Nov. 20 2:47 PM PT3:47 PM MT4:47 PM CT5:47 PM ET10:47 PM GMT6:47 AM 北京时间-Selanne scored for the second straight game and added two assists for a season-high three points in Thursday night's 4-3 overtime win over visiting Tampa Bay. Analysis: Selanne has six of his 11 goals over the past nine games.
Nov. 6 1:23 PM PT2:23 PM MT3:23 PM CT4:23 PM ET9:23 PM GMT5:23 AM 北京时间-Selanne scored two goals to overtake Hall of Famer Jean Beliveau on the career points list, in the Ducks' 4-0 victory over the Predators on Thursday night. Analysis: Selanne increased his career point total to 1,221, breaking a tie with Beliveau for 38th place. Selanne has played in 1,146 regular-season games, 21 more than Beliveau. "He's a legend in Montreal, and it's a great honor to pass guys like him because you know you have done some good things in this league," Selanne said. "Things like this are just a bonus for myself. Obviously, I'm very lucky and thankful for how my career has gone."
Oct. 9 11:22 AM PT12:22 PM MT1:22 PM CT2:22 PM ET7:22 PM GMT3:22 AM 北京时间-Selanne scored twice in Thursday's 6-1 win over Boston. Analysis: Selanne leads all active players with 581 career goals. He needs 20 to tie Jari Kurri for 17th all-time.
Jun. 3 2:27 PM PT3:27 PM MT4:27 PM CT5:27 PM ET10:27 PM GMT6:27 AM 北京时间-Selanne says his next NHL season will be his last. Analysis: Selanne, a 10-time All-Star, celebrated his 39th birthday Friday. He told the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper in Finland that a man his age doesn't belong in the NHL. Selanne recently contemplated retirement but decided to play for one more season. The Finnish-born Selanne entered the NHL in 1992 at age 22 with the Winnipeg Jets. He has 614 goals for Winnipeg, San Jose, Colorado and Anaheim.
Jul. 27 10:02 AM PT11:02 AM MT12:02 PM CT1:02 PM ET6:02 PM GMT2:02 AM 北京时间-Selanne has decided to play another season with the Anaheim Ducks. The team says Selanne told Ducks general manager Bob Murray of his decision on Saturday. Analysis: The Finnish-born Selanne has played 10 of his 17 NHL seasons with Anaheim and was signed for the 2009-2010 season. He is the Ducks' all-time scoring leader with 352 goals, including 59 game-winners, and 743 points. Anaheim was eliminated by Detroit in the second round of this season's playoffs.
