Columbus Blue Jackets’ captain Boone Jenner has literally seen it all. As he enters his 13th season with the franchise, he has enjoyed some of the highest of highs and some of the very lowest of lows during his time. Each game Jenner plays now will extend his own record of games played with the franchise. He will start the 2025-26 season (https://www.nhl.com/bluejackets/player/boone-jenner-8476432) just 59 games away from 800 in his NHL career. His next goal will be his 200th in his career. It is quite possible assuming Jenner plays for a few more seasons that he could become the first Blue Jacket to play in 1,000 games for the franchise. He just needs 259 games to reach that mark. As of this writing, only 34 players in NHL history have played at least 1,000 games in their career while playing for only one franchise. As much as things have changed in Columbus over the years, Jenner has been the constant. His presence and leadership has been a steadying force inside the locker room. It’s no wonder he has the ultimate respect of his teammates, coaches and management.
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