Chase De Leo

2018-19

• Appeared in his fourth professional season and first with San Diego…scored 20-35=55 with a +16 rating and 12 PIM in 66 games
• Led San Diego in assists, shots (173) and games played, co-led in plus/minus, and ranked second in scoring and tied second goals…set new career highs in multiple offensive categories, including goals, assists, points and plus/minus rating
• Recorded a career-high nine-game point streak from Mar. 13-Apr. 10 (3-10=13)…also had point streaks of eight games (Feb. 1-16; 7-4=11) and six games (Dec. 19-30; 2-5=7) to surpass his previous high of five set with Manitoba from Mar. 31-Apr. 15, 2018 (1-5=6)
• Had a career high three-game goal streak from Feb. 12-16 (3-1=4) as well as two career-tying five-game assist streaks Mar. 27- Apr. 10 (1-6=7) and Dec. 19-29 (1-5=6)
• Scored his first career shorthanded goal as part of a two-point game (1-1=2), Apr. 5 vs. ONT
• Made 16 appearances in the Calder Cup Playoffs, recording 5-0=5 points
• Became the first Gull to score in each of the first four games to begin a postseason and series, Apr. 24 at San Jose.
• Scored the fastest goal to open a playoff game in Gulls history 46 seconds into the game, Game 6 of the Pacific Division Finals, May 13 vs. Bakersfield

CAREER

• Signed a one-year, two-way contract extension with Anaheim, July 16, 2019
• Has appeared in three career NHL games with Winnipeg and Anaheim, collecting a +2 rating
• Has earned 65-97=162 points with 89 PIM in 277 career AHL games with Manitoba and San Diego…has also appeared in 25
• Calder Cup Playoff contests, earning 7-6=13 points
• Led the Moose in scoring (2-6=8) and assists in nine games during 2018 Calder Cup Playoffs
• Made his NHL debut with Winnipeg Mar. 20, 2016 vs. Anaheim, going scoreless in 10:03 TOI
• Represented Team USA at the 2015 World Junior Championship and helped the Portland Winter Hawks (WHL) to a WHL
• Championship and an appearance in the Memorial Cup final in 2013
• Earned 110-141=251 points with a +111 rating in 115 career WHL games with the Portland Winterhawks (2011-15)