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John Hayden

Height75
Weight223
Age30
Experience8
John Hayden, born on February 14, 1995, in Chicago, Illinois, USA, has made his mark in the NHL as a forward, playing primarily as a center. Hayden's journey into professional hockey began when he was drafted in the third round, 74th overall, by the Chicago Blackhawks in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft. Before embarking on his NHL career, Hayden honed his skills at Yale University, demonstrating both leadership and talent on the ice. Hayden made his NHL debut with the Chicago Blackhawks during the 2016-2017 season, quickly establishing himself as a physical presence. Over the years, Hayden has played for multiple teams, including the New Jersey Devils and the Arizona Coyotes, before joining the Seattle Kraken. Standing at 6 feet 3 inches and weighing 223 pounds, his physicality and defensive skills have been a significant part of his playing style, contributing not only with hits but also by using his size to the team's advantage in defensive situations. Throughout his NHL career, Hayden has been known for his gritty playing style, often leading by example on the ice with his work ethic and physical play. His stats reflect his role as a reliable team player who can be counted on for both offensive contributions and defensive responsibilities. Hayden's journey through the NHL has showcased his development from a promising draft pick to a seasoned professional, contributing significantly to his teams' efforts both on and off the ice. As of the latest update, Hayden continues to bring experience and a physical edge to the Seattle Kraken, demonstrating the perseverance and dedication that has characterized his career from the start. His journey through the NHL underscores his evolution as a player and his continuous contribution to the league and his team.

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