Former Wild Defender Notches 900th Career NHL Point
Briefly

Brent Burns, originally drafted by the Minnesota Wild, transitioned from a forward to a defenseman, achieving remarkable success across his NHL career. Notably, he accumulated impressive statistics with the Wild, including a record for most power-play goals by a defenseman. After being traded to the San Jose Sharks, Burns excelled both as a forward and defenseman, clinching the Norris Trophy in 2017. Now with the Carolina Hurricanes, Burns has amassed 900 career points, showcasing his versatility and skill on the ice over nearly two decades in the league.
Burns has recorded 55 goals, 128 assists, and 183 points in 453 career games with the Wild.
In 2016-17 Burns recorded 29 goals, 47 assists, and 76 points and became the first player in Sharks history to win the Norris Trophy.
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