Matt Dumba

Represents:

6'0"

Height

183 lbs

Weight

2012

1st round, 7th overall

Position: D

Born: July 25, 1994

Age: 28

Birthplace: Regina, SK, Canada

Matt Dumba

Represents:

6'0"

Height

183 lbs

Weight

2012

1st round, 7th overall

Position: D

Born: July 25, 1994

Age: 28

Birthplace: Regina, SK, Canada

Matt Dumba

Represents:

Height:

6'0"

Weight:

183 lbs

2012

1st round, 7th overall

Position: D

Born: July 25, 1994

Age: 28

Birthplace: Regina, SK, Canada

Statistics

Season	Team	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	TOI	PIMS	PPG	GWG	SOG	S%
2013-14	MIN	13	1	1	2	-5	161:50	2	1	0	12	8.33
2014-15	MIN	58	8	8	16	13	870:36	23	2	2	86	9.30
2015-16	MIN	81	10	16	26	1	1364:50	38	6	3	152	6.58
2016-17	MIN	76	11	23	34	15	1544:46	59	6	1	131	8.40
2017-18	MIN	82	14	36	50	15	1952:49	41	2	4	176	7.95
2018-19	MIN	32	12	10	22	-5	748:20	21	6	1	93	12.90
2019-20	MIN	69	6	18	24	-7	1552:29	41	1	1	167	3.59
2020-21	MIN	51	6	15	21	1	1136:16	46	1	1	89	6.74
2021-22	MIN	57	7	20	27	9	1316:14	47	1	1	116	6.03
2022-23	MIN	23	2	5	7	-4	482:00	23	0	1	29	6.90
Totals:		542	77	152	229	33	11129:70	341	26	15	1051	7.33

Season	Team	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	TOI	PIMS	PPG	GWG	SOG	S%
2014-15	MIN	10	2	2	4	-1	160:52	2	2	0	15	13.33
2015-16	MIN	6	0	2	2	-2	87:50	6	0	0	5	0.00
2016-17	MIN	5	0	0	0	-1	119:29	2	0	0	7	0.00
2017-18	MIN	5	1	1	2	-4	134:52	4	0	1	10	10.00
2020-21	MIN	7	1	2	3	-1	165:31	17	0	0	6	16.67
2021-22	MIN	6	1	0	1	4	129:70	2	0	0	15	6.67
Totals:		39	5	7	12	-5	796:56	33	2	1	58	8.62

News

Dressed for the part: Checking in with Matt Dumba

He's already a hockey player and a humanitarian, but there was room for another role in Matt Dumba's life and he's already dressed for the part.

My first video game | Part II

Whether they were button mashing for tricks or taking their time along a classic RPG, players recall their first favourite video games.

My first cell phone

A lesson in T9 texting, the original Motorola Razr – and one from Nikolaj Ehlers for those who have been pronouncing Nokia incorrectly!

Dumba honoured for by NHL for anti-racism, community efforts

Minnesota’s Matt Dumba was chosen as the winner the King Clancy Memorial Trophy, a nod to the first NHL player to kneel during the U.S. anthem for his role in helping the sport combat racism.

Rebuild Minnesota: Dumba looks to help leave lasting difference

As he sat watching the television, Dumba felt much farther away than the 1,900 kilometers between where he was in Calgary and his NHL home in Minneapolis.