Paul Coffey

Paul Coffey is a retired NHL player who played for nine teams over his career. Coffey broke into theleague in 1980 after being drafted in the first round of the draft by the Edmonton Oilers. He reached hispotential in 1981, scoring 89 points and being named a second team all-star. Coffey would go on to setmultiple records for a defenseman, including setting the record for most goals scored in the playoffs in1985, in route to winning another Stanley Cup title. In 1990, Coffey became the second defenseman toever score 1000 points, doing so in a record 770 games. That same season, Coffey won his fourth StanleyCup with the Pittsburgh Penguins. In 1992, Coffey was traded to the Los Angeles Kings, and then tradedto the Detroit Red Wings 2 years later. After short stints with the Hartford Whalers, Philadelphia Flyers,and Chicago Blackhawks, Coffey would spend his final seasons with the Boston Bruins until retiring in2001. Coffey would finish his storied career ranked 13th all-time in points scored, and was voted into theHockey Hall of Fame in 2004.