Jakub Vrana

Represents:

6'0"

Height

200 lbs

Weight

2014

1st round, 13th overall

Position: LW

Born: February 28, 1996

Age: 26

Birthplace: Prague, Czech Republic

Jakub Vrana

Represents:

6'0"

Height

200 lbs

Weight

2014

1st round, 13th overall

Position: LW

Born: February 28, 1996

Age: 26

Birthplace: Prague, Czech Republic

Jakub Vrana

Represents:

Height:

6'0"

Weight:

200 lbs

2014

1st round, 13th overall

Position: LW

Born: February 28, 1996

Age: 26

Birthplace: Prague, Czech Republic

Statistics

Season	Team	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	TOI	PIMS	PPG	GWG	SOG	S%
2016-17	WSH	21	3	3	6	2	233:17	2	3	2	32	9.38
2017-18	WSH	73	13	14	27	2	912:24	12	1	2	133	9.77
2018-19	WSH	82	24	23	47	20	1151:18	27	1	4	161	14.91
2019-20	WSH	69	25	27	52	3	1026:53	18	1	6	187	13.37
2020-21	DET	11	8	3	11	1	189:59	2	0	3	32	25.00
2020-21	WSH	39	11	14	25	9	560:22	8	0	4	68	16.18
2021-22	DET	26	13	6	19	-8	388:16	16	5	3	65	20.00
2022-23	DET	2	1	1	2	1	23:12	0	0	0	5	20.00
Totals:		323	98	91	189	30	4485:41	85	11	24	683	14.35

Season	Team	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	TOI	PIMS	PPG	GWG	SOG	S%
2017-18	WSH	23	3	5	8	5	274:39	2	1	2	39	7.69
2018-19	WSH	7	0	0	0	-1	100:38	6	0	0	8	0.00
2019-20	WSH	5	0	0	0	-6	71:49	2	0	0	11	0.00
Totals:		35	3	5	8	-2	447:60	10	1	2	58	5.17

News

Red Wings' Vrana placed in NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program

Vrana will be away from the team while taking part in the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program.

Red Wings agree to 3-year deal with Jakub Vrana

The Detroit Red Wings and winger Jakub Vrana agreed to a three-year contract worth $5.25 million per season, avoiding arbitration.

Capitals re-sign winger Jakub Vrana in 2-year deal

The Washington Capitals took care of their biggest remaining off-season priority Tuesday by re-signing winger Jakub Vrana to a $6.7 million, two-year contract.

Caps players share memories, tattoo, and a laugh at Vrana's expense

Getting your name etched on the Stanley Cup is no easy task. Getting that moment engraved on your body proved to be at least as tough for a couple of Washington Capitals players.

'Saucer-eyed': Caps, others count on rookies in NHL playoffs

The 50 rookie skaters in these playoffs are the most since teams used 54 in 2005-06. That could be a reflection of teams having greater trust in young players arriving from junior hockey or college, or the need to stock rosters with cheap talent as a greater percentage of the salary cap is devoted to the elite.