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Jay Bouwmeester

Jay Bouwmeester was drafted third overall in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft by the Florida Panthers. He played for the Panthers later that year. Bouwmeester played for Team Canada in the 2003 Men's World Hockey Championship in Finland and helped the team go on to win the gold medal. He was also named to the 2004 World Championship team that won the gold medal again. In September of 2004 Bouwmeester played for Team Canada at the World Cup of Hockey. Canada won the tournament. On February 8, 2006, Hockey Canada announced Bouwmeester would be added to the 2006 Olympic lineup in place of injured defenceman Scott Niedermayer. Bouwmeester is a young up-and-comer with tremendous offensive upside. He is a skilled and speedy player with good defensive sensibilities, allowing his teammates the time and space to get up ice. Bouwmeester should help Florida for years to come at both ends of the ice.

Jay Bouwmeester Stats

 
    Position   D  
    Games Played   82  
    Goals   5  
    Assists   24  
    Points   29  
    Power Play Goals   2  
    Power Play Assists   8  
    Short Handed Goals   0  
    Short Handed Assists   0  
    Game Winning Goals   1  
    Overtime Goals   0  
    Empty Net Goals   0  
    Shootout Goals   0  
    Shootout Misses   0  
    Hatricks   0  
 
    Date of Birth   9/27/1983  
    Birthplace   Edmonton, Alberta  
    Draft Year   2002  
    Draft Round   round 1  
    Overall Draft Position   3  
    Shoots   Left  


    Plus/Minus   -21  
    Penalties   12  
    Major Penalties   0  
    Minor Penalties   12  
    Penalties in Minutes   26  
    Fights   0  
    Shots   107  
    Shooting Percentage   4.7  
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