Pavel Bure

Pavel Bure was a Russian right winger who scored 437 goals in 702 NHL games for Vancouver, Florida and the New York Rangers. Bure won the Calder Trophy as a rookie in 1992, twice reached 60 goals for the Canucks and took the Rocket Richard Trophy in 2000 and 2001. Known as the Russian Rocket, Bure entered the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2012, had No. 10 retired by Vancouver in 2013 and was elected to the IIHF Council in 2021.

Position	Right wing
Born	31 March 1971, Moscow
Drafted	113th overall, 1989, by Vancouver
NHL teams	Vancouver, Florida, NY Rangers
NHL career	702 GP, 437 G, 779 P
Honours	Calder Trophy 1992; Rocket Richard Trophy 2000 and 2001; Hockey Hall of Fame 2012; No. 10 retired by Vancouver; Olympic silver 1998 and bronze 2002
Known for	Back-to-back 60-goal seasons in 1992-93 and 1993-94, and the double-overtime Game 7 goal that beat Calgary in the 1994 playoffs
Now	Member of the IIHF Council, elected in 2021

Former NHLers Gino Odjick and Wendel Clarke

Pavel Bure was once hilarious threatened by Wendel Clarke

He learned the truth years later...

Detroit Red Wings wanted to draft Pavel Bure

The 1989 NHL Draft was something else. The Quebec Nordiques picked Mats Sundin as the number one pick, but if there was one team that made some great calls, it was the Detroit Red Wings. ...

When Pavel Bure turned the legendary defensive duo into a couple of hungover beer league players

Pavel Bure scored this insane goal against the New Jersey Devils.

That time Pavel Bure called his shot on Damian Rhodes

Pavel Bure scored 437 goals in his career. 254 of those goals were potted when he was apart of the Vancouver Canucks. He managed to score 59 game-winning goals (in his career) and went on ...