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NHL PLAYER, Jordan Eberle

BIOGRAPHY

Born May 15, 1990 -- Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Selected by Edmonton Oilers round 1 #22 overall 2008 NHL Entry Draft

Jordan Eberle currently plays for the Seattle Kraken of the NHL. Drafted 22nd overall by the Edmonton Oilers in the the 2008 NHL Draft, the right winger made his NHL debut in the 2010-11 season, tallying 43 points (18 goals, 25 assists) in 69 games. He would go on to be named to the NHL All-star team the following year, a season in which he would tally career-highs in both goals (34) and points (76). As of 2021, the Regina, Saskatchewan-native has played in 11 NHL seasons split between the Edmonton Oilers and New York Islanders, registering 551 points in 779 games played.

 

 

NEWS

JORDAN EBERLE REACHES 1,000 GAMES PLAYED MILESTONE March 12, 2024 - NHL.com

 

Jordan Eberle, who started his career in Edmonton, was the 22nd pick in the 2008 NHL Draft. Eberle, who has also played for the New York Islanders, acheived his 1,000th game played with the Seattle Kraken. Eberle expressed gratitude, saying, "Reaching 1,000 games is a special moment for any player."

 

 

 

Source: NHL.com

Six Newport clients selected by the Kraken July 22, 2021

The 2021 NHL Expansion Draft was held last night. The Seattle Kraken selected one player each from 30 of the 31 other NHL teams. Among the players selected by the leagues newest franchise were Newport clients: Brandon Tanev, Jordan Eberle, Calle Jarnkrok, Vince Dunn, Jamie Oleksiak and Cale Fleury.

Seattle will play its first NHL game Oct. 12 at the Vegas Golden Knights, and its home opener, at Climate Pledge Arena, will be Oct. 23 against the Vancouver Canucks.

Eberle guides Islanders to 2nd win a row
 January 21, 2021

Jordan Eberle was named the 2nd star of the game last night, as the New York Islanders defeated the New Jersey Devils, 4-1. The 30-year-old sharpshooter tallied his first two goals of the season in the contest  — including the game winner — along with 4 shots on net, 2 blocked shots and 2 hits. The Regina-native is coming off of a great playoff run that saw him tally 14 points (5 goals, 9 assists) in 22 games played.

For more on Eberle and last night’s game, keep reading the nhl.com story here.

Eberle reaches milestone in blowout win January 17, 2020

Jordan Eberle tallied the 500th point of his career on Tuesday, in the New York Islanders 8-2 defeat of the Detroit Red Wings. The 29-year-old forward registered a goal and an assist in the contest, as well 3 shots on net and a +2 rating. The Regina-native has been hot of late, scoring 3 goals and adding 2 assists in his last 4 games played.

For more on Eberle and Tuesday’s game, keep reading the nhl.com recap here.

 

Islanders sign Eberle to new contract June 14, 2019

Jordan Eberle and the New York Islanders came to terms on a new, 5-year contract on Friday. Acquired via trade from the Edmonton Oilers in 2017, the Regina-native has registered 44 goals and 52 assists (96 points) over the last 2 seasons.  He is coming off of an impressive performance in this year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs where he tallied 9 points (4 goals, 5 assists) in just 8 games played.  

For more on Eberle, check out the nhl.com story here.   

Bailey nets the game-winner in Game 1 triumph April 11, 2019

Josh Bailey scored the game-winning goal 4:39 into overtime last night, as the New York Islanders defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3 in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference First Round series. The 29-year-old winger would eventually go on to be named the 1st star of the contest. Jordan Eberle also played a key role in the win, registering 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist), a +2 rating as well as a team-high, 5 shots on net.  

For more on last night’s game, check out the nhl.com story here.   

Eberle leads Islanders to comeback win March 29, 2019

Jordan Eberle was named the 1st star of the contest last night, as the New York Islanders stormed from behind to defeat the Winnipeg Jets, 5-4. Down 4-2 in the 3rd period, the 28-year-old winger was instrumental to the comeback, tallying 2 goals, including the game winner with just over a minute remaining in regulation time. He would go on to finish the game with 3 points, a +3 rating and 4 shots on net.   

