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221. Marc Savard

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A two time All Star in consecutive seasons (2008 & 2009), Marc Savard quietly put forth a career where he accumulated 706 Points with 499 of them coming by way of Assists.  Savard began his career with the New York Rangers, Calgary and the Atlanta Thrashers and in that nine-year span he never played in the post season, though in his last season in Atlanta he had a career high 97 Points with a ninth-place finish in Points and third place finish in Assists.

After that, Savard would sign with the Boston Bruins where he would become more known and he would have seasons of 96, 78 and 88 Points, with the two higher tallies seeing him hit the top ten in Assists in all of those years.  Savard would sadly in 2010 suffer a serious concussion at the hands of a hit by Matt Cooke and a second concussion the season after would see him suffer post-concussion syndrome where he would be forced to retire, though he would receive a Stanley Cup Ring as the Bruins would win it all that year.

The Bullet Points

  • Country of Origin: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
  • Eligible Since: Wednesday, 01 January 2014
  • Position: Center
  • Games Played: 807
  • Notable Statistics:

    207 Goals
    499 Assists
    706 Points
    -54 Plus/Minus
    737 PIM
    45 Blocked Shots*
    80 Hits*
    121 Takeaways*
    171 Giveaways*
    67.7 Point Shares

    25 Playoff Games
    8 Goals
    14 Assists
    22 Points
    +3 Plus/Minus
    22 PIM
    5 Blocked Shots*
    8 Hits*
    10 Takeaways*
    19 Giveaways*

    *These stats were first implemented in the 2007/08 Season.
  • Played For: Atlanta Thrashers, Boston Bruins, Calgary Flames, New York Rangers
  • Non-NHL Teams: Oshawa Generals (OHL)
  • Major Accolades and Awards:

    Stanley Cup Rings (1) (Boston Bruins, 2011)
    All-Star (2) (2008 & 2009)
  • Notable Top Ten Finishes: 4 Top Ten Assists Finishes 3 Top Ten Points Finishes
  • Rankings: None

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