Who Am I? [Game - Hockey]

[RizzeeDizzee]

Are you Patrice Brisebois?

EDIT: Wait you are not..... Brisebois played more than 13 seasons.

I also did Brisebois within the last month

[Invictus]

As a Habs fan those names come to mind easier and for the most part he fit! He just played more than 13 seasons...

[RizzeeDizzee]

Oh, and I guess Matt Moulson

[tweetdrivr]

Brendan Gallagher

[Invictus]

I am not those guys mentioned either.

Clue# 3.5 I also have a points record that Gretzky has not come close to!
Clue# 3 My PIM totals (per season) rival Gretzky's point totals.

Clue# 2 Like Wendel, I was also a Canadian winger. Almost even the same province!
Clue# 1 I was born a year before my most played on team last won the Stanley Cup

[RizzeeDizzee]

Scott Hartnell

[PrairieDog]

Rick Tocchet

[hockeyrobot]

Shane Doan

[Invictus]

I am not any of those mentioned.

Clue# 4 Like Tocchet, I became an assistant coach following the year I retired, except it was with the team that I last played on.

Clue# 3.5 I also have a points record that Gretzky has not come close to!
Clue# 3 My PIM totals (per season) rival Gretzky's point totals.
Clue# 2 Like Wendel, I was also a Canadian winger. Almost even the same province!
Clue# 1 I was born a year before my most played on team last won the Stanley Cup.

[RizzeeDizzee]

I need you to clarify something, because I can't find anyone who fits based on the first clue. When you say last won the Stanley Cup, do you count the actual year they won, even though the season started the previous year. For example, the Canadiens last won the Stanley Cup in 1993. I want to make sure you count that as 1993, not for some reason 1992. If so, then I cannot find a single player who fits and has not already been guessed and is retired. That's because every team that won the Cup prior to 1967 has won it since then. But of course winners from the past 20 seasons wouldn't apply since you say they'd need to have been born a year prior, and that would make them too young. So that leaves, as viable options, the Maple Leafs in 1967, the Flyers in 1975, the Islanders in 1983, the Oilers in 1990, and the Rangers in 1994; and no one not already guessed both played most of their games for that team and was born a year earlier than their last cup win, let alone meets the other criteria. Am I missing something?

[Invictus]

If they won the cup in the 2025-26 season, then they were born in the 2025 year.

Clue# 5 I assure you I exist

[RizzeeDizzee]

If they won the cup in the 2025-26 season, then they were born in the 2025 year.

Clue# 5 I assure you I exist

Okay, thanks for clarifying. This is a tough nut to crack, but I'll keep at it.

[RizzeeDizzee]

Kris King might fit, except he played too many games for other teams. Same with Gary Roberts. So I'll guess P.A. Parenteau, which I'm almost positive is incorrect.

[Invictus]

Clue# 6 I earned a degree in business and finance during my NHL off seasons.

Clue# 5 I assure you I exist
Clue# 4 Like Tocchet, I became an assistant coach following the year I retired, except it was with the team that I last played on.
Clue# 3.5 I also have a points record that Gretzky has not come close to!
Clue# 3 My PIM totals (per season) rival Gretzky's point totals.
Clue# 2 Like Wendel, I was also a Canadian winger. Almost even the same province!
Clue# 1 I was born a year before my most played on team last won the Stanley Cup.

[Invictus]

Clue# 7 I played a role in establishing the collective bargaining agreement between the NHLPA and the NHL during the 1994–95 season.

Clue# 6 I earned a degree in business and finance during my NHL off seasons.
Clue# 5 I assure you I exist
Clue# 4 Like Tocchet, I became an assistant coach following the year I retired, except it was with the team that I last played on.
Clue# 3.5 I also have a points record that Gretzky has not come close to!
Clue# 3 My PIM totals (per season) rival Gretzky's point totals.
Clue# 2 Like Wendel, I was also a Canadian winger. Almost even the same province!
Clue# 1 I was born a year before my most played on team last won the Stanley Cup.