Artem Chubarov's NHL career
Centre Artem Chubarov was drafted 31th overall by Vancouver Canucks in 1998. He played 5 seasons, all of them for Vancouver Canucks, 1999-2004. That came to 228 games and 58 points, 25 goals and 33 assists.
Below: the whole of Artem Chubarov's career, season by season.
- Year 19981998 NHL Draft
Artem Chubarov is drafted 31 overall by Vancouver Canucks
First off the board- 1Vincent LecavalierTBL
- 2David LegwandNSH
- 3Brad StuartSJS
Swedes from the same draftMikael Samuelsson699 GP · 346 P
Christian Bäckman302 GP · 79 P
Tommy Westlund203 GP · 22 P
- 1 year, 3 months and 5 days later · 2 seasonsYear 19991999-2000 seasonNHL debut
Artem Chubarov makes his NHL debut in 2–1 win against New York Rangers
Artem was 19 years old ·
General Motors Place, Canada
Swedes on the ice:
Kim Johnsson and
Markus Näslund.
Year 2000Season1999-2000
Artem Chubarov's first NHL season: 9 points
The whole season1999-2000Events33games missed - Season
2000-2001
Artem Chubarov plays only 1 game for 0 points
Events81games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2000-2001PlayoffsEliminated by Colorado Avalanche0 of 4 games0 pointsFirst roundCOLColorado Avalanche0–4 - Year 2002Season
2001-2002
Artem Chubarov scores 10 points
Events31games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2001-2002PlayoffsEliminated by Detroit Red Wings6 games1 points0 G · 1 AFirst roundDETDetroit Red Wings2–4 - Year 2003Season
2002-2003
Artem Chubarov scores 20 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points season20games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2002-2003PlayoffsEliminated by Minnesota Wild14 games2 points0 G · 2 AFirst roundSTLSt. Louis Blues4–3Second roundMINMinnesota Wild3–4 - Year 2004Season
2003-2004
Artem Chubarov's last season: 19 points
EventsCareer bestHis best goal-scoring season17games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2003-2004PlayoffsEliminated by Calgary Flames7 games1 points0 G · 1 AFirst roundCGYCalgary Flames3–4 - The career
Artem Chubarov played his last NHL game in 2004
The career ended after 5 seasons with Vancouver Canucks.