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17. Colin White

17. Colin White

Colin White was taken in the Second Round of the 1996 Draft, but he would not make the main roster until 1999, where he played 21 Games that year and was on the playoff roster that won the Stanley Cup.  White was excellent in the playoffs, leading all skaters with a +9 in Plus/Minus.

 

The 1997 Memorial Cup winner with Hull was still rookie-eligible in 2000-01, where he had his best year in hockey.  White had a career-best 32 Points, and the Defenseman was named an All-Rookie. White never approached those offensive numbers but he was a talented stay-at-home blueliner who would help the Devils win another Stanley Cup in 2003.

White was with New Jersey until 2011 when he signed with San Jose.  He had 125 Points and a +79 with the Devils.

The Bullet Points

  • Position: Defence
  • Acquired: Selected in the 2nd Round, 49th Overall in the NHL Draft 6/22/96.
  • Departed: Signed as a Free Agent with the San Jose Sharks 8/3/11.
  • Games Played: 743
  • Notable Statistics:

    20 Goals
    105 Assists 
    125 Points 
    848 PIM 
    .17 PPG 
    +79 Plus/Minus 
    41.1 Point Shares 

    111 Playoff Games
    2 Goals
    14 Assists 
    16 Points 
    125 PIM 
    .14 PPG 
    +7 Plus/Minus 

  • Played For: New Jersey Devils
  • Major Accolades and Awards:

    Stanley Cup Champion (2000 & 2003)
    All-Rookie (2001)

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