19:30
0-0 0/-1 8:56
0-1 1/2 19:02
at WPGDND
MIN
1-0 2/2 18:29
0-0 0/0 8:37
0-0 0/0 14:47
vs. OTTDNDDND
0-0 0/0 19:10
0-0 1/-1 6:48
0-0 2/0 15:10
vs. CHIDND
MIN
0-1 2/1 17:24
1-0 (W) 2/1 7:51
0-0 1/0 17:26
at PHIDND
MIN
1-0 2/-1 17:09
0-0 2/0 11:29
0-0 2/-1 15:11
vs. T.BDND
MIN
0-1 1/2 10:27
0-0 1/-1 13:26
0-0 2/-1 16:36
vs. WSHDND
MININJ
0-0 0/0 7:31
0-0 1/-1 16:23
vs. DAL
0-1 1/-2 18:19 MININJ
0-0 0/0 6:23
0-0 0/0 18:27
at N.JDND
MININJ
0-0 0/-1 9:11
0-0 1/-1 16:40
at NYRDND
MIN
0-0 0/-1 15:37
0-0 0/-2 9:23
0-0 1/0 15:38
vs. PIT
0-0 1/2 18:18
MIN
0-2 1/1 18:06
0-0 1/1 13:14
0-0 2/0 13:36
vs. PHI
0-0 0/0 13:10
MIN
0-1 0/0 19:02
0-0 0/-1 9:39
2-0 3/1 12:32
at MTL
0-0 0/-1 16:34 MIN
0-0 0/-1 18:19
0-0 0/0 11:54
0-0 0/0 12:55
vs. BUFDND
0-0 2/0 22:07
0-0 1/0 17:54
0-0 1/0 7:27
0-0 3/0 13:21
vs. TORDND
0-1 2/1 21:41
1-0 2/0 15:14
0-0 0/0 7:06
0-0 2/-1 18:18
at PHIDND
0-0 0/-1 24:04
0-2 2/0 13:25
0-0 0/1 6:41
0-0 2/-1 18:03
vs. MTLDND
0-1 1/1 26:15
0-0 2/-1 16:57
0-1 0/1 9:52
0-1 2/0 13:45
vs. WPG 0-0 1/0 17:24
0-0 1/-2 23:37
0-0 2/-2 17:15
0-0 0/-1 8:59
0-0 0/0 13:44
at OTT
0-0 2/0 16:41 0-0 1/-2 21:39
0-0 0/-1 18:14
0-0 0/-1 10:32
1-0 1/0 14:08
vs. FLA
0-0 2/-1 18:16 0-0 0/1 21:22
0-0 1/0 15:56
0-0 0/0 7:51
0-0 2/0 13:04
vs. NYR
1-0 4/-2 20:52 0-0 4/2 21:21
0-0 2/-1 14:54
0-0 0/-1 7:21
0-0 1/1 14:43
vs. PIT
0-0 0/-1 10:16 0-0 2/-1 21:37
0-1 3/-1 18:31DND
0-1 1/0 14:01
at CGY
0-0 1/-1 18:29 0-0 2/-1 21:41
0-0 1/-1 17:43
1-1 2/1 12:16
0-0 3/0 16:43
at EDM
0-0 0/0 15:47 0-1 0/-1 20:36
0-1 3/2 19:24
0-0 1/-2 11:02
1-0 4/0 16:51
at WPG
0-0 2/0 15:17
1-0 2/1 24:17
0-0 1/0 18:26
0-0 1/0 13:44
0-0 2/-1 13:51
at TOR
0-0 0/-1 15:40 0-0 3/-1 20:49
0-1 1/0 15:44
0-0 1/-1 12:43
0-0 1/0 20:05
vs. VAN
0-0 1/0 7:52
0-0 3/0 25:09
0-1 1/1 16:24
0-1 1/0 13:17
0-0 3/-1 14:35
at FLADND
0-0 1/0 20:01
0-0 3/0 18:57
0-0 0/0 7:41
0-0 0/0 15:43
vs. PHXDND
0-1 1/0 24:43
0-1 0/1 17:06INJ
0-0 1/1 13:25
vs. OTTDND
0-0 1/0 22:54
0-1 2/1 18:17INJ
0-0 0/-1 16:32
vs. N.JDND
0-0 1/0 21:50
0-0 1/0 18:00
0-2 0/1 11:06
0-0 1/1 13:34
at PITDND
0-0 0/-2 23:33
0-1 0/0 18:30
1-0 1/1 10:43INJ
vs. TORDND
0-1 3/-1 23:03
0-0 2/-2 19:47
0-0 0/0 8:24INJ
at T.BDND
1-0 1/-2 23:02
0-0 3/-1 16:20
0-0 0/-1 8:47INJ
vs. NYIDND
0-0 2/2 20:33
0-0 2/0 20:20
0-0 0/1 6:30INJ
vs. BUF
MIN
1-0 3/-1 20:22
0-1 1/0 18:15
0-0 2/0 12:51INJ
at NSH
MIN
0-0 2/1 21:27
0-0 1/0 21:08
0-0 0/0 13:18
0-0 4/0 14:19
vs. PHI
MIN
0-1 4/-1 22:51
0-0 1/0 17:30
0-0 0/-1 6:20
0-0 4/0 18:21
at T.B
MIN
0-1 0/2 21:16
0-0 2/-1 15:39
1-0 4/1 10:14
0-0 0/0 16:14
vs. BOS
0-0 0/1 13:53 1-0 2/2 22:48
0-0 0/2 15:29
0-1 0/2 8:43
1-0 4/1 18:37
at WSH
0-0 1/-2 12:19 0-0 1/0 25:25
1-0 3/-1 15:19
0-0 2/-1 11:51
0-0 3/0 17:29
at PIT
0-0 0/1 10:56 0-0 2/0 27:33
0-1 0/1 20:25
0-0 0/0 7:28
0-0 2/0 18:31
vs. WSH 0-0 0/0 11:31
0-0 0/0 23:24
2-0 (W) 4/1 15:36 0-1 0/0 9:51
0-0 4/0 17:10
at NYI
0-0 1/-1 11:43 0-0 1/0 22:51
0-0 0/0 18:46
0-0 1/0 12:02
0-0 3/0 15:23
vs. WPG 0-0 2/0 12:33 0-0 0/1 25:42
0-0 1/1 18:07
1-0 (W) 1/1 11:19 0-0 0/0 16:40
vs. NYI
0-0 1/0 13:41
0-0 3/-2 25:10
0-0 1/-1 17:11
1-0 2/-2 12:04
0-0 0/1 14:30
at BOSDND
0-0 2/1 22:53
0-0 3/0 18:37
0-0 2/0 12:03
0-0 4/1 15:20
vs. L.ADND
0-0 1/1 22:59
0-1 1/1 18:14
0-0 0/0 11:53
0-0 1/0 15:17
at ANADND
0-1 1/-1 23:15
0-0 1/-1 16:46
0-0 2/-1 12:02
0-0 2/-1 16:28
at COLDND
0-0 1/0 25:39
0-0 1/-2 17:24
1-0 2/0 12:22
0-0 5/-1 18:16
at MTLDND
0-1 1/0 22:04
0-1 1/-1 16:42
0-0 1/0 9:13
0-0 1/0 17:25
vs. S.J
0-0 0/0 8:01
1-0 4/1 23:31
1-1 (W) 2/0 16:51 0-0 0/0 11:04
0-0 0/0 17:07
at NYI
0-0 1/-1 7:56
0-0 5/-1 22:49
0-0 4/0 17:08
0-0 0/-1 8:03
0-1 0/1 14:54
vs. WSH 0-0 1/0 11:55
1-0 (W) 3/1 15:09 0-0 1/0 16:13
0-1 2/0 15:05
0-0 1/0 14:31
vs. ANA
0-0 1/0 8:25
0-0 0/0 25:52
0-0 1/-1 18:24
0-0 1/0 10:51
0-0 1/-1 16:17
vs. FLA
0-0 0/0 6:33
1-0 1/0 28:02
1-0 2/1 22:30
0-0 1/0 15:10
0-0 0/0 2:38
vs. NSH
0-0 2/-1 11:34 0-0 5/1 24:01
0-1 0/0 17:28
1-0 6/-1 16:41INJ
vs. NYR
0-0 0/-2 8:42
0-1 1/-2 23:13
0-0 1/-1 21:34
0-0 2/0 14:44INJ
vs. T.B
0-0 0/0 2:15
0-0 1/0 22:53
1-0 2/1 18:47
0-0 1/0 10:54INJ
at WSH
0-0 1/-1 4:10
1-0 (W) 3/1 24:21 0-0 6/0 19:43
0-0 0/-1 16:25
0-0 1/1 14:47
at BUF
0-0 1/0 6:51
0-0 0/-1 24:05
0-1 0/2 18:16
0-0 3/0 10:47
0-0 0/0 14:32
at T.BDND
0-1 0/1 22:58
0-2 0/3 17:38
0-0 1/0 14:58
0-0 2/-1 16:51
at FLADND
0-0 2/-1 24:05
0-0 1/-1 18:43
0-0 0/0 12:54
0-0 6/0 12:55
at NYR
0-0 0/-1 5:35
0-0 1/-1 28:16
0-0 0/-2 20:56
1-0 3/-1 14:23
0-1 2/1 12:40
vs. STL
0-0 0/0 2:46
0-0 2/0 25:10
0-0 1/0 17:43
0-1 0/1 11:16
0-0 2/0 18:24
at MIN
0-0 1/0 3:18
0-0 0/1 25:03
0-1 2/0 18:00
1-0 (W) 2/1 16:42 0-0 1/0 12:37
at WPG
0-0 1/-1 8:44
0-0 2/-1 23:41
1-2 1/1 20:07
0-1 2/-1 15:27
0-0 0/0 8:32
vs. FLA
0-0 0/0 4:04
0-0 1/0 22:04
0-0 0/1 19:25
0-0 2/0 6:50
0-0 2/-1 12:51
at CBJ
0-0 0/0 7:51
0-1 1/-1 21:39
0-0 6/-1 16:33
0-0 1/-1 14:36
0-0 1/1 12:18
at DET
0-0 2/0 4:26
0-1 2/-4 24:35
0-2 1/-1 20:12
0-0 0/0 14:11
0-0 1/-2 14:58
at TOR
0-1 1/1 10:43
0-1 0/2 21:33
1-1 (W) 1/2 14:27 1-0 1/1 15:01
0-0 1/0 14:11
vs. WPG 1-0 2/0 5:32
0-0 2/-2 21:51
0-0 0/0 16:36
0-0 0/-1 10:47
0-1 1/1 13:52
vs. N.J
0-0 1/-1 8:36
0-0 1/-2 21:08
0-0 1/-2 13:40
0-0 0/-1 13:18
0-0 0/0 14:53
at OTT
0-0 0/0 6:35
0-0 1/1 22:17
0-1 1/0 16:42
0-0 5/0 9:53
0-0 2/1 16:49
vs. MTL
0-0 0/0 5:31
0-0 2/0 21:55
0-0 3/0 19:52
0-0 1/0 11:19
0-0 2/-1 13:40
at FLA
0-0 1/0 6:07
0-0 1/0 19:02
0-0 1/-1 17:34
0-0 0/0 8:02DND
MIN
0-0 0/-1 17:44
0-0 2/-1 20:57
1-0 2/-2 16:17
MIN
0-0 2/0 16:36
0-0 3/-1 21:00
0-3 3/-1 19:53
MIN
0-0 2/-1 16:13
0-0 3/-1 19:08
0-1 3/-1 18:57
MIN
0-0 1/0 16:52
0-1 3/0 15:11
0-0 3/-1 15:28
MIN
0-1 4/-1 18:20
0-0 1/-2 16:11
1-0 (W) 3/-1 15:39
0-1 1/1 5:20
0-0 0/0 15:26
0-1 0/0 18:24
0-0 2/0 14:40
0-0 0/-1 7:56
1-0 1/1 17:15
0-0 1/0 17:44
0-0 6/0 19:56
0-0 0/0 6:54
0-0 0/0 16:45
0-0 3/0 22:00
1-2 4/1 17:45
0-0 0/-1 6:15
0-1 6/1 18:57
0-0 0/1 19:27
1-0 4/0 20:41
MIN
0-0 3/0 19:07
0-0 0/0 17:15
0-0 4/0 17:12
MIN
0-0 2/0 21:37
0-0 0/0 17:54
0-0 2/-2 15:28
MIN
0-1 2/1 20:05
0-0 1/1 17:35
2-0 (W) 3/1 19:24
MIN
0-1 0/1 22:09
0-0 2/1 21:13
0-1 6/1 17:30
MIN
0-1 3/-1 21:50
0-1 2/-3 17:46
0-1 4/-2 20:31
MIN
0-0 2/0 19:22
0-0 0/0 18:44
0-0 2/0 20:08
MIN
0-0 1/-1 22:19
0-0 4/-1 22:53
0-0 2/-1 16:59
MIN
0-1 2/0 23:32
0-1 1/1 18:22
1-2 1/2 19:05
MIN
0-0 2/-2 18:45
0-0 1/0 24:53
0-1 0/0 20:01
MIN
0-0 3/-3 22:22
0-0 1/-2 24:50
0-0 3/-1 19:03
MIN
0-0 4/0 23:09
0-0 1/0 21:15
0-0 2/0 18:11
MIN
1-0 4/0 22:13
0-0 1/0 16:35
1-1 (W) 5/2 20:39
0-0 0/0 6:10
0-1 1/0 24:28
0-1 0/1 14:26
1-0 6/1 20:32
0-1 0/1 8:10
0-0 3/1 29:06
0-0 2/-2 18:01
0-0 3/0 21:34
0-0 0/-1 9:08INJ
0-0 1/-2 23:37
0-0 1/-1 21:13
0-1 2/0 6:29INJDND
0-0 7/0 21:26
MININJ
0-0 1/-2 18:46
1-0 5/-1 21:16
MININJ
0-0 1/-1 20:35
1-0 5/0 19:52
MININJ
0-0 1/-1 14:15
0-0 4/0 20:33
MININJ
0-2 2/3 20:24
0-0 1/-1 19:03
MININJ
0-2 0/-1 18:49
1-0 8/1 17:30
MININJ
Traded to MTLINJ
MININJ
-INJ
MININJ
-INJ
MIN
0-0 0/0 19:58
-INJ
MIN
0-1 8/1 21:09
-INJ
MIN
0-1 1/0 22:46
-INJ
MIN
0-0 3/0 23:40
-INJ
MIN
0-0 0/-2 22:20
-INJ
MIN
0-0 2/0 22:54
-INJ
MIN
1-0 1/-4 21:12
-INJ
MIN
0-1 3/2 20:42
-INJ
0-0 1/0 9:19
0-0 1/-1 18:37
-INJ
0-0 1/0 9:35
2-0 6/1 22:32
-INJ
0-0 0/-1 6:54
0-0 1/-1 22:13
-INJ
0-0 1/1 9:18
1-1 (W) 3/2 19:40 -INJ
0-0 0/0 8:36
1-0 (W) 1/2 23:27 -INJ
0-0 5/0 8:01
0-0 5/0 23:20
-
0-0 1/-1 17:23
0-0 0/0 5:31
0-0 4/0 28:49
-
0-1 2/1 18:09
MIN
0-1 3/0 23:32
-
0-0 3/0 16:05
MIN
0-0 0/0 23:42
-
1-0 4/-1 17:45
MIN
0-0 1/1 24:47
-
1-0 4/1 17:12
MIN
0-0 0/0 23:03
-
0-1 2/-2 18:28
MIN
0-0 1/1 21:01
-
0-0 3/0 20:15
MIN
0-0 0/1 17:34
-
1-0 (W) 3/1 15:28
MIN
0-0 2/-2 23:44
-
0-0 6/0 17:33
MIN
0-1 1/1 24:12
-
0-0 4/-2 20:28
MIN
0-0 0/1 18:21
-
0-1 3/-1 14:50
MIN
0-0 2/1 22:27
-
1-0 3/1 15:13
MIN
0-0 3/-1 19:01
-
0-0 2/-1 16:52
MIN
0-0 1/1 20:47
-
0-0 5/0 16:20
MIN
0-0 0/0 23:10
-
0-0 5/-1 15:15
MIN
0-0 0/0 24:37
-
0-1 0/0 21:02
MIN
0-0 1/1 20:02
-
0-2 1/0 18:33
MIN
1-0 1/-1 14:59
-
1-0 5/-1 19:13
MIN
0-0 1/0 21:29
-
0-0 2/1 19:40
MIN
0-0 0/1 20:32
-
0-1 2/2 19:08
MIN
0-0 1/-1 20:34
-
0-1 2/2 18:35
MIN
0-1 0/1 19:24
-
2-0 (W) 5/3 16:45
MIN
0-0 1/0 21:11
-
0-0 3/-1 21:44
MIN
0-0 1/-1 20:39
-
0-1 4/-2 21:05
MIN
0-0 2/0 23:29
-
1-0 6/1 17:51
MIN
0-0 0/0 22:40
-
SUS
MIN
0-0 4/-1 20:52
-
SUS
MIN
0-0 0/0 17:35
-
0-1 5/1 18:16
MIN
0-0 2/-2 17:07
-
0-0 1/-1 18:35
MIN
0-0 1/-3 18:50
-
0-1 3/-1 19:35
MIN
1-0 4/3 17:23
-
0-0 0/2 17:19
MIN
0-0 3/-3 16:49
-
0-1 5/1 22:55
MIN
0-0 3/-1 15:04
-
0-0 3/-2 18:03
MIN
0-0 1/0 13:15
-
0-0 3/0 17:56
MIN
0-0 1/-1 14:10
-
0-0 3/-1 21:34
MIN
0-0 0/-1 16:15
-
0-0 3/-1 20:28
GAME BY GAME
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LAROSE
#59
SAMSONMURPHY WARD
#71
#
#30
BOUCHERPETERS MURPHY
#33
#35
#70
vs. T.B
0-0 1/0 15:09
MINDND
5/34L 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at WSH
0-0 0/0 15:20
MINDNDDNP
4/36O 62
MIN
MIN
at N.J
1-0 5/-1 13:27
MINDND
3/25L 59DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. BOS
0-0 4/-1 16:00
MINDND
2/28W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at BUF
0-0 4/0 14:40
MIN
MIN
3/42W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at BOS
0-1 3/0 14:21
MIN
MIN
1/34W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at STL
0-0 2/0 16:41
MIN
MIN
3/43O 64DNP
MIN
MIN
at WPG
0-2 1/0 16:30
MIN
MINDNP
5/24L 59
MIN
MIN
vs. OTT
0-0 2/0 19:52
MIN
MIN
2/28O 65DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. CHI
0-1 1/1 17:40
MIN
MIN
0/30W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at PHI
0-1 1/-1 17:05
MIN
MINDNP
5/34L 60
MIN
MIN
vs. T.B
2-0 5/1 15:59
MIN
MIN
2/30W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. WSH
0-0 3/-2 19:29
MIN
MIN
5/32L 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. DAL
1-0 2/-2 21:39
MIN
MIN
4/14L 24
1/13 36
MIN
MIN
at N.J
0-0 5/0 18:56
MIN
MIN
3/36L 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at NYR
0-0 1/0 15:03
MIN
MIN
5/40L 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. PIT
1-1 2/1 19:48
MIN
MIN
3/40W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. PHI
0-0 3/-3 19:08
MIN
MIN
4/17L 27
1/11 32
MIN
MIN
at MTL
0-0 3/0 17:07
MIN
MIN
4/36L 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. BUF
0-0 4/0 17:52
MIN
MINDNP
1/20L 59
MIN
MIN
vs. TOR
0-0 5/0 16:32
MIN
MIN
2/25W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at PHI
1-2 (W) 5/1 15:22 MIN
MIN
2/32W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. MTL
0-0 4/-2 17:21
MIN
MIN
3/34O 65DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. WPG
0-0 1/-2 15:21
MIN
MIN
2/29L 59DNP
MIN
MIN
at OTT
0-1 3/-1 16:04
MIN
MIN
4/25L 59DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. FLA
0-0 2/0 18:19
MIN
MIN
2/20L 59DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. NYR
0-0 0/-2 14:38
MIN
MIN
5/27L 58DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. PIT
0-0 3/-2 16:43
MIN
MINDNP
3/40L 58
MIN
MIN
at CGY
1-0 2/1 13:27
MIN
MIN
6/32 51INJ
MIN
0/2L 9
at EDM
1-0 (W) 5/0 15:59 MIN
MIN
3/25W 60INJ
MINDNP
at WPG
0-0 4/0 15:50
MIN
MIN
4/30L 31INJ
MIN
0/7 27
at TOR
0-0 3/0 17:02
MIN
MIN
2/38O 61INJ
MINDNP
vs. VAN
0-1 1/-1 16:23
MIN
MIN
3/36W 60INJDNP
MIN
at FLA
1-0 4/0 21:03
MIN
MIN
3/25O 63INJDNP
MIN
vs. PHX
0-0 5/-2 17:07
MIN
MIN
4/19L 59INJDNP
MIN
vs. OTT
0-0 4/0 20:12
MIN
MIN
1/23W 62INJDNP
MIN
vs. N.J
0-0 6/0 19:03
MIN
MIN
2/25W 60INJDNP
MIN
at PIT
0-0 3/0 17:22
MIN
MINDNPINJ
4/52L 58
MIN
vs. TOR
0-0 2/0 18:53
MIN
MIN
3/24W 63INJDNP
MIN
at T.B
0-0 0/-2 14:53
MIN
MIN
5/32L 60INJDNP
MIN
vs. NYI
1-0 2/2 20:17
MIN
MIN
3/36O 65INJDNP
MIN
vs. BUF
1-0 (W) 5/0 16:25 MIN
MIN
2/33W 60INJDNP
MIN
at NSH
0-0 0/0 18:05
MIN
MINDNPINJ
5/36L 60
MIN
vs. PHIINJ
1-0 5/0 13:26
MIN
2/37L 59INJDNP
MIN
at T.BINJ
0-0 4/-1 13:56
MIN
2/36W 60INJDNP
MIN
vs. BOSINJ
0-0 1/0 13:10
MIN
2/35W 60INJDNP
MIN
at WSHINJINJ
MIN
2/24L 58INJDNP
MIN
at PITINJINJ
MIN
1/41O 65INJDNP
MIN
vs. WSHINJINJ
MIN
0/23W 60INJDNP
MIN
at NYI
0-0 4/0 11:30INJ
MIN
2/40O 64INJDNP
MIN
vs. WPG
0-0 1/1 4:19INJ
MIN
1/30W 60INJDNP
MIN
vs. NYI
0-0 2/-1 14:13
MIN
MIN
3/24L 59INJDNP
MIN
at BOSINJ
MIN
MIN
0/47W 60INJDNP
MIN
vs. L.AINJ
MIN
MIN
1/25W 60INJDNP
MIN
at ANA
0-0 2/-1 12:00
MIN
MIN
3/34O 62INJDNP
MIN
at COL
0-1 4/0 14:38
MIN
MIN
4/33O 65INJDNP
MIN
at MTL
0-0 4/0 15:33
0-0 2/-1 11:40
MIN
3/33W 60INJDNP
MIN
vs. S.JINJ
0-0 4/0 15:52
MINDNPINJ
2/37W 60
MIN
at NYIINJ
0-1 1/0 16:42
MIN
3/21 40INJ
1/10L 19
MIN
vs. WSHINJ
0-0 2/1 15:12
MININJINJ
0/17W 60DNP
vs. ANAINJ
1-0 2/1 17:01
MININJINJ
2/37O 65DNP
vs. FLAINJ
0-1 2/-2 17:56
MININJINJ
2/44O 65DNP
vs. NSHINJ
0-0 3/0 11:53
MIN
3/29W 60INJDNP
MIN
vs. NYRINJ
0-0 0/0 5:23
MIN
3/25L 58INJDNP
MIN
vs. T.B
0-0 1/1 16:18DND
MIN
4/23O 63DNP
MIN
MIN
at WSH
1-0 6/0 19:33
0-1 1/1 8:33
MIN
3/49W 64DNP
MIN
MIN
at BUF
1-0 5/2 15:21
0-0 2/0 7:33
MIN
3/42O 61DNP
MIN
MIN
at T.B
1-1 3/3 15:41
0-0 1/0 8:02
MIN
2/38W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at FLA
0-0 2/0 18:01
0-0 1/-1 13:46
MIN
1/32L 58DNP
MIN
MIN
at NYR
0-0 3/-2 20:15
0-0 0/-1 6:21
MIN
4/28L 58DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. STL
1-0 (W) 2/1 14:55DND
MIN
0/40W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at MIN
1-0 10/3 18:44
MIN
MINDNP
3/26W 60
MIN
MIN
at WPG
1-0 (W) 2/2 22:26 MIN
MIN
3/33W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. FLA
0-0 1/1 16:44
MIN
MIN
1/31W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at CBJ
0-0 5/-3 17:30
MIN
MIN
5/26L 60DNP
MIN
MIN
at DET
1-1 3/0 19:23
MIN
MIN
5/50L 59DNP
MIN
MIN
at TOR
0-0 1/0 16:10
MIN
MIN
0/30W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. WPG
0-0 4/-1 19:32
MIN
MIN
4/35O 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. N.J
0-0 1/-1 17:34
MIN
MINDNP
5/31L 60
MIN
MIN
at OTT
0-0 5/-1 14:43
MIN
MIN
1/39W 60DNP
MIN
MIN
vs. MTL
1-0 5/0 16:43
MIN
MIN
1/31W 65DNP
MIN
MIN
at FLA
0-0 2/-2 17:22
MIN
MINDNP
3/25L 60
MIN
MIN
Goalies: Goals Allowed / Shots Decision Minutes Played
TRANSACTIONS
September 2011
20
21
22
22
24
29
Assigned goaltender Matt Mahalak to Plymouth (OHL)
Assigned forwards Gregory Hoffman (Ambri-Switzerland), Mattias Lindstrom
(Skellefta-Sweden), Victor Rask (Calgary-WHL) and Brody Sutter (LethbridgeWHL), and defensemen Austin Levi (Plymouth-OHL) and Keegan Lowe (EdmontonWHL) to their respective clubs
Re-signed President and General Manager Jim Rutherford to a four-year
contract extension
Assigned defensemen Brett Bellemore, Kyle Lawson and Chris Murray, forwards
Matt Pistilli and Justin Soryal, and goaltender John Muse to Charlotte (AHL)
Assigned forwards Nicolas Blanchard, Mike McKenzie, Cedric McNicoll, Jared
Staal and Justin Shugg, and defensemen Michal Jordan and Rasmus Rissanen
to Charlotte (AHL)
Assigned forwards Drayson Bowman, Zach Boychuk, Chris Durno, Jon
Matsumoto, Jerome Samson, Brett Sutter and Chris Terry, defensemen Justin
Krueger, Mathieu Roy and Bobby Sanguinetti, and goaltenders Mike Murphy
and Justin Peters to Charlotte (AHL)
OCTOBER 2011
1
2
5
13
17
19
24
25
25
26
28
Recalled Drayson Bowman from Charlotte (AHL)
Reassigned Drayson Bowman to Charlotte (AHL)
Assigned Riley Nash to Charlotte (AHL)
Assigned Ryan Murphy to his junior club, Kitchener (OHL)
Recalled Brett Sutter from Charlotte (AHL)
Assigned Justin Faulk to Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Justin Faulk from Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Zach Boychuk from Charlotte (AHL)
Placed Zac Dalpe on injured reserve
Reassigned Justin Faulk to Charlotte (AHL)
Reassigned Brett Sutter to Charlotte (AHL)
NOVEMBER 2011
2
2
7
7
17
17
19
21
28
29
29
Activated Zac Dalpe from injured reserve and assigned him to Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Zac Dalpe from Charlotte (AHL)
Reassigned Zac Dalpe to Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Justin Faulk from Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Brett Sutter from Charlotte (AHL); Reassigned Zach Boychuk and
Zac Dalpe to Charlotte
Relieved Paul Maurice of his coaching duties; Named Kirk Muller head coach
Claimed Andreas Nodl on waivers from Philadelphia
Reassigned Brett Sutter to Charlotte (AHL)
december 2011
1
6
9
11
12
14
21
21
23
26
Named John MacLean assistant coach
Recalled Mike Murphy from Charlotte (AHL)
Acquired defenseman Jaroslav Spacek from Montreal in exchange for
defenseman Tomas Kaberle
Placed goaltender Brian Boucher on injured reserve
Recalled Justin Peters from Charlotte (AHL); Reassigned Mike Murphy
to Charlotte
Recalled Riley Nash from Charlotte (AHL)
Placed Jeff Skinner on injured reserve
Reassigned Riley Nash to Charlotte (AHL)
JANUARY 2012
4
4
5
7
10
12
13
15
18
18
20
30
30
31
Assigned Derek Joslin to Charlotte (AHL) for conditioning
Reassigned Zac Dalpe to Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Brett Sutter from Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Jerome Samson from Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Derek Joslin from Charlotte (AHL)
Placed Joni Pitkanen on injured reserve, retroactive to 12/6
Activated Jeff Skinner from injured reserve
Recalled Zac Dalpe from Charlotte (AHL) and reassigned Brett Sutter to Charlotte
Acquired Evgenii Dadonov and A.J. Jenks from the Florida Panthers in exchange
for Jon Matsumoto and Mattias Lindstrom
Acquired Joe Sova and a 2012 fourth-round draft pick from the New Jersey Devils
in exchange for Alexei Ponikarovsky
Recalled Riley Nash from Charlotte (AHL)
Signed defenseman Tim Gleason to a four-year contract extension
Reassigned Jerome Samson to Charlotte (AHL)
february 2012
1
6
14
15
20
21
22
22
25
27
Reassigned Riley Nash to Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Drayson Bowman from Charlotte (AHL) and reassigned
Jerome Samson to Charlotte
Recalled Jermone Samson from Charlotte (AHL)
Reassigned Mike Murphy to Charlotte (AHL)
Signed forward Tuomo Ruutu to a four-year contract extension
Reassigned Mike Murphy to Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Zach Boychuk from Charlotte (AHL)
MARCH 2012
2
2
3
12
16
16
16
17
19
21
Activated Brian Boucher from injured reserve
Reassigned Justin Peters to Charlotte (AHL)
Reassigned Zach Boychuk to Charlotte (AHL)
Recalled Bobby Sanguinetti from Charlotte (AHL)
Reassigned Bobby Sanguinetti and Jerome Samson to Charlotte (AHL)
Signed Austin Levi to a three-year, entry-level contract
Jeff Skinner suspended two games by the NHL
Recalled Bobby Sanguinetti from Charlotte (AHL)
Reassigned Bobby Sanguinetti from Charlotte (AHL)
Activated Joni Pitkanen from injured reserve
april 2012
4
5
10
23
24
Signed Jeremy Welsh to an entry-level contract
Signed Brian Dumoulin to a three-year, entry-level contract
Signed Beau Schmitz to a three-year, entry-level contract
Signed Jiri Tlusty to a two-year contract
May 2012
21 Signed Jamie McBain to a two-year contract
21 Signed Bobby Sanguinetti to a one-year, two-way contract
21 Signed Nicolas Blanchard to a two-year, two-way contract
JUNE 2012
1
1
7
22
Signed Brody Sutter to a three-year, entry-level contract
Signed Justin Krueger to a one-year, two-way contract
Signed John Muse to a one-year, two-way contract
Acquired Jordan Staal from Pittsburgh in exchange for Brandon Sutter,
Brian Dumoulin and Carolina’s 2012 first-round (8th overall) draft pick.
