ALEXANDER
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ST.LOUIS
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Early Years

Even though Alexander is a full blooded swede, he was born and raised in the Cold winterland of Winnipeg, Canada. Being the son of the hockeyplayer Thomas Steen, who at that time played for the Winnipeg Jets. As you can see, his hockey interest came to him quite early

As a teenager, Alexander moved to Sweden to play junior hockey with Frölunda. His life as a talented hockey player now began to take shape. And after a couple of good seasons with Frölunda in Elitserien he moved to another team in the highest series, Modo Hockey. This is where he really gets the chance to show of his great skills and qualitys. This is also where his love for the beautiful nature and feel of northern sweden became a fact. And he could have easily stayed here, but the future had bigger things in mind for young Steen.

All Alex’s hard work has finally payed off.

2002

The Toronto Maple Leafs drafts Alexander Steen 24th overall.

After a very promising rookie
season he spends another three
seasons with the team.

During the Toronto years is also when he get’s his very first chance of representing the Swedish national team.

ST.LOUIS
Here I Come

In 2008, Steen gets traded to the team where he now resides, The St.Louis Blues.

Since entering the NHL as an expansion team in 1967, the St. Louis Blues have employed some of the greatest players in history, including old-time hockey heroes like Dickie Moore, Doug Harvey, Glenn Hall and Jacques Plante. Later, names like Bernie Federko, Brett Hull, Wayne Gretzky, Al MacInnis and Peter Stastny would call St. Louis home

As for Alex, he came off like a rocket last season and had the best season of his NHL career.

He was the first player in the NHL to score in each of the team's first 10 wins since Eric Lindros in 1993–94 and scored 20 goals in 24 games, a franchise best since Brett Hull in 1990–91.

Steen also became the first Blues player to get a point in 13 straight games since Pierre Turgeon in 1999–2000.

Unfortunatly, Alex missed nearly 20 games due to an injury, but came back and finished the season strongly.

STEEN HELPED THE SWEDISH TEAM TO WIN A SILVER MEDAL IN THE WINTER OLYMPICS IN SOCCHI, RUSSIA 2014.

A big thanks to all my fans, see you next season!

2017-03-20

Steen New Image

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 Season Team League GP G A TP PIM      Playoffs GP G A TP PIM 
 1999-2000 GöteborgTV-Pucken8 5 712 0|        
  Frölunda HC J18J18 Allsvenskan12 3 58 14|Playoffs2 0 00 2 
  Sweden U16 (all)International-Jr3 1 12 0|        
 2000-2001 Frölunda HC J18J18 Allsvenskan4 3 36 9|Playoffs1 0 00 0 
  Frölunda HC J20SuperElit15 5 712 6|Playoffs5 4 26 2 
  Sweden U17 (all)International-Jr7 2 13 4|        
 2001-2002 Frölunda HC J20SuperElit23 21 1738 47|Playoffs2 1 12 2 
  Frölunda HCSHL26 0 33 14|Playoffs10 1 23 0 
  Sweden U18WJC-188 2 68 8|        
  Sweden U18 (all)International-Jr21 4 1216 16|        
 2002-2003 Frölunda HC J20SuperElit2 0 22 0|        
  Frölunda HCSHL45 5 1015 18|Playoffs16 2 35 4 
  Sweden U19 (all)International-Jr3 0 22 0|        
  Sweden U20WJC-206 4 26 6|        
  Sweden U20 (all)International-Jr6 4 26 6|        
 2003-2004 Frölunda HCSHL48 10 1424 50|Playoffs10 4 610 14 
  Sweden U20WJC-206 2 13 4|        
  Sweden U20 (all)International-Jr14 2 57 20|        
  SwedenEHT3 0 00 2|        
  Sweden (all)International4 0 00 2|        
 2004-2005 MODO HockeySHL50 9 817 26|Playoffs6 1 01 4 
  SwedenEHT3 0 00 0|        
  Sweden (all)International3 0 00 0|        
 2005-2006 Toronto Maple LeafsNHL75 18 2745 42|        
 2006-2007 Toronto Maple LeafsNHL82 15 2035 26|        
  SwedenEHT2 2 02 0|        
  SwedenWC9 2 24 6|        
  Sweden (all)International12 4 26 6|        
 2007-2008 Toronto Maple LeafsNHL76 15 2742 32|        
 2008-2009 Toronto Maple LeafsNHL20 2 24 6|        
  St. Louis BluesNHL61 6 1824 24|Playoffs4 0 11 0 
 2009-2010 St. Louis BluesNHL68 24 2347 30|        
 2010-2011 St. Louis BluesNHL72 20 3151 26|        
 2011-2012 St. Louis BluesNHL43 15 1328 28|Playoffs9 1 23 6 
 2012-2013 MODO HockeySHL20 8 1523 28|        
  St. Louis BluesNHL40 8 1927 14|Playoffs6 3 03 6 
 2013-2014 St. Louis BluesNHL68 33 2962 46|Playoffs6 1 23 6 
  SwedenOG6 1 34 4|        
  Sweden (all)International6 1 34 4|        
 2014-2015 St. Louis BluesNHL74 24 4064 33|Playoffs6 1 34 2 
 2015-2016 St. Louis BluesNHL67 17 3552 48|Playoffs20 4 610 30 
 2016-2017 St. Louis BluesNHL76 16 3551 53|Playoffs10 3 47 4 
 2017-2018 St. Louis BluesNHL- - -- -|        

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