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Top 40 Newfoundland Hockey Players. All entirely subjective, of course. 1. Michael Ryder (RW) (Bonavista) Not an incredibly high regarded youth player at the time of him being drafted 216th overall by the Montreal Canadiens, but he quickly improved in his time in the QMJHL, and despite being juggled around the AHL and ECHL, he had a stellar ...
- Michael Ryder. 1980. F. 806. 237. 247. 484. 353 18 15:31. 12:32. 2:51. 0:07. 144 90 3 42 2 157 0 46 4 301. 180 88 6 37.2% 1.137. 1.185. 2.322. 0.855. 0.932. 1.786. 2.346. 4.691. 0.294. 0.306. 0.600. 1921.
- Daniel Cleary. 1978. F. 938. 165. 222. 387. 492 6 14:25. 11:24. 1:36. 1:25. 126 32 7 28 1 182 35 5 29 2 308 67 12 57 3 17.3% 0.731. 0.984. 1.716. 0.707. 1.021. 1.728. 1.274. 1.393. 2.667. 0.176. 0.237. 0.413. 1711. 9.6%
- Keith Brown. 1960. D. 876 68 274. 342. 916 65 49 16 3 5 0 188 76 10 32 237 92 13 37 26.9% 0.078. 0.313. 0.390. 1471. 4.6%
- Ryane Clowe. 1982. F. 491. 112. 197. 309. 618 7 16:28. 14:07. 2:16. 0:04 80 32 0 11 1 141 56 35 221 88 46 2 28.5% 0.831. 1.461. 2.292. 0.692. 1.220. 1.912. 1.722. 3.013. 4.735. 0.228. 0.401. 0.629. 1020. 11.0%
Jul 21, 2014 · July 21, 2014. Date of Birth: 1961. Place of Birth: Calvert, NL. Inducted: 2005 (Player Category) During his 26-year playing career Andy Sullivan established himself as one of the very best hockey players ever produced in Newfoundland and Labrador. A tall, shifty forward who displayed exceptional stick handling and great play-making ability ...
Jun 27, 2022 · The 2-1 win in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup final in Tampa, Fla., means Newhook is now the third NHL player from Newfoundland to have his name etched on the over 100-year-old, and slightly dented ...
- British Columbia — Jamie Benn
- Alberta — Taylor Hall
- Saskatchewan — Jordan Eberle
- Manitoba — Mark Stone
- Ontario — Connor McDavid
- Quebec — Jonathan Huberdeau
- New Brunswick — Jake Allen
- Nova Scotia — Sidney Crosby
- Prince Edward Island — Noah Dobson
- Newfoundland and Labrador — Dawson Mercer
We’ll start things off in the West on Vancouver Island, the birthplace of Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn. Benn was an outright steal for the Stars, selected in the fifth round of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. He’s spent his entire 15-year NHL career in the Lone Star State and has racked up 383 goals and 524 assists for 907 points in 1,112 career games...
Hailing from the foothills of Calgary, Taylor Hall was the first of three Edmonton Oilers’ first-overall picks. Chosen in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft after a standout juniors career with the Windsor Spitfires in which he helped the club capture back-to-back Memorial Cups and was the Cup MVP both times, the left-winger really came into his own in 2013-...
Hailing from Regina, Saskatchewan’s capital, Jordan Eberle has capitalized on plenty of scoring opportunities through his 14-season career. He is the current active points leader from the prairie province, with 299 goals and 403 assists for 702 points. The current Seattle Kraken winger and two-time NHL All-Star reached a significant milestone in 20...
Mark Stone has had some injury problems in recent seasons — and his penchant for going on the Long Term Injured Reserve but always coming back just in time for playoffs has garnered plenty of criticism from those who believe theVegas Golden Knights are engaging in salary cap gymnastics— but when the Winnipegger is in the lineup, he makes an impact....
This is an obvious choice, but the right one. While there are dozens of superb players from Ontario — especially from the “hockey player factory” towns in the province’s southern portion — no one is more dominant in today’s NHL than Richmond Hill’s Connor McDavid. A once-in-a-generational talent, “The Chosen One” has recorded 982 points in just 645...
Jonathan Huberdeau struggled in his first two seasons with the Calgary Flames, but for a number of seasons, the Saint-Jerome, PQ product was downright dominant. An elite playmaker with great hands who excels on the rush, Huberdeau has 831 points (225 goals, 495 assists) in 720 games over 12 seasons. His best campaign came directly before his downtu...
There aren’t many active players from New Brunswick, but current Devils goaltender Jake Allencertainly stands out as the most successful. Since being chosen by the St. Louis Blues 34th overall in 2008, “Jake the Snake” has made 407 starts and has a career 198-168-42 record, 2.76 Goals Against Average, .907 Save Percentage, 24 shutouts, and is a two...
He’s won three Stanley Cups. He’s won two Art Ross Trophies, Hart Trophies, and Ted Lindsay Awards each. He’s also won Lester B. Pearson, Maurice “Rocket” Richard” and Mark Messier Leader of the Year Awards. He’s been named an NHL All-Star 10 times. He’s won two Olympic golds — he, of course, scored the iconic “golden goal”in 2010 — and has won Wor...
The Summerside-born Noah Dobsonhas blossomed into an impactful, top-pairing defenseman in his first five seasons with the Islanders. Selected 12th overall in 2018, the 24-year-old is a smooth-skating and mobile blueliner with good all-around awareness who ate up huge minutes and put up 152 points in his three-year junior career with the Acadie-Bath...
There are only two active NHLers from Newfoundland and Labrador and current Devil Dawson Merceris the best. The 2020 18th-overall pick has 64 goals and 131 points in 246 career games after breaking out with 56 points in 82 games in 2022-23. Honourable Mention: Alex Newhook
2021-2022 regular season statistics for NHL players born in Newfoundland. Complete list of players who were born in Newfoundland and played in NHL during the 2021-2022 regular season.
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Nov 21, 2023 · Explore the incredible career of Newfoundland’s Daniel Cleary & Stanley Cup Winner, a hockey player whose skill, determination, and passion for the game have left an indelible mark on the ice. From his early days in Newfoundland to his triumphs in the NHL, Cleary’s story is one of perseverance and achievement.
