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Every question in this episode
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by Quebec Nordiques 1989 → Quebec Nordiques 1990–1993 → Toronto Maple Leafs 1994–2007 → Vancouver Canucks 2008
Answer: Mats Sundin
Sundin was drafted first overall by Quebec in 1989, then top-scored with 114 points for them just three years later.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by Edmonton Oilers 1979 → Edmonton Oilers 1979–1990 → New York Rangers 1991–1996 → Vancouver Canucks 1997–1999 → New York Rangers 2000–2003
Answer: Mark Messier
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by Minnesota North Stars 1988 → Minnesota North Stars 1989–1992 → Dallas Stars 1993–2009 → Detroit Red Wings 2010
Answer: Mike Modano
Modano went first overall in the 1988 draft, then went on to lift the Stanley Cup with Dallas a decade later.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by Chicago Blackhawks 1980 → Chicago Blackhawks 1980–1989 → Montréal Canadiens 1990–1992 → Tampa Bay Lightning 1993–1994 → Chicago Blackhawks 1994–1996
Answer: Denis Savard
Savard's best season came in 1987, when he racked up 131 points for Chicago — including 87 assists.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by Detroit Red Wings 1989 → Detroit Red Wings 1990–2002 → Anaheim Ducks 2003–2005 → Columbus Blue Jackets 2005–2007 → Washington Capitals 2007–2008
Answer: Sergei Fedorov
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Chicago Blackhawks 1963–1966 → Boston Bruins 1967–1975 → New York Rangers 1975–1980
Answer: Phil Esposito
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Quebec Nordiques 1980–1989 → New Jersey Devils 1989–1992 → St. Louis Blues 1993–1994
Answer: Peter Stastny
Stastny won Rookie of the Year in 1980, then exploded for 139 points the very next season.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by Philadelphia Flyers 1991 → Quebec Nordiques 1994 → Colorado Avalanche 1995–2003 → Philadelphia Flyers 2005–2006 → Nashville Predators 2006 → Colorado Avalanche 2007–2010
Answer: Peter Forsberg
Forsberg didn't just win MVP in 2002 — he led the entire league in scoring that same season.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Toronto Maple Leafs 1956–1967 → Detroit Red Wings 1967–1970 → Montréal Canadiens 1970–1973
Answer: Frank Mahovlich
Mahovlich's best season came not with Toronto but with Montreal — 96 points and 43 goals in 1971.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Montréal Canadiens 1947–1960 → New York Rangers 1961–1963 → Detroit Red Wings 1966 → St. Louis Blues 1968
Answer: Doug Harvey
Harvey won the Norris Trophy as the league's best defenseman seven times between 1954 and 1961.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by Edmonton Oilers 1981 → Edmonton Oilers 1981–1990 → Toronto Maple Leafs 1991–1992 → Buffalo Sabres 1992–1994 → Los Angeles Kings 1994 → St. Louis Blues 1995–1998 → Calgary Flames 1999
Answer: Grant Fuhr
Fuhr was voted the best goaltender in the entire league in 1987.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by St. Louis Blues 1982 → St. Louis Blues 1983–1987 → Calgary Flames 1988–1991 → Toronto Maple Leafs 1991–1996 → New Jersey Devils 1996–1997 → Chicago Blackhawks 1998–1999 → Buffalo Sabres 1999–2000 → Montréal Canadiens 2001–2002 → Toronto Maple Leafs 2002
Answer: Doug Gilmour
Gilmour racked up 127 points in 1992 — remarkable for a guy also voted the league's best defensive forward that season.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Detroit Red Wings 1944–1956 → Chicago Blackhawks 1957–1959 → Detroit Red Wings 1964
Answer: Ted Lindsay
In 1956, Lindsay put up 85 points for Detroit while racking up 103 penalty minutes.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Montréal Canadiens 1952–1962 → New York Rangers 1963–1964 → St. Louis Blues 1968–1969 → Toronto Maple Leafs 1970–1972 → Boston Bruins 1972
Answer: Jacques Plante
Plante was voted the league's best goaltender seven times, but claimed MVP just once, in 1961.
Every club he played for. Who is he?
Drafted by Winnipeg Jets 1981 → Winnipeg Jets 1981–1989 → Buffalo Sabres 1990–1994 → St. Louis Blues 1995 → Philadelphia Flyers 1995–1996
Answer: Dale Hawerchuk
Hawerchuk went first overall in 1981, and by 1984 was putting up 130 points and 53 goals a season for the Jets.