Scott Gomez HockeyDB Profile and Career Overview
Scott Gomez is a former professional ice hockey center whose career data is indexed on HockeyDB, a public statistics site that aggregates player records from leagues including the NHL. The HockeyDB page for Scott Gomez lists his full regular-season and playoff stat lines, including goals, assists, points, games played, and penalty minutes across multiple teams. The profile also tracks his draft position, birth date, height, weight, and shooting hand, giving a concise snapshot of his playing style and role as a two-way center.
HockeyDB compiles Gomez's totals from the NHL, AHL, and other leagues he appeared in, allowing users to compare his production across seasons and organizations. The site links his individual yearly splits to the corresponding team rosters, showing how his ice time and usage shifted as he moved through different clubs and leagues. This data is useful for fans and analysts who want a quick, factual reference for his career arc without relying on narrative storytelling.
Scott Gomez NHL Teams, Draft, and Contract History
Gomez was selected 20th overall in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft by the New Jersey Devils, and his HockeyDB profile records the teams he later played for, including the Anaheim Ducks, New York Rangers, Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, and Florida Panthers. Each team entry on his HockeyDB page shows his tenure dates, jersey number, and key statistics for that stint, making it easy to trace his movement through the league over nearly two decades.
His contract history, as reflected in publicly reported figures tied to his HockeyDB timeline, includes multi-year deals with the Devils and Rangers that placed him among the higher-paid centers of his era. Later in his career, he accepted shorter-term contracts and AHL roles, which are also documented in his HockeyDB record, showing a gradual transition from a top-six NHL role to a veteran depth position.
Scott Gomez Post-NHL Career and Current Status
After his NHL tenure, Gomez continued playing in the AHL and ECHL, with his HockeyDB page tracking those seasons to provide a complete picture of his professional playing years. The site lists his final team, last season active, and any coaching or front-office roles he has taken on after retiring as a player, helping users understand what he is doing now relative to his playing days.
For the latest updates on his current role and any ongoing involvement in hockey operations, the HockeyDB profile serves as a starting point that links to broader league and team resources. Readers looking for more context about his career decisions and post-retirement path can refer to recent reporting on his activities through trusted outlets such as ESPN and The Athletic.