Can you name the Longest tenure NHL per team? by JThorne

Team	Player	Year
Anaheim Ducks		2003
Tie		2003
Atlanta Thrashers		2002
Tie		2002
Boston Bruins		2002
Buffalo Sabres		1997
Calgary Flames		1995
Carolina Hurricanes		2000
Chicago Blackhawks		2002
Tie		2002
Colorado Avalanche		1994
Columbus BlueJackets		2000
Dallas Stars		1988
Detroit RedWings		1989
Edmonton Oilers		1996
Florida Panthers		2001
Los Angeles Kings		2000
Minnesota Wild		2000

Team	Player	Year
Montreal Canadiens		1998
Nashville Predators		1998
New Jersey Devils		1990
New York Islanders		1999
New York Rangers		2000
Ottawa Senators		1994
Philadelphia Flyers		1998
Phoenix Coyotes		1995
Pittsburgh Penguins		2000
St Louis Blues		1999
San Jose Sharks		1994
Tampa Bay Lightning		1998
Toronto Maple Leafs		1996
Vancouver Canucks		1999
Tie		1999
Washington Capitals		2002
Tie		2002

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Longest tenure NHL per team Quiz

by JThorne

Created Mar 11, 2010 in Sports
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	Jono_:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 18:32 GMT	5 points
	you might want to add something in stating that this isn't longest tenure in franchise history, and that it's for the longest tenure currently on the team.

	SilverCup:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 18:38 GMT	3 points
	I agree with Jono. I was putting in retired players for a while until I finally figured out it was current tenure and not all time.

	jorgeb91:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 19:35 GMT	1 point
	had a feeling martinek would be last. im an islander fan i kept wondering how this guy could spell DPs name wrong

	jishimsy:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 20:39 GMT	1 point
	Alexander Semin (who you have listed as being with the Capitals since 2002) only played in the NHL in 2003 and then did not return to the NHL until 2006. He played in Russia for the rest of that time. Unless you are just counting how long a player has been under contract with a certain team, although I wouldn't really consider that their tenure with the team if they weren't playing for that team the entire time.

	aviljoen:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 22:12 GMT	1 point
	I'm pretty sure Patrick Marleau has been with the Sharks longer than Nabokov, Nabokov joined in 2000 I believe, and Marleau was there before that I'm pretty sure.