1. Vancouver Canucks
   Ottawa Senators
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Calgary Flames

Erik Karlsson found himself as team captain after many years of playing hockey professionally, and not long into his career with the Senators. He's also known for playing with Sweden's hockey team on the international scale.

1. Montreal Canadiens
   Ottawa Senators
2. Edmonton Oilers
   Winnipeg Jets

A relatively new player to the NHL, Patrik Laine made his debut with the Winnipeg Jets in the 2016-2017 season. He's no amateur, as he's also played professionally for Finland for around five years.

1. Ottawa Senators
   Montreal Canadiens
2. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Winnipeg Jets

Doing a short season with the Toronto Maple Leafs, Brian Boyle was traded to the team in early 2017. No stranger to a trade, he has played with six teams in total since his career in the NHL began. After his time with Toronto, he moved on to the New Jersey Devils.

1. Vancouver Canucks
   Edmonton Oilers
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Calgary Flames

The late 1980s saw Theoren Fleury get his big break with the Calgary Flames where he spent many, many seasons. Being a top player for the team meant that he was valuable to the Flames, but they ultimately traded him for financial reasons. The trade saw him play for the Rangers and the Blackhawks.

1. Ottawa Senators
   Calgary Flames
2. Vancouver Canucks
   Montreal Canadiens

Cody Ceci's skills were recognized in the Ontario Hockey League when he became one of the top-scoring defenceman. This caught the eyes of Bryan Murray who set his sights on drafting Ceci to the big leagues after his time with the Ottawa 67's. You could say that Ottawa was always part of Ceci!

1. Ottawa Senators
   Winnipeg Jets
2. Vancouver Canucks
   Toronto Maple Leafs

Auston Matthews is one talented NHL player. Before he got his NHL start in Canada he played professionally in Switzerland. It's no wonder he was picked by Toronto to carry on with his talent!

1. Montreal Canadiens
   Edmonton Oilers
2. Vancouver Canucks
   Winnipeg Jets

Henrik Sedin had a long career in the NHL where he played for the Vancouver Canucks until he retired in 2018. Did you know that Sedin now likes to participate in horse racing? It's something that he and his brother both enjoy.

1. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Montreal Canadiens
2. Calgary Flames
   Edmonton Oilers

One of the most famous players from the Montreal Canadiens, Guy LaFleur was honoured with a statue outside the Bell Center. He quickly found himself becoming a fan favourite and even brought home the Stanley Cup with the team.

1. Montreal Canadiens
   Ottawa Senators
2. Calgary Flames
   Edmonton Oilers

This legendary player played for two Canadian teams, but most notably the Edmonton Oilers. Withe Oilers, Messier took home the Stanley Cup five times. You don't get your name mentioned on "Seinfeld" for nothing!

1. Montreal Canadiens
   Toronto Maple Leafs
2. Calgary Flames
   Winnipeg Jets

Outside of hockey, Giordano is all about getting involved with charitable organizations. For the entirety of his career, he has stuck with the Calgary Flames. He has also played for Team Canada in 2010, which came in 7th place.

1. Winnipeg Jets
   Edmonton Oilers
2. Montreal Canadiens
   Toronto Maple Leafs

Dion Phaneuf has played for three Canadian teams: the Maple Leafs, the Senators and the Flames. He was first drafted to the Flames at the beginning of his career in 2003. Overall, most of his professional career was spent with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

1. Winnipeg Jets
   Ottawa Senators
2. Calgary Flames
   Toronto Maple Leafs

Jacob Trouba got the chance to show his skills in the very first NHL game in which he ever played. He scored his first goal during this game! In 2019, Trouba was traded from the Jets to the New York Rangers.

1. Calgary Flames
   Toronto Maple Leafs
2. Edmonton Oilers
   Vancouver Canucks

In 1949, the Toronto Maple leafs signed Tim Horton. But he only spent one year with the team before going back to the American Hockey League. He later came back to the NHL and played a total of 20 seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs. He also played for the Rangers, Penguins and Sabres.

