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NHL AWARDS AND HONORS
All-Star Game: 1993, 1994 (Tampa Bay)
Stanley Cup Finals (Lost): 1986 (Calgary)
Vancouver Most Exciting Player: 1989-90
Tampa Bay MVP: 1992-93 (first winner)
NHL Records: Most points by a player on a first-year, non-WHA expansion team (86 for Tampa Bay in 1992-93), most goals by player on first-year, non-WHA expansion team (42 for Tampa Bay in 1992-93)
Vancouver Records: Most assists in one playoff game (3 in Game 1 of first-round series at Calgary on April 5, 1989, shares record)
Tampa Bay Records: Most goals in one season (42 in 1992-93), most career power-play goals (37), most power-play goals in season (16 in 1992-93), most consecutive games with at least one point (13 from Nov. 1, 1992, to Nov. 24, 1992, shares record), most consecutive games with at least one goal (8 from Nov. 11, 1992, to Nov. 24, 1992), most points by a center in one season (86 in 1992-93), most goals by a center in one season (42 in 1992-93), most career power-play points (119), most points scored at home in one season (52 in 1995-96), most points scored in three consecutive games (8 from Feb. 17, 1996, to Feb. 21, 1996, shares record)
Vancouver Playoffs Points Leader: 1989 (7, tie)
Vancouver Playoffs Goals Leader: 1989 (3, tie)
Tampa Bay Points Leader: 1992-93 (86), 1993-94 (64), 1995 (40), 1995-96 (79)
Tampa Bay Goals Leader: 1992-93 (42), 1995 (13, tie)
Tampa Bay Assists Leader: 1992-93 (44), 1993-94 (40), 1995 (27), 1995-96 (56)
Tampa Bay Playoffs Assists Leader: 1996 (3, tie)
1992-93: Played on first Tampa Bay Lightning team.
Miscellaneous: Made his NHL playoff debut in the 1986 Stanley Cup Finals. ... Missed part of 1988-89 season with bruised knee, an injury suffered in January 1989. ... Tied Vancouver record (since broken) for points in one playoff series with seven vs. Calgary in 1989. ... Missed part of 1989-90 season with broken right thumb, an injury suffered during Vancouver's Feb. 1, 1990, game at Calgary. He did not return to action until Vancouver's Feb. 16, 1990, game vs. Edmonton. ... Had two assists in his first game with Toronto, vs. Buffalo on Jan. 14, 1991. ... Missed part of 1991-92 season with sprained ankle, an injury suffered during Toronto's Nov. 9, 1991, game vs. Calgary. He did not return to action until Toronto's Nov. 26, 1991, game at Los Angeles. ... Missed part of 1991-92 season with back spasms, an injury suffered during Toronto's Dec. 9, 1991, game vs. Montreal. ... Left unprotected by Toronto for 1992 NHL Expansion Draft. He was claimed by Tampa Bay on June 18, 1992. ... Scored first preseason goal in Tampa Bay Lightning history vs. Minnesota on Sept. 18, 1992. ... Attempted first penalty shot in Tampa Bay Lightning history on Oct. 22, 1992, vs. Toronto. ... Became first Tampa Bay Lightning player to play in an NHL All-Star Game when he represented team at Montreal on Feb. 6, 1993. ... Set Tampa Bay single-season records (since broken) for points (86), power-play goals (6) and points scored on the road (44) in 1992-93. ... Missed start of 1993-94 season with bruised left shoulder, an injury suffered during Tampa Bay's training camp in September 1993. He did not make his 1993-94 season debut until Tampa Bay's Oct. 14, 1993, game vs. Pittsburgh. He scored a goal in that game. ... Missed parts of 1993-94 season with bruised left shoulder, an injury suffered during Tampa Bay's Oct. 22, 1993, game vs. N.Y. Rangers, and with the flu, an illness contracted in January 1994. ... Served as Tampa Bay's unofficial captain during 1995 season, but did not wear "C" because team had yet to name its first official captain. ... Missed part of 1995 season with charley horse, an injury suffered during Tampa Bay's Feb. 17, 1995, game vs. Ottawa. ... Missed parts of 1995-96 season with bruised right knee, an injury suffered during Tampa Bay's Oct. 31, 1995, game at Philadelphia, with hip pointer injury, suffered during Tampa Bay's Jan. 6, 1996, game at Vancouver, with bruised left knee, an injury suffered during Tampa Bay's March 7, 1996, game vs. N.Y. Rangers, with back injury, suffered during Tampa Bay's March 30, 1996, game at Florida, and with left knee injury, suffered during Tampa Bay's April 6, 1996, game at Pittsburgh. ... Missed final game of 1995-96 regular season with bruised left hand, suffered during Tampa Bay's April 12, 1996, game at N.Y. Rangers. ... Assisted on first playoff goal in Tampa Bay Lightning history in Game 1 of first-round series at Philadelphia on April 16, 1996. ... Missed part of 1996 playoffs with inflammation of left knee, an injury suffered during Game 1 of first-round series at Philadelphia on April 16, 1996. ... Set Tampa Bay single-season records (since broken) for assists (56) and assists by a center (56) in 1995-96. ... Joined Adam Oates of Boston as the only two players to lead their teams in scoring from 1992-93 through 1995-96 seasons. ... Held Tampa Bay record (since broken) for career games played through 1995-96 season (279). He was eventually passed by Rob Zamuner during the 1996-97 season. ... Scored first goal in history of Tampa Bay's Ice Palace arena during Lightning's Oct. 20, 1996, game vs. N.Y. Rangers. ... Missed parts of 1996-97 season with sprained left knee, an injury suffered during Tampa Bay's Oct. 31, 1996, game vs. Philadelphia, and re-aggravated during Tampa Bay's Nov. 4, 1996, game at N.Y. Rangers. He did not return to action until Tampa Bay's Nov. 19, 1996, game vs. Los Angeles. ... Missed part of 1996-97 season with re-aggravation of left knee sprain, an injury suffered during Tampa Bay's Nov. 23, 1996, game vs. Philadelphia. He did not return to action until Tampa Bay's Dec. 4, 1996, game at Anaheim. ... Missed nearly half of 1996-97 season with torn ligament in right wrist, an injury suffered in Tampa Bay's Jan. 9, 1997, game at Philadelphia. He did not return to action until Tampa Bay's April 8, 1997, game vs. New Jersey. ... Missed part of 1997-98 season with sprained right shoulder, an injury suffered during Tampa Bay's Oct. 26, 1997, game vs. Los Angeles. ... Missed remainder of 1997-98 season and entire 1998-99 season with concussion, suffered when he slipped and collided in the corner with Philippe Boucher during Tampa Bay's Nov. 6, 1997, game at Los Angeles, a game in which he had earlier scored a goal. The injury led to post-concussion syndrome, which ended his career despite failed attempts to come back during the 1997-98 and 1998-99 seasons. While he was attempting to come back from the injury, Bradley re-aggravated his right wrist injury in December 1997. The wrist later required surgery in January 1998. After missing the entire 1998-99 season, he became a free agent on July 1, 1999, and opted to retire at age 34 when he was unable to catch on with another team for the 1999-00 season. ... Was last of Tampa Bay's original players picked in the 1992 NHL Expansion Draft to play for Lightning. ... Retired with Tampa Bay records (since broken) for career points (300), career goals (111), career assists (189), and career game-winning goals (16).
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