JEREMY ROENICK BIOGRAPHY
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From NHL.com A highly skilled center, Roenick combines great speed, passing and finishing skills and a physical style. He plays with emotion, handles the puck well, throws solid hits and provides leadership. CAREER NOTES During his career, has scored 40-or-more goals in a season four times (1990-91 through 1993-94) and has scored over 50 goals twice (1991-92 & 1992-93)...Has recorded 100-or-more points in a season three times (1991-92 through 1993-94)...2001-02: Won the Bobby Clarke Trophy as the Flyers' most valuable player and the Yanick Dupre Class Guy Memorial Award as the Flyer who best illustrates character, dignity and respect for the sport on and off the ice by the Phila. chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association...Was first on the team in plus/minus at +32 (second in the NHL)...Was second on the team in assists (46, tied for 12th in the NHL) and in points (67)...Has reached the 20-goal mark for the 12th time in his career and for the seventh consecutive season...Played vs. Boston on April 2 after missing the previous seven games (from March 21 through April 1) due to a right knee sprain sustained vs. Tampa Bay on March 18...Recorded a goal and four assists in six games for silver medalist Team USA at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games...Played for the North American Team in the 52nd NHL All-Star Game (seventh appearance)...Scored a goal at Ottawa on Jan. 30, his 1,000th career NHL point (NHL Milestone)...Is the 63rd player in NHL history to reach 1,000th point milestone (seventh player with Flyers experience, fourth to accomplish feat as a Flyer and fourth American-born player to reach mark)...Was named First Star after posting a goal and two assists vs. Florida on Oct. 4, his first game as a Flyer...2000-01: Was the only player in the NHL to lead his team in goals, assists, points and penalty minutes...Is only player in the NHL (since 1943-44) to lead his team in goals, assists, points and penalty minutes more than once (also 1999-2000)...Tied for 24th in the NHL in assists (46)...Tied for 29th in the NHL in points (76)...Tied for 13th in the NHL in game-winning goals (7)...Led the Coyotes in goals (30), assists (46), points (76), penalty minutes (114), game-winning goals (7), power play goals (13) and power play points (26)...Ranked second on Phoenix in shots on goal (192)...Was third on the Coyotes in shooting percentage (15.6%)...Ranked fourth on Phoenix (and first among forwards) in average ice time (20:59)...Reached the 30-goal plateau for the seventh time...Eclipsed 100 penalty minutes for the sixth straight season...Played in his 900th NHL game at Los Angeles on March 19...Was unsuccessful on penalty shot attempt against Marc Denis at Columbus on Feb. 28...Registered four points (3G,1A), including 400th NHL goal (becoming only the third U.S.-born player) and his ninth career hat trick at Buffalo on Feb. 23...Recorded his 900th NHL point with three points vs. Atlanta on Dec. 22...Became the 87th player all-time to record 500 NHL assists with an assist at Edmonton on Oct. 22...Selected as a center on the Chicago Blackhawks’ 75th Anniversary All-Star Team...1999-2000: Led the Coyotes in goals (34), assists (44), points (78), game-winning goals (12), power play goals (tied for first - 6), power play points (19), power play assists (13) and shooting percentage (17.7%)...Ranked second on Phoenix in penalty minutes (102) and shots (192); tied for second in shorthanded goals (3) and plus/minus (+11)...Ranked among the NHL leaders in points (tied for 11th), goals (tied for 15th), assists (tied for 18th), shooting percentage (12th) and shorthanded goals (tied for 11th)...Ranked second in the NHL in game-winning goals (12 – trailed only Florida's Pavel Bure)...Was one of only three players (Detroits’ Brendan Shanahan and San Jose’s Owen Nolan) in the NHL to have scored at least 30 goals and record at least 100 PIM...Had six multiple-goal games and 22 multiple-point games...Led Coyotes forwards in average minutes played per game (20:51)...Was tied for fifth in the NHL and tied for first on the Coyotes in takeaways (91)...His 12 game-winning goals set a new Phoenix franchise record for GWG in a single season...Represented Phoenix at NHL All-Star Game (North American All-Stars), his sixth All-Star appearance (scored one goal)...Scored second penalty shot goal of season vs. Nashville (Vokoun) on March 17...Surpassed the 1,000 penalty minutes plateau in his NHL career with five penalty minutes at Chicago on March 5...Played 800th NHL game at San Jose on Feb. 1... Maintained an 11-game point-scoring streak from Nov. 16 through Dec. 8 (9-12-21, including five GWG) to set a new career high...Had an eight-game assist streak from Nov. 18 through Dec. 4 (11A)...Recorded three points (1G,2A), including first career successful penalty shot vs. Tampa Bay (Dan Cloutier) on Dec. 2...Co-winner of the NHL Player of the Week for Nov. 22 through 28 after posting nine points (6G,3A, including two hat tricks) in three games...Collected four points (3G,1A), including second hat trick in as many nights, vs. Colorado on Nov. 26...Recorded four points (3G,1A), including game-winning goal, vs. New Jersey on Nov. 25...Collected a season high four points (2G,2A), including GWG and his 800th NHL point, at Vancouver on Oct. 28...Missed five games from Oct. 10 through 22 serving a suspension by the NHL for a slashing incident at Chicago on Oct. 8...1998-99: Ranked tied for 20th in NHL in points (72) and tied for 15th in assists (48)...Led the Coyotes in points (72) and assists (48)...Ranked second on Phoenix in power play points (23), third in shots (203), fourth in goals (24) and fourth in penalty minutes (130)...Missed final two games of regular season (April 15 & 17) and six playoff games due to a fractured jaw and fractured thumb sustained on April 14 at Dallas...Missed two games (Dec. 30 & Jan. 1) due to a concussion...Played in his fifth NHL All- Star Game (recorded an assist)...Played his 700th NHL game and recorded a goal on Dec. 16 at Toronto. |
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