2019-20 Notes

• Tied Mark Scheifele for the team lead in points (73) and led the Jets in goals (38), game-winning goals (7), and shots (239)
• Set career highs in goals (38), assists (35), and points (73)
• His 38 goals were tied for sixth in the NHL
• Seven game-winning goals were tied for third-most in a season in franchise history
• Averaged more than a point per game (1.03) for the first time in his career
• Has played in every regular season game during the past two regular seasons and 208 consecutive regular season games overall
• Had 52 points (23G, 29A) in 37 wins
• Posted 23 points (13G, 10A) in 20 games after the all-star break
• Averaged more than a point per game in the second game of back-to-backs with 11 points (5G, 6A) in nine games
• Had 23 points (13G, 10A) in 19 games against the Pacific Division
• Best months were December (10G, 7A) and February (8G, 9A) when he had 17 points
• Posted 19 points (11G, 8A) in 18 games on Tuesdays
• Had five points or more against four opponents – Ottawa (6), Dallas (5), San Jose (5), and Vancouver (5)
• Scored twice Mar. 11 at EDM to reach 200 career points
• Named the NHL's Second Star of the Week on Feb. 10 after collecting four goals and five assists in four games during the previous week
• Matched a career high with four points (1G, 3A) Feb. 8 vs. OTT
• Tallied his second career hat trick and first of the season with three goals Dec. 31 at COL
• Tallied 25 points (10G, 15A) in 20 games from Nov. 1-Dec. 15.
• Played in his 200th career game Nov. 19 at NSH
• Had two assists Nov. 1 at SJS for his first multi-point game of the season
• Established a career high with nine shots Oct. 29 at ANA

Professional Career

• Has played his first four professional seasons in the Jets organization
• Has reached 30 goals in three consecutive seasons
• Ironman streak sits at 208 games entering the 2020-21 season
• Played 52 games in the AHL as a rookie in 2016-17, tallying 44 points (25G, 19A)

Amateur Career

• Played one season for the University of Michigan Wolverines in 2015-16 when he posted 71 points (35G, 36A) in 38 games, which led the NCAA in goals and points
• Won a B1G Championship and was named the B1G’s Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year
• Won the Tim Taylor Award as the NCAA’s top rookie and was a finalist for the Hobey Baker Award
• Named to the NCAA’s West First All-American Team and B1G First All-Star Team and All-Rookie Team
• Prior to Michigan, played three seasons in the USHL for the Youngstown Phantoms
• Named the USHL’s Player of the Year and USA Hockey Junior Player of the Year in 2014-15 after putting up 80 points (34G, 46A) in 56 games
• Led the USHL in points and was also named USHL Forward of the Year and USHL First All-Star Team
• Selected to the USHL First All-Star Team and played in the USHL All-Star Game in 2013-14

International Career

• Had two assists in five games for USA at the 2016 World Championship
• Won a gold medal for USA at the 2014 U18 World Championship after netting seven points (4G, 3A) in seven games
• Played for USA at the 2014 and 2015 World Junior A Challenge, winning a goal medal in 2014