About Matt Cullen
Age: 39 (born Nov. 2, 1976 in Virginia, Minn.)
Drafted: 35th overall, 1996, by Anaheim
High school: Played for his father, Moorhead coach Terry Cullen, in three state tournaments. Associated Press player of the year as a senior.
College: Two seasons at St. Cloud State; 86 points in 75 games.
NHL teams: Anaheim (1997-2003), Florida (2003-04), Carolina (2005-06, 2007-10), N.Y. Rangers (2006-07), Ottawa (2010), Wild (2010-13), Nashville (2013-15), Pittsburgh (2015-16).
NHL statistics: 1,294 regular-season games, 235 goals, 423 assists, 658 points (254th in NHL history); 93 playoff games, 16 goals, 31 assists. Won 2006 Stanley Cup with Carolina.
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