Scott Hartnell

Scott Hartnell was the sixth overall pick in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft by the Nashville Predators. He was the youngest player in franchise history to play with the Nashville Predators. Hartnell has played his whole career in Nashville thus far, but was recently signed by the Philadelphia Flyers. Hartnell's best season came in 2005-2006 as he scored 48 points (25 goals and 23 assists) in 81 regular season games. Known for crashing the net and playing a gritty style, Hartnell is a power forward with great upside for his team. He also has a great personality in the room and will be an asset to the Flyers. Hartnell is a born leader that may one day be an NHL captain. He's got great skill, too, and is really underrated in terms of offensive upside. Hartnell is a workhorse of a player that leads by example.

Scott Hartnell Stats


Position	LW
Games Played	50
Goals	25
Assists	20
Points	45
Power Play Goals	13
Power Play Assists	4
Short Handed Goals	0
Short Handed Assists	0
Game Winning Goals	4
Overtime Goals	0
Empty Net Goals	1
Shootout Goals	0
Shootout Misses	0
Hatricks	1


Date of Birth	4/18/1982
Birthplace	Regina, Saskatchewan
Draft Year	2000
Draft Round	round 1
Overall Draft Position	6
Shoots	Left

Plus/Minus	19
Penalties	28
Major Penalties	1
Minor Penalties	25
Penalties in Minutes	75
Fights	1
Shots	133
Shooting Percentage	18.8