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LucianoBorsato said:
This is a fun read. Teemus's rookie season was magical, glad I was old enough to remember and appreciate it very well (I was 18)

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Inside Teemu Selanne’s legendary and still unmatched rookie season

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I was 12 when he broke that record. But I find it weird that the Jets are raising his number to the rafters. But that’s just me. I feel like the player should’ve played the majority of his career in that city for that.

Don’t get me wrong, Teemu has history here and a special place in my fandom.
 
Aggie204 said:
I was 12 when he broke that record. But I find it weird that the Jets are raising his number to the rafters. But that’s just me. I feel like the player should’ve played the majority of his career in that city for that.

Don’t get me wrong, Teemu has history here and a special place in my fandom.
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The impact that he had on the city on and off the ice was extremely special so it’s pretty simple decision. We all saw the ovations he got when he returned in 2011. That was absolutely magical. Hedberg and Nielsen only spent 4 years In Winnipeg as well.
 
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Aggie204 said:
I was 12 when he broke that record. But I find it weird that the Jets are raising his number to the rafters. But that’s just me. I feel like the player should’ve played the majority of his career in that city for that.

Don’t get me wrong, Teemu has history here and a special place in my fandom.
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If he hadn't been traded Feb '96, he would have played in Winnipeg a whopping extra 2 months before relocation. Either way, the majority of his career was going to be somewhere else. But he made a major impact while he WAS here, and it was for 4 seasons. Long enough!
 
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Updated to Dec 1.

All-Time:
Games Played:
1. Thomas Steen 950
2. Blake Wheeler 823
3. Dale Hawerchuck 713
4. Doug Smail 691
5. Mark Scheifele 663
6. Randy Carlyle 564
7. Bryan Little 561
8. Adam Lowry 560
9. Teppo Numminen 547
10. Ron Wilson 535


Points:
1. Dale Hawerchuk 929
2. Thomas Steen 817
3. Blake Wheeler 760
4. Mark Scheifele 583
5. Paul MacLean 518
6. Doug Smail 397
7. Laurie Boschman 379
8. Bryan Little 372
9. Kyle Connor 365
10. Dustin Byfuglien 363


Goals:
1. Dale Hawerchuk 379
2. Thomas Steen 264
3. Paul MacLean 248
4. Blake Wheeler 246
5. Mark Scheifele 242
6. Doug Smail 189
7. Kyle Connor 186
8. Morris Lukowich 168
9. Nikolaj Ehlers 164
10. Laurie Boschman 152

Assists:
1. Thomas Steen 553
2. Dale Hawerchuk 550
3. Blake Wheeler 514
4. Mark Scheifele 353
5. Paul MacLean 270
6. Dustin Byfuglien 261
7. Fredrik Olausson 249
8. Dave Babych 248
9. Laurie Boschman 227
10. Randy Carlyle 226

PIM
1. Laurie Boshman 1338
2. Keith Tkachuk 792
3. Jim Kyte 772
4. Tim Watters 760
5. Thomas Steen 753
6. Randy Carlyle 736
7. Dustin Byfuglien 733
8. Gord Donnelly 726
9. Paul Maclean 726
10. Tie Domi 724


Wins:
1. Connor Hellebuyck 212
2. Bob Essensa 116
3. Ondrej Pavelec 111
4. Brian Hayward 63
5. Doug Soetart 50
5. Daniel Berthiaume 50

Shutouts:
1. Connor Hellebuyck 31
2. Bob Essensa 14
3. Ondrej Pavelec 11
4. Daniel Berthiaume 4
5. Michael Hutchinson 3
5. Al Montoya 3



Single Season:
Points:
1. Teemu Selanne 132 (92-93)
2. Dale Hawerchuk 130 (84-85)
3. Dale Hawerchuk 121 (87-88)
4. Dale Hawerchuk 105 (85-86)
5. Dale Hawerchuk 103 (81-82)
6. Dale Hawerchuk 102 (83-84)
7. Paul MacLean 101 (84-85)
8. Dale Hawerchuk 100 (86-87)
9. Keith Tkachuk 98 (95-96)
10. Phil Housley 97 (92-93)

Goals:
1. Teemu Selanne 76 (92-93)
2. Dale Hawerchuk 53 (84-85)
3. Keith Tkachuk 50 (95-96)
4. Dale Hawerchuk 47 (86-87)
4. Kyle Connor 47 (21-22)
6. Dale Hawerchuk 46 (85-86)
7. Dale Hawerchuk 45 (81-82)
8. Dale Hawerchuk 44 (87-88)
8. Patrik Laine 44 (17-18)
10. Morris Lukowich 43 (81-82)


Assists:
1. Phil Housley 79 (92-93)
2. Dale Hawerchuk 77 (87-88)
2. Dale Hawerchuk 77 (84-85)
4. Blake Wheeler 71 (18-19)
5. Blake Wheeler 68 (17-18)
6. Dale Hawerchuk 65 (83-84)
7. Phil Housley 63 (91-92)
8. Dave Babych 61 (82-83)
9. Thomas Steen 61 (88-89)
10. Paul MacLean 60 (84-85)


Wins:
1. Connor Hellebuyck 44 (17-18)
2. Connor Hellebuyck 34 (18-19)
3. Bob Essensa 33 (92-93)
3. Brian Hayward 33 (84-85)
5. Connor Hellebuyck 31 (19-20)

Shutouts:
1. Connor Hellebuyck 6 (17-18)
1. Connor Hellebuyck 6 (19 - 20)
3. Bob Essensa 5 (91-92)
3. Ondrej Pavelec 5 (14-15)
5. Connor Hellebuyck 4 (21-22)
5. Connor Hellebuyck 4 (20-21)
5. Connor Hellebuyck 4 (16-17)
5. Ondrej Pavelec 4 (11-12)
5. Bob Essensa 4 (90-91)

SV% (Min 25GP):
1. Connor Hellebuyck .924 (17-18)
2. Connor Hellebuyck .922 (19-20)
3. Al Montoya .920 (13-14)
3. Ondrej Pavelec .920 (14-15)
5. Connor Hellebuyck .918 (15-16)

GAA (Min 25GP):
1. Ondrej Pavelec 2.28 (14-15)
2. Al Montoya 2.30 (13-14)
3. Connor Hellebuyck 2.34 (15-16)
4. Connor Hellebuyck 2.36 (17-18)
5. Michael Hutchinson 2.38 (14-15)
 
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