Chris Terry

2024-25: Entered the season tied for 17th in career goals (311), tied for 23rd in points (741), 26th in assists (430), and 38th in games played (815). 2023-24: Served as captain of the Chicago Wolves and ranked second on the team in scoring with 50 points (21g, 29a) in 61 games... Became the 20th player in AHL history to score 300 career goals on 12/29/23... Became the 26th player in AHL history to record 700 career points with two assists on 11/12/23. 2022-23: Set the Bridgeport Islanders franchise record for most points (78) and assists (51) in a single season (67 games). 2021-22: Led Bridgeport in goals (30), points (61), power-play goals (10), game-winning goals (5) and shots (208) in his first season with the team... Played his 800th pro game on 10/22/21 at Springfield... Had 30+ goals for the fourth time in his AHL career. 2020-21: Played 19 games with Nizhny Novgorod Torpedo (KHL), finishing 10th on the team in goals (8) and points (16). 2019-20: Led the Grand Rapids Griffins in goals (21), assists (30) and points (51) in 57 games, his fourth straight season leading his AHL club in goals and points.. Named an AHL All-Star for the third consecutive season. 2018-19: Led the Griffins in goals (29) and points (61) in 69 games... Named Grand Rapids’ AHL Man of the Year. 2017-18: Won the John B. Sollenberger Trophy as the AHL’s leading scorer, setting career highs in goals (32) and points (71) in 62 games with the Laval Rocket... Served as an alternate captain with the Rocket and was also named Laval’s winner of the AHL Man of the Year Award... Named to the AHL First All-Star Team. 2016-17: Led the St. John’s IceCaps in goals (30), assists (38) and points (68), despite also playing 14 NHL games with the Montreal Canadiens (2g, 2a)... Named to the AHL Second All-Star Team. 2015-16: Notched 11 points (8g, 3a) in 68 games with Carolina during his only full-time NHL season. 2012-13: Made his NHL debut with Carolina on 3/9/13 against New Jersey. 2011-12: Led the Charlotte Checkers in points (59) and assists (43) and was named to the 2012 AHL All-Star Team. 2007-08: Made his professional and AHL debut with the Albany River Rats on 4/9/08 against Norfolk.