2008-09: Completed his fourth season in the NHL, all with Anaheim … Finished seventh in NHL scoring, with 91 points, and ranked third with 66 assists … Set a franchise single season record with 66 assists, surpassing Paul Kariya’s record of 62 … Was one of only two players in the NHL (along with Evgeni Malkin) to record points in eight-or-more consecutive games on three separate occasion …Registered his 200th career NHL point on November 14 vs. Nashville … Finished sixth in scoring during the NHL playoffs, with 18 points … 2007-08: Led Anaheim in points (82), assists (58) and plus-minus (+32) … His plus-minus rating is the second best in club history, behind only Paul Kariya (+36 in 1996-97) … Had a career-high 15-game points streak … 2006-07: Led Anaheim in postseason scoring, with 17 points, a franchise record for most points in a single playoff season … Minor professional: Registered 33 points in 17 games with Portland of the AHL in 2005-06, before being promoted to Anaheim … Joined Portland for the 2005 AHL Playoffs once his junior season was over, registering five points in 10 games … Scored his first career NHL goal on October 21, 2005 against Detroit … Registered his first NHL point on October 14, 2005 versus Columbus … Appeared in his first NHL game on October 5, 2005 at Chicago … Amateur: Played four seasons with the WHL’s Calgary Hitmen … Led Calgary in scoring in 2003-04 with 75 points despite missing 23 games while attending Anaheim training camp and representing Canada at the 2004 IIHF World Junior Championship … Minor hockey: Names Milt Walker as his favourite minor hockey coach … Named Top Forward at the Vancouver Super Series, while playing minor novice … Played all of his minor hockey with the Regina Rangers

Won a silver medal at the 2008 IIHF World Championship in Quebec City/Halifax … Won a gold medal and a silver medal with Canada at the 2005 (North Dakota) and 2004 (Finland) IIHF World Junior Championships … Won a gold medal, as an assistant captain, with Canada at the 2003 IIHF World Under-18 Championship (April) in Russia … Played for Team Western at the 2002 World Under-17 Challenge in Stonewall, Man.

Nickname: Getzy … Won high school MVP awards for volleyball, baseball and floor hockey … Was a catcher for the Regina White Sox at the 1998 Canadian Pee Wee Baseball Championship … Hosted a street hockey tournament in Regina after winning the Stanley Cup, where competing teams played for the actual Cup … Proceeds from the tournament were donated to Ronald McDonald House … Enjoys wake-boarding and riding Sea Doos in the summer … Son of Steve and Susan ... Has one brother, Chris … His brother, Chris, plays with the CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders