4. Corey Perry

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Corey Perry debuted with the Ducks in 2005, two years after being drafted late in the First Round (28th overall), and he methodically improved annually, becoming one of the most well-rounded hockey players in the game.

Perry helped the Anaheim Ducks win the Stanley Cup early in his career (2007), and he had back-to-back seasons of 70 Points in 2008-09 & 2009-10. This was a good production, but it laid the groundwork for his 2010-11 season, in which Perry won the Hart Trophy and scored 50 goals, becoming the league's leader in that metric. Additionally, a First Team All-Star, Perry led the league in Game-Winning Goals (11).

The Right Wing was never considered for another Hart Trophy, though he was still a valuable contributor for years. Perry was a First Team All-Star again in 2013-14 when he had an 82 Point year. Nine times, Perry would reach 50 Points, and he went to the All-Star Game four times.

Perry left Anaheim after 13 seasons, signing with the Dallas Stars as a Free Agent. With the Ducks, Perry had 776 Points in 988 Games.

The Bullet Points

Position: Right Wing
Acquired: Selected in the 1st Round, 28th Overall in the NHL Draft 6/21/03.
Departed:
Signed as a Free Agent with the Dallas Stars 7/1/19.
Games Played: 988
Notable Statistics:
371 Goals
404 Assists
776 Points
1,060 PIM
0.79 PPG
+76 Plus/Minus
97.5 Point Shares

118 Playoff Games
36 Goals
53 Assists
89 Points
186 PIM
0.75 PPG
0 Plus/Minus
Major Accolades and Awards:
Stanley Cup Champion (2007)
Hart Trophy (2011)
First Team All-Star (2011 & 2014)
All-Star (2008, 2011, 2012, & 2016)
Maurice Richard Trophy (2011)
Most Goals (2011)
Most Even-Strength Goals (2011 & 2014)
Most Game-Winning Goals (2011)

Top Ten Hart Trophy Finishes:
1st in 2011.

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