Steve Yzerman
93
Overall
Steve Yzerman captained the 2001-02 Red Wings to the Stanley Cup while playing through a badly damaged knee, a run that cemented 'The Captain' as one of the most respected leaders the NHL has ever seen. That same winter he won Olympic gold with Canada at Salt Lake City.
On the Go Unbeaten card he is the 93 OVR centre of the Detroit Red Wings 2001-02 squad — the leader your draft deserves.
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SPD
85
SHO
89
PAS
92
DEF
87
PHY
72
Career highlights
- Served as Detroit’s captain from 1986 to 2006, the longest-serving captain in NHL history.
- Won three Stanley Cups with the Red Wings and the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP in 1998.
- Retired with more than 1,700 career points, among the highest totals in NHL history.
Frequently asked
What is Steve Yzerman's rating in Go Unbeaten?
Steve Yzerman is rated 93 OVR as a centre (C) in the Detroit Red Wings 2001-02 squad in Go Unbeaten.
How long was Steve Yzerman captain of the Red Wings?
Two decades. Yzerman wore the C in Detroit from 1986 until his retirement in 2006, the longest captaincy of any player in NHL history.