1999–2000 Atlanta Thrashers season

The players who were introduced to the NHL as members of the expansion Thrashers, along with Stefan were Bryan Adams, Scott Fankhouser, Andreas Karlsson, Geordie Kinnear, Per Svartvadet, and Sergei Vyshedkevich.Éric Bertrand and Frantisek Kaberle played their rookie campaigns as members of the Thrashers, too, but they weren't Thrashers to begin with, with Bertrand getting traded from the New Jersey Devils, the eventual Stanley Cup champions, and Kaberle getting traded from the Los Angeles Kings.They played their first game on October 2, 1999, losing 4–1 to the eventual Stanley Cup Champions, the New Jersey Devils.[2] Andrew Brunette led the team in scoring with 50 points as the Thrashers finished last in the Southeast Division with an NHL worst record of 14–57–7–4.[3][4] Note: CR = Conference rank; GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; OTL=Overtime loss; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; PIM=Penalties in Minutes; Pts = Points Bolded teams qualified for the playoffs.

1999–2000Atlanta ThrashersSoutheastEasternDon WaddellCurt FraserCaptainKelly BuchbergerPhilips ArenaOrlando Solar BearsAndrew BrunetteAssistsPointsPenalty minutesDenny LambertPlus/minusDonald AudetteDamian RhodesGoals against averageScott Fankhouser2000–01seasonsDetroit Red Wings19 seasons later1993–94 Ottawa SenatorsPatrik Stefan1999 NHL Entry DraftBryan AdamsAndreas KarlssonGeordie KinnearPer SvartvadetSergei VyshedkevichÉric BertrandFrantisek KaberleStanley CupNew Jersey DevilsChicago BlackhawksSoutheast DivisionWashington CapitalsFlorida PanthersCarolina HurricanesTampa Bay LightningEastern ConferencePhiladelphia FlyersToronto Maple LeafsOttawa SenatorsPittsburgh PenguinsBuffalo SabresMontreal CanadiensNew York RangersBoston BruinsNew York IslandersColorado AvalancheCalgary FlamesVancouver CanucksDallas StarsNashville PredatorsLos Angeles KingsSan Jose SharksMighty Ducks of AnaheimSt. Louis BluesPhoenix CoyotesEdmonton OilersCenterDefenseGoaltenderLeft WingRight WingRay FerraroNelson EmersonYannick TremblayDean SylvesterMike StapletonPetr BuzekDarryl ShannonJohan GarpenlovHnat DomenichelliSteve GuollaShean DonovanGord MurphyChris TamerMaxim GalanovMatt JohnsonEd WardDavid HarlockSteve StaiosJason BotterillKevin DeanRumun NdurHerbert VasiljevsBrett ClarkMartin ProchazkaEric BertrandScott LangkowNorm MaracleChris McAlpineRick TabaracciVladimir VujtekNHL All-Star GameMatt HendricksRob ZeppRay DiLauroUlf SamuelssonDaniel SedinMax BirbraerDaniel TjarnqvistTrevor KiddRandy RobitaillePeter FerraroPhil CroweJamie PushorMaxim KondratievAnaheim Mighty DucksLadislav KohnJody HullCorey SchwabJeff WilliamsSylvain CloutierKen MagowanBrian WesenbergBill HuardDmitri VlasenkovPasi NurminenKirby LawDarcy HordichukOwen Sound PlatersDan SnyderMichigan StateOhio StateHugo BoisvertAdirondack Red WingsIndianapolis IceHC VítkoviceVladimír VůjtekUniversity of MichiganMassachusetts-LowellNorthern MichiganJ.P. VigierR.P.I.Brian PothierBrad TapperTerry Yake1999 NHL Expansion DraftMark TinordiTomi KallioAlexei YegorovCzech RepublicLong Beach Ice DogsLuke SellarsCanadaOttawa 67'sZdenek BlatnySeattle ThunderbirdsPlymouth WhalersDerek MacKenzieSudbury WolvesYuri DobryshkinRussiaKrylya Sovetov MoscowStephen BabyUnited StatesGreen Bay GamblersGarnet ExelbySaskatoon BladesTommi SantalaFinlandJokeritSt. Lawrence University1999–2000 NHL seasonAtlanta Thrashers seasons2001–022002–032003–042004–052005–062006–072007–082008–092009–102010–11WinnipegNew JerseyNY IslandersNY RangersPhiladelphiaPittsburghBostonBuffaloMontrealOttawaTorontoCarolinaFloridaTampa BayWashingtonChicagoDetroitNashvilleSt. Louis