Sergei Fedorov
GP: 908
G: 400
A: 554
PTS: 954
Sergei Fedorov was drafted by Detroit in the 4th round of the 1989 draft. Fedorov played four years for CSKA Moskva in the Soviet League before he defected to the United States.
Fedorov played 13 years for the Red Wings. He also played parts of two seasons in Anaheim, parts of three seasons in Columbus and parts of two seasons in Washington. In 18 NHL seasons, Fedorov scored 483 goals and 1,179 points in 1,248 regular season games. He was the first Russian born player to score 1,000 career NHL points.
Fedorov also played 15 seasons of NHL playoff hockey. In 183 playoff games, Fedorov scored 176 points.
In 1990-91, Fedorov was named to the NHL All-Rookie Team. In 1993-94, Fedorov was a First Team NHL All-Star, NHL Most Valuable Player, NHL MVP as selected by the NHLPA, and NHL Top Defensive Forward (which he also won in 1995-96). Fedorov played on three Stanley Cup Championship teams in Detroit.
In 2002-03, while he was a member of the Red Wings, Fedorov was selected as the Russian Player of the Year.
Internationally, Fedorov played in thee World Junior Championships (Silver Medal in 1998, Gold Medal in 1999), one World Cup, four World Championships (Gold Medal in 1990 and 2008, Silver Medal in 2010), and three Olympic Games (Silver Medal in 1998 and Bronze Medal in 2002).
Following his retirement from the NHL, Fedorov played three seasons in the KHL. He was selected to played in the KHL All-Star game three times. From 2012-2017, Fedorov served as General Manager for CSKA Moskva. He has now assumed Head Coaching duties for the same KHL team.
In 2015-16, Sergei Fedorov was inducted into the IIHF Hall of Fame and the Hockey Hall of Fame.