JULY 2012
1
1
1
1
11
13
19
20
23
24
24
26
Signed Jordan Staal to a 10-year contract extension
Signed Joe Corvo to a one-year contract
Signed Justin Peters to a two-year contract
Signed Brett Sutter to a one-year, two-way contract
Signed Marc-Andre Gragnani to a one-year, two-way contract
Signed Chris Terry to a two-year, two-way contract
Signed Tim Wallace to a one-year, two-way contract
Signed Jerome Samson to a one-year, two-way contract
Signed Drayson Bowman to a two-year contract
Signed Jay Harrison to a three-year contract extension
Signed Zach Boychuk to a one-year, two-way contract
Signed Alexander Semin to a one-year contract
AUGUST 2012
8 Signed Jeff Skinner to a six-year contract extension
SEPTEMBER 2012
5 Signed Patrick Dwyer to a two-year contract extension
11 Signed Jeremy Welsh to a two-year contract
TRADES AND ACQUISITIONS
1979
April 22
June 22
August 28
September 20
November 2
December 27
December 28
1980
January 17
February 27
June 4
June 5
June 15
August 30
December 5
December 16
Named Don Blackburn head coach.
Claimed Maynard Schurman from the Philadelphia Flyers and
Al Sims from the Boston Bruins in NHL Expansion Draft;
Selected Bob Stephenson in WHA Dispersal Draft.
Signed Chuck Luksa as a free agent.
Signed Ken Holland as a free agent.
Signed Greg Carroll as a free agent.
Signed Larry Giroux as a free agent.
Acquired Pat Boutette from the Toronto Maple Leafs for
Bob Stephenson.
Obtained Tom Rowe from Washington Capitals for Alan Hangsleben.
Acquired Bobby Hull from Winnipeg Jets for future considerations.
Gordie Howe retired and became director of player development.
Obtained Rick Meagher from Montreal Canadiens for 1981 third and
fifth round draft picks (Paul McDermid, Don Bourbonnais) for
Montreal’s third and fifth picks in the same draft (Dreter Hegen,
Steve Rooney).
Acquired Mike Veisor from Chicago Blackhawks for a second-round
1981 draft pick (Kevin Griffin).
Signed Glenn Merkosky as a free agent.
Acquired Norm Barnes and Jack McIlhargey from Philadelphia Flyers
for a 1982 second-round draft choice (later transferred to Toronto,
Peter Ihnacek).
Obtained Mike Fidler from Minnesota North Stars for Gordie Roberts.
1981
January 15 Acquired a 1981 fifth-round draft pick (Bill Maguire) from the New
York Rangers for Nick Fotiu.
February 20 Acquired Gilles Lupien from Pittsburgh Penguins for a 1981 sixth
round draft pick (Paul Edwards); Don Blackburn fired as head coach;
Named assistant coach Larry Pleau as interim head coach (interim
dropped on March 9).
February 22 Captain Rick Ley retires due to a knee injury and becomes
assistant coach.
March 3
Signed Ross Yates as a free agent.
April 1
Named Larry Pleau director of hockey operations.
April 2
Signed Dan Fridgen as a free agent.
May 15
Signed Jeff Brownschidle as a free agent.
June 15
Signed Greg Millen as a free agent from the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Pat Boutette and Kevin McClelland later sent to Pittsburgh
as compensation.
July 3
Acquired Rick MacLeish, Don Gillen, Blake Wesley, along with a first
round pick (Paul Lawless), a second-round pick (Mark Paterson) and
a third round pick (Kevin Dineen) in 1982 draft from Philadelphia
Flyers for Fred Arthur, Ray Allison, a first-round pick (Ron Sutter) and
a third-round pick (Miroslav Dvorak) in 1982.
October 2
Obtained Gary Howatt from New York Islanders for a fifth-round
1983 draft pick (Bob Caulfield); Obtained Doug Sulliman, Chris
Kotsopoulos and Gerry McDonald from the New York Rangers for
Mike Rogers and a 10th-round 1982 pick (Simo Saarinen).
October 5
Claimed Rob McClanahan from the Buffalo Sabres and Mike
McDougal from New York Rangers in NHL Waiver Draft.
October 16
Signed Paul Shmyr as a free agent.
November 15 Acquired George Lyle from the Detroit Red Wings off waivers.
December 21 Acquired Pierre Larouche from Montreal Canadiens for a flip-flop
of first-round draft picks in 1984 (Montreal selected Peter Svoboda
fifth overall, Hartford chose Sylvain Cote 11th overall), Hartford’s
second pick in 1984 (Brian Benning – which was later traded by
Montreal to St. Louis along with Rick Walmsey and Montreal’s
second choice – Tony Hrkac – and third choice – Robert Dirk – for St.
Louis’ first choice – Shayne Corson – and second – Stephane Richer –
in 1984 draft), and a third-round choice in 1985 (Rocky Dundas).
December 29 Acquired Russ Anderson and an eighth-round draft pick in 1983
(Chris DuPerron) for Rick MacLeish.
1982
January 12
January 29
June 2
August 19
Acquired Michel Plasse and a 1983 fourth-round draft pick (Ron
Chyzowski) from the Quebec Nordiques for John Garrett.
Traded Rob McClanahan to New York Rangers for a 10th-round 1983
draft pick (Reine Karlsson).
Named Larry Kish head coach; Larry Pleau to remain director of
hockey operations.
Acquired Greg Adams and Ken Linseman from Philadelphia along
with the Flyers’ first-round draft choice in 1983 (David A. Jensen)
for Mark Howe; Obtained Risto Siltanen and Brent Loney from
Edmonton for Ken Linseman and Don Nachbaur.
August 28
Signed Bob Sullivan as a free agent.
September 17 Signed Archie Henderson as a free agent.
October 3
Acquired Mark Johnson and Kent-Erik Anderson from the Minnesota
North Stars for a 1984 fifth-round draft choice (Jiri Poner) and future
considerations (Jordy Douglas); Obtained Ed Hospodar from the New
York Rangers for Kent-Erik Anderson.
October 15
Obtained Merlin Malinowski and the rights to Scott Fusco from the
New Jersey Devils for Gary Howatt and Rick Meagher.
October 22 Acquired Paul Marshall from Toronto Maple Leafs for a 1983 10th
round draft pick (Greg Rolston).
December 3 Acquired Pierre Lacroix from the Quebec Nordiques for
Blake Wesley.
December 24 Signed Randy Pierce as a free agent.
1983
January 24
March 7
May 2
July 3
July 4
July 7
September 18
September 29
October 1
October 2
October 3
October 4
November 10
December 17
1984
January 21
February 27
February 29
March 1
March 3
May 29
September 6
October 9
November 16
1985
February 22
March 12
September 17
October 7
October 8
November 21
December 6
1986
January 17
February 3
March 8
March 11
October 7
October 9
October 21
Larry Pleau assumes head coaching duties from Larry Kish.
John Cunniff named head coach.
Named Emile Francis president and general manager; Larry Pleau
named assistant general manager.
Acquired Joel Quenneville and Richie Dunn from Calgary Flames for
Mickey Volcan.
Acquired Norm Dupont from Winnipeg Jets for a fourth-round pick
(Chris Mills).
Named Jack Evans head coach.
Acquired Steve Stoyanovich from the New York Islanders for a 1985
fifth-round pick (Tommy Hedland).
Signed Marty Howe as a free agent.
Acquired Greg Malone from Pittsburgh Penguins for a third-round
1985 draft pick (Bruce Racine).
Signed free agent Paul Fenton.
Claimed Mike Zuke, Bob Crawford and Mike Crombeen from St. Louis
Blues in NHL Waiver Draft.
Acquired Torrie Robertson from the Washington Capitals for
Greg Adams.
Acquired Ed Staniowski from Winnipeg Jets for Mike Veisor.
Signed Reid Bailey as a free agent.
Signed Tony Currie as a free agent after release from
Vancouver Canucks.
Obtained Scot Kleinendorst from the New York Rangers for
Blaine Stoughton.
Signed Dave Tippett as a free agent.
Signed Mark Fusco as a free agent.
Acquired Jack Brownschidle off waivers from St. Louis Blues.
Acquired Brad Shaw from the Detroit Red Wings for a 1984 eighthround draft pick (Lars Karlsson).
Acquired Steve Weeks from the New York Rangers for a 1986 thirdround draft pick (Shaun Clauston).
Acquired Wally Weir from Quebec Nordiques and Dave Lumley from
Edmonton Oilers in NHL Waiver Draft.
Acquired Pat Boutette from the Pittsburgh Penguins for the rights
to Ville Siren.
Acquired Mike Liut and future considerations (Jorgen Pettersson)
from the St. Louis Blues for Greg Millen and Mark Johnson.
Acquired Peter Sidorkiewicz and Dean Evason from the Washington
Capitals for David A. Jensen.
Signed John Newberry as a free agent.
Obtained Stewart Gavin from Toronto Maple Leafs for
Chris Kotsopoulos.
Purchased Tim Bothwell from the St. Louis Blues.
Acquired Dave Babych from the Winnipeg Jets for Ray Neufeld.
Acquired Doug Jarvis from the Washington Capitals for
Jorgen Pettersson.
Acquired Wayne Babych from the Quebec Nordiques for
Greg Malone.
Obtained Bill Gardner from the Chicago Blackhawks for a 1987
third-round draft pick (Mike Dagenais).
Acquired John Anderson from the Quebec Nordiques for
Risto Siltanen.
Acquired Mike McEwen from the New York Rangers for Bob Crawford.
Acquired Yves Courteau from Calgary Flames for Mark Paterson.
Claimed Gord Sherven from Edmonton Oilers in NHL Waiver Draft.
Acquired Dave Barr from St. Louis Blues for Tim Bothwell.
December 11 Acquired Dave Semenko from the Edmonton Oilers for a third-round
1988 draft choice (Trevor Sim).
1987
January 12
March 10
July 27
September 8
October 5
October 15
1988
January 3
January 22
February 7
February 27
March 8
May 15
June 14
June 20
July 6
August 3
November 29
December 26
1989
March 6
March 7
May 11
May 12
May 16
June 7
June 17
July 20
September 13
October 2
October 7
October 10
October 16
October 31
December 13
1990
March 3
March 5
March 11
July 9
July 16
October 1
October 3
October 7
October 31
November 13
December 21
1991
February 20
March 4
Acquired Randy Ladouceur from Detroit Red Wings for Dave Barr.
Acquired Pat Hughes from St. Louis Blues for a 1987 10th-round
draft choice (Andy Cesarski).
Signed free agents Roger Kortko and Tom Martin.
Acquired Bill Root from the Toronto Maple Leafs for Dave Semenko.
Acquired Mark Reeds from the St. Louis Blues for a third-round pick
in 1989 draft (later upgraded to a 1989 second-round pick in Charles
Bourgeois deal – Rick Corriveau); Acquired Brent Peterson from the
Vancouver Canucks in the 1987 waiver draft.
Signed Dave Williams as a free agent.
Acquired Neil Sheehy, Carey Wilson, and the rights to Lane MacDonald
from the Calgary Flames for Dan Murzyn and Shane Churla.
Acquired Lindsay Carson from the Philadelphia Flyers for Paul Lawless.
Named Larry Pleau head coach, replacing Jack Evans.
Signed Mike McEwen as a free agent.
Acquired Charlie Bourgeois and a second-round draft pick in 1989
(Blair Atcheynum) from St. Louis Blues for a 1989 second-round draft
selection (Rick Corriveau); Acquired Richard Brodeur from the
Vancouver Canucks for Steve Weeks.
Signed Mike Tomlak as a free agent.
Signed Ross McKay as a free agent.
Donald Conrad and Richard Gordon purchased the Hartford Whalers.
Acquired Ed Kastelic and Grant Jennings from Washington Capitals
for Mike Millar and Neil Sheehy.
Signed Allan Tuer as a free agent.
Claimed Tom Martin off of waivers from Minnesota North Stars.
Acquired Don Maloney, Brian Lawton, and Norm MacIver from the
New York Rangers for Carey Wilson and a fifth-round draft choice
in 1990 (Lubos Rob).
Acquired Jim Thomson from Washington Capitals for
Scot Kleinendorst.
Acquired Jim Pavese from Detroit Red Wings for Torrie Robertson.
Named Ed Johnston vice president and general manager.
Named Richard Gordon managing general partner, replacing
Don Conrad.
Fired Larry Pleau as head coach.
Named Rick Ley head coach.
Acquired Pat Verbeek from New Jersey Devils for Sylvain Turgeon.
Named Brent Peterson assistant coach.
Signed Daryl Reaugh as a free agent.
Acquired Bo Mikael Andersson from Buffalo Sabres in the 1989 NHL
Waiver Draft for $30,000.
Acquired Mike Berger from Minnesota North Stars for the rights to
Kevin Sullivan.
Acquired Jim Ennis from Edmonton Oilers for Norm MacIver.
Signed Steve Dykstra as a free agent.
Acquired Chris Cichocki from New Jersey Devils for Jim Thomson.
Acquired Randy Cunneyworth from the Winnipeg Jets for
Paul MacDermid.
Acquired Jeff Sirkka from Boston Bruins for Steve Dykstra.
Acquired Yvon Corriveau from the Washington Capitals for Mike Liut.
Acquired Cam Brauer from the Edmonton Oilers for Marc Laforge.
Traded Jody Hull to the New York Rangers for Carey Wilson and
future considerations.
Signed John Stevens as a free agent.
Traded Dave Tippett to the Washington Capitals for a sixth-round
draft pick in 1992 (Jarret Reid); Signed free agent Paul Cyr.
Traded Joel Quenneville to the Washington Capitals for cash.
Signed Todd Richards as a free agent.
Acquired Marc Bergevin from the New York Islanders for a fifthround choice in 1992 (Ryan Duthie).
Acquired Doug Crossman from the New York Islanders for Ray Ferraro.
Acquired Rob Brown from the Pittsburgh Penguins for Scott Young.
Acquired Doug Houda from the Detroit Red Wings for Doug Crossman.
Acquired John Cullen, Zarley Zalapski and Jeff Parker from the
Pittsburgh Penguins for Ron Francis, Ulf Samuelsson and
Grant Jennings.
March 5
May 29
June 7
August 26
September 4
September 5
September 8
September 17
October 2
October 3
October 4
October 18
November 13
November 21
December 20
1992
January 24
January 27
March 10
May 12
May 26
June 15
June 16
June 24
July 8
August 20
August 28
September 3
September 14
October 1
October 9
October 30
November 21
November 24
1993
January 21
March 22
June 1
June 20
June 26
Acquired Mark Hunter from the Calgary Flames for Carey Wilson.
Fired head coach Rick Ley.
Named Jim Roberts head coach.
Acquired Paul Fenton from the Calgary Flames for a 1992 sixth-round
draft pick (Joel Bouchard).
Signed Mario Gosselin as a free agent.
Signed Barry Pederson as a free agent.
Traded Sylvain Cote to the Washington Capitals for a 1992 secondround draft pick (Andrei Nikolishin).
Acquired Andrew Cassels from the Montreal Canadiens for a 1992
second-round draft pick (Valeri Bure).
Acquired Dan Keczmer from the San Jose Sharks for Dean Evason.
Acquired Lee Norwood from the New Jersey Devils for
Traded Todd Krygier to the Washington Capitals for 1993 fourthround draft pick (later traded to the Calgary Flames, who selected
Jason Smith).
Traded Paul Fenton to the San Jose Sharks for Mike McHugh.
Acquired Murray Craven and a 1992 fourth-round draft pick (Kevin
Smyth) from the Philadelphia Flyers for Kevin Dineen; Traded Lee
Norwood to St. Louis Blues for future considerations.
Acquired Jukka Suomalainen from the Minnesota North Stars to
complete a draft-day deal (June 22, 1991) in which Minnesota
obtained Hartford’s fifth round pick (Mike Kennedy) for
Acquired Daniel Shank from the Detroit Red Wings for Chris Tancill.
Acquired Steve Konroyd from the Chicago Blackhawks for Rob Brown.
Acquired Paul Gillis from the Chicago Blackhawks for
Acquired Frank Pietrangelo from the Pittsburgh Penguins for 1994
third and seventh-round draft picks (Sven Butenschon, Serge Aubin).
Fired Ed Johnston as vice president and general manager.
Named Brian Burke general manager.
Acquired Nick Kypreos from the Washington Capitals for Mark
Hunter and Yvon Corriveau; Paul Holmgren named head coach;
Traded Brad Shaw to the New Jersey Devils for cash.
Acquired Allen Pedersen from the Minnesota North Stars for a
conditional 1993 draft pick (Rick Mrozik).
Signed Jim Agnew to a free agent contract.
Acquired Tim Kerr from the New York Rangers for a 1993 seventhround pick (Sergei Kondrashkin).
Traded Yvon Corriveau to the Washington Capitals to complete Nick
Krypreos trade.
Acquired Sean Burke and Eric Weinrich from New Jersey Devils for
Bobby Holik, a 1993 second-round draft pick (Jay Pandolfo) and
Acquired Mark Janssens from the Minnesota North Stars for
James Black.
