Patrick Marleau

The 42-year-old has played 1779 NHL games, the most of anyone in NHL history. Marleau set the record back on April 20, 2021 when he played his 1768th career ...

Marleau won two Olympic gold medals with Team Canada in 2010 and 2014. Marleau set the record on April 20, 2021 when he played his 1,768th game, surpassing the previous record held by Gordie Howe. Longtime NHL forward Patrick Marleau has announced his retirement after a 23-year career.

Marleau a disputé 1779 matchs dans la LNH, amassant 1197 points.

Marleau a disputé 1779 matchs dans la LNH, amassant 1197 points. 12:12 mardi, 10 mai 2022. Patrick Marleau accroche ses patins après 1779 matchsLNH mardi, 10 mai 2022.

After 21 seasons with the Sharks, two more with the Toronto Maple Leafs and part of a season with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Patrick Marleau is hanging up his ...

It was never something I aimed for; it was just me loving this game so much that I never, ever wanted to hang up my skates." Marleau came back to the Sharks prior to the 2020-21 season for a third tour of duty in San Jose. "It’s bittersweet for sure, but I have so much to look forward to.

Saskatchewan-born NHL veteran Patrick Marleau has announced his retirement after a record setting 1779 games in the league.

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Marleau announced his retirement from the NHL on Tuesday, per The Players' Tribune. Marleau didn't play in 2021-22, but he hadn't officially announced his ...

Marleau a confirmé l'évidence, mardi, en prenant sa retraite de hockeyeur professionnel après avoir disputé 21 saisons dans la LNH.

Qu’il s’agisse de faire mes corvées ou de conduire des heures pour regarder mes matchs en plein hiver. Merci pour tout ce que vous avez fait pour moi.» Merci de m’avoir permis de porter ce chandail, année après année, décennie après décennie», a-t-il notamment écrit à l’intention des Sharks, pour lesquels il a évolué de 1997 à 2017, ainsi qu’à ses deux dernières campagnes.

Patrick Marleau retired from the NHL on Tuesday after a 23-year career in the NHL.

The tears. The laughs. He didn’t play in the 2021-22 season

Marleau, who didn't play during the 2021-22 season, spent 21 of his 23 seasons with the Sharks after being selected with the No. 2 pick in the 1997 NHL Draft by ...

"It's bittersweet for sure, but I have so much to look forward to," Marleau wrote. In 1,779 career games, he recorded 1,197 points (566 goals and 631 assists) and added 72 postseason goals in 195 playoff games. Patrick Marleau is calling it a career.

L'attaquant Patrick Marleau a annoncé sa retraite, mardi, mettant ainsi un terme à une carrière au cours de laquelle il a établi un record avec 1779 parties ...

Il n’a cependant jamais pu soulever la coupe Stanley pendant sa longue carrière de hockeyeur. Marleau, qui a été sélectionné par les Sharks au deuxième rang du repêchage de la LNH en 1997, accrochera ses patins en sachant qu’il est le meneur dans l’histoire de la concession californienne au chapitre des buts, des points, des buts en avantage numérique (161), des buts en infériorité numérique (17) et des buts victorieux (101). Marleau a totalisé 1197 points (566 buts, 631 mentions d’assistance) en carrière dans le circuit Bettman, surtout avec les Sharks. Il a aussi passé deux saisons avec les Maple Leafs de Toronto, et a pris part à huit parties avec les Penguins de Pittsburgh.

NHL veteran Patrick Marleau announced his retirement Tuesday, ending a career that saw him suit up for a recor...

NHL veteran Patrick Marleau announced his retirement Tuesday, ending a career that saw him suit up for a record 1,779 career regular-season games over his 23-season career. Marleau finished with 1,197 points (566 goals, 631 assists) over his career spent mostly with the Sharks, save for two seasons in Toronto and an eight-game stint with Pittsburgh. Marleau last played in the 2020-21 season, when he had four goals and five assists over 56 games with the San Jose Sharks. During that season he passed hockey legend Gordie Howe’s career games record of 1,767.

Marleau had a remarkable career that spanned multiple decades, an incredible games played record, two Olympic medals and over 1000 points.

And he was a two-time Olympic gold medalist with Canada at the 2010 and 2014 Games. In 13 career Olympic Games, Marleau amassed seven assists and nine points. Their connection was magic for an extremely long time, and hockey in California blossomed in part because kids out there wanted to be the next Marleau or Thornton. In his own, humble, quiet way, he was instantly a beloved leader for the Leafs, and Buds fans took to him and his lovely family right away. Although a Stanley Cup championship eluded him in his 23-season career, Marleau never balked when the San Jose Sharks – the team most people will remember him as a key part of, and the one that drafted him second overall in 1997 – failed to win the Cup. He always returned the next season, ready to give it his all. And though he moved around the league a little after his two seasons as a Leaf, he wound up setting a new league record for regular-season games played (1,779) before he announced his retirement Tuesday. And if you were around him every day, even as a media member, you’d see he was as kind and respectful to everyone as he was to his teammates.

L'attaquant Patrick Marleau a annoncé sa retraite, mardi, mettant ainsi un terme à une carrière au cours de laquelle il a établi un record avec 1779 parties ...

