From Czechoslovakia, Robert Lang had a very good career in the National Hockey League although it took him some time to really find his groove. In his late 20’s, Lang came into his own when he was with the Pittsburgh Penguins and in his third season there at age 30, he had an 80 Point Season. Lang would later join Washington where he performed well and at one point three quarters into the 2003/04 season, he was the leading scorer, and then he was traded to the Detroit Red Wings, which marked the first time that the leading scorer was ever traded during the season. Lang would be injured shortly thereafter, but he would still finish the season ninth in Assists and Points. Lang would play for Detroit another two seasons and would finish his career with a season each in Chicago, Montreal and Phoenix.
261 Goals
442 Assists
703 Points
+55 Plus/Minus
422 PIM
67 Blocked Shots*
72 Hits*
64 Takeaways*
83 Giveaways*
70.3 Point Shares
91 Playoff Games
18 Goals
28 Assists
46 Points
-1 Plus/Minus
24 PIM
1 Blocked Shot*
1 Hit*
1 Takeaway*
0 Giveaways*
*These stats were first implemented in the 2007/08 Season.
Team Czechoslovakia (Olympics 1992; World Hockey Championship 1992)
Team Czech Republic (Olympics 1998, 2002 & 2006; World Cup of Hockey 1996; World Hockey Championship 1997)
TJ CHZ Litvinov (Czechoslovakian League & Czech League)
HC Sparta Praha (Czech League)
Stanley Cup Rings (None)
All-Star (1) (2004)
Olympic Gold Medal (1) (Czech Republic, 1998)
Olympic Bronze Medal (2) (Czechoslovakia 1992 & Czech Republic 2006)
World Hockey Championship Gold Medal (1) (Czech Republic 1996)
World Hockey Championship Bronze Medal (2) (Czechoslovakia 1992 & Czech Republic 1997)
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