NHL arbitrator K. Allen Hinnegan accepts proposal of a third (Sven
Butenschon) and a seventh-round draft choice (Serge Aubin) in the
1994 Entry Draft as the future considerations for Frank Pietrangelo.
Acquired Corrie D’Alessio and a 1993 fifth-round choice (later traded
back to the Vancouver Canucks in Murray Craven trade) from the
Vancouver Canucks for Kay Whitmore.
Traded Michel Picard to the San Jose Sharks for future considerations.
Named Tom Rowe director of hockey operations.
Acquired Jamie Leach off waivers from the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Traded John Cullen to the Toronto Maple Leafs for a second-round
pick in 1993 (later traded to San Jose – Vlastimil Kroupa).
Acquired Yvon Corriveau from the San Jose Sharks as the future
considerations for Michel Picard.
Acquired Robert Kron, a conditional draft pick (Marek Malik), and
future considerations (Jim Sandlak) from the Vancouver Canucks for
Murray Craven and a 1993 fifth-round draft choice (Scott Walker);
Acquired a sixth-round draft pick from the Detroit Red Wings (later
traded back to Detroit – Tim Spitzig) for Steve Konroyd.
Acquired Brad McCrimmon from the Detroit Red Wings for a 1993
fifth-round draft pick (pick had been previously acquired from Detroit
in Steve Konroyd trade).
Acquired Sergei Makarov from the Calgary Flames for
Traded first (Viktor Kozlov), second (Vlastimil Kroupa) and thirdround draft picks (Ville Peltonen) in 1993 and future considerations
(Sergei Makarov) to San Jose for the Sharks’ first-round draft pick
(second overall, Chris Pronger); Traded second-round draft pick
August 9
September 1
September 8
October 4
November 2
November 3
November 10
November 16
November 19
December 16
1994
January 24
January 25
March 10
March 11
March 18
June 28
July 13
August 18
August 26
August 30
1995
January 18
March 23
May 31
July 27
July 31
August 1
August 28
October 6
November 6
November 29
December 1
December 20
December 28
(Jason Podollan) to Florida.
Signed free agents Jeff Bloemberg, Rob Corwie and Garth Premak.
Brian Burke resigns as president and general manager to take the
position of senior vice president and director of hockey operations
for the NHL.
Named Paul Holmgren general manager/head coach.
Signed Brian Propp as a free agent.
Acquired Bryan Marchment and Steve Larmer from the Chicago
Blackhawks for Patrick Poulin and Eric Weinrich; Acquired Darren
Turcotte and James Patrick from the New York Rangers for Nick
Kypreos, Barry Richter, Steve Larmer and a sixth-round draft choice
(Yuri Litvinev).
Acquired Marc Potvin from the Los Angeles Kings for Doug Houda;
Acquired Bob McGill off waivers from the New York Islanders.
Traded Martin Hamrlik to the St. Louis Blues for future considerations.
Paul Holmgren resigns as head coach to concentrate on general
manager duties. Pierre McGuire named head coach.
Acquired Jeff Reese from the Calgary Flames for Dan Keczmer and
Acquired Alexander Godynyuk from the Florida Panthers for
Jim McKenzie.
Acquired Todd Harkins from the Calgary Flames for Scott Morrow.
Acquired Ted Crowley from the Toronto Maple Leafs for Mark Greig
and a 1995 sixth-round draft pick (Doug Bonner).
Acquired Gary Suter, Ted Drury and Paul Ranheim from the Calgary
Flames in exchange for Zarley Zalapski, James Patrick and
Michael Nylander.
Acquired Frantisek Kucera and Jocelyn Lemieux from the Chicago
Blackhawks for Gary Suter, Randy Cunneyworth and a 1995 thirdround draft choice (later traded to Vancouver – Larry Courville).
Traded Ken Belanger to the Toronto Maple Leafs for a 1994 ninthround draft choice (Matt Ball).
NHL Board of Governors approve the sale of the Hartford Whalers
to Peter Karmanos Jr., Thomas Thewes and Jim Rutherford;
Rutherford named chief operating officer, president and general
manager; Paul Holmgren named head coach; Steve Martins acquired
in supplemental draft; Signed free agent Jeff Chychrun.
Signed free agent Jimmy Carson to a multi-year contract.
Signed free agent Steve Rice to a multi-year contract.
Acquired Glen Wesley from the Boston Bruins for first-round draft
picks in the 1995 (Kyle McLaren), 1996 (Jonathan Aitken) and 1997
(Sergei Samsonov) NHL Entry Drafts.
Edmonton awarded Bryan Marchment as compensation for signing
of Steve Rice.
Selected Kelly Chase and Brian Glynn in NHL Waiver Draft.
Acquired Glen Featherstone, Michael Stewart, a 1995 first-round
draft pick (Jean-Sebastien Giguere) and a 1996 fourth-round draft
pick (Steve Wasylko) from the New York Rangers for Pat Verbeek.
Acquired fourth-round draft pick (Sami Kapanen) from the Los
Angeles Kings for Jan Vopat.
Brendan Shanahan acquired from the St. Louis Blues for Chris Pronger.
Acquired Jeff Bess off waiver wire from the Dallas Stars.
Signed free agent Gerald Diduck to a multi-year contract.
Signed free agents Todd Sparkes and David Williams.
Acquired Nelson Emerson from the Winnipeg Jets for Darren Turcotte;
Jason Muzzatti claimed off waivers from the Calgary Flames.
Fired Paul Holmgren as head coach; Named Paul Maurice head coach.
Dan Kesa acquired from the Dallas Stars for Robert Petrovicky.
Jeff Reese traded to the Tampa Bay Lightning for a 1996 ninth-round
draft pick (Askhat Rakhmatullin).
Acquired Jim Dowd and a 1997 second-round draft pick (later traded
to Calgary in Steve Chiasson trade, Flames selected – Dmitri
Kokorev) from the New Jersey Devils for Jocelyn Lemieux and a
1998 second-round draft pick; Jeff Brown and a 1998 third-round
draft pick (later traded to Calgary in Steve Chiasson trade – Paul
Manning) acquired from the Vancouver Canucks for Jim Dowd,
Frantisek Kucera and a 1997 second-round draft pick (Ryan Bonni).
Acquired Kevin Dineen from the Philadelphia Flyers for a 1997
seventh-round draft pick (later re-acquired from Philadelphia in
Paul Coffey trade – Andrew Merrick).
1996
October 1
October 9
October 12
November 9
December 15
1997
March 5
March 18
June 27
July 25
August 8
August 11
August 14
August 25
November 18
1998
January 2
January 3
March 2
March 24
March 30
June 1
July 8
July 13
July 31
August 11
September 10
December 29
1999
March 6
May 26
June 1
June 22
June 25
Kent Manderville signed to a one-year contract following training
camp tryout; Acquired Kevin Brown from the Mighty Ducks of
Anaheim for Espen Knutsen.
Acquired Paul Coffey, Keith Primeau and a 1997 first-round draft pick
(Nikos Tselios) from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for Brendan
Shanahan and Brian Glynn.
Acquired Stu Grimson off waivers from the Detroit Red Wings.
Acquired Curtis Leschyshyn from the Washington Capitals for
Andrei Nikolishin.
Acquired Kevin Haller, a 1997 first-round draft pick (traded on
draft day 1997 – June 21 – to San Jose [Scott Hannan] for San
Jose’s 1997 second-round draft pick [Brad DeFauw] and 1998 thirdround draft pick [Erik Cole]), and the Philadelphia Flyers’ 1997
seventh-round draft pick (Andrew Merrick) for Paul Coffey and a
1997 third-round draft pick (Kris Mallette).
Acquired Steve Chiasson and a 1997 third-round draft pick (Francis
Lessard) from the Calgary Flames for Glen Featherstone, Hnat
Domenichelli, a 1997 second-round draft pick (Dimitri Kokorev) and a
1998-third round draft pick (Paul Manning).
Acquired Bates Battaglia and a 1998 fourth-round draft pick (Josef
Vasicek) from the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim for Mark Janssens;
Acquired a 1998 eighth-round draft pick (Jaroslav Svoboda) from the
Toronto Maple Leafs for Kelly Chase; Acquired Chris Murray from the
Phoenix Coyotes for Gerald Diduck; Acquired Derek King from the
New York Islanders for a 1997 fifth-round draft pick (Adam Edinger).
Acquired Steve Leach from the St. Louis Blues for Alexander
Godynyuk and a 1998 sixth-round draft pick (Brad Voth).
Acquired Enrico Ciccone from the Chicago Blackhawks for Ryan
Risidore and a 1998 fifth-round draft pick (later traded to Toronto –
Morgan Warren).
Traded Jason Muzzatti to New York Rangers for a 1998 fourth-round
draft pick (Tommy Westlund).
Signed free agent Pat Jablonski.
Signed free agent Mike Fountain.
Acquired Gary Roberts and Trevor Kidd from the Calgary Flames in
exchange for Andrew Cassels and Jean-Sebastien Giguere.
Acquired defenseman Sean Hill from the Ottawa Senators in
exchange for Chris Murray.
Traded Jeff Brown to the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for a 1999
fourth-round draft pick (pick later traded to Nashville along with future
considerations for Eric Fichaud; Nashville selected Yevgeny Pavlov).
Acquired Martin Gelinas and Kirk McLean from the Vancouver
Canucks in exchange for Sean Burke, Geoff Sanderson and
Enrico Ciccone.
Signed Mark McMahon to a multi-year contract.
Acquired Ray Sheppard from the Florida Panthers in exchange for
Kirk McLean.
Signed Greg Koehler as a free agent.
Acquired Randy Petruk from the Colorado Avalanche for a 1999 fifthround draft pick (William Magnuson).
Signed 1998 fourth-round draft pick Tommy Westlund to a contract.
Signed Ron Francis as a free agent.
Acquired a conditional draft pick in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft from
the Los Angeles Kings for Manny Legace.
Acquired David Karpa and fourth-round draft pick in 2000 from the
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim for Stu Grimson and Kevin Haller.
Signed Arturs Irbe as a free agent.
Acquired Paul Coffey from Chicago Blackhawks for Nelson Emerson.
Acquired Andrei Kovalenko from the Philadelphia Flyers for Adam
Burt; Assistant coach Tom Webster named head coach of the
Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL).
Acquired a 1999 eighth-round draft pick (Antti Jokela) from the
Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for prospect Francis Lessard.
Signed 1997 first-round draft pick Nikos Tselios to multi-year contract.
Head coach Paul Maurice signed to a three-year contract; Assistant
coaches Randy Ladouceur and Kevin McCarthy each signed threeyear contracts.
Goaltender Trevor Kidd selected by the Atlanta Thrashers in the 1999
NHL Expansion Draft.
June 26
July 15
August 4
August 7
August 31
October 2
Carolina selected David Tanabe with their first-round pick (16th overall)
in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft (16th overall); Acquired goaltender Eric
Fichaud from the Nashville Predators in exchange for Carolina’s 1999
fourth-round draft pick (Yevgeny Pavlov) and future considerations.
Signed Josef Vasicek to multi-year contract.
Agreed to one-year contract with defenseman Steve Bancroft.
Agreed to contract terms with goaltender Mark Fitzpatrick.
Agreed to one-year contracts with Eric Dandenault, Jeff Daniels,
Gilbert Dionne and Todd Simon.
Signed David Tanabe to a three-year contract and Mike Rucinski to a
one-year contract.
2000
January 23 Acquired Rod Brind’Amour, Jean-Marc Pelletier and a 2000 second
round draft pick (later traded to Colorado in Sandis Ozolinsh trade –
Argis Saviels) from the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for Keith
Primeau and a 2000 fifth-round pick (later transferred to the NY
Islanders – Kristofer Ottoson).
February 11 Eric Fichaud claimed off waivers by the Montreal Canadiens.
March 14
Acquired Sandy McCarthy from the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange
for Kent Manderville.
March 26
Signed 1998 third-round draft pick Erik Cole to a multi-year contract.
May 18
Agreed to terms with 1998 draft picks Jaroslav Svoboda and
Brent McDonald.
May 31
Signed defenseman Shaun Fisher to a multi-year contract. Traded
Paul Ranheim to the Philadelphia Flyers for a 2002 eighth-round
draft pick.
June 2
Agreed to terms with 1998 draft pick Jeff Heerema.
June 24
Acquired defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh and a 2000 second-round pick
(Tomas Kurka) from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for Nolan
Pratt, a first-round draft pick (Vaclav Nedorost) and two second
round draft picks (Jared Aulin, Argis Saviels) in 2000.
June 25
Acquired a 2000 fourth-round pick (Niclas Wallin) from the Atlanta
Thrashers in exchange for a fourth-round draft pick (Blake Robson),
a fifth-round draft pick (Matt McRae) and an eighth-round draft pick
(Eric Bown) in 2000.
July 24
Agreed to terms on a five-year contract with defenseman
Sandis Ozolinsh.
July 31
Signed free agent defenseman Kevin Hatcher.
August 4
Acquired forwards Rob DiMaio and Darren Langdon from the New York
Rangers in exchange for Sandy McCarthy and a 2001 fourth-round
draft pick; Signed forward Martin Gelinas to a contract extension.
August 9
Signed free agent goaltender Tyler Moss.
2001
March 1
June 1
June 24
Acquired forward Scott Pellerin from the Minnesota Wild for a thirdround draft pick in the 2001 Entry Draft (later traded to NY Rangers –
Garth Murray), the rights to forward Ashkat Rakhmatullin and
Signed forward Brett Lysak to a multi-year contract.
Acquired forward Chris Dingman from the Colorado Avalanche in
exchange for a 2001 fifth-round draft pick (Mikko Vitanen).
June 24
Acquired a 2001 fourth-round draft pick (Rob Zepp) from the
Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for a 2002 third-round pick (later
re-acquired by Carolina – Jesse Lane).
July 9
Acquired defenseman Aaron Ward from the Detroit Red Wings
in exchange for a future second-round draft pick, which Detroit used
in 2002 (Jiri Hudler).
July 11
Agreed to terms with forward Chris Dingman on a one-year contract.
July 15
Signed defenseman Igor Knyazev to a three-year contract.
July 17
Signed goaltender Tom Barrasso to a one-year contract.
September 28 Claimed forward Josh Holden from the Vancouver Canucks in the
NHL Waiver Draft.
October 5
Signed forward Michael Zigomanis, goaltender Rob Zepp and
forward Ryan Murphy to multi-year contracts.
October 25 Forward Josh Holden claimed off waivers by the Vancouver
Canucks.
December 5 Acquired defenseman Sean Hill from the St. Louis Blues in exchange
for defenseman Steve Halko and a 2002 fourth-round pick
(Lane Manson).
December 27 Acquired defenseman Kaspars Astashenko from the Tampa Bay
Lightning in exchange for defenseman Harlan Pratt.
2002
January 16
Acquired defenseman Bret Hedican, forward Kevyn Adams and
defenseman Tomas Malec from the Florida Panthers in exchange for
defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh and forward Byron Ritchie.
March 5
March 20
April 10
June 16
June 18
July 9
July 16
July 24
August 5
August 9
November 1
December 11
December 30
2003
January 17
February 7
March 9
March 11
March 24
May 29
June 21
June 22
July 2
July 8
July 16
August 6
September 30
October 3
October 6
November 23
December 15
2004
January 8
January 20
February 20
March 9
May 6
May 13
May 21
June 16
June 18
Acquired goaltender Kevin Weekes from the Tampa Bay Lightning in
exchange for forwards Chris Dingman and Shane Willis.
Signed forward Ryan Bayda to a three-year contract.
Signed defenseman Tomas Malec to a three-year contract.
Signed General Manager Jim Rutherford to a multi-year contract.
Signed Head Coach Paul Maurice and Assistant Coaches Randy
Ladouceur and Kevin McCarthy to multi-year contracts.
Signed goaltender Daniel Boisclair to a three-year contract.
Signed defenseman Ed Hill to a three-year contract and defenseman
Ryan Bast to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Brad Defauw to a two-year contract.
Signed defenseman Steve Halko to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Mike Watt to a one-year contract.
Acquired forward Jan Hlavac and forward Harold Druken from the
Vancouver Canucks in exchange for defenseman Marek Malik and
forward Darren Langdon.
Forward Harold Druken claimed off of waivers by the Toronto
Maple Leafs.
Goaltender Patrick Desrochers acquired from the Phoenix Coyotes in
exchange for goaltender Jean-Marc Pelletier.
Claimed forward Harold Druken off of waivers from the Toronto
Maple Leafs.
Acquired forward Pavel Brendl and defenseman Bruno St. Jacques
from Philadelphia in exchange for forward Sami Kapanen and
defenseman Ryan Bast.
Acquired a second-round draft pick in 2004 (later traded to
Columbus – Kyle Wharton) from Toronto in exchange for defenseman
Glen Wesley.
Acquired forward Radim Vrbata from Colorado in exchange for
forward Bates Battaglia.
Signed defenseman Brad Fast to a multi-year contract.
Acquired defenseman Allan Rourke from Toronto in exchange for
Harold Druken and Jeff Daw.
Acquired defenseman Danny Markov and a third-round pick in the
2005 NHL Entry Draft from Phoenix in exchange for David Tanabe
and Igor Knyazevs.
Acquired forward Marty Murray from Philadelphia in exchange for a
sixth-round pick in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft (Frederik Cabana).
Signed free agent forward Joey Tetarenko to a one-year contract.
Signed free agent defenseman Glen Wesley to a one-year contract.
Acquired defenseman Bob Boughner from Calgary in exchange
for a fourth-round pick in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft (Kristopher Hogg)
and future considerations.
Signed free agent forward Chad LaRose to a three-year contract.
Forward Jeff Heerema claimed off of waivers by the NY Rangers.
Signed goaltender Jamie Storr to a one-year contract. Selected
goaltender Jani Hurme in the NHL Waiver Draft and traded him to
Atlanta for a fourth-round pick in 2004 (Brett Carson).
Signed forward Eric Staal to a three-year contract.
Forward Jeff Daniels retired as a player and joined the Hurricanes
front office in a prospect and player development capacity.
Named Peter Laviolette head coach and Kevin McCarthy and Jeff
Daniels assistant coaches. Relieved Paul Maurice, Randy Ladouceur
and Don Edwards of their coaching duties.
Randy Ladouceur joined the front office in a prospect and player
development capacity.
Acquired forward Justin Williams from Philadelphia in exchange
for defenseman Danny Markov.
Acquired defenseman Chris Behan and Washington’s third-round
pick in 2004 (Casey Borer) from Colorado in exchange for
defenseman Bob Boughner.
Traded forward Ron Francis to Toronto in exchange for a fourth-round
pick in 2005.
Extended the team’s affiliation agreement with Lowell (AHL) through
the 2008-09 season; Lowell (AHL) coach Ron Smith announced
retirement. Tom Rowe named head coach and general manager
for Lowell.
Agreed to terms with goaltender Cam Ward on a multi-year contract.
Named Ron Smith a professional scout for the team.
Traded goaltender Arturs Irbe to Columbus for future considerations.
Acquired goaltender Martin Gerber from Anaheim in exchange for
defenseman Tomas Malec and a third-round pick in the 2004 draft
(Kyle Klubertanz).
June 26
June 29
July 15
August 5
August 6
August 11
September 15
2005
July 28
July 29
July 29
July 30
August 2
August 4
August 4
August 6
August 16
August 16
August 24
September 15
September 27
October 3
October 4
December 28
December 28
December 29
2006
January 20
January 30
March 9
July 1
July 6
July 7
July 11
July 14
July 18
July 20
August 2
August 4
August 24
August 29
August 30
AUGUST 31
SEPTEMBER 29
NOVEMBER 21
NOVEMBER 29
2007
JANUARY 8
FEBRUARY 23
Acquired the fourth overall pick in the first round of the 2004
Entry Draft (Andrew Ladd) from Columbus in exchange for the eighth
overall pick in the first round (Alexandre Picard) and a second-round
pick (Kyle Wharton).
Traded forward Jaroslav Svoboda to Dallas in exchange for a fourthround pick in the 2005 Entry Draft.
Signed free agent defenseman Frantisek Kaberle to a two-year contract.
Signed free agent forward Matt Cullen to a one-year contract.
Signed goaltender Craig Kowalski to a two-year contract.
Signed free agent forwards Colin Forbes and Gordie Dwyer to oneyear contracts.
Signed defenseman Danny Richmond to a three-year contract.
Signed goaltender Kevin Nastiuk to a multi-year contract.
Acquired defenseman Mike Commodore from Calgary in exchange
for a third-round pick in the 2005 Entry Draft.
Acquired defenseman Andrew Hutchinson from Nashville in
exchange for a third-round pick in the 2005 Entry Draft.
Traded forward Jeff O’Neill to the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange
for a conditional pick in the 2006 Entry Draft.
Signed forward Cory Stillman to a three-year contract.
Signed defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky to a three-year contract.
Signed forwards Keith Aucoin and David Gove to one-year contracts.
Signed forward Ray Whitney to a two-year contract.
Signed defenseman Glen Wesley to a one-year contract.
Signed defenseman Chris Hajt to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Niklas Nordgren to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Vince Bellissimo to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Andrew Ladd to a three-year contract.
Acquired forward Craig Adams from the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in
exchange for defenseman Bruno St. Jacques.
Signed forward Kevin Estrada to a two-year contract.
Acquired forward Stephen Peat from Washington in exchange for
forward Colin Forbes; Assigned Peat to Lowell (AHL).
Acquired forward Krystofer Kolanos from the Phoenix Coyotes in
exchange for forward Pavel Brendl.
Traded forward Radim Vrbata to Chicago for future considerations.
Acquired defenseman Anton Babchuk and Chicago’s fourth-round
pick in 2007 from Chicago in exchange for defenseman Danny
Richmond and Columbus’ fourth-round pick in 2006.
Acquired forward Doug Weight and forward Erkki Rajamaki from
the St. Louis Blues in exchange for forwards Jesse Boulerice, Mike
Zigomanis and Magnus Kahnberg, Carolina’s first-round pick in the
2006 Entry Draft, Toronto’s fourth-round pick in the 2006 Entry Draft
and Chicago’s fourth-round pick in 2007.
Acquired forward Mark Recchi from Pittsburgh in exchange for
forward Niklas Nordgren, forward Krystofer Kolanos and a secondround pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
Signed goaltender John Grahame to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Trevor Letowski to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Patrick Dwyer to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Mike Angelidis to a three-year contract.
Signed defenseman Derrick Walser to a one-year contract.
Acquired forward Scott Walker from the Nashville Predators in
exchange for forward Josef Vasicek. Signed forward Shane Willis to
a one-year contract.
Signed defenseman J.D. Forrest to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Jesse Boulerice to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Ryan Bayda to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Joe Barnes to a three-year contract.
Signed defenseman David Tanabe to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Brad Isbister to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Stephen Peat to a one-year contract.
Acquired forward Eric Belanger and defenseman Tim Gleason from
the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky
and the rights to defenseman Jack Johnson.
Acquired forward Jakub Petruzalek and a conditional draft pick in 2008
from the New York Rangers in exchange for forward Brad Isbister.
Acquired defenseman Mark Flood from the Columbus Blue Jackets in
exchange for defenseman Derrick Walser.
Acquired defenseman Dennis Seidenberg from the Phoenix Coyotes
in exchange for forward Kevyn Adams.
Acquired forward Anson Carter from the Columbus Blue Jackets in
exchange for a fifth-round pick in 2008.
MARCH 26
APRIL 3
APRIL 10
APRIL 13
MAY 17
MAY 18
MAY 31
JUNE 1
JUNE 20
JUNE 23
JULY 1
JULY 2
JULY 3
JULY 17
JULY 27
2008
JANUARY 8
JANUARY 17
JANUARY 31
FEBRUARY 7
FEBRUARY 11
FEBRUARY 26
MARCH 26
APRIL 16
MAY 12
MAY 15
MAY 19
JUNE 4
JUNE 5
JUNE 6
JUNE 9
JUNE 11
JUNE 13
JUNE 19
JUNE 24
JULY 1
JULY 2
JULY 3
JULY 9
JULY 12
JULY 14
JULY 30
SEPTEMBER 11
SEPTEMBER 15
OCTOBER 4
OCTOBER 6
OCTOBER 31
DECEMBER 3
DECEMBER 29
Signed defenseman Noah Babin to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Nicolas Blanchard to a three-year contract.
Signed forward Bobby Hughes to a three-year contract.
