Ryan Johansen

Represents:

6'3"

Height

220 lbs

Weight

2010

1st round, 4th overall

Position: C

Born: July 31, 1992

Age: 26

Birthplace: Port Moody, BC, Canada

Ryan Johansen

Represents:

6'3"

Height

220 lbs

Weight

2010

1st round, 4th overall

Position: C

Born: July 31, 1992

Age: 26

Birthplace: Port Moody, BC, Canada

Ryan Johansen

Represents:

Height:

6'3"

Weight:

220 lbs

2010

1st round, 4th overall

Position: C

Born: July 31, 1992

Age: 26

Birthplace: Port Moody, BC, Canada

Statistics

Season	Team	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	TOI	PIMS	PPG	SHG	GWG	SOG	S%
2011-12	CBJ	67	9	12	21	-2	853:16	24	3	0	3	99	0.09
2012-13	CBJ	40	5	7	12	-7	643:22	12	0	0	2	84	0.06
2013-14	CBJ	82	33	30	63	3	1447:01	43	7	0	5	237	0.14
2014-15	CBJ	82	26	45	71	-6	1599:11	40	7	2	0	202	0.13
2015-16	CBJ	38	6	20	26	-4	659:10	25	1	0	0	88	0.07
2015-16	NSH	42	8	26	34	10	745:51	36	3	0	2	97	0.08
2016-17	NSH	82	14	47	61	1	1544:31	60	4	1	3	154	0.09
2017-18	NSH	79	15	39	54	13	1465:21	78	1	0	3	129	0.12
2018-19	NSH	80	14	50	64	7	1564:25	42	0	1	6	136	0.1
Totals:		592	130	276	406	15	10522:08	360	26	4	24	1226	0.11

Season	Team	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	TOI	PIMS	PPG	SHG	GWG	SOG	S%
2013-14	CBJ	6	2	4	6	-2	114:16	4	2	0	0	18	0.11
2015-16	NSH	14	4	4	8	0	261:48	16	0	0	0	23	0.17
2016-17	NSH	14	3	10	13	12	290:43	12	0	0	1	15	0.2
2017-18	NSH	13	5	9	14	3	247:00	2	1	1	0	22	0.23
2018-19	NSH	6	1	1	2	-2	125:02	2	0	0	0	18	0.06
Totals:		53	15	28	43	11	1038:49	36	3	1	1	96	0.16

News

What Google won't tell you about... Johansen, Jones, Kane, McDavid

Here's hoping a photo of Ryan Johansen decked out in his squash gear turns up soon!

Who said it | Part IV

Jonathan Toews was quicker to the chirp than he and most of these players were to guessing which gap-toothed current player said it!

Who said it | Part I

Shots fired by Clayton Keller and Nathan MacKinnon, who play "Who said it" joined by Taylor Hall, Bo Horvat, Ryan Johansen, Nikita Kucherov, Dylan Larkin, Josh Manson, T.J. Oshie, Mark Scheifele and Eric Staal!

Playoff Performer of the Night | Ryan Johansen

Ryan Johansen (2-0–0) posted the first multi-goal game of his Stanley Cup Playoffs career to help the the Nashville Predators to a 5-4 double-overtime win to even out their second-round series against the Winnipeg Jets.