In his fifth year in the NHL, Jason Arnott was traded from his first NHL club, the Edmonton Oilers to New Jersey, where he finished off the 1997-98 Season providing scoring depth to the Devils.
Arnott amassed three straight years for New Jersey, where he cracked the 50 Point mark, and he helped the Devils win the 2000 Stanley Cup. He never broke his rookie mark of 68 in New Jersey (though he did in Dallas and Nashville), but he did what was needed and was an asset throughout his 364 Games as a Devil.
Traded to the Dallas Stars with Randy McKay and New Jersey’s 2002 1stRound Pick (which would later be traded to Columbus, who traded it to Buffalo who selected Daniel Paille) for Joe Nieuwendyk and Jamie Langenbrunner 3/19/02.
110 Goals
135 Assists
245 Points
317 PIM
.41 PPG
+41 Plus/Minus
37.2 Point Shares
58 Playoff Games
18 Goals
23 Assists
41 Points
38 PIM
.71 PPG
+13 Plus/Minus
Stanley Cup Champion (2000)
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