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About Sergei Gonchar
Position: Defenseman Shoots: Left
Height: 6' 2" Weight: 211
Born: Apr 13 '74 (Age 33) Phonetic (gohn-CHAR, SAIR-gay)
Born in: Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation (former_USSR) PIT Season: 3rd NHL Season: 13th
Drafted: Washington's 1st round choice, 14th overall, in 1992
Acquired: Signed by the Penguins as a free agent on Aug. 3, 2005
Sergei Gonchar enjoyed one of the most-successful seasons of his 12-year NHL career.He matched a career best with 67 points this season with the Penguins. He set a career mark with 54 assists. He added 13 goals and 72 penalty minutes as he appeared in all 82 of the Penguins’ games.He finished second in the NHL in defenseman scoring behind Anaheim’s Scott Niedermayer, who had 69 points.Gonchar has now scored at least 50 points in each of the last seven seasons (1999-2000 to date). That’s the longest current streak among NHL defensemen. Bryan McCabe, Chris Pronger and Niedermayer are the only other defensemen to do so in each of the last three seasons.Since 2000, Gonchar ranks first among all NHL defensemen in goal scoring with 99 tallies and second in points with 366.Gonchar ranked first on the Penguins in average time on ice (26:33). He finished tied for third in the league in power-play points with 48 (10+38).In his last 90 games with the Penguins, Gonchar has 104 points (19+85).He was selected to play for Russia at the IIHF World Championship tournament in Russia. An alternate captain for the squad, Gonchar had five points (1+4) in nine games for the Russians as they captured the bronze medal. In addition, each coach selected the top three players for his team. Gonchar was named one of the top three players for Russia.2005-06: Sergei Gonchar, who signed with Pittsburgh before the 2005-06 season, began to excel once he became comfortable in his new environment with the Penguins. In his last 23 games played (since Jan. 16, 2006), Gonchar racked up 37 points (6+31) after tallying 11 points (1+10) in his previous 24 games. He finished the year ranked eighth among defensemen in scoring with 58 points (12+46) in 75 games, which tied the third-highest point total of his 11-year career.Gonchar’s 58 points were the most by a Penguins defenseman since the 1995-96 season when Sergei Zubov tallied 66 (11+55).2004-05: Recorded 19 points (2+17) and 54 penalty minutes in 40 games with Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Russia)…Recorded two points (1+1) and six penalty minutes in four playoff games…Was a teammate of Penguins’ 2004 first round pick Evgeni Malkin2003-04: Led all NHL defensemen in scoring with 58 points (11+47) in 58 combined games with Washington and Boston...Had 12 multiple-point games with his season-high, a three-assist effort Nov. 4 vs. Tampa Bay which tied his career-high for assists in a game...Had a six-game point streak from Nov. 12-24 (1+8) and had two five-game point streaks, from Dec. 6-16 (2+4) and Feb. 15-23 (2+4)...Led Washington in scoring with 49 points at the time of his Mar. 3 trade to Boston and added nine points in 15 Bruins games...Played his 600th NHL game Oct. 11 vs. Atlanta...Played his first game as a Bruin Mar. 4 vs. NY Rangers with his first point as a Bruin a goal in that game...Missed nine games to injuries (7-shoulder; 2-flu)...Played for the Eastern Conference Team in the NHL All-Star Game in Minnesota..2002-03: Was one of five Capitals to appear in all 82 games, recording 18 goals and 49 assists for 67 points…Set career highs in games played, assists and points…Tied for first among NHL defensemen in goals and ranked second in assists and points and third in shots (224)…Led the team in average ice time (26:34) and assists…Ranked third on the team in points, shots and plus/minus rating (+13) and ranked fifth in goals…Led team defensemen in goals, assists, points, shots, power-play goals (7), game-winning goals (2) and average ice time…Played in his third consecutive NHL All-Star Game in Florida on February 2 and was named to the NHL Second All-Star Team for the second consecutive season…Tallied an assist and tied a career-high with nine shots @ Pittsburgh on October 28…Registered three assists against Tampa Bay on November 1…Recorded his first two-goal game of the season, including one power play goal, against Calgary on November 22…Registered his 200th NHL assist @ Phoenix on December 13…Scored two goals, including the game-tying goal, against Columbus on January 3…Tied a career high for