Yanni Gourde

Represents:

5'9"

Height

170 lbs

Weight

Undrafted

Position: C

Born: December 15, 1991

Age: 32

Birthplace: Quebec, Canada

Yanni Gourde

Represents:

5'9"

Height

170 lbs

Weight

Undrafted

Position: C

Born: December 15, 1991

Age: 32

Birthplace: Quebec, Canada

Yanni Gourde

Represents:

Height:

5'9"

Weight:

170 lbs

Undrafted

Position: C

Born: December 15, 1991

Age: 32

Birthplace: Quebec, Canada

Statistics

Season	Team	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	TOI	PIMS	PPG	SHG	GWG	SOG	S%
2015-16	TBL	2	0	1	1	1	14:38	2	0	0	0	0	NaN
2016-17	TBL	20	6	2	8	-1	307:21	8	0	1	1	30	20.00
2017-18	TBL	82	25	39	64	34	1324:57	50	7	1	5	136	18.38
2018-19	TBL	80	22	26	48	9	1267:40	66	5	1	5	130	16.92
2019-20	TBL	70	10	20	30	-5	984:35	49	1	2	5	110	9.09
2020-21	TBL	56	17	19	36	10	956:80	44	2	0	4	118	14.41
2021-22	SEA	74	21	27	48	-13	1368:00	45	3	1	3	127	16.54
2022-23	SEA	81	14	34	48	23	1387:53	76	3	1	2	141	9.93
2023-24	SEA	80	11	22	33	-11	1395:49	62	0	2	1	156	7.05
2024-25	SEA	21	2	6	8	0	321:00	32	0	0	0	25	8.00
Totals:		566	128	196	324	47	9327:25	434	21	9	26	973	13.16

Season	Team	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	TOI	PIMS	PPG	SHG	GWG	SOG	S%
2017-18	TBL	17	2	5	7	0	251:28	8	2	0	1	27	7.41
2018-19	TBL	4	1	0	1	-3	50:38	0	0	0	0	5	20.00
2019-20	TBL	22	7	6	13	12	415:40	12	2	0	2	52	13.46
2020-21	TBL	23	6	1	7	4	404:38	13	0	1	2	45	13.33
2022-23	SEA	14	4	9	13	1	274:52	14	0	1	2	25	16.00
Totals:		80	20	21	41	14	1397:16	47	4	2	7	154	12.99

News

Gourde carves out time for unique off-ice hobby

When he’s not flying up the wing for the Seattle Kraken, Yanni Gourde can be found perfecting his woodworking craft.

Winter Classic creates lasting memories for Kraken players

Yanni Gourde, Tye Kartye, Brandon Tanev and Tomas Tatar reminisce about their 2024 Winter Classic experience in Seattle.

Two-time Stanley Cup winner Yanni Gourde continues to impress in the playoffs

Despite being passed over in the NHL Draft, Gourde has since played in nearly 500 regular-season NHL games.

'Saucer-eyed': Caps, others count on rookies in NHL playoffs

The 50 rookie skaters in these playoffs are the most since teams used 54 in 2005-06. That could be a reflection of teams having greater trust in young players arriving from junior hockey or college, or the need to stock rosters with cheap talent as a greater percentage of the salary cap is devoted to the elite.

My Top 5 | Rookie Goal-scorers

These young guns have taken their best shot, literally, in 2017-18. While they might be short on NHL experience, this handful (plus one) of rookies is seriously big on talent.