The first Scott Stevens appearance in the NHL instantly made an impact, scoring his first shot in his first NHL game. He was drafted fifth overall by the Washington Capitals in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft, where his exceptional defensive and offensive plays helped the team to its first Memorial Cup victory. He was also named to the All-Rookie Team and led all rookie defensemen in penalty minutes. Stevens was the third choice for the Calder Memorial Trophy, awarded to the league’s Rookie of the Year. He led the team in PIMs five times over his career with the Capitals, setting the team record for most career penalty minutes by a defenseman.

Stevens spent a season in St. Louis, then continued his career with the New Jersey Devils, where he captained the team to four Stanley Cup Finals in nine years. Stevens led the team to victory three of those Stanley Cup Finals. In 2000, Stevens was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy for being the MVP of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Stevens was forced to retire after an injury, and in 2007, he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on his first year of eligibility.

Scott Stevens Speaker

Hockey was Stevens’ true passion, which helped him earn a reputation as a fierce competitor and a hard hitter who personified the Devils’ defense-first mentality. The result was obvious – three Stanley cups – and he’ll be able to tell you all about them at the next Scott Stevens speaker appearance.

Scott Stevens Appearance

Aside from the Scott Stevens appearance in the NHL, there was also a Scott Stevens appearance in a number of international hockey competitions in which he won two silver medals and a bronze medal. In 1991, a Scott Stevens appearance helped his team to gold at the Ice Hockey World Championships.

Scott Stevens Endorsement

No matter their favorite team, a Scott Stevens endorsement will impress any hockey fan. His years of dedication and leadership always made his teams better, and he’ll provide the same dedication while he supports your company.