points and assists in a game with a goal and three assists and a career-high plus-seven rating against Florida on January 11…Recorded a power play goal and three assists, tying a career high with four points, against NY Rangers on January 26…Registered a four-game point streak from January 26–February 4 (2+7), including a three-assist game @ Tampa Bay on February 4…Scored two goals and earned a plus-four rating @ Calgary on March 20…Ended the season on a five-game assist streak, a career high, from Mar. 28–Apr. 5 (1+5), including the game-winning goal and an assist against Florida on April 1…Appeared in all six games of the playoffs for the Capitals, recording five assists…Tied for the team lead in assists and tied for third in scoring…Set a career playoff high in assists…Led the team in average ice time (29:00)…Recorded assists in the first three games from April 10-15 (4a)…Recorded two assists in Game 2 of the ECQF @ Tampa Bay on April 122001-02: In 76 games with the Capitals recorded 59 points (26+33)… Was named to the NHL Second All-Star Team and finished fourth in Norris Trophy voting…Led NHL defensemen in goals and tied for first in scoring…Ranked second on the team in assists and shots (216) and third in goals and points…Led the Capitals in average ice time (23:53) and tied for third in power play goals (7)…Led team defensemen in goals, assists, points, shots and power play goals…Registered 12 multiple-point games on the season, including four three-point efforts…Appeared in his second consecutive NHL All-Star Game…Captured a Bronze Medal with Russia in the Winter Olympics…Recorded two power play goals and an assist @ NY Rangers on October 10…Tallied two goals and an assist against Ottawa on November 13…Scored his 100th NHL goal against Tampa Bay on November 21…Scored a goal and two assists against Carolina on November 30…Recorded two assists and a season-high nine shots against Atlanta on December 15…Tallied two goals against Carolina on December 30…Recorded two goals, including the game-winner, and an assist against Columbus on January 9…Recorded a career-high eight-game point streak from Feb. 8–Mar. 6 (4+5)…Tallied the game-winning goal against Calgary on March 6…Missed five games with a concussion from March 23–30…Scored a goal and an assist against New Jersey on April 13, including his 300th NHL point2000-01: In 76 games for the Capitals, led Capitals defensemen in goals (19), assists (38) and points (57) … Tied for second among NHL defensemen in goals and ranked fifth in points…Ranked second on the team in assists and power play goals (8), third in points and fourth in goals…Finished second on the team in shots (241), average ice time (22:25), power play points (34) and third on the team in plus/minus rating (plus-12)…Appeared in his first NHL All-Star Game…Recorded 13 multiple-point games on the season …Registered a goal and a career-high nine shots @ the NY Rangers on December 6… Recorded two goals, including one on the power play, and an assist against San Jose on December 18…Played in his 400th NHL game against Atlanta on January 1…Tied a career high with three assists against Toronto on February 1…Tallied consecutive multiple-point games against New Jersey on April 3 (1+2) and against Florida on April 5 (0+2)…Missed one game with a neck injury (December 23) and three games with a bruised shoulder (January 19–24)…In six playoff games, led team defensemen in assists (3) and points (4)…Tied for third on the team in playoff scoring1999-00: Appeared in 73 games for the Capitals, recording 18 goals and 36 assists…Tied for ninth in the league in plus/minus (plus-26), tying for second among league defensemen…Tied for second among NHL defensemen in goals and ranked sixth in points (54)…Ranked first among Eastern Conference defensemen in goals and second in points…Ranked first on the team in plus/minus, second in assists and points, tied for second in power play goals (5), third in shots (181) and tied for fourth in goals…Set career highs in assists, points, shots and plus/minus…Was named NHL Player of the Week for the week of January 24, recording three goals, four assists and a plus-5 rating…Was runner-up for January’s NHL Player of the Month honors…Recorded 13 multiple-point games, including four three-or-more point games…Tallied shots in 67 of 73 games, including 12 five-or-more shot performances…Skated in his 300th NHL game @ Anaheim on October 29…Missed five games due to a muscle strain from November 13–24… cored two goals @ New Jersey on