NHL careerMTLLast NHL game 2024
Jesse Ylonen's NHL career
Points
29
Games
111
Goals
12
Assists
17
P/GP
0.26
Plus/minus
-7
Right winger Jesse Ylonen was drafted 35th overall by Montréal Canadiens in 2018. He played 4 seasons, all of them for Montréal Canadiens, 2020-2024. That came to 111 games and 29 points, 12 goals and 17 assists.
Below: the whole of Jesse Ylonen's career, season by season.
Every season
- Year 20182018 NHL Draft
Jesse Ylonen is drafted 35 overall by Montréal Canadiens
First off the board- 1Rasmus DahlinBUF
- 2Andrei SvechnikovCAR
- 3Jesperi KotkaniemiMTL
Swedes from the same draftRasmus Dahlin594 GP · 439 P
Isac Lundeström405 GP · 96 P
Rasmus Sandin382 GP · 145 P
- 2 years, 10 months and 19 days later · 3 seasonsYear 2021NHL debut
Jesse Ylonen makes his NHL debut in 3–4 loss against Edmonton Oilers
Jesse was 21 years old ·
Centre Bell, Canada
Swedes on the ice:
Adam Larsson and
Erik Gustafsson.
Season2020-2021
Jesse Ylonen's first NHL season: 0 points
Events55games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2020-2021Points0NHL#803Games1 of 562%Goals0NHL#688Assists0NHL#773P/GP0.00+/-0NHL#349PlayoffsEliminated by Tampa Bay Lightning0 of 22 games0 pointsFirst roundTORToronto Maple Leafs4–3Second roundWPGWinnipeg Jets4–0Conference finalVGKVegas Golden Knights4–2Stanley Cup FinalTBLTampa Bay Lightning1–4 - Year 2022Season
2021-2022
Jesse Ylonen plays only 14 games for 5 points
Events68games missedThe whole season2021-2022Points5NHL#683Games14 of 8217%Goals2NHL#601Assists3NHL#686P/GP0.36+/-+2NHL#274 - Year 2023Season
2022-2023
Jesse Ylonen scores 16 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points season45games missedThe whole season2022-2023Points16NHL#467Games37 of 8245%Goals6NHL#419Assists10NHL#464P/GP0.43NHL#289+/--11NHL#802 - Year 2024Season
2023-2024
Jesse Ylonen's last season: 8 points
Events23games missedThe whole season2023-2024Points8NHL#609Games59 of 8272%Goals4NHL#485Assists4NHL#625P/GP0.14NHL#627+/-+2NHL#287 - The career
Jesse Ylonen played his last NHL game in 2024
The career ended after 4 seasons with Montréal Canadiens.