Saturday, August 29, 2020

Arizona Coyotes All Time Starting Lineup

 Includes Winnipeg Jets – After the Winnipeg Jets moved to dessert in 1996, the franchise experienced little to no success. They have gone through bright patches, but most of their franchise leaders come from the past Jets franchise. However, as time passes, I wont be so surprised to see some more present Coyotes on the All-Time Lineup.


Center:
Dale Hawerchuk– (1981-1997)- 16 NHL Seasons- 1,409 points in 1,188 games

Accolades:
1981-82- Calder Trophy, World Championship Bronze Medal (Canada)
1985-86- World Championship Bronze (Canada)
1986-87- Canada Cup
1988-89- World Championship Silver Medal (Canada)
1990-91- Canada Cup
2001-02- Hockey Hall of Fame
2011-12- Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame

Honorable Mentions: Thomas Steen, Jeremy Roenick, Alex Zhamnov


Right Wing:
Shane Doan– (1995-2017)- 21 NHL Seasons- 972 points in 1,540 games

Accolades:
2002-03- World Championship Gold Medal (Canada)
2003-04- All Star Game, World Cup Gold Medal (Canada)
2004-05- World Championship Silver Medal (Canada)
2006-07- World Championship Gold Medal (Canada)
2007-08- World Championship Silver Medal (Canada)
2008-09- All Star Game, World Championship Silver Medal (Canada)
2009-10- King Clancy Trophy (Leadership-Humanitarian)
2011-12- Mark Messier Leadership Award

Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images

Honorable Mentions: Teemu Salanne, Paul Maclean, Radim Vrbata


Left Wing:
Keith Tkachuk– (1991-2010)- 18 NHL Seasons- 1,065 points in 1,201 games

Accolades:
1995-96- World Cup Gold Medal (USA)
1996-97- All Star Game, Maurice Richard Trophy
1997-98- All Star Game
1998-99- All Star Game
2001-02- Olympic Silver Medal (USA)
2003-04- All Star Game
2008-09- All Star Game
2011-12- US Hockey Hall of Fame

Photo courtesy of Getty Images

Honorable Mentions: Max Domi, Doug Smail, Morris Lukowich


Defenseman (1)
Teppo Numminen– (1988-2009)- 20 NHL Seasons- 637 points in 1,372 games

Accolades:
1997-98- Olympic Bronze Medal (Finland)
1998-99- All Star Game
1999-00- All Star Game
2000-01- All Star Game
2005-06- Olympic Silver Medal (Finland)
2009-10- Finnish Hockey Hall of Fame
2012-13- IIHF Hall of Fame

Photo courtesy of Getty Images

Defenseman (2)
Oliver Ekman-Larsson– (2010-Present)- 10 NHL Seasons- 364 points in 723 games

Accolades:
2009-10- Under 20 World Junior Championship Bronze Medal (Sweden), World Championship Bronze Medal (Sweden)
2010-11- World Championship Silver Medal (Sweden)
2013-14- Olympic Silver Medal (Sweden)|
2014-15- All Star Game
2016-17- World Championship Gold Medal (Sweden)
2017-18- All Star Game, World Championship Gold Medal (Sweden)

Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images

Goaltender:
Mike Smith– (2006-Present)- 14 NHL Seasons- .911 SP and a 2.71 GAA

Accolades:
2013-14- Olympic Gold Medal (Canada)
2014-15- World Championship Gold Medal (Canada)
2016-17- All Star Game

Honorable Mentions: Nikolai Khabibulin, Sean Burke, Ilya Bryzgalov

Anaheim Ducks All Time Starting Lineup

 Welcome to the new Sunshine State Hockey segment, All Time Starting Lineup; where we are going to look over the best players on each team by position, and re-create a lineup based on their top players. Then, we will take the player selected and analyze his entire NHL career. To start off, we are going to be looking at the Anaheim Ducks. The Ducks have had some great teams over the past few decades. Although they do not really look that great now, when their stars were in their prime they were top Cup contenders.


