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#19 New Jersey Devils / NHL - 98/99

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Bobby Carpenter Facts

Date of Birth
Jul 13, 1963
Age
63
Place of Birth
Peabody, MA, USA
Nation
USA
Youth Team
-
Position
C
Height
183 cm / 6'0"
Weight
91 kg / 201 lbs
Shoots
L
Status
Retired
Highlights
NHL Stanley Cup Champion
1
United States Hockey Hall of Fame
1
Daughter: Alex Carpenter
Son: Robert Carpenter

Bobby Carpenter was the first American player to score 50 goals in a season. He was selected 3rd overall in 1981 after leading the United States with 9 points in 5 games at the World Juniors. He scored 32 goals and 67 points as a rookie in 1982 and set career highs in 1985 with 53 goals and 95 points. He won a Stanley Cup with the Devils in 1995 and retired in 1999 with 320 goals and 408 assists. Bobby later won 2 more Cups as assistant coach of the Devils in 2000 and 2003.
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Bobby Carpenter Statistics

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STeamLeagueGPGATPPIM+/-POSTGPGATPPIM+/-
78-79undefined flagSt. John's PrepUSHS-Prep23233154--
79-80undefined flagSt. John's PrepUSHS-Prep33283765--
80-81undefined flagSt. John's PrepUSHS-Prep18163147--
undefined flagUSA U20WJC-2055496-
81-82undefined flagWashington CapitalsNHL8032356769-23
82-83undefined flagWashington CapitalsNHL80323769640Playoffs41012-
83-84undefined flagWashington CapitalsNHL80284068510Playoffs821325-
84-85undefined flagWashington CapitalsNHL805342958720Playoffs51458-
undefined flagUSACC614544
85-86undefined flagWashington CapitalsNHL80272956105-12Playoffs954912-
86-87undefined flagWashington CapitalsNHL22571221-7
undefined flagNew York RangersNHL28281020-12
undefined flagLos Angeles KingsNHL102356-8Playoffs51232-
undefined flagUSAWC102248-
87-88undefined flagLos Angeles KingsNHL7119335284-21Playoffs51120-7
undefined flagUSACC512344
88-89undefined flagLos Angeles KingsNHL39111526163
undefined flagBoston BruinsNHL185914104Playoffs81124-6
89-90undefined flagBoston BruinsNHL8025315697-3Playoffs21461039-3
90-91undefined flagBoston BruinsNHL298816222Playoffs101121
91-92undefined flagBoston BruinsNHL6025234846-3Playoffs80116-1
92-93undefined flagWashington CapitalsNHL6811172865-16Playoffs614562
93-94undefined flagNew Jersey DevilsNHL76102333517Playoffs2017820-1
94-95undefined flagNew Jersey DevilsNHL415111619-1Playoffs171456-1
95-96undefined flagNew Jersey DevilsNHL52551014-10
96-97undefined flagNew Jersey DevilsNHL6241519146Playoffs1012322
97-98undefined flagNew Jersey DevilsNHL66991822-4Playoffs610100
98-99undefined flagNew Jersey DevilsNHL56281036-3Playoffs70002-1

Bobby Carpenter Tournament Statistics

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Bobby Carpenter Career Totals

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LeagueYearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-YearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-
undefined flagCC 2112680.73880
undefined flagNHL 1811783204087280.62919-81161402138590.42136-15*
undefined flagUSHS-Prep 37467991662.24--0
undefined flagWC 1102240.408-0
undefined flagWJC-20 155491.806-0
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Bobby Carpenter Hockey Connections

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Bobby Carpenter Career Highlights

Bobby Carpenter Biography and Trivia

Drafted 1980, 10 #125 by Windsor Spitfires in the OHL Priority Selection
Cult/Star player for Washington Capitals

Career transactions
- 1999-08-16 • Announced his retirement
- 1993-09-13 • Signed to a two-year contract by the New Jersey Devils
- 1992-06-30 • Signed to a one-year contract by the Washington Capitals
- 1989-01-23 • Traded to the Boston Bruins for Steve Kasper
- 1987-03-10 • Traded to the Los Angles Kings with Tom Laidlaw for Marcel Dionne, Jeff Crossman & a 1989 3rd round pick
- 1987-01-01 • Traded to the New York Rangers with a 1989 2nd round pick (Jason Prosofsky) for Bobby Crawford, Kelly Miller & Mike Ridley
- 1985-07-00 • Re-signed to a four-year contract by the Washington Capitals
- 1981-08-27 • Signed to a three-year entry-level contract by the Washington Capitals

His daughter Alexandra Carpenter Played for Team USA Women's U-18 National Women's Hockey Team as just a sophomore in High School