Few NHL players hit the 20.0 shooting percentage milestone after playing for 274 games for one team. But this former Red Wings forward snagged it.
Few players in NHL history will end their career with a 16.9 shooting percentage after playing in 817 games, but Ray Sheppard managed it. He played for six different teams throughout his 13-year career, but he spent his best days with the Detroit Red Wings.
Sheppard finished his career in the Winged Wheel with a 20.