Brother: Phil Lecavalier
Drafted 1st overall in 1998, Lecavalier didn't take long to become a star for the Lightning, leading the team with 25 goals and 67 points in just his 2nd NHL season. A few years later, the 6'4 center helped the Bolts win their first Stanley Cup. Over his 17-year career, the 4x All-Star won a Maurice Richard, King Clancy, and NHL Foundation Player Award, as well as World Cup gold. Vinny retired in 2016 with 421 goals and 528 assists.
DATE | STATUS | FROM | TO | SOURCE |
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06/21/2016 | ||||
06/21/2016 | Confirmed | Los Angeles Kings | Retired | |
01/06/2016 | ||||
01/06/2016 | Confirmed | Philadelphia Flyers | Los Angeles Kings | |
07/02/2013 | ||||
07/02/2013 | Confirmed | Tampa Bay Lightning | Philadelphia Flyers | |
06/27/2013 | ||||
06/27/2013 | Confirmed | Tampa Bay Lightning | Unknown | |
07/13/2008 | ||||
07/13/2008 | Extension | Tampa Bay Lightning | Tampa Bay Lightning |
Drafted 1996, 1 #4 overall by Rimouski Océanic in the QMJHL Entry Draft
Number 4 retired by Rimouski Océanic
Number 4 retired by Tampa Bay Lightning
Cult/Star player for Ak Bars Kazan
Cult/Star player for Rimouski Océanic
Cult/Star player for Tampa Bay Lightning
Career transactions
- 2013-07-02 • Signed to a five-year contract by the Philadelphia Flyers | $22,500,000 | Full story
- 2013-06-27 • Bought out of his contract by the Tampa Bay Lightning | Full story
- 2008-07-13 • Signed to an eleven-year contract extension by the Tampa Bay Lightning | $85,000,000 | Full story
- 2005-08-16 • Re-signed to a four-year contract by the Tampa Bay Lightning | $27,500,000 | Full story
- 2004-11-04 • Signed to a lockout contract by Ak Bars Kazan
- 2001-10-05 • Re-signed to a three-year contract by the Tampa Bay Lightning
- 1998-10-07 • Signed to a three-year entry-level contract by the Tampa Bay Lightning