What Team Is Patrick Marleau Currently On? Did Patrick Marleau Win A Stanley Cup?

Patrick Marleau has retired from the game of ice hockey. He last played with the San Jose Sharks.

Did Patrick Marleau Win A Stanley Cup?

Marleau never won a Stanley Cup, even though he finished with a record of 522 goals, 1111 points, 163 power-play goals, 17 short-handed goals, 101 game-winning goals and 3953 shots.

Who Is Patrick Marleau?

Patrick Marleau is a retired pro ice hockey forward, who played 1,779 games in the NHL.

Born on September 15, 1979, Marleau played mainly for the San Jose Sharks, and rose to become the team’s all-time leader in goals, points, shots, and games played.

He is the player with the most regular season games played in the history of the NHL.

Marleau broke many records and won several gold medals in Canada and at the Olympics.

The San Jose Sharks had drafted him as second overall pick in 1997, before he went ahead to play for Toronto Maple Leafs and Pittsburgh Penguins.

In 2020, Marleau made a comeback to San Jose, and signed a one-year deal.

Marleau was undrafted during the 2021/2022 season, and shortly after, he retired on May 10, 2022.