For more on last night’s contest, check out the nhl.com recap here.   

Eberle scores big goal in Islanders’ triumph November 27, 2017

Jordan Eberle scored the game-winning goal Saturday night, propelling the New York Islanders to a 2-1 defeat of the Ottawa Senators. The 27-year-old forward would go on to be named the 3rd star of the contest. Acquired in the offseason via trade from the Edmonton Oilers, the Regina-native has fit in nicely with his new club, tallying 17 points (9 goals, 8 assists) in 23 games, including 3 game-winning goals.

For more on Eberle and Saturday’s game, keep reading the nhl.com story here

Teammates excited to play with Eberle August 11, 2017

The New York Islanders will have a new star forward in their ranks this season in the form of Jordan Eberle, and his teammates believe he will help them get to the next level. The 27-year-old has been a model of consistency in his 7-year career, never scoring less than 20 goals in a full, 82-game schedule. The Regina-native had his breakout season in 2011-12, when he tallied 34 goals and 42 assists in just 78 games for the Oilers.

For more on Eberle, keep reading the nhl.com story here

Eberle and Strome trade places in swap deal June 22, 2017

Jordan Eberle and Ryan Strome will find themselves on new teams this upcoming season, after being involved in a 1-for-1 trade on Thursday. Drafted 22nd overall in the 2008 Draft, the 27-year-old Eberle will move on to the New York Islanders after playing his first 7 NHL seasons with The Edmonton Oilers. There he amassed 382 points in 507 games, including a career-high 76 (34 goals, 42 assists) in the 2011-12 season. Strome, meanwhile, will be entering his 5th NHL season in 2017-18, six years removed from being drafted 5th overall in 2011. His best campaign came in 2014-15, where he tallied 50 points (17 goals, 33 assists) and a +23 rating in 81 games.

For more on Eberle and Strome, check out the nhl.com piece here

Eberle shines in season finale April 10, 2017

Jordan Eberle recorded his second career hat trick last night, as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Vancouver Canucks by a score of 5-2. He would go on to finish the contest with a game-high 5 shots on net and be named the game’s 1st star. The 26-year-old marksman ended the season on a high note, with 6 points (4 goals, 2 assists) in his last 4 games. The hot finish also enabled him to attain the 20-goal mark, the 4th straight campaign he has reached that figure.

For more on Eberle and last night’s game, keep reading the nhl.com story here

Eberle powers Oilers to victory January 04, 2016

Jordan Eberle scored twice—including the game-tying goal late in the 3rd period—as the Edmonton Oilers came from behind to defeat the Arizona Coyotes 4-3 in a shootout on Saturday. He would go on to be named the first star of the contest. The 25-year-old sharpshooter has tallied 5 points (2 goals and 3 assists) in his last four games.

For more on Eberle and Saturday’s game, check out the nhl.com story here.

 

Eberle leads the charge in overtime win December 10, 2015

Jordan Eberle was named the first star last night, in the Edmonton Oilers come-from-behind, overtime win over the San Jose Sharks. The Regina, Saskatchewan-native tallied a goal and an assist in the contest, and led all players in shots on net with 4. The talented winger is currently on a three-game point streak, registering 3 goals and an assist in that span.

For more on Eberle and last night’s game, keep reading the nhl.com article here

Eberle makes his shots count like no other September 03, 2014

Jordan Eberle may be a lot of things, but one thing he is not is wasteful. The 24-year-old sniper put together another solid season last year (65 points in 80 games), leading the Oilers in goals (28) as well as shooting percentage (14%).  Despite taking just 200 shots (65th in the league) in 2013-14, 78% of those shots were labeled as scoring chances, suggesting that he has an uncanny ability of getting into good shooting areas.

For more on Eberle, keep reading the blogs.edmontonjournal.com here.

