An excellent two way player who played 835 of his 991 Games in the NHL with the Dallas Stars, Brenden Morrow was one of the top locker room leaders in franchise history.  Morrow would take over the captaincy from Mike Modano, and while he wasn’t the scorer that Modano was, he was very efficient with his shot selection twice finishing in the top three in shot percentage.  The Saskatchewan native would exceed 50 points three times including a 74 Point campaign in the 2007-08 Season.  He would accrue 528 Points with a Plus/Minus of 102 over his thirteen years as a Star.

Spending the majority of his career with the Dallas Stars, Brenden Morrow was an above average defensive forward.  Morrow was known for his leadership and overall skill when needed in the clutch as shown by the Stars long employment of the Left Wing.  Morrow was not an elite scorer (although his 575 career Points were certainly decent) but his overall skill set garnered him a spot on the Canadian Olympic Team and World Cup Team in 2004 and 2010 respectively.  In both of those tournaments, Morrow helped Canada win a Gold Medal.