December 18…Recorded his first career hat trick, an assist and six shots against Montreal on January 4, only the second hat trick by a Capitals’ defenseman in team history ( Kevin Hatcher)…Recorded five points in two games from January 28–30 (2+3)…Missed four games with a sore neck from March 1– 9…Tallied two assists against New Jersey on March 11, starting a four game point streak (2+4) that ended with a two-goal game, including the game-winner, against Tampa Bay on March 19…Appeared in five playoff games, tying for the team lead in shots (16)...In six games for Russia in the World Championships, recorded one goal1998-99: Appeared in 53 games for the Capitals…Led the team in power play goals (13) and ranked second on the team in goals (21)… Finished sixth on the team in scoring with 31 points (21+10)…Among NHL defensemen, finished second in goals and power play goals…Became the first Russian-born player to record 20-or-more goals in a season…Recorded his 100th NHL point against Boston on November 21…Scored two goals, including the game-winner, against the NY Islanders on January 11…Registered two goals, including the game-winner, against San Jose on February 20…Tied a career-high with a four-game goal streak, all on the power play, from February 28–March 6 (4g)…During that stretch, recorded back-to-back multiple-point games @ Tampa Bay on March 2 (1+1) and against the NY Rangers on March 4 (1+1)…Tallied a season-high three points against Florida on April 1 (2+1), including his first career shorthanded goal…Missed 10 games with a knee injury, eight games with a wrist injury, seven games with an ankle injury and one game with a groin injury1997-98: Appeared in 72 games for the Capitals, recording five goals and 16 assists, and seven games for Togliatti of the Russian League…Recorded a career-high 10 penalty minutes against Calgary on March 9…Appeared in all 21 playoff games for the Capitals, tying for first on the team in goals (7) and power play goals (3)…Led NHL defensemen in playoff goals and tied for third among NHL defensemen in playoff scoring (11 pts)…Tied for third in the league in goals and tied for fourth in power play goals…Represented Russia in the Winter Olympics, recording two assists in six games while helping them to a silver medal1996-97: In 57 games, recorded 13 goals and 17 assists…Led team defensemen in goals and ranked second among team defensemen in assists and points …Tied for third on the team in game-winning goals (3)…Registered a five-game point streak from November 14–23 (3+3)…Recorded a five game point streak from December 13–21 (5+1), including goals in four consecutive games from December 14–21 (5g)…Scored two goals against St. Louis on March 25…Missed 24 games due to injury1995-96: His first full season in the NHL, appeared in 78 games for the Capitals…Led team defensemen in goals (15) and points (41)…Ranked second on the team in plus/minus rating (plus-25)…Recorded three assists against Montreal on December 26…Recorded a four-game point streak from December 26–January 1 (1+6)…Appeared in his 100th NHL game against the NY Islanders on March 26…In six playoff games, recorded two goals and four assists…Represented Russia in the World Cup, scoring two goals and two assists in four games1994-95: Split the season between the Capitals, playing in 31 games, and Portland (AHL), appearing in 61 games…Made his NHL debut @ Buffalo on February 7…Tallied his first NHL point, an assist, @ NY Islanders on March 2…Scored his first NHL goal against Hartford on April 21…Led Portland in plus/minus rating (plus-39)…Made his NHL playoff debut, playing in seven games and recording two goals and two assists1993-94: After spending the season with Dynamo Moscow of the CIS, joined Portland (AHL) for the playoffs, appearing in two games… Helped Dynamo Moscow to a league championship during the 1993-94 season, appearing in 44 games1992-93: Represented Russia at World Junior Championships
About Evgeni Malkin
Position: Center Shoots: Left
Height: 6' 3" Weight: 195
Born: Jul 31 '86 (Age 21)
Born in: Magnitogorsk, Russian Federation (former_USSR)
PIT Season: 2nd NHL Season: 2nd
Drafted: Pittsburgh's 1st round choice, 2nd overall, in 2004
Acquired: Drafted by the Penguins in the first round (2nd overall) of 2004 Entry Draft
