31. Andrew Copp

After his rookie year at the University of Michigan, Andrew Copp was selected in the Fourth Round by the Winnipeg Jets.  Two years later, Copp was the team captain of the Wolverines, and he decided to sign his pro contract rather than play his senior year.

Copp became a lower-line rookie in 2016-17, and after three straight seasons where he edged over 25 Points, he had a 39-point year in 2020/21.  He improved that number the following season, but not all of that was in Winnipeg, as the rebuilding Jets, fearing that they would not get anything for him, traded him to the contending Rangers at the trade deadline.  

With Winnipeg, Copp scored 184 Points in 467 Games.

The Bullet Points

  • Position: Center
  • Acquired: Selected in the 4th Round, 104th Overall in the NHL Draft 6/30/13.
  • Departed: Traded to the New York Rangers with a 2023 6th Round Pick for a 2022 Conditional 2nd Round Pick,  a 2022 5th Round Pick, and a Conditional 2023 5th Round Pick 3/21/22.
  • Games Played: 467
  • Notable Statistics:

    74 Goals
    110 Assists
    184 Points
    824 PIM 
    .39 PPG 
    +56 Plus/Minus 
    235 Blocked Shots
    505 Hits
    171 Takeaways
    176 Giveaways
    17.2 Point Shares 

    34 Playoff Games
    3 Goals
    9 Assists
    12 Points
    14 PIM 
    .35 PPG 
    -3 Plus/Minus 
    16 Blocked Shots
    54 Hits
    13 Takeaways
    17 Giveaways
  • Major Accolades and Awards: None
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