Signed forward Ray Whitney to a three-year contract.
Signed defenseman Casey Borer to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Jakub Petruzalek to a one-year contract.
Signed goaltender Cam Ward to a three-year contract.
Signed defenseman Glen Wesley to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Scott Walker to a three-year contract.
Acquired goaltender Michael Leighton from the Montreal Canadiens
in exchange for a seventh-round pick in 2007.
Signed forward Jeff Hamilton to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Jerome Samson to a three-year contract. Signed
defenseman Joey Mormina, forward Trevor Gillies and forward
Brandon Nolan to one-year contracts.
Signed forward Ryan Bayda, forward/defenseman Wade Brookbank,
defensemen Tim Conboy J.D. Forrest to one-year contracts.
Acquired forward Matt Cullen from the New York Rangers in
exchange for defenseman Andrew Hutchinson, forward Joe Barnes
and a third-round pick in 2008.
Signed goaltender Michael Leighton to a one-year contract.
Claimed forward Sergei Samsonov on re-entry waivers from Chicago.
Traded forward Craig Adams to the Chicago Blackhawks in
exchange for future considerations.
Acquired forward Joe Jensen from Pittsburgh in exchange for
forward David Gove.
Traded defenseman J.D. Forrest to San Jose in exchange for
Acquired defenseman Joe Corvo and forward Patrick Eaves from
Ottawa in exchange for defenseman Mike Commodore and forward
Cory Stillman.
Acquired forward Tuomo Ruutu from Chicago in exchange for
forward Andrew Ladd.
Signed forward Brandon Sutter to a three-year contract.
Signed forward Sergei Samsonov to a three-year contract; Signed
forward Stefan Chaput to a three-year, entry-level contract; Signed
forward Nick Dodge to a two-year, entry-level contract.
Signed defenseman Bryan Rodney to a one-year contract.
Signed defenseman Brett Bellemore to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed forward Harrison Reed to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed forward Patrick Eaves to a three-year contract.
Defenseman Glen Wesley announced his retirement as a player and
became Hurricanes’ director of defensemen development.
Signed goaltender Daniel Manzato to a one-year contract.
Named Jeff Daniels head coach/general manager of the Albany
River Rats (AHL); Named Tom Rowe assistant coach of the
Carolina Hurricanes.
Signed goaltender Michael Leighton to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Trevor Gillies to a one-year contract.
Signed defenseman Tim Gleason to a three-year contract; Acquired
the rights to forward Darcy Hordichuk from Nashville in exchange
for a fifth-round draft pick in 2010.
Signed forward Tuomo Ruutu to a one-year contract.
Acquired defenseman Joni Pitkanen from Edmonton in exchange for
forward Erik Cole; Signed defenseman Anton Babchuk to a one-year
contract; Signed forward Ryan Bayda and forward/defenseman
Wade Brookbank to one-year contracts; Signed defenseman Tim
Conboy to a two-year contract.
Signed defenseman Joni Pitkanen to a three-year contract; Signed
defenseman Josef Melichar to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Dwight Helminen to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Chad LaRose to a one-year contract.
Carolina Hurricanes and the Centennial Authority announced a fiveyear extension of the team’s lease of the RBC Center, making the
final year of the lease 2024.
Signed defenseman Mark Flood and forwards Patrick Dwyer and
Joe Jensen to one-year contracts.
Signed forward Drayson Bowman to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed forward Eric Staal to a seven-year contract extension.
Signed forward Matt Murley to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Zach Boychuk to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed free-agent forward Dan LaCouture to a one-year contract.
Signed free-agent forward Michael Ryan to a one-year contract.
Relieved Peter Laviolette of his head coaching duties; Named Paul
Maurice head coach and Ron Francis associate head coach; Named
Jason Karmanos vice president and assistant general manager.
Suspended forward Dan LaCouture.
2009
FEBRUARY 7
MARCH 4
MARCH 18
MARCH 29
MAY 20
MAY 29
JUNE 15
JUNE 29
JULY 1
JULY 2
JULY 8
JULY 9
JULY 15
JULY 20
JULY 23
JULY 24
JULY 28
AUGUST 18
AUGUST 31
DECEMBER 3
DECEMBER 4
Acquired forward Jussi Jokinen from Tampa Bay in exchange for
forward/defenseman Wade Brookbank, defenseman Josef Melichar
and a fourth-round pick in 2009.
Acquired forward Patrick O’Sullivan and Calgary’s second-round
pick in 2009 from Los Angeles in exchange for Justin Williams;
traded O’Sullivan and Carolina’s second-round pick in 2009 to
Edmonton for Erik Cole and Edmonton’s fifth-round pick in 2009.
Signed goaltender Mike Murphy to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed defenseman Jamie McBain to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed free-agent forward Matthew Pistilli to a three-year, entrylevel contract.
Signed forward Chris Terry to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed head coach Paul Maurice to a multi-year contract;
Announced that Ron Francis will return to the bench with the title
associate head coach/director of player personnel; Announced that
Tom Barrasso will have the title of assistant coach and that assistant
coaches Kevin McCarthy and Tom Rowe will remain in their roles.
Signed forward Jussi Jokinen to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Erik Cole to a two-year contract.
Signed forward Chad LaRose to a two-year contract.
Signed free-agent forward Steve Goertzen, defenseman Casey Borer
and goaltender Justin Peters to one-year contracts.
Signed free-agent defenseman Jay Harrison to a one-year contract.
Signed free-agent forward Tom Kostopoulos to a three-year contract;
Signed free-agent defenseman Andrew Alberts to a two-year
contract; Signed free-agent defenseman Zack Fitzgerald and forward
Mike Angelidis to one-year contracts.
Signed defensemen Brett Carson and Bryan Rodney to oneyear contracts.
Signed forward Tuomo Ruutu to a three-year contract.
Acquired defenseman Aaron Ward from Boston in exchange for
forward Patrick Eaves and a fourth-round pick in 2010.
Bought out the remaining year of defenseman Frantisek
Kaberle’s contract.
Signed free-agent forward Stephane Yelle to a one-year contract.
Acquired forward Rob Hennigar from the New York Islanders in
exchange for forward Bobby Hughes.
Acquired forward Jiri Tlusty from Toronto in exchange for
the rights to forward Philippe Paradis.
Hurricanes assistant coach Kevin McCarthy named to the
Philadelphia Flyers’ coaching staff.
2010
FEBRUARY 7 Traded defenseman Niclas Wallin and a 2010 fifth-round pick to San
Jose for Buffalo’s 2010 second-round pick.
FEBRUARY 12 Traded forward Matt Cullen to Ottawa for defenseman Alexandre
Picard and Ottawa’s 2010 second-round pick.
MARCH 3
Acquired goaltender Justin Pogge and Boston’s fourth-round pick in
2010 or 2011 from Anaheim in exchange for defenseman Aaron
Ward; Traded forward Scott Walker to Washington for
Washington’s 2010 seventh-round pick; Acquired defenseman Brian
Pothier, forward Oskar Osala and Washington’s 2011 second-round
pick from the Capitals in exchange for defenseman Joe Corvo;
Acquired forward Cedric LaLonde-McNicoll and Colorado’s 2010
sixth-round pick from Colorado in exchange for forwards Stephane
Yelle and Harrison Reed; Traded defenseman Andrew Alberts to
Vancouver for Vancouver’s 2010 third-round pick.
MAY 13
Acquired forward Jared Staal from Phoenix in exchange for
Nashville’s 2010 fifth-round pick.
JUNE 26
Acquired forward Jonathan Matsumoto from Philadelphia in
exchange for Washington’s 2010 seventh-round pick; Acquired
forward Riley Nash from Edmonton in exchange for Ottawa’s 2010
second-round pick; Acquired defenseman Bobby Sanguinetti from
the NY Rangers in exchange for Carolina’s 2010 sixth-round pick and
Washington’s 2011 second-round pick.
SEPTEMBER 17 Signed forward Patrick O’Sullivan as a free agent.
SEPTEMBER 21 Signed forward Jeff Skinner to a three-year, entry-level contract.
NOVEMBER 16 Claimed forward Troy Bodie on waivers from Anaheim.
NOVEMBER 17
NOVEMBER 23
Acquired defenseman Ian White and forward Brett Sutter from
Calgary in exchange for defenseman Anton Babchuk and forward
Tom Kostopoulos.
Forward Patrick O’Sullivan claimed on waivers by Minnesota;
Acquired forward Ryan Carter from Anaheim in exchange for
forwards Stefan Chaput and Matt Kennedy.
2011
FEBRUARY 18 Acquired defenseman Derek Joslin from San Jose in exchange for
future considerations; Acquired San Jose’s 2012 second-round draft
pick in exchange for defenseman Ian White.
FEBRUARY 22 Acquired forward Cory Stillman from Florida in exchange for forward
Ryan Carter and Carolina’s 2011 fifth-round draft pick.
FEBRUARY 28 Defenseman Brett Carson claimed on waivers by Calgary; Acquired
defenseman Bryan Allen from Florida in exchange for forward Sergei
Samsonov.
APRIL 4
Signed defenseman Rasmus Rissanen to a three-year, entry
level contract.
APRIL 12
Signed defenseman Justin Krueger to a one-year, entry-level contract.
APRIL 15
Signed defenseman Justin Faulk to a three-year, entry-level contract.
JUNE 4
Signed defenseman Tommi Kivisto and forward Mattias Lindstrom to
three-year, entry-level contracts.
JUNE 7
Named Rod Brind’Amour and Dave Lewis assistant coaches; Named
Ron Francis director of hockey operations; Named Tom Rowe pro scout.
JULY 1
Signed forward Tim Brent to a two-year contract; Signed goaltender
Brian Boucher to a two-year contract; Signed forward Alexei
Ponikarovsky to a one-year contract.
JULY 2
Signed forward Justin Soryal to a one-year, two-way contract;
Signed forward Anthony Stewart to a two-year contract.
JULY 5
Signed defenseman Tomas Kaberle to a three-year contract;
Acquired Boston’s 2012 fourth-round pick in exchange for
defenseman Joe Corvo.
JULY 15
Signed forward Chris Durno to a one-year, two-way contract.
SEPTEMBER 22 Signed President and General Manager Jim Rutherford to a four-year
contract extension.
NOVEMBER 28 Relieved Paul Maurice of his head coaching duties; Named Kirk
Muller head coach.
NOVEMBER 29 Claimed forward Andreas Nodl on waivers from Philadelphia.
DECEMBER 1 Named John MacLean assistant coach.
DECEMBER 9 Acquired defenseman Jaroslav Spacek from Montreal in exchange
for defenseman Tomas Kaberle.
2012
JANUARY 18
JANUARY 20
JANUARY 30
FEBRUARY 22
MARCH 16
APRIL 5
APRIL 10
APRIL 23
APRIL 24
MAY 21
JUNE 1
JUNE 7
JUNE 22
JULY 1
JULY 11
JULY 13
JULY 19
JULY 20
JULY 23
JULY 24
JULY 26
AUGUST 8
SEPTEMBER 5
SEPTEMBER 11
Acquired forwards Evgenii Dadonov and A.J. Jenks from Florida in
exchange for forwards Jon Matsumoto and Mattias Lindstrom.
Acquired defenseman Joe Sova and a 2012 fourth-round draft pick
from New Jersey in exchange for forward Alexei Ponikarovsky.
Signed defenseman Tim Gleason to a four-year contract extension.
Signed forward Tuomo Ruutu to a four-year contract extension.
Signed defenseman Austin Levi to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed forward Jeremy Welsh to a one-year, entry-level contract.
Signed defenseman Brian Dumoulin to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed defenseman Beau Schmitz to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed forward Jiri Tlusty to a two-year contract.
Signed defenseman Jamie McBain to a two-year contract. Signed
defenseman Bobby Sanguinetti to a one-year, two-way contract.
Signed forward Nicolas Blanchard to a two-year, two-way contract.
Signed forward Brody Sutter to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Signed defenseman Justin Krueger to a one-year, two-way contract.
Signed goaltender John Muse to a one-year, two-way contract.
Acquired forward Jordan Staal from Pittsburgh in exchange for
forward Brandon Sutter, defenseman Brian Dumoulin and Carolina’s
2012 first-round (8th overall) draft pick.
Signed forward Jordan Staal to a 10-year contract extension. Signed
defenseman Joe Corvo to a one-year contract. Signed goaltender
Justin Peters to a two-year contract. Signed forward Brett Sutter to
a one-year, two-way contract.
Signed defenseman Marc-Andre Gragnani to a one-year,
two-way contract.
Signed forward Chris Terry to a two-year, two-way contract.
Signed forward Tim Wallace to a one-year, two-way contract.
Signed forward Jerome Samson to a one-year, two-way contract.
Signed forward Drayson Bowman to a two-year contract.
Signed defenseman Jay Harrison to a three-year contract extension.
Signed forward Zach Boychuk to a one-year, two-way contract.
Signed forward Alexander Semin to a one-year contract.
Signed forward Jeff Skinner to a six-year contract extension.
Signed forward Patrick Dwyer to a two-year contract extension.
Signed forward Jeremy Welsh to a two-year contract.
YEAR BY YEAR
November, 1971 — The World Hockey Association awards franchise to sports
enthusiasts and businessmen Howard Baldwin, John Colburn, Godfrey Wood and
William Barnes.
January, 1972 — Jack Kelley, a highly successful coach at Boston University,
February, 1985 — Ron Francis becomes first Whaler to play in two NHL All-Star
Games. He also is named team captain on February 22 when the Whalers acquire
Mike Liut and future considerations (Jorgen Pettersson) from Louis for veterans
Greg Millen and former team captain Mark Johnson.
joins the New England WHA franchise as coach and general manager. Newly formed
team is named “WHALERS” because it contains the letters of the new league and it
carries with it a part of the New England heritage.
March 10-29, 1985 — Whalers go on a nine-game unbeaten streak, including
a club-record seven straight wins.
April 19, 1972 — Larry Pleau becomes the first player to sign a Whalers contract.
sellout crowd of 15,126. Bryan Trottier nets the game-winner in overtime to give the
Wales Conference a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Campbell Conference All-Stars.
Sylvain Turgeon records an assist in the game.
Later in the month, Brad Selwood, Rick Ley and Jim Dorey from the Toronto Maple
Leafs and Tim Sheehy of Boston College/U.S. Olympic Team also join the club.
October 12, 1972 — Whalers play their first WHA game. Rebounding from a
2-0 deficit, the Whalers defeat the visiting Philadelphia Blazers 4-3 before 14,442
spectators at the Boston Garden. Tommy Williams scores first Whalers goal and Larry
Pleau collects first Whalers game-winning goal.
May 6, 1973 — Whalers defeat Winnipeg Jets 9-6 on national television (CBS)
to gain World Trophy as the “Top Team” in the first season of the WHA. Jack Kelley
is named later in month as the winner of the WHA’s Coach-of-the-Year Trophy while
forward Terry Caffery is named the WHA’s Top Rookie.
April 6, 1974 — Whalers play their first game in Springfield, Mass. by coming
back from a two-goal deficit to defeat the Chicago Cougars in the first game of the
1974 playoffs 6-4.
January 11, 1975 — Whalers play first hockey game at new Hartford Civic
Center before a sellout crowd of 10,507. After falling behind, they battle back to
defeat the San Diego Mariners 4‑3 in overtime, with Garry Swain scoring at 5:45.
January 18, 1977 — Hartford plays host to the 1977 WHA All-Star Game.
The East Division defeats the West Division 4-2 as future Whalers goaltender Louis
Levasseur is selected Most Valuable Player for the East.
May 23, 1977 — Whalers outduel the NHL to sign the entire Howe family (Gordie,
Mark and Marty) to long-term contracts.
January 18, 1978 — At 4:30 a.m., under the weight of snow and ice, the Hartford
Civic Center Coliseum roof collapses. Springfield, Mass. welcomes the Whalers back
and the “91 Club” is born. Over the next two years, the Whalers ask their fans to
remain loyal while the Hartford roof is repaired and the building enlarged. Fewer than
300 people cancel their season tickets. When the building reopens, the “91 Club” has
4,200 members.
February 4, 1986 — The Whalers host the 38th NHL All-Star Game before a
April 12, 1986 — The Whalers complete a three-game playoff sweep of regularseason Adams Division champ Quebec with a 9-4 victory at the Civic Center. John
Anderson leads the Whalers attack with six points.
April 29, 1986 — Montreal’s Claude Lemieux scores at 5:55 of overtime to give
the Canadiens a 2-1 victory over the Whalers in the seventh game of the Adams
Division Championship series.
June, 1986 — Emile Francis is named NHL Executive of the Year by both The
Sporting News and The Hockey News.
December 26, 1986 — Doug Jarvis supplants Garry Unger as the NHL’s Ironman
by participating in his 915th consecutive NHL game. In a close-checking “Jarvis-style”
contest, the Whalers skate to a 1-1 tie with Montreal.
April 4, 1987 — The Whalers score three goals in less than four minutes during
the third period, overcoming a 3-2 deficit to beat the Rangers 5‑3 and clinch first place
in the Adams Division.
February 7, 1988 — Larry Pleau is named head coach of the Hartford Whalers.
Pleau, 40, replaces Jack Evans, who served as the Whalers coach since the
1983-84 season.
February 9, 1988 — Kevin Dineen becomes the first Whaler to start in an NHL
All-Star Game, helping lead the Wales Conference over the Campbell Conference 6-5
with two assists, including the game-winner to Mario Lemieux in overtime.
March 29, 1988 — The Buffalo Sabres defeat the Quebec Nordiques 3-1, thus
eliminating the Nordiques from the playoff race and clinching a playoff spot for the
Whalers for the third straight year. The Whalers trailed the Nordiques by three points on
March 19, but made up 10 points in as many days to push Quebec out of the playoffs.
June 22, 1979 — Whalers join the National Hockey League with three other WHA
September 7, 1988 — The sale of the Hartford Whalers by the team’s 16 partners
to Donald Conrad and Richard Gordon is approved by the NHL Board of Governors.
October 11, 1979 — Whalers play their first NHL regular-season game at
January 20, 1989 — Gordie Howe, Rick Ley, Jack Kelley, Bob Schmertz, Frank
Keyes and Ella Grasso are honored as charter inductees of the Hartford Whalers Hall
of Fame.
clubs – Edmonton, Quebec and Winnipeg – as the NHL expands to 21 teams for the
1979-80 season. The World Hockey Association officially ceases operation.
Minnesota. The North Stars win 4‑1 with Gordie Roberts scoring the first Whalers
NHL goal at 14:15 of the third period.
February 6, 1980 — After an absence of two years and 19 days, the Whalers
are “Home At Last.” The Whalers come back from a two-goal deficit to defeat the
Los Angeles Kings 7-3 before a capacity crowd of more than 14,000 at the Hartford
Civic Center.
April 6, 1980 — The Whalers defeat the Detroit Red Wings 5-3 to finish their first
May 11, 1989 — Ed Johnston is named vice president and general manager of the
Whalers. Emile Francis retains position as team president (formally announced on
June 6).
June 7, 1989 — Former Whalers captain Rick Ley is named head coach of the
Whalers, replacing Larry Pleau.
NHL season and qualify for postseason play for the eighth straight year of their eightyear existence. The Whalers set six expansion team records.
June 18, 1989 — The NHL formally approves Richard Gordon and Colonial Realty
June 6, 1980 — Gordie Howe announces his retirement as a player, ending a
32-year career. He joins the Whalers front office.
September 6, 1989 — Whalers officially open their new training and practice
facility at Avon Old Farms School.
February 18, 1981 — Gordie Howe’s number 9 is officially retired.
March 21, 1990 — Dave Keon and Howard Baldwin are inducted into the Whalers
May 2, 1983 — Emile Francis, after building winning teams in New York and
as Whalers owners.
Hall of Fame at second annual induction ceremonies.
St. Louis, joins the Whalers as president and general manager.
February 23, 1991 — Whalers clinch playoff spot for sixth straight season.
March 24-April 1, 1984 — Whalers collect seven points in their last six games
and finish the season as the most improved team in the NHL. They total 66 points,
21 more than the previous season, and tie or break 57 club records.
April 1, 1991 — Pat Verbeek is only NHL player to lead team in goals scored and
penalty minutes for second straight year.
June 7, 1991 — Jim Roberts is named head coach of the Whalers, replacing
Rick Ley.
YEAR BY YEAR
November 26, 1991 — Defenseman Randy Ladouceur named the Whalers’ 10th
team captain in their 20-year history.
April 1, 1992 — NHL players stage a strike, suspending the season for 10 days.
May 2, 1992 — Whalers extend the Montreal Canadiens to the second overtime in
Game 7 of the Adams Division Semifinals. Russ Courtnall’s goal at 12:02 a.m. (25:26
of OT) ends the Whalers’ first NHL season to extend into May.
May 26, 1992 — Whalers name Brian Burke general manager, replacing Ed
Johnston, who had been relieved of his duties on May 12.
March 18, 1997 — Whalers complete four deals at the trading deadline.
Acquired Derek King, Chris Murray, Bates Battaglia, a fourth-round draft pick in
1998 and an eighth-round draft pick in 1998 by the end of the day.
March 26, 1997 — Whalers announce at a press conference that the team has
signed an exit agreement with the Connecticut Development Authority to leave
Hartford at the end of the season.
April 13, 1997 — Kevin Dineen scores the game winner as Hartford scores a
2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in the franchise’s final game in Hartford.
June 2, 1992 — Whalers introduce new uniforms. The club changes to a
predominant navy blue color scheme after 20 seasons in green.
May 6, 1997 — Peter Karmanos announces that the team will relocate to Raleigh,
N.C. The team will play in Greensboro, N.C. for the first two seasons while a new
arena is being built.
June 15, 1992 — Whalers hire Paul Holmgren to replace Jim Roberts as head coach.
June 2, 1997 — Hurricanes open office in Morrisville, N.C. to prepare for first
April 16, 1993 — Whalers finish the season with a 26‑52‑6 record and miss the
season in North Carolina.
playoffs for the first time since 1985.
June 16, 1997 — Peter Karmanos and Jim Rutherford unveil logo.
June 26, 1993 — Whalers flip first round draft picks with San Jose and select
Chris Pronger second overall in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft.
August 25, 1997 — Carolina acquires Trevor Kidd and Gary Roberts from Calgary
for Andrew Cassels and Jean-Sebastien Giguere.
June 30, 1993 — Emile Francis announces his retirement, ending a 47-year
September 13, 1997 — Carolina plays its first preseason game against the
September 1, 1993 — Brian Burke resigns as club president and general
manager to join the NHL front office as executive vice president and director of
hockey operations.
October 1, 1997 — Carolina opens the franchise’s 19th NHL season and first as
the Carolina Hurricanes at Tampa Bay with a 4-2 loss. Kevin Dineen scores the first
goal for the Hurricanes.
September 8, 1993 — Paul Holmgren is named acting general manager. He
October 10, 1997 — Carolina registers its first win with a 2-1 victory over the
New Jersey Devils. Steve Leach scores the game-winner.
hockey career.
remains as head coach. Assistant coach Pierre McGuire elevated to assistant general
manager. Kevin Maxwell named director of player personnel. Paul Gillis moved from
an assistant coach in Springfield to an assistant coach of Hartford.
November 17, 1993 — Paul Holmgren steps aside as head coach to concentrate
on general manager duties. Pierre McGuire named head coach.
June 28, 1994 — Whalers purchased by Peter Karmanos Jr., Thomas Thewes and
Jim Rutherford (KTR) for $47.5 million. Jim Rutherford named president and general
manager. Paul Holmgren named head coach. Whalers draft Jeff O’Neill fifth overall
as they host the 1994 NHL Entry Draft in the Civic Center.
May 3, 1995 — Whalers complete the abbreviated 1994-95 season with an
increase in average attendance for the first time since 1987-88 (12.8%). Though they
miss the playoffs for the third straight year, the Whalers have the NHL’s best overtime
record (4-0-5) for the second straight season.
July 27, 1995 — Whalers acquire Brendan Shanahan from St. Louis for Chris Pronger.
New York Islanders at the Greensboro Coliseum.
January 3, 1998 — Carolina acquires Martin Gelinas and Kirk McLean from
Vancouver for Sean Burke, Geoff Sanderson and Enrico Ciccone.