Evgeni Malkin arrived in the NHL with much fanfare and certainly did not disappoint. The 20-year-old Russian overcame language and culture barriers as well as a separated shoulder in training camp to lead all rookies in scoring with 85 points (33+52) in 78 games for the Penguins.He became the second Penguins player to capture the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s rookie of the year. Mario Lemieux won it in 1985.Malkin’s 16 power-play goals tied a Penguins rookie record that was set by Sidney Crosby last season.Malkin has been a clutch performer for the Penguins as 25 of his 33 goals came while the Penguins trailed or the game was tied. Eight of his goals have been scored in the final five minutes of games this season.He began his NHL career in style. He became the first rookie in the league’s modern era to score at least one goal in his first six games. Before Malkin, only three players in NHL history had scored at least one goal in each of their first six (or more) games and all did so in 1917-18, the NHL’s inaugural season. Montreal’s Joe Malone, Ottawa’s Cy Denneny and Montreal’s Newsy Lalonde tallied goals their first 14, 12 and eight games, respectively.Malkin joined Sidney Crosby (age 19) and Jordan Staal (18) to give the Penguins three players under the age of 21 to score 20 or more goals this season for the Penguins. The last team to have three players score 20+ goals in the same season before their 21st birthday was Edmonton in 1981-82 (Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier and Paul Coffey).Gretzky and Messier both turned 21 years old in January that season but they each reached the 20-goal mark before their 21st birthday. Coffey did not turn 21 until after the season ended.Malkin and Crosby both scored at least 10 goals through November. The only other teammates under the age of 21 to achieve this were Wayne Gretzky (31), Mark Messier (17) and Paul Coffey (14) in 1981 for the Edmonton Oilers.Malkin recorded a 14-game home scoring streak (5+16) in 2006-07. It is the longest such streak by a rookie on any team since Teemu Selanne had a pair of 13-game home point streaks for Winnipeg in 1992-93.The young Russian finished second in team scoring to Crosby. Malkin is also the first Penguins rookie to win the NHL’s rookie scoring title since Mario Lemieux did it in 1984-85.He was selected to play for Russia at the IIHF World Championship tournament in Moscow. Malkin racked up 10 points (5+5) in nine games for the Russians, who claimed the bronze medal. He was named to the All-Tournament team, as selected by the media.2005-06: Widely regarded as the best player not in the NHL in 2005-06, Evgeni Malkin led Metallurg Magnitogorsk to the 2005-06 Russian Super League regular-season championship. The team scored the most goals in the league (175) and gave up the least (75), which set a league record. In addition, the team’s 29-point margin in the standings over second-place AK Bars Kazan established a new league standard. .. -- -- -- -- -- --[endif]--Malkin finished third in league scoring with 47 points (21+26) despite missing five games to play for Russia at the World Junior Championship. Only 19, he finished second in the league in goals and third in assists. He added 46 penalty minutes as well. He collected 15 points (5+10) and 42 penalty minutes in 11 Russian Super League playoff games.Malkin shined on the international level. He was the second-leading scorer at the World Junior Championship as he racked up 10 points (4 goals, 6 assists) in six games and was named tournament’s top forward and MVP.At the 2006 Torino Olympics, he tied Alexei Kovalev for second in Russia team scoring with two goals and four assists in seven games.He registered nine points (3+6) in seven games for Russia at the World Championship. He tied for the team lead in scoring and was named one of Russia’s top three players at the tournament.For his career, Malkin tallied 17 points (9+8) in 12 games at the Under-18 World Championship. He added 20 points (7+13) in 12 games at the World Junior Championship the past two years.2004-05: As an 18-year-old, he ranked second on Metallurg Magnitogorsk in scoring with 32 points (12+20) in 52 games played…played with current Penguin teammate Sergei Gonchar during the season with Magnitogorsk…posted four assists in five playoff games…won a silver medal with Russia at the World Junior Championship…tied for fourth in WJC scoring with 10 points (3+7) in six games and ranked second on Russia in scoring…2003-04: Tallied 12 points (3+9) in 33 games for Magnitogorsk as a 17-year-old…registered five points (1+4) in six games at the WJC…produced eight points (4+4) in six games at the U-18 World Championship.
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