125. Darryl Sydor

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Darryl Sydor was never going to be considered the top blueliner for your team, but for years, he was an upper-echelon player for multiple National Hockey League teams.  Sydor was a two-time All-Star and assisted two teams (Dallas & Tampa Bay) to win the Stanley Cup.  Over a career that spanned 1,291 Games and twenty seasons, he had 507 Points, a more than respectable number.

The Bullet Points

  • Country of Origin: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
  • Eligible Since: Tuesday, 01 January 2013
  • Position: Defence
  • Games Played: 1291
  • Notable Statistics:

    98 Goals
    409 Assists
    507 Points
    +21 Plus/Minus
    755 PIM
    313 Blocked Shots*
    96 Hits*
    37 Takeaways*
    63 Giveaways*
    94.0 Point Shares

    155 Playoff Games
    9 Goals
    47 Assists
    56 Points
    +7 Plus/Minus
    73 PIM
    6 Blocked Shots*
    4 Hits*
    0 Takeaways*
    6 Giveaways*

    *These stats were first implemented in the 2007/08 Season.
  • Played For: Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Pittsburgh Penguins, St. Louis Blues, Tampa Bay Lightning
  • Non-NHL Teams: Team Canada (World Hockey Championship 1994, 1996 & 2002, World Junior Hockey Championship 1992)
    Kamloops Blazers (WHL)
  • Major Accolades and Awards:

    Stanley Cup Rings (2) (Dallas Stars, 1989 & Tampa Bay Lightning, 2004)
    All-Star (2) (1998 & 1999)
    World Hockey Championship Gold Medal (1) (Canada 1994)
    World Hockey Championship Silver Medal (1) (Canada, 1996)
  • Notable Top Ten Finishes: Top Ten Norris Trophy Finishes:
    7th in 1996-97
    1 Top Ten Plus/Minus Finish
    2 Top Ten Defensive Point Share Finishes
  • Rankings: 61. Defensive Point Shares: 62.2
    82. Games Played: 1,291

    These rankings are as of the end of the 2024-25 Season.

Should Darryl Sydor be in the Hall of Fame?

Definitely put him in! - 36.4%
Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 0%
Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 36.4%
No opinion. - 0%
No way! - 27.3%
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