Center:
Ryan Getzlaf– (2005-Present)- 15 NHL Seasons- 965 points in 1,053 games

Accolades:
2006-07- Stanley Cup (Anaheim)
2007-08- NHL All Star, World Championship Silver Medal (Canada)
2008-09- NHL All Star
2009-10- Olympic Gold Medal (Canada)
2013-14- Olympic Gold Medal (Canada)
2014-15- NHL All Star
2016-17- World Cup Gold Medal (Canada)

Photo courtesy of ABC7.com

Honorable Mentions: Steve Rucchin, Sami Pahlsson, Andy McDonald


Right Wing:
Teemu Selanne– (1992-2014)- 21 NHL Seasons- 1,457 points in 1,451 games

Accolades:
1992-93- Maurice Richard Trophy (Most Goals), Calder Trophy (Rookie of the Year)
1997-98- Maurice Richard Trophy, Olympic Bronze Medal (Finland)
1998-99- Maurice Richard Trophy, World Championship Silver Medal (Finland)
2005-06- Bill Masterton Trophy (Sportsmanship), Olympic Silver Medal (Finland)
2006-07- NHL All Star, Stanley Cup (Anaheim)
2007-08- World Championship Bronze Medal (Finland)
2009-10- Olympic Bronze Medal (Finland)
2013-14- Olympic Bronze Medal (Finland)
2015-16- Finland Hall of Fame
2016-17- IIHF Hall of Fame
2017-18- Hockey Hall of Fame

Photo courtesy of Jae C. Hong

Honorable Mentions: Corey Perry, Petr Sykora, Marty McInnis


Left Wing:
Paul Kariya– (1994-2010)- 15 NHL Seasons- 989 points in 989 games

Accolades:
1993-94- Olympic Silver Medal (Canada), World Championship Gold Medal (Canada)
1995-96- Lady Byng Trophy (Gentleman Conduct), World Championship Silver Medal (Canada)
1996-97 Lady Byng Trophy
2001-02- Olympic Gold Medal (Canada)
2017-18- Hockey Hall of Fame

Photo courtesy of THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Mark J. Terrill

Honorable Mentions: Bobby Ryan, Chris Kunitz, Andrew Cogliano


Defensemen (1):
Scott Niedermayer (1991-2010)- 18 NHL Seasons- 740 points in 1,263 games

Accolades:
1994-95- Stanley Cup (New Jersey)
1997-98- All Star
1999-00- Stanley Cup (New Jersey)
2000-01- All Star
2001-02- Olympic Gold Medal (Canada)
2002-03- Stanley Cup (New Jersey)
2003-04- All Star, Norris Trophy (Best Defenseman), Triple Gold Club, World Championship Gold Medal (Canada), World Cup Gold Medal (Canada)
2005-06- All Star
2006-07- Stanley Cup (Anaheim), Conn Smyth Trophy (Playoff MVP)
2007-08- All Star
2008-09- All Star
2009-10- Olympic Gold Medal (Canada)
2013-14- Hockey Hall of Fame
2014-15- IIHF Hall of Fame

Photo courtesy of Kevin Sullivan, The Orange County Register/SCNG

Defenseman (2):
Francois Beauchemin (2002-2018)- 14 NHL Seasons- 288 points in 903 games

Accolades:
2006-07- Stanley Cup (Anaheim)

Photo courtesy of NHL.com / Anaheim Ducks

Honorable Mentions: Chris Pronger, Ruslan Salei, Cam Fowler


Goaltender:
Jean-Sebastian Giguere– (1996-2014)- 16 NHL Seasons- .913 SP and a 2.53 GAA

Accolades:
2002-03- Conn Smyth Trophy
2003-04- World Championship Gold Medal (Canada)
2006-07- Stanley Cup (Anaheim)
2008-09- All Star

Photo courtesy of TheStar.com

Honorable Mentions: Guy Hebert, Jonas Hiller, Frederik Andersen

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