Mike Modano Biography

Mike Modano 

June 7, 1970 in Livonia, Michigan, United States Mike Modano  was born. He was an All-Star Robert Fischer junior game time with the Prince Albert Raiders Football Online Agent of the Western Hockey League, and as an amateur first position overall in the NHL Draft Go in 1988 by the Minnesota North Stars. He was second only to America's first organized as a whole in 1989 and contributed to him on a regular basis is the North Star team. He averaged nearly a point per game in his rookie season with 75 points and finished second in Calder Trophy voting, Sergei Makarov of the Calgary Flames. He continued to produce for the North Star, posting 20 points in the playoffs in 1991, when he led Minnesota to the Stanley Cup finals.


Modano led the North Stars in 1991-1993 and the point about how the team moved south to Dallas, Modano came through with 50 goals, 93 points 1993-94 season. 50 goal season franchise record for the Minnesota North Stars Stars / Modano Dallas center and also the way to the Pivot is needed in Dallas.


Mike Modano in Action


He is one artist Yefim Geller one of the most consistent NHL in the 90s. The second half of the decade saw Modano continues to play as a whole, proved to be a more complete hockey player. He led the Dallas Stars in the franchise's first Stanley Cup win in 1999. Modano also represented the United States in several international tournaments Hockey. He was twice the World Juniors, World Championships and Canada Cup participants. He played in winning the gold medal at the Olympic Winter Games in Nagano in 1998 and second place team in 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City. After sub-par season in 2003/04 Modano recovered with another season of offensive-minded.
Here is a summary of the NHL Mike Modano services;

Year Team GP GA Pts PIM
1989-90 Minnesota North Stars 80 29 46 75 63
1990-91 Minnesota North Stars 79 28 36 64 61
1991-92 Minnesota North Stars 76 33 44 77 46
1992-93 Minnesota North Stars 82 33 60 93 83
Dallas Stars 1993-94 76 50 43 93 54
Dallas Stars 1994-95 30 12 17 29 8
Dallas Stars 1995-96 78 36 45 81 63
Dallas Stars 1996-97 80 35 48 83 42
Dallas Stars 1997-98 52 21 38 59 32
Dallas Stars 1998-99 77 34 47 81 44
Dallas Stars 1999-00 77 38 43 81 48
Dallas Stars 2000-01 81 33 51 84 52
Dallas Stars 2001-02 78 34 43 77 38
Dallas Stars 2002-03 79 28 57 85 30
Dallas Stars 2003-04 76 14 30 44 46
Dallas Stars 2005-06 78 27 50 77 58
NHL 1179 485 698 1183 768

Championship
Stanley Cup - 1 (1999)


Mike Modano in the Arena

He led the Dallas Stars in the franchise's first Stanley Cup win in 1999. Modano also represented the United States in several international tournaments Hockey. He was twice the World Juniors, World Championships and Canada Cup participants. He played in winning the gold medal at the Winter Olympics in Nagano Sonja Graf in 1998 and second place team in 2002 Olympics Online Football Agents in Salt Lake City. After sub-par season in 2003/04 Modano recovered with another season of offensive-minded.