NHL careerQUECGYANAATLLast NHL game 2000
Ed Ward's NHL career
Points
49
Games
278
Goals
23
Assists
26
P/GP
0.18
Plus/minus
-17
Right winger Ed Ward was drafted 108th overall by Quebec Nordiques in 1988. He played 8 seasons for 5 clubs, 1993-2000. That came to 278 games and 49 points, 23 goals and 26 assists.
Below: the whole of Ed Ward's career, season by season.
Every season
- Year 19881988 NHL Draft
Ed Ward is drafted 108 overall by Quebec Nordiques
First off the board- 1Mike ModanoMNS
- 2Trevor LindenVAN
- 3Curtis LeschyshynQUE
Swedes from the same draftPeter Popovic485 GP · 73 P
Patric Kjellberg394 GP · 160 P
Patrik Carnbäck154 GP · 62 P
- 5 years, 4 months and 22 days later · 6 seasonsYear 19931993-1994 seasonNHL debut
Ed Ward makes his NHL debut in 8–2 win against Tampa Bay Lightning
Ed was 23 years old ·
Le Colisée, Canada
First NHL goalFirst NHL pointSwedes on the ice:
Mats Sundin.
- Year 1995Season
1994-1995
Ed Ward plays only 2 games for 2 points
Events46games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1994-1995PlayoffsEliminated by San Jose Sharks0 of 7 games0 pointsFirst roundSJSSan Jose Sharks3–4 - Year 1996Season
1995-1996
Ed Ward plays only 41 games for 8 points
Events41games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1995-1996PlayoffsEliminated by Chicago Blackhawks0 of 4 games0 pointsFirst roundCHIChicago Blackhawks0–4 - Year 1997Season
1996-1997
Ed Ward scores 13 points — the best season of his career
The whole season1996-1997EventsCareer bestHis best points season42games missed - Year 2000Season
1999-2000
Ed Ward scores 6 goals — his best goal-scoring season
The whole season1999-2000EventsCareer bestHis best goal-scoring season30games missed - Season
2000-2001
Ed Ward's last season: 1 points
Events78games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2000-2001PlayoffsEliminated by Colorado Avalanche0 of 25 games0 pointsFirst roundCARCarolina Hurricanes4–2Second roundTORToronto Maple Leafs4–3Conference finalPITPittsburgh Penguins4–1Stanley Cup FinalCOLColorado Avalanche3–4 - The career
Ed Ward played his last NHL game in 2000
The career ended after 8 seasons, the last of them with New Jersey Devils.