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Henrik Zetterberg


Birthdate: October 9th, 1980
Born: Njurunda, Sweden
Residence: Bloomfield Hills, Mi
Marital Status: Girlfriend
 
Position: LW, C
Jersey: #40
Shoots: Left
Height: 6’1"
Weight: 195 lbs
Seasons in NHL: 4
 
Aquired:Detroit's 4th choice, seventh round, (210th overall) in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft
Agency: Sports Management Group Inc.

Chronology

MILESTONES
1st NHL game – 10/10/02 at San Jose (Linemates Brendan Shanahan and Sergei Fedorov)
1st NHL point (assist on goal by Sergei Fedorov) 10/10/02 at San Jose
1st NHL goal (power play) 10/13/02 at Anaheim (J.S. Giguere)
1st career shorthanded goal – 11/02/02 at Ottawa
1st game winning goal – 11/16/02 at Toronto
1st Overtime goal – 12/7/02 vs St. Louis
1st Two goal game- 2/28/03 vs Toronto (E. Belfour)
1st Back to back games with goals- 2/28/03 vs Toronto (E. Belfour) and 3/2/03 vs Phoenix (B. Boucher)
1st Twenty goal season- 3/22/03 at St. Louis (C. Osgood)
1st Empty Net goal- 3/31/03 vs Nashville
1st Playoff Goal- 4/16/03 at Anaheim (J.S. Giguere)
1st Game with over 20 minutes played (21:59 on 21 Shifts)- 10/30/03 at Nashville
100th Career Game 3-1 Win- 1/3/04 vs Anaheim
Most Minutes in One Game, 24:00 in 4-4 Tie- 1/31/04 vs Carolina
1st Playoff Assist (goal by Brett Hull)- 4/11/04 at Nashville (T. Vokoun)
1st four point game (1 goal and 3 assists)-10/09/05 vs Calgary (M. Kiprusoff)
100th Career Point (42nd goal)- 10/24/05 at Columbus (Highlight reel goal on M. Denis)
100th amongst All-time Red Wing's Scoring Leaders (tied with Mark Osborne, Micheal Bergeron, and Dwight Foster with 110 points.)
Assist on goal by Robert Lang-11/23/05 vs Colorado
1st career shoot-out goal on his first career shootout attempt - 1/28/06 at Dallas (M. Turco)
1st Thirty goal season- 3/4/06 at Phoenix (C. Joseph)
100th Career Assist (goal by Niklas Lidstrom)- 11/24/06 vs St. Louis (M. Legace)
1st Nine Shot Game- 12/09/06 vs Toronto (A. Raycroft)
1st +4 (plus/minus) Game- 12/28/06 at Columbus (F. Norrena)
200th Career Point (108th assist on Tomas Holmstrom PP goal)- 1/04/07 at San Jose (E. Nabokov)
8 game point streak -from 12/20/06 vs Columbus (assist on Niklas Lidstrom PP goal) to 1/04/07 at San Jose (assist on Tomas Holmstrom PP goal)
50th amongst All-time Red Wing's Scoring Leaders (tied with Earl Reibel and Floyd Smith with 215 points.)
Game-winning goal in overtime- 1/30/07 at New York Islanders (R. Dipietro)
Fastest goal from start of game: 33 seconds- 2/2/07 vs St. Louis (M. Legace)
100th Career Goal- (Game-winning goal, assisted by Niklas Lidstrom and Tomas Holmstrom) 2/7/07 vs Phoenix (C. Joseph)
1st Career HAT TRICK- 2/17/07 at Phoenix (M. Tellqvist)
Hat Trick on three consecutive power-play goals, assists by Mathieu Schneider (2), Pavel Datsyuk (3), and Niklas Lidstrom (1)
1st Ten Shot Game- 02/24/07 at Nashville (T. Vokoun)
40th amongst All-time Red Wing's Scoring Leaders (Passing Dino Ciccarelli with 240 points.)
Assist on Tomas Holmstrom's 3rd power-play goal- 2/24/07 at Nashville (T. Vokoun)
TROPHIES
2000-2001 Swedish Elite League Rookie of the Year, Timra Red Eagles
2001 Bronze Medal for Tre Kroner (Sweden) at International Ice Hockey Federation World Championships
2002 Bronze Medal for Tre Kroner (Sweden) at International Ice Hockey Federation World Championships
2001-2002 "Guldpucken" (Golden Puck) Sweden's Best Hockey Player, while playing for Timra of the Swedish Elite League
2003 Silver Medal for Tre Kroner (Sweden) at International Ice Hockey Federation World Championships
2003 The Sporting News Rookie Of The Year (Voted on by NHL Players)
2003 NHL ALL-Rookie Team, Lead NHL Rookies with 22 goals and 44 total points.
2004-2005 Swedish Elite League Scoring Champion with 50 points (19 goals, 31 assists) in 50 games. For Timra Red Eagles.
2006 GOLD MEDAL for Tre Kroner (Sweden) at Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy
2006 GOLD MEDAL for Tre Kroner (Sweden) at International Ice Hockey Federation World Championships
2007 Selected to NHL ALL-STAR team (Western Conference). Did not play (Tendonitis of wrist)
2007 Selected as NHL's "First Star" of the Week (ending February 11th) with 5 goals and 4 assists in 4 games.
2007 Selected as NHL's "First Star" of the Week (ending February 18th) with 4 goals and 4 assists in 3 games.