February 7, 1998 — The NHL shuts down for three weeks as NHL players
compete at the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan. Carolina’s Sami Kapanen plays
for Team Finland, winning a Bronze Medal, and Keith Primeau completes the Olympic
Tournament tied for third in scoring for Team Canada.
February 18, 1998 — Carolina tenders offer sheet to Sergei Fedorov. NHL disputes
offer sheet, so it goes to an arbitrator, John Sands, who rules the offer sheet to be valid on
February 26, 1998. Detroit matches offer sheet shortly after ruling that same day.
March 9, 1998 — Trevor Kidd named NHL Player of the Week after posting a
3-0-0 record with a .968 save percentage and a 1.00 GAA.
March 24, 1998 — Peter Karmanos receives Lester Patrick Award, which is
November 6, 1995 — Whalers replace head coach Paul Holmgren with
presented annually to those individuals who have performed “outstanding service to
hockey in the United States.”
December 28, 1995 — Whalers re-acquire Kevin Dineen from the Philadelphia
March 30, 1998 — Keith Primeau named NHL Player of the Week after totaling
eight points (4g, 4a) and a (+7) in a 3-1-0 week.
January 31-February 11, 1996 — The Whalers win the last five games of a
April 14, 1998 — Carolina eliminated from playoffs during the final week of the
season for the fourth year in a row.
Paul Maurice.
Flyers for future considerations.
six-game road trip, the best road trip in club history (5-1-0).
April 14, 1996 — Whalers complete the season with their best record (34-39-9)
since the 1989-90 season (38‑33‑9). The team’s home record is 22-15-4, which is the
Whalers’ best home-ice record since 1986‑87.
October 9, 1996 — Whalers acquire Keith Primeau, Paul Coffey and a 1997 firstround draft pick from Detroit in exchange for Brendan Shanahan and Brian Glynn.
December 15, 1996 —Whalers acquire Kevin Haller, a first-round and a seventh-
round draft pick in 1997 from Philadelphia in exchange for Paul Coffey and a thirdround draft pick in 1997.
January 18, 1997 — Whaler’s head coach Paul Maurice serves as an assistant
coach at the 47th All-Star Game. Geoff Sanderson represents the Whalers, scoring
a goal.
July 13, 1998 — Hurricanes sign franchise all-time leading scorer Ron Francis
to a free agent contract.
October 28, 1998 — Carolina shuts out the Chicago Blackhawks 2-0 to take
over the Southeast Division lead. The Hurricanes never relinquish the lead, remaining
in first place for 173 consecutive days.
November 2, 1998 — Goaltender Arturs Irbe named NHL Player of the Week
(October 26-November 1) and NHL Player of the Month for October.
December 29, 1998 — Hurricanes acquire future Hall of Fame defenseman Paul
Coffey from the Chicago Blackhawks in exchange for Nelson Emerson.
January 24, 1999 — Arturs Irbe and Keith Primeau become the first Carolina
Hurricanes to play in the NHL All-Star Game. It marks the first time since Kevin Dineen
and Ulf Samuelsson participated in Rendez-Vous ‘87 that the organization has been
represented by two players during all-star play.
YEAR BY YEAR
February 9, 1999 — Ron Francis tallies a season-high five points (2g, 3a) in his
1,300th game as the Carolina Hurricanes defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-5 in the
team’s last visit to Maple Leaf Gardens.
January 16, 2002 — Carolina acquires defenseman Bret Hedican, forward
February 18, 1999 — Paul Coffey plays in his 1,300th game, joining Ron Francis
as the only teammates in league history to accomplish the feat in the same season.
January 26, 2002 — Ron Francis assists on Jeff O’Neill’s goal at Philadelphia
to pass Ray Bourque for second on the NHL’s all-time assist list.
February 21, 1999 — Ray Sheppard becomes only player in NHL history to score
March 5, 2002 — The Hurricanes acquire goaltender Kevin Weekes from
Tampa Bay in exchange for forwards Shane Willis and Chris Dingman.
April 9, 1999 — Carolina Hurricanes clinch the Southeast Division, marking the
April 3, 2002 — The Hurricanes set a new single-season attendance record,
breaking the franchise mark set in 1987-88. In all, 635,868 fans attend games during
the 2001-02 regular season.
April 24, 1999 — Ray Sheppard scores at 17:05 of overtime as the Carolina
Hurricanes defeat the Boston Bruins 3-2, their first playoff win since April 29, 1992.
April 10, 2002 — The Hurricanes defeat the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-2 at the
20 goals in a single season for six different clubs by tallying two goals in Carolina’s
4-1 victory over the New York Islanders.
team’s first division title since 1987.
May 2, 1999 — The Boston Bruins shut out the Hurricanes 2-0 to win the best-of-7
Eastern Conference Quarterfinals 4-2.
May 3, 1999 — Hurricanes defenseman Steve Chiasson dies in a one-car accident.
June 10, 1999 — Hurricanes agree to a three-year affiliation with the Cincinnati
Cyclones of the International Hockey League (IHL).
October 29, 1999 — Carolina Hurricanes host the New Jersey Devils in their
home opener at the new Raleigh Entertainment & Sports Arena.
November 5, 1999 — Captain Ron Francis becomes the sixth player in NHL
history to reach 1,500 points.
November 7, 1999 — Carolina defeats the Washington Capitals 3-2 to earn its
first win at the Entertainment & Sports Arena.
December 23, 1999 — Paul Coffey becomes the first defenseman in league
history to total 1,500 points. Along with Ron Francis, Coffey becomes part of the first
pair of teammates to reach the milestone during the same season.
January 23, 2000 — Hurricanes acquire forward Rod Brind’Amour, goaltender
Jean-Marc Pelletier and a second-round pick in 2000 entry draft in exchange for
Keith Primeau and a fifth-round draft pick in 2000.
February 5, 2000 — Competing in his first All-Star weekend, Sami Kapanen
wins the fastest skater event during the Fed Ex/NHL Superskills contest with a time
of 13.649 seconds.
April 3, 2000 — Arturs Irbe named NHL Player of the Week for week ending April
2 by posting 3-1-0 record with a 1.75 goals against average, a .933 save percentage,
and one shutout.
April 8, 2000 — Head coach Paul Maurice becomes the franchise’s all-time
winningest coach with a 4-3 victory over the Atlanta Thrashers. The win surpassed
Jack Evans total of 163.
June 24, 2000 — Hurricanes acquire defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh and a secondround draft pick (Tomas Kurka) in 2000 from Colorado in exchange for Nolan Pratt,
a first-round draft pick (Vaclav Nedorost) and two second-round picks (Jared Aulin,
Argis Saviels) in 2000.
December 18, 2000 — Hurricanes agree to a multi-year affiliation with the
Lowell Lock Monsters of the American Hockey League (AHL).
February 4, 2001 — Defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh becomes the first Carolina
Hurricane to start in an NHL All-Star Game.
March 14, 2001 — Ron Francis earns an assist against Atlanta to become to
first player to total 1,000 points with the franchise.
Kevyn Adams and defenseman Tomas Malec from Florida in exchange for defenseman
Sandis Ozolinsh and forward Byron Ritchie.
Entertainment & Sports Arena to clinch their second Southeast Division title in
four years.
April 27, 2002 — Kevin Weekes shuts out New Jersey 1-0 in Game 6 of the Eastern
Conference Quarterfinals at the Continental Airlines Arena as Carolina clinches the
franchise’s first playoff series win since 1986 and first best-of-7 series win.
May 13, 2002 — Carolina breaks or ties 18 franchise records in its 8-2 Game 6
victory over the Montreal Canadiens at the Molson Centre to clinch the Eastern
Conference Semifinals 4-2. The victory marks the first time the franchise defeats
Montreal in a postseason series.
May 28, 2002 — Martin Gelinas scores at 8:05 of overtime to give the Hurricanes
a 2-1 victory against Toronto in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals at Air Canada
Centre. With the win, Carolina clinches the first Conference championship in franchise
history and earns its first trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.
June 8-9, 2002 — The Hurricanes host Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals against
Detroit, marking the first Stanley Cup finals game at the Entertainment & Sports
Arena. The game goes into triple-overtime before the Red Wings’ Igor Larionov scores
at the 54:47 mark of overtime.
June 20, 2002 — Ron Francis wins the Lady Byng Trophy and the King Clancy
Trophy at the 2002 NHL Awards in Toronto.
September 19, 2002 — A 20-year agreement with RBC Centura is announced to
rename the Entertainment & Sports Arena as the RBC Center.
January 18, 2003 — Ron Francis plays in his 1,616th career NHL game, a 5-2
loss at New Jersey, moving past Larry Murphy (1,615) and into sole possession of
third place on the NHL’s all-time games played list.
March 18, 2003 — Damian Surma scores his first career NHL goal in his first
game, becoming the fifth Hurricane to accomplish that feat during the 2002-03 season
(Jeff Heerema, Tomas Kurka, Mike Zigomanis, Brad DeFauw). Surma was the eighth
and final Hurricane to score his first NHL goal during the season.
April 6, 2003 — The Hurricanes set a new single-season attendance record,
breaking the franchise mark set the previous season. In total, 642,973 fans attend
games at the RBC Center during the 2002-03 hockey season.
December 15, 2003 — The Hurricanes name Peter Laviolette as the franchise’s
11th head coach. Kevin McCarthy is retained as an assistant coach and former
Hurricane player Jeff Daniels is also named assistant coach. Paul Maurice, Randy
Ladouceur and Don Edwards are relieved of their coaching duties.
March 5, 2004 — Kevyn Adams beats Atlanta’s Pasi Nurminen with 0.4 seconds
left in overtime and the Thrashers on the power-play to break the franchise record for
shorthanded goals in a season (5).
April 4, 2001 — Jeff O’Neill becomes the first franchise player to score 40 goals
in a season since Brendan Shanahan in 1995-96.
June 26-27, 2004 — The Hurricanes host the NHL Entry Draft at the RBC Center,
drawing 15,672 fans for day one – the largest draft crowd in more than a decade.
Carolina makes noise on the floor as well, trading the eighth overall selection and a
second-round pick for the fourth overall selection, taking top-rated North American
skater Andrew Ladd.
April 6, 2001 — The Hurricanes defeat Atlanta 3-2 in Raleigh to clinch their
September 15, 2004 — NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman confirms that NHL
second trip to the playoffs in three years.
January 2, 2002 — Ron Francis, playing in his 1,000th career game with the
franchise, beats Byron Dafoe of the Boston Bruins for his 500th career NHL goal.
teams will not play until the Collective Bargaining Agreement is replaced, delaying
the start of the 2004-05 season.
YEAR BY YEAR
February 16, 2005 — NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman announces the
cancellation of the 2004-05 season.
SEPTEMBER 11, 2008 — Hurricanes sign forward Eric Staal to a seven-year
contract extension, which will begin in 2009-10 and will run through 2015-16.
July 22, 2005 — NHL Board of Governors ratifies new six-year Collective
Bargaining Agreement with the NHLPA.
DECEMBER 3, 2008 — Paul Maurice is named head coach and Ron Francis is
AUGUST 25, 2005 — Rod Brind’Amour named Hurricanes team captain.
MARCH 7, 2009 — The Hurricanes score a 9-3 win at Tampa Bay, marking the
October 7, 2005 — Cam Ward earns his first NHL win, stopping Ziggy Palffy,
Mario Lemieux and Sidney Crosby in Carolina’s first shootout game and first win
of 2005-06.
January 19, 2006 — Carolina wins its ninth straight game, marking the second
nine-game win streak of the season and in franchise history. The Hurricanes become
just the fifth team in NHL history to post two win streaks of nine games or more in a
single season.
January 31, 2006 — Hurricanes win 8-2 at Montreal for their 13th win in
January making Carolina the seventh team in NHL history to win 13 games in a month.
March 31, 2006 — Hurricanes win their 48th game of the season to clinch their
third Southeast Division title with a 3-2 win against Florida. Carolina would go on to
a 52-22-8 overall record, finishing second in the Eastern Conference standings and
setting franchise highs for wins and points (112) in a season.
May 2, 2006 — Cory Stillman scores 1:19 into overtime of Game 6 at Montreal for
Carolina’s fourth-straight win against the Canadiens after falling behind 2-0 in the
teams’ Eastern Conference Quarterfinals series.
May 5, 2006 — Cam Ward records his first NHL shutout as Carolina defeats New
Jersey 6-0 in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals. The Hurricanes would
go on to win the series 4-1.
June 1, 2006 — Carolina defeats Buffalo 4-2 in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference
Finals, sending the Hurricanes to the Stanley Cup Finals for the second time in four
years and the second time in franchise history.
June 19, 2006 — Justin Williams scores into an empty net with 1:01 remaining
named associate head coach; Peter Laviolette relieved of his head coaching duties.
most goals in a game for the team since relocating to North Carolina. Eric Staal scores
four goals marking the first time a player had scored four goals since relocation, and
the third time the feat was accomplished in franchise history. Staal’s six points set a
Hurricanes record and tied the franchise record for points in a game.
MARCH 28, 2009 — The Hurricanes finish March 2009 with a 10-1-2 record
(22 points), making it the best March, and second-best month, in franchise history
(January 2006: 13-1-0 – 26 points).
APRIL 7, 2009 — Cam Ward earns his 39th win of the season in Carolina’s 9-0
rout of the New York Islanders. For Ward, the win breaks Martin Gerber’s franchise
record of 38 wins set in 2005-06, and marks his franchise-best tying sixth shutout
of the season. The game marks Eric Staal’s fourth hat trick of the season, setting a
new franchise mark in that category. For the Hurricanes, it marks their 45th win of the
regular season – the second-best wins total in franchise history next to 2005-06.
APRIL 9, 2009 — The Hurricanes’ franchise-record 12-game home winning streak is
snapped in a 5-1 loss against Buffalo. The 12-game home winning streak shatters the
previous franchise-best nine-game home winning streak accomplished twice during
the championship 2005-06 season.
APRIL 28, 2009 — “The Shock at the Rock” – Trailing 3-2 with 1:20 remaining in
regulation, Jussi Jokinen scores the tying goal in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference
Quarterfinals at New Jersey’s Prudential Center. Eric Staal then beats Martin Brodeur
with 32 seconds remaining and the Hurricanes advance to the second round.
MAY 14, 2009 — Scott Walker beats Tim Thomas 18:46 into overtime of Game 7
of the Eastern Conference Semifinals at TD Banknorth Garden to give the Hurricanes
a 3-2 win. The Hurricanes become just the fourth team to advance to the Eastern
Conference Finals three times in the first decade of the 2000s, joining New Jersey,
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in that group.
in the third period to give Carolina a 3-1 win in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals. The
win marks the first Stanley Cup championship in franchise history and the first major
professional sports championship in North Carolina. Cam Ward wins the Conn Smythe
Trophy as the playoffs’ Most Valuable Player.
SEPTEMBER 30, 2009 — Hurricanes sign goaltender Cam Ward to a six-year
contract extension, which begins in 2010-11 and will run through 2015-16.
June 22, 2006 — Rod Brind’Amour wins the Frank J. Selke Trophy at the NHL
alternate captain.
February 8, 2007 — Ray Whitney sets a franchise record scoring three even-
APRIL 8, 2010 — The National Hockey League announces that the Hurricanes will
host the 2011 NHL All-Star Game at the RBC Center.
Awards in Vancouver.
strength goals in a 1:40 span in the second period of Carolina’s 5-2 win at Boston.
The feat marks the fastest three even-strength goals in the NHL since Bill Mosienko
scored three times in :21 in his Blackhawks’ 7-6 win at NY Rangers, March 23, 1952.
March 24, 2007 — Hurricanes establish a new single-season attendance record
of more than 650,000 fans when they host an overflow crowd of 18,763 against San
Jose. Carolina finishes the season having hosted 712,861 fans in its 41 home games,
an average of 17,387 fans per game and 93.3% of the RBC Center’s capacity.
June 14, 2007 — Rod Brind’Amour wins the Frank J. Selke Trophy at the NHL
Awards in Toronto.
June 5, 2008 — Glen Wesley announces his retirement as a player and is named
director of defensemen development. President/General Manager Jim Rutherford
announces that Wesley’s No. 2 jersey would be retired to the RBC Center rafters.
Wesley retired as the Hurricanes’ all-time games-played leader, having played in 728
regular-season games since the team’s relocation to North Carolina in 1997. He played
913 games with the franchise, second only to Hall of Famer Ron Francis (1,186).
JuLY 12, 2008 — Carolina Hurricanes and the Centennial Authority announce a
five-year extension of the team’s lease of the RBC Center, making the final year of
the lease 2024.
SEPTEMBER 10, 2008 — The Carolina Hurricanes unveil their alternate third
uniform at a news conference on the ice at the RBC Center. Tim Gleason, Eric Staal
and Cam Ward model the team’s newest look, which includes a primarily black jersey
with the secondary flag logo on the chest, black pants and black helmets. The team
announces that the new uniforms will be worn in a game for the first time when the
Hurricanes host Detroit on October 13, and will be worn for 15 home games in 2008-09.
JANUARY 20, 2010 — Hurricanes name Eric Staal captain and Rod Brind’Amour
JUNE 30, 2010 — Rod Brind’Amour announces his retirement as a player.
OCTOBER 4, 2010 — The Hurricanes take on SKA St. Petersburg in an exhibition
game. Carolina is the first NHL team to play in Russia in more than 20 years.
OCTOBER 7-8, 2010 — The Hurricanes take part in the 2010 Compuware NHL
Premiere, playing two games against the Minnesota Wild at Hartwall Arena in
Helsinki, Finland. Carolina wins both games.
JANUARY 28-30, 2011 — The Hurricanes host NHL All-Star Weekend. Team
Lidstrom downs Team Staal by an 11-10 score in the All-Star Game. Jamie McBain,
Jeff Skinner, Eric Staal and Cam Ward represent Carolina in the events.
JUNE 22, 2011 — Jeff Skinner becomes the first player in Carolina’s franchise
history to win the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s rookie of the year.
NOVEMBER 28, 2011 — Kirk Muller is named head coach. Paul Maurice relieved of
his coaching duties. John MacLean joins Carolina’s coaching staff three days later.
JUNE 20, 2012 — Justin Faulk is named to the 2011-12 NHL All-Rookie Team.
JUNE 22, 2012 — The Hurricanes acquire Jordan Staal from Pittsburgh in a draftday trade that sends Brandon Sutter, Brian Dumoulin and the eighth-overall pick to the
Penguins. Staal signs a 10-year contract extension with Carolina nine days later.
2010-11 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
4
Jamie McBainD
5
Bryan AllenD
6
Tim GleasonD
12Eric Staal
C
15
Tuomo Ruutu
LW
16
Brandon Sutter
C
19
Jiri Tlusty
C
20
Troy Bodie (scratch)
RW
21Drayson Bowman
LW
25
Joni PitkanenD
26Erik Cole
LW
30
Cam Ward
G
FINAL SOUTHEAST DIVISION STANDINGS
GPW
WASHINGTON82
48
TAMPA BAY
82
46
CAROLINA*82 40
ATLANTA* 82 34
FLORIDA* 82 30
*Did not make playoffs.
L
23
25
31
36
40
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
10/7 W 4-3 atMIN
10/8W 2-1** MIN
10/14L
2-3 atOTT
10/17 L
1-5
at VAN
10/19 W
5-2
at SJ
10/20L
3-4 atLA
10/23W 4-3* atPHX
10/27L
0-3 WSH
10/29W 4-3 atNYR
10/30L
0-3 PIT
11/1 L
2-3 atPHI
11/3W 7-2 NYI
11/5 L
4-7 atFLA
11/6W 3-2 FLA
11/9 W
7-1EDM
11/11L 1-8 PHI
11/13 L
2-7
at MTL
11/17 W
7-1
OTT
11/19 OT
4-5**
at PIT
11/20 OT
1-2**
NSH
11/24 L
2-3
WSH
11/26W 3-0 atBOS
11/28 OT
2-3**
at WSH
11/29L
1-4DAL
12/3W 2-1* COL
12/4 L
2-5 atNSH
12/10OT 1-2** atDAL
12/11W 2-1** atSTL
12/15W 4-3 atFLA
12/16W 3-2** atATL
12/18W 4-2ANA
12/20L
1-5 atTB
12/23L
2-3 MTL
12/26L
2-3 WSH
12/28W 4-3 atTOR
12/29W 4-0 atOTT
1/1 W 6-3NJ
1/3 OT 3-4*FLA
1/5 OT 1-2* atNYR
1/7 W 5-3 atFLA
1/9 W 4-3*ATL
MAJOR TRADES
vs. Tampa Bay Lightning (home 4/9/11)
OTGF
11
224
11
247
11 236
12 223
12 195
GAPTS
197 107
240
103
239 91
26980
22972
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
1/11W 6-5** CGY
1/13 L
2-3 atBUF
1/15W 6-4 TB
1/17 L
0-7 atBOS
1/18L 2-3 BOS
1/20W 4-1 NYR
1/22 L
2-3 atPIT
1/24W 6-4 TOR
1/26 W 4-2 atNYI
2/1 L 2-3BOS
2/3 L
0-3 atTOR
2/5W 4-3*ATL
2/8 OT 2-3* atNJ
2/10 L
1-2 atPHI
2/12 OT 3-4* atTB
2/13 W 3-2 atATL
2/16 L
2-3 atNJ
2/18W 3-2 PHI
2/19L 1-4 NJ
2/22OT 3-4** NYR
2/25W 4-1 PIT
2/26 L
3-4 atMTL
3/1 W 2-1FLA
3/3 W 3-2*BUF
3/4 L
2-5 atCHI
3/9 OT 2-3*ATL
3/11 L
1-2 atWSH
3/12L 2-3 CBJ
3/15 W 1-0 atBUF
3/16L 1-3 TOR
3/18W 3-2* NYI
3/22W 4-3 OTT
3/25 W 4-3 atTB
3/26L 2-4 TB
3/29 W 3-2** atWSH
3/30W 6-2 MTL
4/2 W 4-2 atNYI
4/3 OT 1-2*BUF
4/6 W 3-0DET
4/8 W 6-1 atATL
4/9 L 2-6TB
09/21/10 – Signed forward Jeff Skinner to a three-year, entry-level contract.
11/16/10 – Claimed forward Troy Bodie on waivers from Anaheim.
11/17/10 – Acquired defenseman Ian White and forward Brett Sutter from Calgary in exchange
for defenseman Anton Babchuk and forward Tom Kostopoulos.
02/18/11 – Acquired defenseman Derek Joslin from San Jose in exchange for future
considerations; Acquired San Jose’s 2012 second-round draft pick in exchange for defenseman
Ian White.
02/22/11 – Acquired forward Cory Stillman from Florida in exchange for forward Ryan Carter
and Carolina’s 2011 fifth-round draft pick.
02/28/11 – Acquired defenseman Bryan Allen from Florida in exchange for forward
Sergei Samsonov.
33Derek JoslinD
36
Jussi Jokinen
LW
39
Patrick Dwyer
RW
44
Jay Harrison (injured)D
53
Jeff Skinner
C
59
Chad LaRose
RW
60
61
71
77
Justin Peters
G
Cory Stillman
LW
Jerome Samson
RW
Joe CorvoD
FINAL STATISTICS
(Hurricanes games only)
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
GP G A PTSPIMPP SHGW
ERIC STAAL
81334376 7212 3 8
*JEFF SKINNER
8231326346602
TUOMO RUUTU
82193857 54 7 0 1
ERIK COLE
8226265249319
JUSSI JOKINEN
7019335224801
JOE CORVO
8211294018511
JONI PITKANEN
725303560101
CHAD LAROSE
8216153159210
*JAMIE MCBAIN 767233032102
BRANDON SUTTER 82141529 25 1 0 3
SERGEI SAMSONOV
5810162612400
PATRICK DWYER 808101812012
CORY STILLMAN 2151116 4 201
TIM GLEASON
822141685000
JIRI TLUSTY
576 61214000
JAY HARRISON
723 710720 0 0
IAN WHITE
390101012000
ANTON BABCHUK
173 5 8 12101
ZACH BOYCHUK
23437 4101
DEREK JOSLIN
17145 2101
BRYAN ALLEN
190 5 5 19000
*ZAC DALPE
15314 0001
TOM KOSTOPOULOS
171 3 4 30000
TROY BODIE
501 2 3 54000
RYAN CARTER
320 3 3 22000
*JON MATSUMOTO 13202 4000
*JEROME SAMSON 23022 0000
PATRICK O’SULLIVAN
10101 2000
*DRAYSON BOWMAN
230 1 1 12000
CAM WARD
74011 0000
*BRETT SUTTER
1000 0000
BRYAN RODNEY
3000 2000
*JUSTIN PETERS 12000 4000
BRETT CARSON
13000 4000
PLAYER
CAM WARD
*JUSTIN PETERS
GOALTENDING
GPMINS GA GAA SO W-L-OT
744318184 2.56 437-26-10
12648 43 3.980 3-5-1
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• The Hurricanes take on SKA St. Petersburg in an exhibition game. Carolina is the first
NHL team to play in Russia in more than 20 years – October 4, 2010.