Eberle comes up big in Oilers triumph March 12, 2014

After falling behind 3-0 to the Minnesota Wild in the 1st period, The Edmonton Oilers came all the way back to claim a 4-3, shootout win. Winger Jordan Eberle was front and center in the comeback, getting the primary assist on the Oilers first goal before scoring the tying goal with less than five minutes to play in regulation. The talented 23-year-old sniper         was not done there, scoring again in the shootout to help lead his team to victory.

For more on last night’s game, keep reading the edmontonjournal.com story here.

Eberle helps Oilers snap 6-game losing streak January 27, 2014

The Edmonton Oilers got back on track, Sunday, getting a much needed win over the Nashville Predators, 5-1. Jordan Eberle contributed to the Oilers attack with a goal and an assist, including the game-winning marker late in the first period.  Despite another disappointing season for the Oilers, the 23-year-old right winger has once again been a consistent performer, putting up 43 points (18 goals, 25 assists) in 53 games to date. Eberle has really turned it on of late, scoring 4 goals in his last 5 games.

For more on last night’s game, keep reading the edmontonsun.com article here.

Oilers hold off Hurricanes behind Eberle winner December 11, 2013

After watching the Carolina Hurricanes storm back from a 4-1 deficit, The Edmonton Oilers avoided defeat last night, thanks to a Jordan Eberle overtime winning goal. The product of Regina, Saskatchewan added an assist in the first period while taking four shots on net. Eberle has been on a roll of late, putting up 4 points (two goals and two assists) in his last three contests.

For more on last night’s game, keep reading the espn.com recap here

Subban, Stamkos among top names invited to Canada’s Olympic camp July 23, 2013

With the Sochi 2014 Olympics right around the corner, Hockey Canada announced their preliminary list of 47 players for the nation’s upcoming orientation camp in late August. Headlining that list is the newly crowned Norris Trophy winner P.K. Subban, along with 2-time Maurice “Rocket” Richard award winner Steven Stamkos. Other notable invitees include: Drew Doughty, Jordan Eberle, Mike Green, Dan Hamhuis, Brad Marchand, James Neal, Corey Perry, Dion Phaneuf, Alex Pietrangelo, and Mike Richards.

For more on this story, keep reading the NHL.com piece here.

For more on Subban's reaction to being invited to the Olympic camp, check out the montrealgazette.com article here.

Stamkos, Schultz and Eberle impress in win over Sweden May 10, 2013

Steven Stamkos is not letting the disappointment of missing the NHL playoffs get to him. In four games thus far in the IIHF Ice Hockey World Championships, Stamkos leads the Canadian squad with 3 goals and 4 assists, tying him for first overall in the tournament.

The Lightning marksman was at it again last night, netting the winning goal in Canada’s 3-0 victory over Sweden.  Earlier in the week, Stamkos racked up 4 points in a convincing, 7-1 rout of Norway.

Justin Schultz had one of his better games to date, assisting on Stamkos’ second-period, PP goal. The rookie blue-liner stood out, impressing with his puck distribution and vision on the ice.

Jordan Eberle had another solid game for Canada, setting up his linemates for numerous opportunities. The Oiler standout has 5 assists in 5 games thus far in the tournament.

For more on last night’s contest, keep reading the Edmonton Journal article here

Eberle has really paid off March 08, 2013 – Edmonton, Alberta - Kady Hobbins, Hockey's Future, Writer

Having traded away their second and third round picks, it was pertinent that the Edmonton Oilers made their remaining 2008 draft selections count. This was Kevin Lowe's last NHL draft as the Oilers' General Manager and based on the 2008 draft class' overall success thus far, it appears that he chose a good quality group of prospects for his successor Steve Tambellini to work with.

Jordan Eberle has been a mainstay on the Oilers roster while teammate Teemu Hartikainen is reaping the benefits of his hard work in his first season as a regular contributor to the Oilers at the NHL level. Philippe Cornet continues to shine with the Oilers' farm team, the Oklahoma City Barons of the AHL. The Oilers' remaining two picks from the 2008 class, Johan Motin andJordan Bendfeld, have unfortunately fallen off the prospect radar, but both were selected deep into the draft and were gambles at the NHL level.

For more on this story, click here.

Source: Kady Hobbins, Hockey's Future, Writer