About me:

.... .. Brenden Morrow started his career with the Portland Winter Hawks of the WHL. He played four seasons with them, and was drafted 25th overall by the Stars in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft. In 1998, he helped lead his team to the Memorial Cup Championship. He began his career in the NHL immediately after his final junior season. Morrow has been a consistent producer for Dallas, garnering between 33 and 49 points every season he has played with them until his breakout year in 2005-06, where he notched 65 points. The new NHL has allowed small, fast, forwards such a Morrow to emerge as solid point-getters. He also broke his career record of penalty minutes with 183. Morrow has been consistent with his +/- rating, never earning an overall minus rating at the end of any regular season he has played in the NHL. On September 29, 2006, Morrow was named the new team captain for the Dallas Stars. Having recently signed a new 6 year contract, Head Coach Dave Tippett said the Stars' management decided to "expand Brenden Morrow's role in our leadership group and we feel that the time is right to do this." Morrow is the fifth player to wear the "C" since the Stars relocated to Dallas in 1993. On November 10, 2006 Morrow's name appeared on the All-Star Game ballot for the first time in his career. On December 26, 2006, Morrow severed two tendons in his right wrist when he was stepped on with a skate in the game against the Chicago Blackhawks. Surgery was successful and he was discharged from a Chicago hospital the next morning. He was activated from the injured reserve on Friday March 16th and returned to the Stars on Sunday March 18th when Dallas played against the Phoenix Coyotes. Played for Team Canada in the 1999 World Junior Championships. Played for Team Canada in the 2001 World Championships. Played for Team Canada in the 2002 World Championships. Played for Team Canada in the 2004 World Championships. Played for Team Canada in the 2004 World Cup of Hockey. Played for Team Canada in the 2005 World Championsips.