• The Hurricanes take part in the 2010 Compuware NHL Premiere, playing two games
against the Minnesota Wild at Hartwall Arena in Helsinki, Finland. Carolina wins both games
– October 7-8, 2010.
• Head Coach Paul Maurice coaches his 1,000th career NHL regular-season game, making
him the 19th head coach in league history – and the youngest at 43 years-302 days – to
accomplish that feat – November 28, 2010.
• Carolina notches the 1,000th regular-season win in franchise history, downing the
Toronto Maple Leafs 6-4 at the RBC Center – January 24, 2011.
• The Hurricanes host NHL All-Star Weekend. Team Lidstrom downs Team Staal by an
11-10 score in the All-Star Game. Jamie McBain, Jeff Skinner, Eric Staal and Cam Ward
represent Carolina in the events – January 28-30, 2011.
• Cam Ward sets a new franchise record for saves in a season with 2,191, shattering the
previous record of 1,844 set by Sean Burke in 1995-96. – April 9, 2011.
• Jeff Skinner becomes the first player in Carolina’s franchise history to win the Calder
Trophy as the NHL’s rookie of the year – June 22, 2011.
2009-10 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
5
Brian PothierD
6
Tim Gleason (injured)D
11
Zach Boychuk
C
12Eric Staal
C
13
Ray Whitney
LW
14
Sergei Samsonov
LW
15
Tuomo Ruutu (injured)
LW
16
Brandon Sutter
C
17
Rod Brind’Amour (injured)
C
21Drayson Bowman
LW
25
Joni Pitkanen (injured)D
26Erik Cole
LW
27
Brett CarsonD
28
Jamie McBainD
GPW
WASHINGTON82
54
ATLANTA 82 35
CAROLINA*82 35
TAMPA BAY
82
34
FLORIDA 82 32
L
15
34
37
36
37
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L
10/2L
10/3 L
10/6W
10/9W
10/10L
10/14OT
10/17L
10/21OT
10/23L
10/24OT
10/28L
10/31L
11/1L
11/4 L
11/6L
11/7 L
11/11L
11/13OT
11/15W
11/17OT
11/19W
11/21W
11/23L
11/25L
11/27L
11/28L
11/30L
12/5W
12/7 W
12/9 L
12/11OT
12/12L
12/16W
12/18L
12/19W
12/21L
12/23L
12/26OT
12/28W
12/31L
1/2 W
SCORE OPP.
0-2 PHI
2-7 atBOS
2-1** TB
7-2 FLA
2-5 atTB
2-3** PIT
0-2 atNJ
3-4** atNYI
4-5 atCOL
2-3* atMIN
2-5 STL
1-6 atPHI
1-5 SJ
0-3 atFLA
2-3 TOR
2-3 atCBJ
2-5 LA
3-4* NYI
5-4** MIN
2-3** atMTL
6-5** TOR
3-1 TB
0-2 atDAL
2-3 atANA
4-6ATL
1-5 atBUF
2-3 WSH
5-3 VAN
3-2 atPIT
2-4 atNJ
3-4* atWSH
2-4 atOTT
5-3DAL
3-6 atFLA
3-2 FLA
1-3 NYR
1-5 MTL
3-4** PHI
6-3 atWSH
1-2 NYR
2-1* atNYR
MAJOR TRADES
vs. Boston Bruins (away 4/10/10)
OTGF
13
318
13 234
10 230
12
217
13 208
GAPTS
233 121
25683
256 80
260
80
24477
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
1/7 L
2-4 atNSH
1/8 W 2-1COL
1/10W 4-1 OTT
1/12 W 4-2 atTOR
1/14 L
1-3 atDET
1/16L 3-5ATL
1/18L 2-3 TB
1/21 W 5-2 atATL
1/23 L
2-4 atPHI
1/24W 5-1 BOS
1/27 W 5-1 atNYR
1/28W 4-1 NYI
1/30W 4-2 CHI
2/1 L
2-4 atEDM
2/3 L
1-4 atCGY
2/5 W 4-3 atBUF
2/6 W 3-1 atNYI
2/9W 4-1FLA
2/11W 4-3* BUF
2/13W 5-2 NJ
3/2 W 5-1 atTOR
3/4 W 4-1OTT
3/6 L
1-4 atFLA
3/7 W 4-0 atATL
3/10 OT 3-4* atWSH
3/11W 4-3* PIT
3/13L 0-4 PHX
3/16L 2-5 BOS
3/18W 4-3* WSH
3/20 W 3-2* atPIT
3/21L 3-5 BUF
3/23 OT 2-3* atTB
3/25W 3-2** WSH
3/27L 0-4ATL
3/29 W 4-1 atATL
3/31 W 2-1 atMTL
4/1 OT 3-4** atOTT
4/3 L 0-4NJ
4/6 W 8-5 atTB
4/8 W 5-2MTL
4/10 L
2-4 atBOS
07/24/09 – Acquired defenseman Aaron Ward from Boston in exchange for forward Patrick
Eaves and a fourth-round pick in 2010.
12/03/09 – Acquired forward Jiri Tlusty from Toronto in exchange for forward Philippe Paradis.
02/07/10 – Traded defenseman Niclas Wallin and a 2010 fifth-round pick to San Jose for
Buffalo’s 2010 second-round pick.
02/12/10 – Traded forward Matt Cullen to Ottawa for defenseman Alexandre Picard and
Ottawa’s 2010 second-round pick.
03/03/10 – Acquired goaltender Justin Pogge and Boston’s fourth-round pick in 2010 or 2011 from
Anaheim in exchange for defenseman Aaron Ward; Traded forward Scott Walker to Washington for
Washington’s 2010 seventh-round pick; Acquired defenseman Brian Pothier, forward Oskar Osala and
Washington’s 2011 second-round pick from Washington for defenseman Joe Corvo; Acquired forward
Cedric McNicoll and Colorado’s 2010 sixth-round pick from Colorado for forwards Stephane Yelle and
Harrison Reed; Traded defenseman Andrew Alberts to Vancouver for Vancouver’s 2010 third-round pick.
29
30
33
34
36
39
44
Tom Kostopoulos
RW
Cam Ward
G
Bryan RodneyD
Manny Legace
G
Jussi Jokinen
LW
Patrick Dwyer
RW
Jay HarrisonD
45
53
59
67
Alexandre Picard (injured)D
Casey BorerD
Chad LaRose
RW
Jerome Samson
RW
FINAL STATISTICS
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
ERIC STAAL
70294170 6813 0 5
JUSSI JOKINEN
81303565 3610 0 6
RAY WHITNEY
8021375826705
JONI PITKANEN
716404672101
BRANDON SUTTER 72211940 2 503
MATT CULLEN
6012284026121
TUOMO RUUTU
5414213550501
SERGEI SAMSONOV 7214152932202
CHAD LAROSE
5611172824010
TOM KOSTOPOULOS8281321106020
ROD BRIND’AMOUR 809101936202
TIM GLEASON
615141978110
ERIK COLE
401151629201
PATRICK DWYER 587 512 6 002
JOE CORVO
344 81210400
*BRETT CARSON 542101212000
*BRYAN RODNEY 2211011 8 000
AARON WARD
601101154000
*JAMIE MCBAIN
143 710 0 101
ANDREW ALBERTS
622 81074000
*ZACH BOYCHUK 31369 2000
STEPHANE YELLE
594 3 7 28010
JIRI TLUSTY
18156 6000
JAY HARRISON
381 5 6 50000
SCOTT WALKER
333 2 5 23100
NICLAS WALLIN
470 5 5 26000
BRIAN POTHIER
201 3 4 11001
CAM WARD
47033 0000
*DRAYSON BOWMAN
9202 4100
*JEROME SAMSON 702210000
MANNY LEGACE 28011 0000
*OSKAR OSALA
1000 0000
*CASEY BORER
2000 0000
STEVEN GOERTZEN 6000 5000
ALEXANDRE PICARD9000 6000
*JUSTIN PETERS 9000 0000
TIM CONBOY
120 0 0 24000
PLAYER
CAM WARD
MANNY LEGACE
*JUSTIN PETERS
MICHAEL LEIGHTON
GOALTENDING
472651119 2.69 0 18-23-5
281472 69 2.81 1 10-7-5
9 488 23 2.830 6-3-0
7 350 25 4.290 1-4-0
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• Goaltender Cam Ward signs a six-year contract extension which begins in 2010-11 and
will run through 2015-16 – September 30, 2009.
• Forward Ray Whitney plays his 1,000th NHL regular-season game in the Hurricanes’
game at Nassau Coliseum against the New York Islanders – October 21, 2009.
• Forward Eric Staal’s 349-game “ironman” streak ends when he misses Carolina’s game
at Florida. The games-played streak is the longest since the team’s relocation, and the
second-longest in franchise history – November 4, 2009.
• The Hurricanes name Eric Staal captain and Rod Brind’Amour alternate captain –
January 20, 2010.
• All four Hurricanes players – Tim Gleason (USA-silver), Joni Pitkanen (Finland-bronze),
Tuomo Ruutu (Finland-bronze) and Eric Staal (Canada-gold) – competing in the 2010 Winter
Olympics in Vancouver win medals – February 28, 2010.
• Paul Maurice coaches his 800th game behind the Hurricanes’ bench, making him the
10th coach in NHL history to coach 800 games with one franchise – March 16, 2010.
• Forward Brandon Sutter finishes the season with 20 goals and only two penalty minutes,
making him the first NHL player since Sergei Berezin (26g, 2 PIM) in 1999-00 to have at least
20 goals while only taking two penalty minutes – April 10, 2010.
2008-09 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
4Dennis SeidenbergD
5
Frantisek Kaberle (injured)D
6
Tim GleasonD
7
Niclas WallinD
8
Matt Cullen (injured)
C
12Eric Staal
C
13
Ray Whitney
LW
14
15
17
18
20
24
25
vs. New Jersey Devils (away 4/11/09)
Sergei Samsonov
LW
Tuomo Ruutu
LW
Rod Brind’Amour
C
Ryan Bayda (scratch)
LW
Michael Ryan (scratch)
C
Scott Walker
RW
Joni PitkanenD
GPW L OTGF GAPTS
WASHINGTON82
50
24
8
272
245 108
CAROLINA*82 45 30 7 239 226 97
FLORIDA 82 41 30 11 234 23193
ATLANTA 82 35 41 6 257 28076
TAMPA BAY
82
24
40
18
210
279
66
*Def. New Jersey in Eastern Conf. Quarterfinals, 4-3; Def. Boston in Eastern Conf. Semifinals,
4-3; Lost to Pittsburgh in Eastern Conf. Finals, 4-0.
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L
10/10W
10/11W
10/13L
10/17OT
10/19W
10/23L
10/25W
10/28OT
10/30W
11/1L
11/2W
11/4 W
11/6 L
11/7W
11/9L
11/12L
11/14L
11/16W
11/18W
11/21W
11/23L
11/24L
11/26L
11/28W
11/30L
12/4L
12/6OT
12/7W
12/11OT
12/13OT
12/16W
12/18W
12/20L
12/21W
12/23L
12/26W
12/27L
12/31W
1/2 W
1/3 W
1/6 W
SCORE OPP.
6-4 FLA
4-3* atTB
1-3DET
3-4* atLA
3-1 atANA
1-4 atPIT
4-3 atNYI
2-3** atMTL
1-0 atSTL
1-3EDM
6-4 TOR
5-4* atTOR
2-3 atWSH
2-1 OTT
2-5ATL
1-5 WSH
2-3 atATL
3-2** TB
2-1 MTL
5-2 PHX
2-5 NSH
2-3 atFLA
1-3 PHI
3-2* atPHI
1-4ANA
2-5 PIT
1-2* PHI
3-1 WSH
5-6** atPHI
2-3** atNYR
3-2 MTL
2-1* FLA
2-4 atBOS
3-2* atMTL
2-3 atMIN
5-4 atATL
2-4 BOS
3-1ATL
2-1STL
3-2 atTB
3-2NJ
MAJOR TRADES
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
1/8 L
2-4 atFLA
1/10 L
1-5 atBOS
1/13 L
1-5 atOTT
1/15L 4-6 TOR
1/17 L
1-3 atBUF
1/19 W 2-0 atTOR
1/20 W 2-1 atPIT
1/27 L
2-3 atNYR
1/29W 3-2 TB
1/31W 2-0ATL
2/3 L
3-4 atVAN
2/5 W 4-3** atSJ
2/7 W 7-2 atPHX
2/12L 0-5 FLA
2/14L 1-5 CBJ
2/15 W 3-0 atBUF
2/17L 1-5 BOS
2/19 W 6-2 atNYI
2/20W 4-1 TB
2/22W t-2 COL
2/24 L
2-4 atOTT
2/26W 2-1** BUF
2/28 L
3-5 atATL
3/3 W 5-2 atWSH
3/6 W 6-1CGY
3/7 W 9-3 atTB
3/9 W 3-0NYR
3/11 OT 2-3** atCHI
3/12 L
2-3 atDAL
3/14 OT 4-5** atWSH
3/18W 4-2 NJ
3/20W 5-4 NYI
3/21W 4-1 WSH
3/23 W 3-2* atFLA
3/25W 2-1 OTT
3/28 W 2-1 atNJ
4/2 W 4-2NYR
4/4 W 3-2*PIT
4/7W 9-0NYI
4/9 L 1-5BUF
4/11 L
2-3 atNJ
07/01/08 – Acquired defenseman Joni Pitkanen from Edmonton in exchange for forward Erik Cole.
02/07/09 – Acquired forward Jussi Jokinen from Tampa Bay in exchange for forward/
defenseman Wade Brookbank, defenseman Josef Melichar and a fourth-round pick in 2009.
03/04/09 – Acquired forward Patrick O’Sullivan and Calgary’s second-round pick in 2009
from Los Angeles in exchange for forward Justin Williams; traded O’Sullivan and Carolina’s
second-round pick in 2009 to Edmonton for forward Erik Cole and Edmonton’s fifth-round
pick in 2009.
26Erik Cole
LW
30
Cam Ward
G
33Anton BabchukD
36
Jussi Jokinen
LW
38
Tim ConboyD
44
Patrick Eaves
RW
49
Michael Leighton
G
59
63
77
Chad LaRose
RW
Dwight Helminen
C
Joe CorvoD
FINAL STATISTICS
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
RAY WHITNEY
8224537732702
ERIC STAAL
82403575 5014 1 8
TUOMO RUUTU
79262854 7910 0 4
MATT CULLEN
6922214320422
JOE CORVO
8114243818816
ANTON BABCHUK 7216193516904
JONI PITKANEN
717263358203
CHAD LAROSE
8119123135024
DENNIS SEIDENBERG
705253037201
SCOTT WALKER
415101539100
ERIK COLE
172131510000
PATRICK EAVES
746 81431111
RYAN BAYDA
705 71226000
TIM GLEASON
700121268000
JUSSI JOKINEN
251101112001
JUSTIN WILLIAMS 323 710 9 200
NICLAS WALLIN
642 81042001
FRANTISEK KABERLE
30178 8100
BRANDON SUTTER*501 5 6 16000
JOSEF MELICHAR 15044 8000
DAN LACOUTURE 112 0 2 10001
DWIGHT HELMINEN*23112 0000
MICHAEL RYAN
18022 2000
BRYAN RODNEY* 8022 2000
WADE BROOKBANK 271 0 1 40000
PATRICK DWYER* 13101 0000
TIM CONBOY
280 1 1 37000
JAKUB PETRUZALEK*
2011 0000
CAM WARD
68011 4000
BRETT CARSON*
5000 4000
CASEY BORER*
3000 5000
ZACH BOYCHUK*
2000 0000
MICHAEL LEIGHTON19000 4000
GOALTENDING
PLAYER
CAM WARD
683928160 2.44 6 39-23-5
MICHAEL LEIGHTON 191029 50 2.92 0 6-7-2
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• Paul Maurice is named head coach and Ron Francis is named associate head coach;
Peter Laviolette relieved of his head coaching duties – December 3, 2008.
• The Hurricanes score a 9-3 win at TB, marking the most goals in a game for the team
since relocating to North Carolina. Eric Staal scores four goals, marking the first time a
player had scored four goals in a game since relocation, and the third time the feat was
accomplished in franchise history. Staal’s six points set a Hurricanes record and tie the
franchise record for points in a game – March 7, 2009.
• Cam Ward earns his 39th win of the season in Carolina’s 9-0 rout of the NY Islanders.
For Ward, the win breaks Martin Gerber’s franchise record of 38 wins in a season. For the
Hurricanes, it marks their 45th win of the regular season - the second-best wins total in
franchise history – April 7, 2009.
• The Hurricanes’ franchise-record 12-game home winning streak is snapped. The 12game home winning streak shatters the previous record of nine games – April 9, 2009.
• “The Shock at the Rock” – Trailing 3-2 with 1:20 remaining in regulation, Jussi Jokinen
scores the tying goal in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals at New Jersey’s
Prudential Center. Eric Staal then beats Martin Brodeur with 32 seconds remaining, and the
Hurricanes advance to the second round – April 28, 2009.
• Scott Walker beats Tim Thomas 18:46 into overtime of Game 7 of the Eastern
Conference Semifinals at TD Banknorth Garden to give the Hurricanes a 3-2 win. Carolina
becomes just the fourth team to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals three times in
the first decade of the 2000s, joining NJ, PHI and PIT in that group.
2007-08 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
2
Glen WesleyD
4Dennis SeidenbergD
5
Frantisek KaberleD
6
Bret HedicanD
7
Niclas WallinD
8
Matt Cullen
C
11
Justin Williams (injured)
RW
12Eric Staal
13
Ray Whitney
14
Sergei Samsonov
15
Tuomo Ruutu
17
Rod Brind’Amour (injured)
18
Ryan Bayda
19
Trevor Letowski
GPW
WASHINGTON82
43
CAROLINA*82 43
FLORIDA 82 38
ATLANTA 82 34
TAMPA BAY
82
31
L
31
33
35
40
42
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L
10/3OT
10/5W
10/6 L
10/9 W
10/11W
10/13W
10/19OT
10/20OT
10/22W
10/24W
10/26L
10/27W
10/31L
11/3W
11/5W
11/8L
11/10W
11/12W
11/14L
11/16L
11/17W
11/21L
11/23W
11/24L
11/28L
11/30W
12/1 L
12/3 W
12/6 L
12/8 W
12/9 L
12/12L
12/14L
12/15W
12/18W
12/20L
12/22W
12/26L
12/28W
12/29L
12/31L
SCORE OPP.
2-3* MTL
4-1 PIT
0-2 atWSH
7-1 atTOR
5-3 atOTT
3-1 atMTL
3-4** atPIT
2-3* atPHI
3-1 VAN
6-2 BUF
4-7 MTL
8-3 atNYI
2-4 atFLA
4-2 FLA
5-0 WSH
1-5 TB
5-3 atATL
4-3 atFLA
1-6 atTB
0-3ATL
2-1 FLA
3-6 PHI
4-3 TB
2-5 atWSH
1-3 PHI
4-3 WSH
1-8 atBUF
4-0 atNYR
1-2 atTB
5-1 atMTL
2-5 atDET
0-6 OTT
3-4 CGY
6-5** atPHI
3-2* TOR
4-5 atFLA
4-1 atTB
2-4 atNYR
4-3 BOS
1-4 atCBJ
1-4 NYI
MAJOR TRADES
vs. Florida Panthers (home 4/7/07)
OTGF
8
242
6 252
9 216
8 216
9
223
GAPTS
231 94
249 92
22685
27276
267
71
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
1/2 OT 4-5*ATL
1/4 W 4-3 atATL
1/5 L
0-1 atSTL
1/8 W 1-0 atBOS
1/10L 1-4 NJ
1/12L 4-5 COL
1/15 L
4-5 atTOR
1/17 L
1-5 atOTT
1/18W 7-2EDM
1/21 W 3-2* atNYI
1/22L 3-6 NYI
1/29W 3-1 NYR
1/31W 3-2* TOR
2/2 L
1-4 atPIT
2/5 L
0-1 atNSH
2/8 W 2-1 atWSH
2/9 L
1-6 atNJ
2/12 W 3-2 atBOS
2/14W 4-2 PIT
2/16W 5-4 FLA
2/18 L
1-5 atNJ
2/19OT 2-3** BOS
2/21W 5-3ATL
2/23W 6-3 WSH
2/26W 2-1* NJ
2/28L 2-4 NYR
3/1 W 5-1TB
3/5 W 6-3 atATL
3/6 W 3-2MIN
3/8 W 4-3*BUF
3/12 W 3-0 atCHI
3/14 L
1-7 atBUF
3/16W 5-1 OTT
3/19 W 5-3 atATL
3/20 W 2-1** atFLA
3/25OT 2-3** WSH
3/28W 7-1ATL
3/29 L
1-2 atTB
4/1 L
1-4 atWSH
4/2 W 6-2TB
4/4 L 3-4FLA
01/08/08 – Claimed forward Sergei Samsonov on re-entry waivers from Chicago.
01/17/08 – Traded forward Craig Adams to Chicago for future considerations.
01/31/08 – Acquired forward Joe Jensen from Pittsburgh in exchange for forward
David Gove.
02/11/08 – Acquired defenseman Joe Corvo and forward Patrick Eaves from Ottawa in
exchange for defenseman Mike Commodore and forward Cory Stillman.
02/26/08 – Acquired forward Tuomo Ruutu from Chicago in exchange for forward
Andrew Ladd.
C
LW
LW
LW
C
LW
RW
24
Scott Walker
RW
26Erik Cole
LW
28Andrew HutchinsonD
30
Cam Ward
G
37
Keith Aucoin
RW
38
Tim Conboy (scratch)D
42
Tim GleasonD
44
Patrick Eaves (injured)
RW
45David Tanabe (injured)D
47
John Grahame
G
51
Jeff Hamilton (scratch)
F
59
Chad LaRose
RW
77
Joe CorvoD
FINAL STATISTICS
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
ERIC STAAL
82384482 5014 0 7
RAY WHITNEY
6625366130604
ERIK COLE
73222951 7610 0 4
MATT CULLEN
59133649 32 8 0 1
CORY STILLMAN
55212546 1410 0 6
SCOTT WALKER
58141832115424
JUSTIN WILLIAMS 379213043200
JEFF HAMILTON
589152410701
CHAD LAROSE
5811122346012
FRANTISEK KABERLE
800222230000
JOSEPH CORVO
2371421 8 502
TIM GLEASON
803161984000
ANDREW LADD
439 91831001
TREVOR LETOWSKI 759 91830011
BRET HEDICAN
662151770000
DENNIS SEIDENBERG470151518000
KEITH AUCOIN
385 81310000
MIKE COMMODORE
413 91274000
TUOMO RUUTU
174 71116300
NICLAS WALLIN
662 6 8 54000
GLEN WESLEY
781 7 8 52001
RYAN BAYDA
313 3 6 28000
CRAIG ADAMS
402 3 5 34000
PATRICK EAVES
11145 4100
TIM CONBOY*
190 5 5 60000
CASEY BORER*
11123 4000
DAVID TANABE
18123 8000
WADE BROOKBANK 321 1 2 76000
JOE JENSEN*
6101 2001
BRANDON NOLAN* 6011 0000
JOHN GRAHAME 17011 4000
CAM WARD
69011 4000
JOEY MORMINA* 1000 0000
MICHAEL LEIGHTON 3000 0000
GOALTENDING
PLAYER
MICHAEL LEIGHTON
CAM WARD
JOHN GRAHAME
3 158 7 2.660 1-1-0
693930180 2.75 4 37-25-5
17848 53 3.750 5-7-1
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• Forward Eric Staal becomes the sixth-fastest player in franchise history (268 games) to
score 100 goals when he beats Johan Holmqvist in a 4-3 win vs. TB – November 23, 2007.
• Eric Staal represents the Eastern Conference at the NHL All-Star Game in Atlanta. Staal
is named the Game’s Most Valuable Player with two goals and an assist on Marc Savard’s
game-winner, helping the Eastern Conference to an 8-7 win. It marks the first All-Star
Game MVP for a player in franchise history – January 27, 2008.
• Defenseman Glen Wesley passes Tim Horton (1,446) on the NHL’s all-time games
played list for defensemen – March 12, 2008.
• Glen Wesley announces his retirement as a player and is named director of defenseman
development. President/General Manager Jim Rutherford announces that Wesley’s No. 2
jersey would be retired to the RBC Center rafters – June 5, 2008.
2006-07 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
2
Glen WesleyD
4Dennis SeidenbergD
5
Frantisek KaberleD
6
Bret Hedican (injured)D
7
Niclas WallinD
8
Tim Gleason (injured)
C
11
Justin Williams
RW
12Eric Staal
C
13
Ray Whitney
LW
16Andrew Ladd
LW
17
Rod Brind’Amour
C
19
Trevor Letowski
RW
22
Mike CommodoreD
24
Scott Walker
RW
GPW
ATLANTA 82 43
TAMPA BAY
82
44
CAROLINA*82 40
FLORIDA 82 35
WASHINGTON82
28
L
28
33
34
31
40
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L
10/4OT
10/6L
10/7 L
10/11L
10/13W
10/14W
10/16W
10/20L
10/21OT
10/25W
10/26L
10/28W
11/1 W
11/2L
11/4 W
11/7 OT
11/9W
11/11W
11/13L
11/15W
11/17W
11/18W
11/21L
11/22L
11/24W
11/28L
11/30W
12/2W
12/5 L
12/6 L
12/8 OT
12/11L
12/15L
12/16W
12/19W
12/22W
12/23W
12/26W
12/28L
12/29W
12/31L
SCORE OPP.
2-3** BUF
0-4 NJ
2-5 atWSH
3-6 atFLA
4-3 atATL
5-1 atPIT
5-1 atTB
4-5 atBUF
3-4* atNYI
5-4*ATL
1-5 atTB
6-4 TB
5-2 atATL
0-4 MTL
3-2 atOTT
2-3** atNJ
5-0 WSH
6-2 PIT
4-7 BUF
2-1 NYR
4-1 atWSH
5-4DAL
0-4 atNYR
2-4 atNYI
5-1 atBOS
1-4 OTT
4-2 MTL
5-2 BOS
0-3 atCGY
1-3 atEDM
3-4* atVAN
2-5 atCOL
3-4 TOR
3-2 atTB
2-1 atPHI
5-1 NYI
3-2* atFLA
4-2 FLA
1-4 atBUF
4-2ANA
2-5 PHI
MAJOR TRADES
vs. Florida Panthers (home 4/7/07)
OTGF
11 246
5
253
8 241
16 247
14
235
GAPTS
24597
261
93
253 88
25786
286 70
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
1/2 L
0-3 atPIT
1/4 L 0-2PHX
1/6 W 4-2NYI
1/9 W 4-1 atTOR
1/11W 6-4 FLA
1/13OT 3-4**ATL
1/16 W 3-2* atFLA
1/18L 2-5 WSH
1/20OT 5-6** TB
1/26W 6-2 WSH
1/27 L
3-7 atWSH
1/30L 1-4 TOR
2/1 L 0-4TB
2/3OT 3-4*BOS
2/6 W 2-1 atMTL
2/8 W 5-2 atBOS
2/10 L
4-5 atMIN
2/13W 2-1 LA
2/15L 1-4 NYR
2/17 W 5-3 atMTL
2/20L 1-3ATL
2/22W 3-2* PHI
2/24 W 4-1 atATL
2/27L 2-4 OTT
2/28 L
0-2 atOTT
3/2 W 3-2PIT
3/4 L
1-3 atATL
3/9 W 3-0 atWSH
3/11 L
1-2** atNYR
3/13W 3-1 FLA
3/15L 2-3 NJ
3/17 W 7-2 atNJ
3/22W 4-3 WSH
3/24W 6-4 SJ
3/27 L
1-6 atTOR
3/28 L
1-5 atPHI
3/30L 2-4 TB
4/1 W 4-3* atFLA
4/3 L
2-3 atTB
4/6 L 1-4ATL
4/7W 5-4*FLA
09/29/06 – Acquired forward Eric Belanger and defenseman Tim Gleason from LA in
exchange for the rights to defenseman Jack Johnson and defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky.
01/08/07 – Acquired defenseman Dennis Seidenberg from PHX in exchange for forward
Kevyn Adams.
02/09/07 – Acquired forward Josef Vasicek from NSH in exchange for forward Eric Belanger.
02/23/07 – Acquired forward Anson Carter from CBJ in exchange for a 2008
fifth-round draft pick.
26Erik Cole
LW
27
Craig Adams
RW
28Andrew HutchinsonD
30
Cam Ward
G
45David TanabeD
47
John Grahame
G
48Anton Babchuk (scratch)D
59
Chad LaRose
61
Cory Stillman
63
Josef Vasicek
77Anson Carter (scratch)
RW
LW
C
RW
FINAL STATISTICS
SCORING
PLAYER
RAY WHITNEY
8132518346606
ROD BRIND’AMOUR
7826568246925
ERIC STAAL
82304070 6812 1 1
JUSTIN WILLIAMS
82333467 7312 2 8
ERIK COLE
7129326176904
SCOTT WALKER
8121305145606
MIKE COMMODORE
8272229113021
CORY STILLMAN
435222724100
ANDREW LADD
6511102146203
ERIC BELANGER
568122014301
CHAD LAROSE
806121810020
DAVID TANABE
605121744200
CRAIG ADAMS
827 71454011
ANDREW HUTCHINSON 413111430200
ANTON BABCHUK
522121430002
GLEN WESLEY
681121356011
NICLAS WALLIN
672 81048000
BRET HEDICAN
500101036000
JOSEF VASICEK
252 7 9 22000
FRANTISEK KABERLE
272 6 8 20101
TREVOR LETOWSKI
612 6 8 18000
TIM GLEASON
572 4 6 571 0 0
DENNIS SEIDENBERG
20156 2000
KEVYN ADAMS
352 2 4 17010
JOHN GRAHAME
28033 2000
RYAN BAYDA
9112 2000
KEITH AUCOIN
8011 0000
ANSON CARTER
10101 2100
CAM WARD
60011 6000
DAVID GOVE
1000 0000
GOALTENDING
PLAYER
JOHN GRAHAME
CAM WARD
281515 72 2.85 0 10-13-2
603422167 2.93 2 30-21-6
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• The Hurricanes open the season against their 2006 Eastern Conference Finals
opponent, Buffalo, and raise their 2006 Stanley Cup Champions banner to the RBC Center’s
rafters in front of an overflow crowd of 18,840 – October 4, 2006.
• Hurricanes goaltender Cam Ward records his first NHL regular-season shutout as
Carolina scores a 5-0 win vs. Washington – November 9, 2006.
• Hurricanes forwards Eric Staal and Justin Williams represent the Eastern Conference
at the NHL All-Star Game in Dallas, each notching a goal. It marks the first time since 1999
that two members of the Hurricanes have gone to an All-Star Game – January 24, 2007.
• Ray Whitney sets a franchise record scoring three even-strength goals in a 1:40 span in
the second period of Carolina’s 5-2 win at Boston. The feat marks the fastest three evenstrength goals in the NHL since Bill Mosienko scored three times in :21 in his Blackhawks’
7-6 win at NY Rangers, March 23, 1952 – February 8, 2007.
• Hurricanes establish a new single-season attendance record of more than 650,000 fans
when they host an overflow crowd of 18,763 against San Jose. Carolina finishes the season
having hosted 712,861 fans in its 41 home games, an average of 17,387 fans per game and
93.3% of the RBC Center’s capacity – March 24, 2007.
• Rod Brind’Amour wins the Frank J. Selke Trophy at the NHL Awards in Toronto –
June 14, 2007.
2005-06 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
2
Glen WesleyD
4Aaron WardD
5
Frantisek KaberleD
6
Bret HedicanD
7
Niclas WallinD
8
Matt Cullen
C
11
Justin Williams
RW
vs. Buffalo Sabres (home 4/18/06)
12Eric Staal
C
13
Ray Whitney (injured)
LW
14
Kevyn Adams
C
16Andrew Ladd (scratch)
LW
17
Rod Brind’Amour
C
18
Mark Recchi
RW
22
Mike CommodoreD
GPW L OTGF GAPTS
CAROLINA*82 52 22 8 294 260 112
TAMPA BAY
82
43
33
6
252
260
92
ATLANTA 82 41 33 8 281 27590
FLORIDA 82 37 34 11 240 25785
WASHINGTON82
29
41
12
237
306 70
*Def. Montreal in Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, 4-2; Def. New Jersey in Eastern
Conference Semifinals, 4-1; Def. Buffalo in Eastern Conference Finals, 4-3; Def. Edmonton
in Stanley Cup Final 4-3.
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L
10/5 L
10/7W
10/8 L
10/12W
10/15W
10/20OT
10/22W
10/24W
10/26W
10/28W
10/29W
11/3W
11/5W
11/9 W
11/11 W
11/12L
11/15W
11/17W
11/19L
11/20L
11/22L
11/25W
11/27L
11/29W
12/2 OT
12/3 L
12/6 W
12/8 W
12/10L
12/13W
12/15W
12/17W
12/20W
12/23W
12/26OT
12/28L
12/29OT
12/31W
1/4 W
1/6 W
1/7 W
SCORE OPP.
2-5 atTB
3-2** PIT
2-3 atNYI
7-2 WSH
6-1 atNJ
4-5* atTOR
4-0 atWSH
3-2 OTT
4-3* BOS
8-6 PHI
5-3 atPIT
4-3 TOR
2-0 FLA
5-3 atBUF
1-0 atFLA
0-9ATL
2-1 atOTT
5-1 NYR
3-4 atNYR
2-5 TB
3-5 OTT
4-3** TOR
2-5ATL
4-3* atATL
4-5** atDAL
4-8 atPHX
6-2 atANA
3-2 atLA
3-4 atSJ
5-3 CHI
2-1 CBJ
4-1 NJ
6-4 TB
4-3 FLA
4-5* atTB
2-6 atOTT
3-4* PHI
5-3 MTL
4-3ATL
4-1NYI
3-0 atNYI
MAJOR TRADES
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
1/10W 3-2DET
1/13W 5-4* NSH
1/15W 4-2 STL
1/17 W 4-3** atPHI
1/19W 4-3 NYI
1/21 L
2-5 atWSH
1/23W 7-3 MTL
1/25 W 4-3** atFLA
1/26 W 5-1 atATL
1/28W 4-1ATL
1/31 W 8-2 atMTL
2/3 L
0-3 atNJ
2/5 W 4-3** atBOS
2/9 L
3-5 atTB
2/10L 3-4 PIT
2/12W 4-3** BUF
3/1 W 4-3BOS
3/3 W 5-2FLA
3/4 W 7-5 atPIT
3/6 W 2-1 atNYR
3/8 OT 2-3** atPHI
3/10 L
3-5 atFLA
3/11 OT 3-4* atFLA
3/14W 5-3 NYR
3/16 W 5-1 atMTL
3/18 L
2-4 atBOS
3/21 L
2-3 atTOR
3/22 W 4-3 atBUF
3/25L 1-3 WSH
3/27W 2-1 TB
3/29L 1-5 WSH
3/31W 3-2 FLA
4/1 L
2-5 atATL
4/3 W 6-5*WSH
4/5 W 4-3** atWSH
4/7 W 4-3 atWSH
4/8 L
2-5 atATL
4/11OT 3-4* NJ
4/14W 5-4** TB
4/15 OT 2-3* atTB
4/18L 0-4 BUF
07/29/05 – Acquired defenseman Mike Commodore from CGY in exchange for a third-round
pick in 2005.
01/20/06 – Acquired defenseman Anton Babchuk and a fourth-round pick in 2007 from CHI
in exchange for defenseman Danny Richmond and a fourth-round pick in 2006.
01/30/06 – Acquired forward Doug Weight and defenseman Erkki Rajamaki from STL in
exchange for forwards Jesse Boulerice, Mike Zigomanis and Magnus Kahnberg, CAR’s firstround pick in 2006, TOR’s fourth-round pick in 2006 and CHI’s fourth-round pick in 2007.
03/09/06 – Acquired forward Mark Recchi from PIT in exchange for forwards Niklas
Nordgren, Krystofer Kolanos and Carolina’s second-round pick in 2007.
24Andrew Hutchinson (scratch)D
26Erik Cole (injured)
LW
27
Craig Adams
RW
29
Martin Gerber
G
30
Cam Ward
G
39Doug Weight
C
48Anton Babchuk (scratch)D
59
61
63
70
Chad LaRose
RW
Cory Stillman
LW
Josef Vasicek
C
Oleg TverdovskyD
FINAL STATISTICS
(Hurricanes)
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
ERIC STAAL
8245 55100 81 19 4 4
JUSTIN WILLIAMS 82
31457660844
CORY STILLMAN
7221 55 76 32 10 0 3
ROD BRIND’AMOUR 7831 39 70 68 19 2 5
ERIK COLE
60302959 54 3 3 8
RAY WHITNEY
6317 38 55 42 12 0 2
MATT CULLEN
78
25244940805
FRANTISEK KABERLE776384446103
BRET HEDICAN
745222758211
AARON WARD
716192562001
KEVYN ADAMS
82
1582336022
OLEG TVERDOVSKY 723202337000
CRAIG ADAMS
67
10112151112
DOUG WEIGHT
234 91325200
MIKE COMMODORE 7231013138002
CHAD LAROSE*
491121335001
ANDREW LADD*
296 511 4 300
ANDREW HUTCHINSON*
363 81118200
GLEN WESLEY
642 81046000
JOSEF VASICEK
23459 8000
NICLAS WALLIN
504 4 8 42000
MARK RECCHI
204 3 7 12201
NIKLAS NORDGREN 434 2 6 30000
ANTON BABCHUK* 22325 6200
RADIM VRBATA
16235 6100
CAM WARD*
28022 0000
MARTIN GERBER 60022 4000
MIKE ZIGOMANIS 21101 4000
DAVID GOVE
1011 0000
KEITH AUCOIN
7011 4000
DANNY RICHMOND 10011 7000
JESSE BOULERICE 260 0 0 51000
GOALTENDING
PLAYER
MARTIN GERBER
CAM WARD
GP MINS GA GAA SOW-L-OT
603493162 2.78 338-14-6
281484 91 3.68 0 14-8-2
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• NHL Board of Governors ratifies new six-year Collective Bargaining Agreement with the
NHL Players’ Association – July 22, 2005.
• Carolina wins its ninth straight game, marking the second nine-game win streak of the
season and in franchise history. Carolina becomes just the fifth team in NHL history to post
two win streaks of nine games or more in a single season – January 19, 2006.
• Hurricanes win 8-2 at Montreal for their 13th win in January and become the seventh
team in NHL history to win 13 games in a month – January 31, 2006.
• Hurricanes clinch their third Southeast Division title with a 3-2 win against Florida.
Carolina would go on to a 55-22-8 record, finishing second in the Eastern Conference and
setting franchise highs for wins and points (112) in a season – March 31, 2006.
• Cory Stillman scores 1:19 into overtime at Montreal to advance Carolina into the
Eastern Conference Semifinals – May 2, 2006.
• Cam Ward earns his first NHL shutout as Carolina wins 6-0 in Game 1 of the Eastern
Conference Semifinals. Hurricanes would go on to win series 4-1 – May 5, 2006.
• Carolina defeats Buffalo 4-2 in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals to advance its
second Stanley Cup Final – June 1, 2006.
• Justin Williams’ empty-net goal with 1:01 remaining secures the Hurricanes’ 3-1 win in
Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final against Edmonton and gives the franchise its first Stanley
Cup championship – June 19, 2006.
2003-04 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
1Arturs Irbe
G
2
Glen WesleyD
4Aaron WardD
6
Bret HedicanD
7
Niclas WallinD
11
Justin Williams
RW
12Eric Staal
C
15
14
17
18
19
22
23
vs. Florida Panthers (away 4/4/04)
Marty Murray
C
Kevyn Adams
C
Rod Brind’Amour
C
Mike Zigomanis
C
Radim Vrbata
RW
Sean HillD
Pavel Brendl
RW
GPW
TAMPA BAY
82
46
ATLANTA 82 33
CAROLINA* 82 28
FLORIDA
82 28
WASHINGTON82 23
L
22
37
34
35
46
T OTLGFGAPTS
8
6
245
192
106
8 4 214243 78
14 6 172209 76
15 4 188221 75
10 3 186 253 59
COMPLETE RESULTS
(*Overtime)
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
1/9 L
1-4 atWSH
1/11T 2-2* OTT
1/15 L
4-5 atTB
1/16
W
4-3
at ATL
1/18L 2-5ATL
1/20L 1-3 OTT
1/21 W 2-1 atNJ
1/23L 2-3 NYI
1/25L 2-4 BUF
1/27 W 2-0 atTOR
1/29L 3-5 WSH
1/31 T
4-4* atDET
2/3 L
1-3 atCOL
2/4 L
2-3 atANA
2/12T 3-3* WSH
2/14 L
1-4 atNJ
2/16W 3-1 FLA
2/19OTL 1-2* TOR
2/21T 3-3* BOS
2/23 W 2-1 atTOR
2/25 W 2-1 atWSH
2/28 OTL 0-1 atMTL
2/29 T
3-3 atMIN
3/2 L 0-3CBJ
3/5 W 3-2* atATL
3/6 L 1-4NJ
3/8 W 4-1 atCBJ
3/10L 2-4 TB
3/12W 4-2ATL
3/13 W 5-1 atTB
3/15 OTL 0-1* atATL
3/17 W 3-2 atCHI
3/19 OTL 3-4* atPIT
3/20 W 3-2* atOTT
3/23L 2-4 PHI
3/25W 3-2 FLA
3/27 W 3-2 atNYI
3/29 L
1-3 atFLA
3/30L 2-3 BOS
4/2 L 4-6NYI
4/4 T
6-6* atFLA
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
10/9 L
1-3 atFLA
10/11L
1-2 NJ
10/13T
2-2* FLA
10/18T
2-2* atNYR
10/22T
1-1* atPIT
10/23W 2-0 atBOS
10/25T
4-4* atPHI
10/28W 3-0 SJ
10/30L
1-4 atNYR
11/1 L
3-4 atTB
11/2L 1-2 TOR
11/6W 6-3 NYR
11/8W 3-2* LA
11/9T 1-1* TB
11/12L
1-7 atWSH
11/13W 5-1ATL
11/15L
1-2 WSH
11/18T 2-2* PHI
11/20L
6-1 atOTT
11/21L
0-5 atBUF
11/23T
0-0* TB
11/26W 2-0 atNYI
11/28L
2-4 atPHI
11/29W 4-3 PIT
12/3OTL 1-2* NSH
12/5T 1-1* MTL
12/6 L
1-3 atMTL
12/9 W 3-2 atEDM
12/11L
1-0 atCGY
12/14OTL 1-2* atVAN
12/18W 2-1* PIT
12/20W 2-1
atBOS
12/22L
1-3DAL
12/26L
1-3 atBUF
12/27W 2-1* MTL
12/29W 2-1 BUF
12/31L
1-3ANA
1/2 L 1-4DET
1/4 L 0-3PHX
1/6 W 2-0STL
1/8 W 3-2NYR
MAJOR TRADES
01/20/04 – Acquired forward Justin Williams from PHI in exchange for defenseman
Danny Markov.
02/20/04 – Acquired defenseman Chris Behan and WSH’s third-round pick in 2004 from COL
in exchange for defenseman Bob Boughner.
03/09/04 – Traded forward Ron Francis to TOR for a fourth-round draft pick in 2005.
06/16/04 – Traded goaltender Arturs Irbe to CBJ in exchange for future considerations.
06/18/04 – Acquired goaltender Martin Gerber from ANA in exchange for defenseman Tomas
Malec and a third-round pick in the 2004 Entry Draft.
25
Bruno St. JacquesD
26Erik Cole
LW
27
Craig Adams
RW
36
Jesse Boulerice
RW
38Allan RourkeD
47
Brad FastD
52Damian Surma
C
62
63
80
92
Jaroslav Svoboda
Josef Vasicek
Kevin Weekes
Jeff O’Neill
LW
C
G
C
FINAL STATISTICS
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
GP G A PTSPIM PPSHGW GT
JOSEF VASICEK
82192645 60 6 0 5 0
ERIK COLE
80182442 93 22 3 1
SEAN HILL
80132639 84 60 1 0
ROD BRIND’AMOUR78 12 26 38 28 1 0 1 0
JEFF O’NEILL
67142034 60 7 0 4 0
ERIC STAAL*
81112031 40 21 3 0
RON FRANCIS
68102030 14 5 0 1 2
RADIM VRBATA 80121325 24 40 2 0
BRET HEDICAN
81 7 172464 20 3 0
KEVYN ADAMS
7310122243 05 1 0
JUSTIN WILLIAMS 35 5 1318 32 10 0 0
CRAIG ADAMS
80 7 1017 69 01 0 0
DANNY MARKOV 44 4 1014 37 20 1 0
MARTY MURRAY 66 5 7 12 8 00 0 1
NICLAS WALLIN 57 3 7 1051 00 0 1
PAVEL BRENDL 18538 8 1011
AARON WARD
493 5 8372000
JESSE BOULERICE 766 1 7127000 1
RYAN BAYDA*
443 3 6220010
GLEN WESLEY
740 6 6320000
BOB BOUGHNER 430 5 5800000
JAROSLAV SVOBODA
33314 6 0010
ALLAN ROURKE* 251 2 3220000
MIKE ZIGOMANIS*17033 2 0000
BRUNO ST. JACQUES
35022310000
BRAD FAST*
1101 0 0001
DAMIAN SURMA* 1011 0 0000
JOEY TETARENKO 2000 0 0000
BRETT LYSAK*
2000 2 0000
TOMAS MALEC 2000 2 0000
TOMAS KURKA* 3000 0 0000
ARTURS IRBE
10000 2 0000
JAMIE STORR
14000 0 0000
KEVIN WEEKES 66000 6 0000
GOALTENDING
PLAYER
KEVIN WEEKES
ARTURS IRBE
JAMIE STORR
GPMINS GA GAA SO W-L-T
51 3765 146 2.33 623-30-11
10564 23 2.45 0 5-2-1
14660 32 2.91 0 0-8-2
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• The Hurricanes name Peter Laviolette as the franchise’s 11th head coach. Kevin
McCarthy is retained as an assistant coach and former Carolina player Jeff Daniels is also
named an assistant coach. Paul Maurice, Randy Ladouceur and Don Edwards are relieved
of their coaching duties – December 15, 2003.
• Kevyn Adams breaks the franchise record for shorthanded goals in a season (5) –
March 5, 2004.
• The Hurricanes host the NHL Entry Draft at the RBC Center, drawing 15,672 fans for day
one—the largest draft crowd in over a decade. Carolina trades the eighth overall pick and a
second-round pick for the fourth overall selection, taking top-rated North American skater
Andrew Ladd – June 26-27, 2004.
• NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman confirms that NHL teams will not play until the
Collective Bargaining Agreement is replaced, delaying the 2004-05 season (officially
canceled on February 16, 2005) – September 15, 2004.
2002-03 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
1Arturs Irbe
G
4Aaron WardD
6
Bret HedicanD
7
Niclas WallinD
10
Ron Francis
C
11
Jeff Daniels
LW
12
Craig MacDonald
C
14
Kevyn Adams
C
vs. NY Islanders (home 4/6/03)
17
Rod Brind’Amour
C
19
Radim Vrbata
RW
20
Jan Hlavac
LW
21David TanabeD
22
Sean HillD
25
Bruno St. JacquesD
26Erik Cole
LW
27
Craig Adams
RW
GPW L T OTLGFGAPTS
Tampa Bay 82 36 25 16 5 219210 93
Washington82 39 29 8 6 224 220 92
Atlanta 82 31 39 7 5 226284 74
Florida 822436 13 9 17623770
Carolina* 82 22 43 11 6 171240 61
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
10/9L 1-4 NYR
10/11W 5-3ATL
10/12 L
1-5
at TB
10/15OTL 1-2* atSTL
10/17L
1-2 WSH
10/19W 3-1 NJ
10/22W 4-1 atNYI
10/23L
1-4 atOTT
10/26T
3-3* CHI
10/29W 2-1
atNJ
10/30W 4-2 NYI
11/1T 2-2* MTL
11/5OTL1-2* PHI
11/7W 2-0 BUF
11/9W 3-2 PIT
11/12W 3-2 PHX
11/15T 1-1* PHI
11/17OTL 1-2* TB
11/19T 4-4* OTT
11/21L
1-3 atBOS
11/23W 7-3 atMTL
11/25L
1-3 atNYR
11/27L
2-3 VAN
11/29W 6-4DET
11/30W 4-2 atCBJ
12/3 W 2-1 atNSH
12/4 L
2-4 atFLA
12/6L 0-2 FLA
12/7 L
2-5 atOTT
12/11 L 1-4
atEDM
12/12W 4-3 atCGY
12/15L
1-2 atMIN
12/18 T 1-1*
TB
12/20W 3-2* atATL
12/22W 1-0DAL
12/27L
3-5ATL
12/28L
0-3 atNYI
12/31L
0-2 NYR
1/3 L
3-6 atBUF
1/4 W 4-2 atBOS
1/7 T
3-3* atATL
MAJOR TRADES
(*Overtime)
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
1/8 L
1-5 atNYR
1/10L 1-4 WSH
1/12OTL2-3* COL
1/15L 0-2 PIT
1/17L 1-2 NJ
1/18 L
2-5 atNJ
1/20L 3-5 STL
1/22 L
3-5 atWSH
1/24W 3-1 FLA
1/25 OTL 2-3* atFLA
1/29L 2-3 TOR
1/30 L
1-3 atTB
2/5 L
2-6 atSJ
2/7 L
2-8 atLA
2/9 L
1-2 atCOL
2/11 OTL 1-2* atDAL
2/14W 3-1 WSH
2/15 T
2-2* atPHI
2/18 L
3-4 atTOR
2/19T 1-1* BOS
2/21T 2-2* TB
2/23L 0-4ANA
2/26 L
2-4 atPHX
3/1
L
1-4
at TOR
3/2 L
0-2 atWSH
3/4 L 2-4BOS
3/6 W 4-0 atPIT
3/7 W 1-0MIN
3/10W 6-5 CBJ
3/12 W 3-2* atBUF
3/13 L
3-5 atPHI
3/15T 0-0* LA
3/18L 5-6 OTT
3/22 L
3-5 atMTL
3/25T 3-3* TOR
3/26 L
1-5 atATL
3/29L 1-3 BUF
3/31L 0-4 MTL
4/2 L
2-3 atPIT
4/4
L
1-4
at FLA
4/6 L 1-2NYI
11/01/02 – Acquired forwards Jan Hlavac and Harold Druken from VAN in exchange for
forward Darren Langdon and defenseman Marek Malik.
02/07/03 – Acquired forward Pavel Brendl and defenseman Bruno St. Jacques from PHI in
exchange for forward Sami Kapanen and defenseman Ryan Bast.
03/09/03 – Acquired a second-round pick in 2004 from TOR in exchange for defenseman
Glen Wesley.
03/11/03 – Acquired forward Radim Vrbata from COL in exchange for forward
Bates Battaglia.
30
36
37
39
42
46
47
55
Patrick DesRochers
Jesse Boulerice
Tomas Kurka
Brad DeFauw
Jeff Heerema
Mike Zigomanis
Ryan Bayda
Pavel Brendl
G
RW
LW
LW
RW
C
LW
RW
62
63
71
80
92
Jaroslav Svoboda
LW
Josef Vasicek
C
Tomas MalecD
Kevin Weekes
G
Jeff O’Neill
C
FINAL STATISTICS
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
JEFF O’NEILL
8230 31 61 38 110 7 2
RON FRANCIS
82223557 30 8 1 1 0
ROD BRIND’AMOUR48 14 23 37 37 7 1 0 0
SEAN HILL
82 5 2429141 1 0 0 0
ERIK COLE
53141327 72 62 3 0
JAN HLAVAC
52 9 152422 60 1 1
JOSEF VASICEK
5710102033 40 1 0
BATES BATTAGLIA 70 5 141990 01 1 0
KEVYN ADAMS
77 9 9 1857 00 0 0
SAMI KAPANEN 43 6 1218 12 30 1 1
CRAIG ADAMS
81 6 1218 71 10 1 0
BRET HEDICAN
72 3 1417 75 10 1 0
RYAN BAYDA*
25 4 1014 16 00 1 0
JAROSLAV SVOBODA*48 3 11 14 32
1 0 0 0
DAVID TANABE
68 3 1013 24 20 0 0
NICLAS WALLIN 77 2 8 1071 00 2 0
AARON WARD
773 6 9900010
GLEN WESLEY
631 7 8401000
BRUNO ST. JACQUES*
18257120000
RADIM VRBATA 10505 2 3000
TOMAS KURKA* 14325 2 0000
CRAIG MACDONALD
351 3 4200000
JEFF DANIELS
59044 8 0000
BRAD DEFAUW* 9303 2 1010
JEFF HEEREMA* 10303 2 1000
MIKE ZIGOMANIS*19213 0 1100
JESSE BOULERICE*482 1 3108000 1
TOMAS MALEC* 410 2 2430000
MAREK MALIK
10022160000
DAMIAN SURMA* 1101 0 0000
PAVEL BRENDL* 8011 2 0000
HAROLD DRUKEN 14011 2 0000
DARREN LANGDON9000160000
TOMMY WESTLUND
3000 0 0000
MIKE WATT
5000 0 0000
STEVE HALKO
6000 0 0000
PATRICK DESROCHERS*
2000 0 0000
ARTURS IRBE
34000 4 0000
KEVIN WEEKES 51000 2 0000
GOALTENDING
PLAYER
KEVIN WEEKES
512965126 2.55 514-24-9
ARTURS IRBE
341884100 3.18 0 7-24-2
PATRICK DESROCHERS*2
122
7
3.44
0
1-1-0
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• A 20-year agreement with RBC Centura is announced to rename the Entertainment &
Sports Arena as the RBC Center – September 19, 2002.
• Ron Francis plays in his 1,616th career NHL game, a 5-2 loss at New Jersey, moving
past Larry Murphy (1,615) and into sole possession of third place on the NHL’s all-time
games played list – January 18, 2003.
• Damian Surma scores his first career NHL goal in his first game, becoming the fifth
Hurricane to accomplish that feat during the 2002-03 season (Jeff Heerema, Tomas Kurka,
Mike Zigomanis, Brad DeFauw). Surma was the eighth and final Hurricane to score his first
NHL goal during the season – March 18, 2003.
• The Hurricanes set a new single-season attendance record, breaking the franchise mark
set the previous season. In total, 642,973 fans attend games at the RBC Center during the
2002-03 hockey season. – April 6, 2003.
2001-02 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
1Arturs Irbe
G
2
Glen WesleyD
4Aaron WardD
5
Marek MalikD
6
Bret HedicanD
7
Niclas WallinD
10
Ron Francis
C
vs. Atlanta Thrashers (away 4/14/02)
11
Jeff Daniels
12
Craig MacDonald
13
Bates Battaglia
14
Kevyn Adams
16
Tommy Westlund
17
Rod Brind’Amour
20Darren Langdon
LW
C
LW
C
RW
C
LW
GPW L T OTLGFGAPTS
Carolina* 82 35 26 16 5 217217 91
Washington82 36 33 11 2 228 240 85
Tampa Bay 82 27 40 11 4 178219 69
Florida
82 22 44 10 6 180250 60
Atlanta 82 19 47 11 5 187288 54
*Def. NJ in Eastern Quarterfinals 4-2; Def. MTL in Eastern Semifinals, 4-2; Def. TOR in
Eastern Finals, 4-2; Lost to DET in Stanley Cup Finals, 4-1.
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
10/5W 3-1 NYR
10/7W 3-0DAL
10/9L 2-6 OTT
10/11L
2-3 TOR
10/13W 5-2 atATL
10/17L
0-4 NYI
10/18OTL 1-2* atNYI
10/20W 2-1*ATL
10/23L
1-5 atCOL
10/24W 7-3 atMIN
10/26OTL 2-3* NYI
10/28W 3-2* LA
10/30L
2-5DET
11/1 L
3-4 atSTL
11/2W 3-2 NYR
11/4W 1-0* PHX
11/6T 2-2* PIT
11/8 W 3-2 atWSH
11/9W 3-2 SJ
11/11T 1-1*EDM
11/13L
3-4 atDET
11/15T
1-1* atOTT
11/17L
0-2 atTB
11/19W 5-2 CBJ
11/21T
4-4* atDAL
11/25L
0-4 TB
11/27W 5-2 atTOR
11/29L
0-5 atNYR
11/30L
2-6 atWSH
12/2OTL 3-4* WSH
12/4L 2-4 BUF
12/8 W 3-2 atFLA
12/10W 4-3* atNYR
12/12W 4-1 FLA
12/14OTL 2-3* atBUF
12/16W 7-0 atPIT
12/18L
1-5 OTT
12/21W 5-4*ATL
12/21OTL 3-4* atPHI
12/26W 4-3 TOR
12/27W 3-2 atTB
DATEW/L SCORE OPP.
12/30T
5-5* atWSH
12/31W 5-4 atBUF
1/2 L 3-6BOS
1/5 L 1-2NJ
1/6 L 3-4PHI
1/10 W 4-1 atEDM
1/12 L
1-7 atVAN
1/15W 2-0 MIN
1/17T 1-1* MTL
1/19 T
3-1* atNJ
1/21L 5-7 VAN
1/23T 2-2* NSH
1/25T 1-1* FLA
1/27 L
2-4 atPHI
1/29T 2-2* BUF
1/30 W 3-1 atTB
2/5T 3-3*PIT
2/7 L
1-2 atLA
2/8 W 4-1 atANA
2/10 L
0-4 atSJ
2/26 L
1-4 atTOR
2/28 W 6-2 atBOS
3/2 W 4-3 atMTL
3/5 W 2-1* atCHI
3/7 W 3-1 atPIT
3/8 T 2-2*WSH
3/11T 3-3* CGY
3/16 L
2-3 atMTL
3/18T 1-1* MTL
3/21W 3-2 FLA
3/23 W 4-2 atNJ
3/26L 2-3 BOS
3/28W 4-1 PHI
3/30 W 2-0 atBOS
4/2 L
3-4 atOTT
4/3 L 2-3NJ
4/7T 1-1*ATL
4/8 W 2-1 atNYI
4/10W 4-2 TB
4/12 W 3-1 atFLA
4/14 T
2-2* atATL
22
Sean HillD
23
Martin Gelinas
LW
24
Sami Kapanen
RW
26Erik Cole
LW
27
Craig Adams
RW
45David TanabeD
48
Nikos TseliosD
62
63
80
92
Jaroslav Svoboda
Josef Vasicek
Kevin Weekes
Jeff O’Neill
LW
C
G
C
FINAL STATISTICS
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
RON FRANCIS
80 27 50 77 18 140 5 2
SAMI KAPANEN 7727 42 69 23 110 4 1
JEFF O’NEILL
76 31 3364 63 110 6 1
ROD BRIND’AMOUR81233255 40 52 5 1
BATES BATTAGLIA 8221254644 51 2 3
ERIK COLE*
81162440 35 30 2 0
JOSEF VASICEK
78141731 53 30 3 0
SEAN HILL
49 7 2330 61 4 0 2 0
MARTIN GELINAS 72131629 30 30 1 1
MAREK MALIK
82 4 192388 00 0 0
SANDIS OZOLINSH 46 4 192334 10 0 0
GLEN WESLEY
77 5 131856 10 0 1
SHANE WILLIS
59 7 1017 24 20 0 1
DAVID TANABE
78 1 1516 35 00 0 0
AARON WARD
79 3 1114 74 00 2 1
BRET HEDICAN 26246100010
JEFF DANIELS
65415120100
KEVYN ADAMS 33235150010
JAROSLAV SVOBODA*
10224 2 0000
DARREN LANGDON582 1 3106001 0
NICLAS WALLIN 521 2 3360000
CRAIG MACDONALD
12112 0 0000
TOMMY WESTLUND
40022 6 0000
CRAIG ADAMS
330 1 1380000
CHRIS DINGMAN 300 1 1770000
STEVEN HALKO 5011 6 0000
JOSH HOLDEN
8000 2 0000
BYRON RITCHIE* 4000 2 0000
NIKOS TSELIOS* 2000 6 0000
GOALTENDING
PLAYER
KEVIN WEEKES
ARTURS IRBE
TOM BARRASSO
2120 3 1.5002-0-0
51 2974 126 2.54 320-19-11
341908 83 2.61 213-12-5
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• Ron Francis, playing in his 1,000th career game with the franchise, beats Byron Dafoe
of the Boston Bruins for his 500th career NHL goal – January 2, 2002.
• Ron Francis assists on Jeff O’Neill’s goal at Philadelphia to pass Ray Bourque for second
on the NHL’s all-time assist list – January 27, 2002.
• The Hurricanes set a new single-season attendance record, breaking the franchise mark
set in 1987-88. In all, 635,868 fans attend games during the 2001-02 regular season –
April 3, 2002.
• The Hurricanes defeat the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-2 at the Entertainment & Sports
Arena to clinch their second Southeast Division title in four years – April 10, 2002.
• Kevin Weekes shuts out New Jersey 1-0 in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference
Quarterfinals at the Continental Airlines Arena as Carolina clinches the franchise’s first
playoff series win since 1986 and first best-of-7 series win – April 27, 2002.
MAJOR TRADES
• Martin Gelinas scores at 8:05 of overtime to give the Hurricanes a 2-1 victory against
12/05/01 – Acquired defenseman Sean Hill from STL in exchange for defenseman Steve Halko Toronto in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals at Air Canada Centre. With the win,
and a 2002 fourth-round pick (Later traded to ATL, Lane Manson).
Carolina clinches the first Conference championship in franchise history and earns its first
01/16/02 – Acquired forward Kevyn Adams and defensemen Bret Hedican and Tomas Malec trip to the Stanley Cup Finals – May 28, 2002.
from FLA in exchange for defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh and forward Byron Ritchie.
• The Hurricanes host Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals against Detroit, marking the first
03/05/02 – Acquired goaltender Kevin Weekes from TB in exchange for forwards Shane Willis Stanley Cup finals game in Raleigh. The game goes into triple-overtime before the Red
and Chris Dingman.
Wings’ Igor Larionov scores at the 54:47 mark of overtime – June 8-9, 2002.
2000-01 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
1Arturs Irbe
G
2
Glen WesleyD
4
Kevin HatcherD
5
Marek MalikD
7
Niclas WallinD
8
Sandis OzolinshD
10
Ron Francis
C
vs. Pittsburgh Penguins (home 4/8/01)
11
Jeff Daniels
LW
13
Bates Battaglia
LW
14
Steve HalkoD
16
Tommy Westlund
RW
17
Rod Brind’Amour
C
19
Rob DiMaio
RW
20Darren Langdon
LW
GPW L T OTLGFGAPTS
Washington82 41 27 10 4 233 211 96
Carolina* 82
38
32
9
3
212
225
88
Florida 82
22
38
13
9
200
246
66
Atlanta 82
23
45
12
2
211
289
60
Tampa Bay 82 24 47 6 5 201280 59
*Lost to NJ in Eastern Conference Quarterfinals 4-2.
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L
10/7
T
10/10W
10/13T
10/14L
10/18W
10/21L
10/24L
10/25L
10/27T
10/29L
10/31W
11/3 L
11/4 L
11/8 L
11/10W
11/12W
11/15L
11/16W
11/18OTL
11/22W
11/24W
11/26L
11/29W
11/30W
12/3L
12/6 W
12/9 L
12/13T
12/15W
12/16L
12/19L
12/23OTL
12/26L
12/27W
12/29L
12/31W
1/3 W
1/6 T
1/7 W
1/9 W
1/12 T
SCORE OPP.
3-3*
WSH
5-2DAL
2-2* atFLA
1-2 atNSH
3-2 atPIT
2-5 atMTL
2-3 SJ
1-4 atBUF
3-3* NJ
1-4 STL
6-5* TB
3-5 atCOL
1-4 atSJ
0-5 atTOR
3-1 TOR
4-0 OTT
1-4 FLA
1-0 atOTT
2-3* atNJ
3-1 atPIT
3-1 atBOS
4-7 NSH
2-1* atFLA
2-0 PHI
0-2 OTT
5-3 atATL
2-7 atCGY
1-1* atMIN
5-3 BUF
1-4 atBOS
1-2 atNYI
1-2* atPHI
2-3 atTB
4-3 NYR
1-3 atCBJ
2-1 CHI
3-2TB
2-2*COL
5-2NYI
7-3FLA
2-2* atFLA
MAJOR TRADES
(*Overtime)
DATEW/L
1/14W
1/16 W
1/18W
1/20L
1/22L
1/24 W
1/27L
1/29W
1/31L
2/1 W
2/7 W
2/8 L
2/11 T
2/14 OTL
2/16L
2/18W
2/19 L
2/21W
2/23W
2/24L
2/27 T
3/1 W
3/2 L
3/4 W
3/7 W
3/8 L
3/11L
3/14L
3/15 W
3/18W
3/21W
3/23W
3/24 L
3/26L
3/28 L
3/30W
4/1 W
4/3 T
4/4 W
4/6 W
4/8 L
SCORE OPP.
4-0ANA
3-2* atMTL
4-2 BOS
3-6 LA
2-5 NYR
3-2 atNYR
3-4 PHI
5-2 TB
3-4 TOR
3-1 atATL
2-1* atPHX
2-4 atLA
2-2* atANA
3-4* atDET
0-2 PHX
5-4 BOS
0-4 atPHI
6-3ATL
3-2 NJ
1-2 WSH
1-1* atATL
3-1 atNYI
7-3 atNJ
6-3 atCHI
2-1CBJ
1-0 atTB
3-2EDM
3-6 MTL
3-0 atWSH
2-1 NYI
1-0 BUF
5-3 PIT
1-3 atBUF
2-4 MTL
0-7 atWSH
4-3* WSH
3-2* atOTT
2-2* atSTL
3-1 atNYR
3-2ATL
4-6PIT
06/24/00 – Acquired defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh and a second-round pick in 2000 (Tomas
Kurka) from COL in exchange for Nolan Pratt, a first-round pick (Vaclav Nedorost) and two
second-round picks (Jared Aulin, Argis Saviels) in 2000.
08/04/00 – Acquired forwards Rob DiMaio and Darren Langdon from the NYR in exchange for
forward Sandy McCarthy and a fourth-round draft pick in 2001.
03/01/01 – Acquired forward Scott Pellerin from MIN for a third-round pick in the 2001 Entry
Draft, the rights to forward Ashkat Rakhmatullin and future considerations.
23
Martin Gelinas
LW
24
Sami Kapanen
RW
25
Shane Willis
RW
27
Craig Adams
RW
31
Tyler Moss
G
33Dave KarpaD
38
Scott Pellerin
LW
45David TanabeD
63
Josef Vasicek
C
92
Jeff O’Neill
C
FINAL STATISTICS
SCORING (*Rookies)
PLAYER
JEFF O’NEILL
82 41 26 67106170 5 2
RON FRANCIS
82155065 32 7 0 4 0
SAMI KAPANEN 82203757 24 7 0 4 0
ROD BRIND’AMOUR79 20 36 56 47 5 1 5 0
MARTIN GELINAS 79232952 59 6 1 4 0
SHANE WILLIS* 73202444 45 9 0 6 0
SANDIS OZOLINSH 72123244 71 4 2 2 0
DAVID TANABE
74 7 2229 42 5 0 1 0
BATES BATTAGLIA 80121527 76 20 3 0
ROB DIMAIO
74 6 182454 02 1 0
JOSEF VASICEK* 76 8 132153 10 0 0
GLEN WESLEY
71 5 1621 42 30 0 0
MAREK MALIK
61 6 142034 10 1 0
KEVIN HATCHER 57 4 1418 38 30 1 0
DAVID KARPA
80 4 6 10159 2 0 0 0
TOMMY WESTLUND
795 3 8230010
NICLAS WALLIN* 372 3 5210000
SCOTT PELLERIN 19055 6 0000
JEFF DANIELS
67112150000
DARREN LANGDON540 2 2940000
CRAIG ADAMS* 441 0 1200000
STEVE HALKO
48011 6 0000
MIKE RUCINSKI* 2000 0 0000
GREG KOEHLER* 1000 0 0000
GREG KUZNIK*
1000 0 0000
GOALTENDING
PLAYER
ARTURS IRBE
TYLER MOSS
774406180 2.45 637-29-9
12557 37 3.99 0 1-6-0
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
• The Hurricanes acquire defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh and a second-round pick (Tomas
Kurka) in 2000 from Colorado in exchange for Nolan Pratt, a first-round pick (Vaclav
Nedorost), and two second-round picks (Jared Aulin, Argis Saviels) in 2000 – June 24, 2000.
• The Hurricanes agree to a multi-year affiliation with the Lowell Lock Monsters of the
American Hockey League (AHL) – December 18, 2000.
• Defenseman Sandis Ozolinsh becomes the first Carolina Hurricane to start in an NHL
All-Star Game – February 4, 2001.
• Ron Francis earns an assist against Atlanta to become to first player to total 1,000
points with the franchise – March 14, 2001.
• Jeff O’Neill becomes the first franchise player to score 40 goals in a season since
Brendan Shanahan in 1995-96 – April 4, 2001.
• The Hurricanes defeat Atlanta 3-2 in Raleigh to clinch their second trip to the playoffs
in three years – April 6, 2001.
1999-00 IN REVIEW
CLOSING GAME ROSTER
1Arturs Irbe
G
2
Glen WesleyD
4
Nolan PrattD
5
Marek MalikD
7
Curtis LeschyshynD
10
Gary Roberts
LW
13
Bates Battaglia
LW
14
16
17
18
20
21
22
vs. Atlanta Thrashers (home 4/9/00)
Steve HalkoD
Tommy Westlund
RW
Jeff Daniels
LW
Robert Kron
RW
Sandy McCarthy
LW
Ron Francis
C
Sean HillD
GPW
Washington82 44
Florida
82 43
Carolina* 82 37
Tampa Bay 82 19
Atlanta 82 14
L
26
33
35
54
61
COMPLETE RESULTS
DATEW/L
10/2 W
10/7 W
10/8 L
10/11T
10/13T
10/15W
10/20T
10/22L
10/23W
10/29L
10/30W
11/3L
11/5 L
11/7W
11/10L
11/11 L
11/13W
11/17W
11/19T
11/20W
11/22L
11/24T
11/26T
11/27W
11/30W
12/2T
12/4 L
12/7
W
12/8 L
12/10L
12/15L
12/18W
12/20L
12/22L
12/23 L
12/26W
12/28L
1/1
W
1/4 L
1/6 W
1/7 T
SCORE OPP.
3-1 atBOS
2-0 atPHI
1-3 atNYR
3-3* atCGY
3-3* atEDM
4-1 atVAN
3-3* atTOR
3-7 atBUF
3-2 atPIT
2-4 NJ
4-0 atNYI
0-6 TOR
2-3 atDET
3-2 WSH
0-2 NYI
1-4 atPHI
4-2 TB
2-1 OTT
3-3* atWSH
1-0DAL
1-2 BOS
1-1* VAN
3-3* atTB
5-3 PIT
4-3 CGY
2-2* TOR
1-3 atCOL
4-2
at STL
1-2 atDAL
2-3 atTB
3-6 PIT
4-2ATL
2-4 COL
1-4DET
3-4
at OTT
4-3* FLA
2-3 atNSH
4-2
at ATL
1-2OTT
7-3 atBOS
4-4*ANA
MAJOR TRADES
T OTLGFGAPTS
12 2 227 194 102
6 6 244209 98
10 0 217216 84
9 7 204310 54
7 4 170313 39
(*Overtime)
DATEW/L
1/9 W
1/11L
1/14 L
1/17 L
1/18 L
1/20L
1/22W
1/24W
1/27L
1/28W
1/30 L
2/1 W
2/3 L
2/8 W
2/12 W
2/14 W
2/15

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