Russian professional hockey player Sergei Brylin plays for the New Jersey Devils in the National Hockey League.
NHL Career
Brylin was drafted 42nd overall in the 1992 NHL draft by the New Jersey Devils. He continued to play in Russia for two seasons after the draft before joining the Devils' American Hockey League affiliate, the Albany River Rats, in 1994. Brylin made his NHL debut with the Devils in 1995 and helped the team win the Stanley Cup Championship that same year. During the 2004-05 NHL Lockout, Brylin returned to Russia to play for the Khimik Moscow Oblast in the Russian Super League. Following the lockout, he has played with the Devils in every regular season game each year.
Career Highlights
Timeline
- 1991-94: HC CSKA Moscow, RSL
- 1992: Drafted by the New Jersey Devils
- 1994: Albany River Rats, AHL
- 1995-04: New Jersey Devils
- 2004-05: Khimik Moscow Oblast, RSL
- 2005-present: New Jersey Devils
Sergei Brylin Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to the New Jersey Devils
- Internet Hockey Database: Career Stats
- Height: 5-10
- Weight: 190
- Rookie Year: 1994-1995
References
Fast Facts
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Full name
Sergei Vladimirovich Brylin
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Born
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Birthplace
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Nickname
Sarge
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Height
5' 10"
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Weight
190 lbs.
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Position
Center Ice Hockey
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Shoots
Left
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Draft year
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Spouse
Elena
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Fact:
3-time Stanley Cup winner with the New Jersey Devils
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Fact:
Scored Cup clinching goal in game four of 1995 Finals
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Fact:
One of five Devils to play on all three Cup championships with Martin Brodeur, Scott Niedermayer, Scott Stevens and Ken Danyeko
