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Richard Park

49-Year-Old CenterC
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Shoots Right
Height 5'11"
Weight 190
DOB 5/27/1976
Born Seoul, South Korea
Drafted 2nd Rd, #50 Overall in 1994
Park signed a two-year deal with HC Ambri Piotta of the Swiss League in August of 2012.
Coaching South Korean Team
CFree Agent
April 20, 2018
Park has spent the past four seasons as a member of the coaching staff for the South Korean international team.
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Prior to joining the coaching ranks, Park played 738 NHL games, the last of which was in 2011-12 when he was on his second stint with the Penguins. Drafted by Pittsburgh in the second round of the 1994 NHL Entry Draft, the center went on to play for Anaheim, Philadelphia, Minnesota, Vancouver and the New York Islanders.
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Park is never going to be someone who is relied upon to score 20-plus goals, as that is not his forte. What Park does well is play a good checking role on the third or fourth line while keeping the other team's top line at bay. In order for Park to switch gears and go into overdrive, he must first navigate away from the lower lines so that he can put his scoring capabilities to better use.
Park matched his career-high of 14 goals in 2008-09 and finished with 31 points. He is a great player to have on the ice, but not necessarily on your fantasy squad. He is valuable in only deep fantasy leagues as he usually records 25-to-30 points.
Park posted career highs in assists (20) and points (32) with the Islanders in the 2007-08 season. He is effective on both ends of the ice and has a terrific work ethic, but unfortunately his lack of skill will keep his ceiling for points at 30.
Park has been the model of consistency over the last few years, tallying anywhere from 24 to 26 points in four of the last five seasons. That seems to be his high end of production, so don't expect things to change this year.
Park's career-high for points in a season is 25, and we don't think that he will shatter that mark this year.
Park is a decent player with good speed. The Canucks are hoping his speed will be an asset with the open game of the new NHL, but we can’t see it impacting his numbers too much. His season high for points in an NHL season is 25, and we don’t see him seeing enough ice time to have a drastic surge offensively. Might see an increase of 10 points.
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CPittsburgh Penguins  Free Agent
August 7, 2012
Park signed a two-year deal with HC Ambri Piotta of the Swiss League, Shelly Anderson of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
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CPittsburgh Penguins  Free Agent
April 15, 2012
Park will make his postseason debut Sunday in Philadelphia, Shelly Anderson of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
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CPittsburgh Penguins  Free Agent
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January 5, 2012
Park (foot) appears ready to return Friday, according to the Penguins' Web site.
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CPittsburgh Penguins  Free Agent
Foot
January 5, 2012
Park (foot) has been activated from the IR, the Penguins' official Twitter feed reports.
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Richard Park: Fractured Foot
CPittsburgh Penguins  Free Agent
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December 12, 2011
Park will miss at least a month with a fractured foot, the Penguins' Web site reports.
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