1. Vancouver Canucks
   Toronto Maple Leafs
2. Edmonton Oilers
   Ottawa Senators

With the Senators for 17 seasons, Daniel Alfredsson became a fan favourite and a Sens veteran. Despite starting his professional career with the Sens, he technically ended it with the Detroit Red Wings. But a one-day contract let him retire with the team with which he played for so long, the Ottawa Senators.

1. Calgary Flames
   Vancouver Canucks
2. Ottawa Senators
   Edmonton Oilers

Taylor Hall has played for multiple leagues over his career, but his career in the NHL began with the Edmonton Oilers. He was eventually traded to the New Jersey Devils where he has remained since.

1. Ottawa Senators
   Vancouver Canucks
2. Calgary Flames
   Montreal Canadiens

First joining the Ottawa Senators in 2001, Chris Neil has played with the team every season since, except for two. The Ottawa Senators became the team that Chris Neil debuted on in the NHL and also the team with which he retired.

1. Ottawa Senators
   Edmonton Oilers
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Calgary Flames

The majority of Dale Hawerchuk's career was spent in Canada with the Winnipeg Jets. He's a three-time Hall of Famer, also for his time as a player in Manitoba and Buffalo. In addition, he has been the recipient of countless awards for his skill and sportsmanship.

1. Vancouver Canucks
   Winnipeg Jets
2. Calgary Flames
   Montreal Canadiens

Despite being from Vancouver, Carey Price plays on the east coast of Canada for the Montreal Canadiens. In one season, Price won four different awards, showing just how good his skills in hockey really are. At the 2015 NHL Awards, he won the Hart Trophy as the NHL's MVP, the Vezina Trophy for best goalie and the Ted Lindsay Award for the most outstanding player as voted by the players. He also shared the William M. Jennings Trophy with Corey Crawford of the Chicago Blackhawks for the fewest goals allowed in the regular season.

1. Vancouver Canucks
   Edmonton Oilers
2. Ottawa Senators
   Winnipeg Jets

Russia's Pavel Bure quickly took on the nickname the "Russian Rocket" after entering the NHL. This is due to his incredible speed on the ice, making it no coincidence that he earned the Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy twice in his career.

1. Winnipeg Jets
   Montreal Canadiens
2. Vancouver Canucks
   Edmonton Oilers

Blake Wheeler played for Winnipeg for four years before earning the title of captain of the team. Since then, he has been recognized as an NHL All-Star for two years in a row and was also on the All-Star team.

1. Vancouver Canucks
   Toronto Maple Leafs
2. Edmonton Oilers
   Winnipeg Jets

So far, Connor McDavid has spent four years with the Edmonton Oilers. Within his first year, he quickly swept up many rookie titles and was named an NHL All-Star. There's no doubt that there are more good things to come in his future!

1. Montreal Canadiens
   Calgary Flames
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Vancouver Canucks

Dustin Byfuglien began his career in the NHL with the Chicago Blackhawks, later moving to the Winnipeg Jets. For him, hockey runs in the family; his stepfather played briefly in the NHL.

1. Montreal Canadiens
   Toronto Maple Leafs
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Edmonton Oilers

An unforgettable name that once played with the Canadiens is Rocket Richard. He got this nickname from another player in the league, Ray Getliffe. The name stuck, and Maurice Richard became commonly known as Rocket!

1. Edmonton Oilers
   Calgary Flames
2. Vancouver Canucks
   Ottawa Senators

Out of his 10 years with the Edmonton Oilers, Jari Kurri helped his team take home five Stanley Cup titles. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame and the Oilers retired his number.

1. Ottawa Senators
   Vancouver Canucks
2. Montreal Canadiens
   Winnipeg Jets

Georges Vezina was a player for the Montreal Canadiens in the early 1910s. His nickname was the "Chicoutimi Cucumber." Considered to be one of the best players of all time, he has been honoured in many ways, such as having been awarded the Vezina Trophy for best goalie.

1. Vancouver Canucks
   Montreal Canadiens
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Toronto Maple Leafs

Daniel and his twin brother Henrik are both NHL stars. Both also played for the Vancouver Canucks and decided to retire at the same time. It was a team they both loved and wanted to finish their professional careers with!

1. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Montreal Canadiens
2. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Vancouver Canucks

Playing four seasons with the Maple Leafs, Glenn Healy finished off his long NHL career in Canada. After this, he took up many hosting jobs, such as on Canada's famous show about the sport, "Hockey Night in Canada."

1. Edmonton Oilers
   Montreal Canadiens
2. Calgary Flames
   Toronto Maple Leafs

Dave Keon was a legendary player for the Toronto Maple Leafs and has been honoured as such. His number has been retired by the team and he is among some of the greatest hockey players to ever live, often considered the best player the Leafs have ever seen!

1. Edmonton Oilers
   Ottawa Senators
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Montreal Canadiens

Playing over 10 seasons with the Oilers, Grant Fuhr was a valuable player to the team. In his career, he took home the Stanley Cup five times, all of them with the Oilers. He's often considered to be among the hockey greats!

1. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Edmonton Oilers
2. Calgary Flames
   Winnipeg Jets

Jarome Iginla was inspired from a young age by players like Grant Fuhr. This inspiration eventually led to him joining the Flames where he has spent most of his career. While he also played for several teams in the United States, he's best known for his time with the Flames.

1. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Ottawa Senators
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Vancouver Canucks

Though born in Montreal, Roberto Luongo played for the New York Islanders and Florida Panthers before he was traded to Vancouver in 2006. He spent eight seasons playing for the team where he earned himself the Mark Messier Leadership Award the following year. He returned to the Panthers and announced his retirement in 2019.

1. Edmonton Oilers
   Calgary Flames
2. Ottawa Senators
   Toronto Maple Leafs

Jordan's home province of Saskatchewan is very proud of him, giving him the Saskatchewan Male Athlete of the Year Award. After playing for the Oilers, he was traded to the New York Islanders, but he still loves to return to his Canadian roots when he can.

1. Montreal Canadiens
   Vancouver Canucks
2. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Ottawa Senators

Drafted to the Canucks in 2005, Kevin Bieksa spent 10 seasons with the team. While with the Canucks, he was awarded for being the top defenceman. Did you know that his wife published a book inspired by their move to California?

1. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Winnipeg Jets
2. Montreal Canadiens
   Vancouver Canucks

Jean Beliveau was on the Montreal Canadians for his entire career in the NHL. In 19 seasons, he and the Canadiens brought home 10 Stanley Cup titles. He has been honoured countless times and is a true hockey legend!

1. Calgary Flames
   Ottawa Senators
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Edmonton Oilers

Signing with the Calgary Flames in 2013, you might know Johnny Gaudreau better by his nickname, Johnny Hockey. He plays for the Flames despite having grown up up in the United States.

1. Ottawa Senators
   Winnipeg Jets
2. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Montreal Canadiens

Not many people can say that they have their own burger at McDonald's, but Brendan Gallagher can! The burger was only available in Quebec, as Gallagher plays for the Canadiens. He has spent seven seasons with the team so far!

1. Toronto Maple Leafs
   Vancouver Canucks
2. Edmonton Oilers
   Montreal Canadiens

The Montreal Canadiens picked Larry Robinson in 1971. He then went on to spend the majority of his professional career with the team. Robinson also had the chance to play for Team Canada.

1. Vancouver Canucks
   Winnipeg Jets
2. Edmonton Oilers
   Ottawa Senators

Dany Heatley was known for being one of the Sens' top scorers and for his cooperative play style. Though he played only four seasons with Ottawa, he made them count by setting records the team had never held before.

1. Edmonton Oilers
   Toronto Maple Leafs
2. Winnipeg Jets
   Vancouver Canucks

Wayne Gretzky is known for many things, such as being the league's top scorer. He consistently proved himself while playing for the Edmonton Oilers and also spent the majority of his career playing there. There's no question as to why he is called "The Great One!"

1. Montreal Canadiens
   Edmonton Oilers
2. Ottawa Senators
   Winnipeg Jets

Jason Spezza played for two Canadian NHL teams, Ottawa and Toronto. Spending most of his time with Ottawa, he also played for the American team, the Dallas Stars, for a few seasons. His first time playing with the Sens was in the 2002-2003 season, making him an NHL veteran!