Are there any players currently playing in the NHL who've been drafted and played with the same team for more
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Currently Steve Yzerman, Joe Sakic, Mario Lemieux, Mike Modano, Trevor Linden(not consecutive) fit that category
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Sens, Thrashers, Lightning, Leafs, Stars, Ducks
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Not only is this not a question, but it's not even related to hockey.  Perhaps you want to know more about BreTt HUll, a hockey player who will certainly enter the hall of fame and who retired this season.  If that's what you mean, I've included a link for your benefit.
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He's not with the NHL anymore, but Chris Luongo is my cousin. He played for the Senators & the New York Islanders before moving to Germany.\n\nAnd no, not the same family as the "other" Luongo from Florida. :o)
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Kings and Blues for sure...they joined the league in 1967. Next would be the Sabres and Canucks who both joined in 1970.
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Paul Coffey was a defenseman for the Edmonton Oilers in the early 80's. Maybe that's who you were thinking of.
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Yes . . . \n\nHere is a brief history\n\n1972/73: On October 7th the NHL's two newest teams faced of in New York with the Atlanta Flames edging the Islanders 3-2. A week later the NHL came to Dixie as the Flames and Buffalo Sabres played to a 1-1 stalemate. As expansion teams go the Flames were competitive finishing 7th in the Western Division with a record of 25-38-15 which was better then 4 established franchises, with more the double the point total of the Islanders their partners in expansion.\n\n1973/74: Led by Rookie Tom Lysiak, who finishes 2nd in voting for the Calder Trophy with 64 points the Flames make the playoffs in just their 2nd season with a record of 30-34-14. However, in the playoffs the Flames would be extinguished right away by the Philadelphia Flyers losing the first 3 games by a combined score of 13-3, before losing the 4th game in overtime to the eventual Stanley Cup Champions.          \n\n1974/75: NHL begins divisional play with the Flames being placed in the Campbell Conference's Patrick Division. The Flames continued to play solid hockey posting a winning record for the first time in franchise history with a record of 34-31-15. However, the Flames would finish in last place and would miss the playoffs in a competitive conference.   \n\n1975/76: Led by All-Stars Tom Lysiak and Curt Bennett the Flames continue to play decent hockey posting a 35-33-12 record to earn their 2nd playoff berth in their 4-year history. However, the Flames would exit the playoffs without a win again losing 2 straight 1-goal games to the Los Angeles Kings, 2-1 and 1-0.\n\n1976/77: Willi Plett captures the Calder Trophy with a team high 33 goals as the Flames make the playoffs again with a record of 34-34-12. In the playoffs the Flames would be matched up against the Los Angeles Kings again dropping Game 1 of a 3-game series 5-2 in Los Angels. Needing a win to keep their hopes alive the Flames beat the Kings 3-2 to avoid the sweep. However, in Game 3 back in Los Angeles the Flames would be put out with a 4-2 loss.  \n\n1977/78: With a strong top line of Tom Lysiak, Eric Vail, and Willi Plett the Flames put together a solid season finishing in 3rd place with a 34-27-19 record. However, in the playoffs the Flames would sputter again as they lost 2 straight games to the Detroit Red Wings.\n\n1978/79: The Flames would finish in last place in the 4-team Patrick Division. However, the Flames were not an ordinary last place team, nor was their season ruined. In fact with a 41-31-8 record the Flames would reach 90 points for the first time in franchise history while making the playoffs for the 5th straight season. However, in the playoffs the Flames would lack spark again as they are swept by the Toronto Maple Leafs losing 2 straight games by a combined score of 9-5.\n\n1979/80: The Flames continued to post winning records making the playoffs for the 7th time in their 9-year history with a respectable record of 35-32-13. One of the highlights of the season came when Jim Craig made his NHL debut just 6 days after he backstopped the US Olympic Hockey Team's stunning Gold Medal. The debut of Jim Craig would bring a rare sellout to The Omni as he stopped 24 of 25 shots leading the Flames to a 4-1 win over the Colorado Rockies. However Craig would not win another game in 3 starts. In the playoffs the Flames would burn out quickly again as they won just 1 game as they fell to the New York Rangers in 4 games. Despite making the playoffs 7 times the Flames had just 2 postseason wins to show for it. Off the ice the Flames situation was more tenuous as owner Tom Cousins saw his real estate empire crumbling. In order to save himself from bankruptcy he had to sell the Flames. With mediocre fan support and the lack of due to a lack of major television contract, their were few offers from local interest so Cousins turned to Canadian Nelson Skalania, who had the intention of moving the team to Calgary. In a late bid to keep the team in At
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I absolutely love hockey players, but once in a while you run into a couple ugly ones...I say 9 :)
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Sorry Georgie, not this year. My pick is Anahiem. Gigure, Pronger=Stanely Cup. Detroit is my second pick though.
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Dallas Stars, currently with six Finnish players on their roster.\nFour of these players, Niklas Hagman, Jussi Jokinen, Niko Kapanen, and Jere Lehtinen, are playing for team Finland in the 2006 Winter Olympics.
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Of Course!! Just compare golies and theres the answer, Roli leads in all departments. GAA, Wins, Save %, you name it! Also, The oilers have more exp, Smith and Smyth have both played over 12 years with the oilers alone! Go Oilers!!
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30 teams each get two picks, for 60 total. There are unusual circumstances where this isn't the case; for example, Minnesota was stripped of picks when they were found to be violating the collective bargaining agreement when dealing with Joe Smith, and in those years there were not 30 first round picks. They also negotiate wacky terms when expansion teams enter the league, and could presumably not give those teams picks they might otherwise have.
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The Draft is happening in 2 weeks time and there will also be plenty of free agent moves as well to follow.\nTraining camp opens in September and although the Leafs won't do much of anything at all.....we still love them to death!
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Six play on a side at a time absent someone out for a penalty, typically a goalie, two defensemen, a left wing, right wing and center.  I think the NHL roster limit is 18
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These are the current NHL players wearing the number 23 and their respective teams:\n\nAnaheim: Francois Beauchemin\nAtlanta: Jim Slater\nBoston: Paul Mara\nBuffalo: Chris Drury\nCalgary: Eric Nystrom\nCarolina: Derrick Walser\nChicago: James Vandermeer\nColorado: Milan Hejduk\nDetroit: Mathieu Schneider\nFlorida: Martin Gelinas\nLos Angeles: Dustin Brown\nMinnesota: Jason Morgan\nNew Jersey: Scott Gomez\nNew York Islanders: Eric Boguniecki\nNew York Rangers: Karel Rachunek\nPhiladelphia: Denis Gauthier\nPhoenix: Don MacLean\nSan Jose: Scott Ferguson\nSt. Louis: Trent Whitfield\nToronto: Alexei Ponikarovsky\nVancouver: Alexander Edler
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This site (see below) shows all "transfers" of players in the NBA this season and in the preseason.\n\nThis site (http://probasketball.about.com/od/newsrumorsopinion/a/nbatrades06.htm) discusses more details about only the trades that occurred just before the trade deadline this year.\n\nI hope that helps.
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Cracking Question, Cold Ale..!\nYou will have to put me out of my misery!\n\nI have racked my pretty knowledgable football brain and know of at least three players that played for all the teams mentioned but not necessarily meet the requirements of the question, Alex Scott, Andy Gray and Stuart McCall all jump to mind.