fredrik modin

Fredrik Modin (born October 8, 1974 in Sundsvall, Sweden) is a Swedish ice hockey left winger. He was drafted 64th overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft. He was traded to the Tampa Bay Lightning on October 1, 1999. He won the Stanley Cup with the Lightning in 2004. He has played 3 seasons with Toronto and his last five with Tampa.

ALIGN="center" colspan="3" bgcolor="#ffffff" \|	ALIGN="center" rowspan="99" bgcolor="#ffffff" \|	ALIGN="center" colspan="5" \| Regular Season	ALIGN="center" rowspan="99" bgcolor="#ffffff" \|	ALIGN="center" colspan="5" \| Playoffs
ALIGN="center" \| Season	ALIGN="center" \| Team	ALIGN="center" \| League	ALIGN="center" \| GP	ALIGN="center" \| G	ALIGN="center" \| A	ALIGN="center" \| Pts	ALIGN="center" \| PIM	ALIGN="center" \| GP	ALIGN="center" \| G	ALIGN="center" \| A	ALIGN="center" \| Pts	ALIGN="center" \| PIM
ALIGN="center" \| 1994-95	ALIGN="center" \| Brynas IF Gavle	ALIGN="center" \| Elitserien	ALIGN="center" \| 30	ALIGN="center" \| 9	ALIGN="center" \| 9	ALIGN="center" \| 18	ALIGN="center" \| 31	ALIGN="center" \| 14	ALIGN="center" \| 4	ALIGN="center" \| 4	ALIGN="center" \| 8	ALIGN="center" \| 6
ALIGN="center" \| 1995-96	ALIGN="center" \| Brynas IF Gavle	ALIGN="center" \| Elitserien	ALIGN="center" \| 22	ALIGN="center" \| 4	ALIGN="center" \| 8	ALIGN="center" \| 12	ALIGN="center" \| 22	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --
ALIGN="center" \| 1996-97	ALIGN="center" \| Toronto	ALIGN="center" \| NHL	ALIGN="center" \| 76	ALIGN="center" \| 6	ALIGN="center" \| 7	ALIGN="center" \| 13	ALIGN="center" \| 24	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --
ALIGN="center" \| 1997-98	ALIGN="center" \| Toronto	ALIGN="center" \| NHL	ALIGN="center" \| 74	ALIGN="center" \| 16	ALIGN="center" \| 16	ALIGN="center" \| 32	ALIGN="center" \| 32	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --
ALIGN="center" \| 1998-99	ALIGN="center" \| Toronto	ALIGN="center" \| NHL	ALIGN="center" \| 67	ALIGN="center" \| 16	ALIGN="center" \| 15	ALIGN="center" \| 31	ALIGN="center" \| 35	ALIGN="center" \| 8	ALIGN="center" \| 0	ALIGN="center" \| 0	ALIGN="center" \| 0	ALIGN="center" \| 6
ALIGN="center" \| 1999-00	ALIGN="center" \| Tampa Bay	ALIGN="center" \| NHL	ALIGN="center" \| 80	ALIGN="center" \| 22	ALIGN="center" \| 26	ALIGN="center" \| 48	ALIGN="center" \| 18	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --
ALIGN="center" \| 2000-01	ALIGN="center" \| Tampa Bay	ALIGN="center" \| NHL	ALIGN="center" \| 76	ALIGN="center" \| 32	ALIGN="center" \| 24	ALIGN="center" \| 56	ALIGN="center" \| 48	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --
ALIGN="center" \| 2001-02	ALIGN="center" \| Tampa Bay	ALIGN="center" \| NHL	ALIGN="center" \| 54	ALIGN="center" \| 14	ALIGN="center" \| 17	ALIGN="center" \| 31	ALIGN="center" \| 27	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --	ALIGN="center" \| --
ALIGN="center" \| 2002-03	ALIGN="center" \| Tampa Bay	ALIGN="center" \| NHL	ALIGN="center" \| 76	ALIGN="center" \| 17	ALIGN="center" \| 23	ALIGN="center" \| 40	ALIGN="center" \| 43	ALIGN="center" \| 11	ALIGN="center" \| 2	ALIGN="center" \| 0	ALIGN="center" \| 2	ALIGN="center" \| 18
ALIGN="center" \| 2003-04	ALIGN="center" \| Tampa Bay	ALIGN="center" \| NHL	ALIGN="center" \| 82	ALIGN="center" \| 29	ALIGN="center" \| 28	ALIGN="center" \| 57	ALIGN="center" \| 32	ALIGN="center" \| 23	ALIGN="center" \| 8	ALIGN="center" \| 11	ALIGN="center" \| 19	ALIGN="center" \| 10
colspan="3" \| NHL Totals	ALIGN="center" \| 585	ALIGN="center" \| 152	ALIGN="center" \| 156	ALIGN="center" \| 308	ALIGN="center" \| 259	ALIGN="center" \| 42	ALIGN="center" \| 10	ALIGN="center" \| 11	ALIGN="center" \| 21	ALIGN="center" \| 34

Awards

2001 - played in NHL All-Star Game

Modin, Fredrik Modin, Fredrik Modin, Fredrik Modin, Fredrik

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