Meneur de l’histoire de la LNH pour les matches disputés. Marqueur de plus de 500 buts. «Au 14e rang de l’histoire pour les buts en séries éliminatoires. Tu étais là quand ça comptait, a t-il poursuivi. Champion du monde et de la Coupe du monde. Tu l’as mérité.» Il n’a cependant jamais pu soulever la coupe Stanley pendant sa longue carrière de hockeyeur. Sur la scène internationale, Marleau a aussi contribué aux conquêtes de l’or du Canada aux Jeux olympiques de Vancouver en 2010 et de Sotchi en 2014, à la Coupe du monde de 2004 et au Championnat du monde de 2003.

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — For 23 seasons, Patrick Marleau woke up each day preparing to play hockey and that helped him eventually break Gordie Howe's r...

Marleau was emotional at times talking about the sacrifices made by his family and thanked all his teammates and coaches. You won the World Cup. All-time leader in games played in NHL history. “You can’t describe what Patrick means to the San Jose Sharks as an organization, to San Jose as a hockey community,” Sharks President Jonathan Becher said. “It’s been hard,” Marleau said about his first season away from the game he started playing as a 3-year-old in Saskatchewan. “I’ve played this game that much all my life and I love it. Marleau broke Howe’s all-time games played record late last season, the capper to a remarkable career that started as the No. 2 overall pick in the 1997 draft. “There’s a reason we call him Mr. San Jose Shark. He’s symbolized the franchise for 21 years.

Patrick Marleau announced his retirement, ending a career that saw him suit up for a record 1779 career regular-season games over his career.

He helped the Sharks reach the 2016 Cup final, where they lost in six games to Pittsburgh. NHL veteran Patrick Marleau announced his retirement Tuesday, ending a career that saw him suit up for a record 1,779 career regular-season games over his 23-season career. Patrick Marleau announced his retirement, ending a career that saw him suit up for a record 1,779 career regular-season games over his career.

Il en a d'ailleurs profité pour surpasser la marque de 1767 matchs disputés en carrière dans la LNH, qui appartenait jusque-là au légendaire Gordie Howe.

Il n’a cependant jamais pu soulever la coupe Stanley pendant sa longue carrière de hockeyeur. Marleau, qui a été sélectionné par les Sharks au deuxième rang du repêchage de la LNH en 1997, accrochera ses patins en sachant qu’il est le meneur dans l’histoire de la concession californienne au chapitre des buts, des points, des buts en avantage numérique (161), des buts en infériorité numérique (17) et des buts victorieux (101). Marleau a totalisé 1197 points (566 buts, 631 mentions d’assistance) en carrière dans le circuit Bettman, surtout avec les Sharks. Il a aussi passé deux saisons avec les Maple Leafs de Toronto, et a pris part à huit parties avec les Penguins de Pittsburgh.

Il en a d'ailleurs profité pour surpasser la marque de 1767 matchs disputés en carrière dans la LNH, qui appartenait jusque-là au légendaire Gordie Howe.

Meneur de l’histoire de la LNH pour les matches disputés. Marqueur de plus de 500 buts. «Au 14e rang de l’histoire pour les buts en séries éliminatoires. Tu étais là quand ça comptait, a t-il poursuivi. Champion du monde et de la Coupe du monde. Tu l’as mérité.» Il n’a cependant jamais pu soulever la coupe Stanley pendant sa longue carrière de hockeyeur. Sur la scène internationale, Marleau a aussi contribué aux conquêtes de l’or du Canada aux Jeux olympiques de Vancouver en 2010 et de Sotchi en 2014, à la Coupe du monde de 2004 et au Championnat du monde de 2003.

Après avoir disputé 1'779 matchs en NHL, le vétéran Patrick Marleau, qui n'a pas joué cette saison, a annoncé qu'il mettait un terme à sa carrière.

Après avoir disputé 1'779 matchs en NHL, le vétéran Patrick Marleau, qui n'a pas joué cette saison, a annoncé qu'il mettait un terme à sa carrière. Le joueur de 42 ans, qui a joué 23 saisons au plus haut niveau, a donc terminé sa carrière avec l'équipe où il avait débuté, les Sharks de San José. Lors de la saison 2020-21, il y a disputé 56 matchs pour 9 points. En carrière, il compte 556 buts et 631 passes décisives. En plus des Sharks, il a porté les couleurs des Maple Leafs de Toronto et es Penguins de Pittsburgh. Congratulations to Patrick Marleau on a historic NHL career that spanned 23 seasons, during which the forward totalled 1,197 points over 1,779 GP as the league's all-time leader in regular-season appearances.— NHLPA (@NHLPA)

One of the greatest players to play in the 21st century has elected to hang up the skates. Patrick Marleau announced his retirement Tuesday.

During Marleau's 23 seasons in the NHL, he racked up a number of goals in both the regular season and the postseason. His durability was not just a key reason for him surpassing Mr. Hockey, but also for his success in the NHL. Marleau is first on the all-time list after passing Howe last season. In the 2020-21 season, Marleau broke Gordie Howe's record by playing in game No. 1,768. No doubt he was one of the best players of this century. But outside of six All-Star selections, Marleau never received any honors.