Playing Career
Scott Walker was selected 124th overall, in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft. He wwhen selected as a Quaternary selection of the Vancouver Canucks on June 26, 1993. Exactly 5 years subsequently June 26, 1998 he was chosen per Predators in the expansion draft. He presently plays for the Nashville Predators.

Walker became a greatest-scoring streaming video player around Nashville Predators history in a period of the 2003-04 NHL season. At that period he was one of simply terzetto leftover original Predators on the Nashville roll (along using Greg Johnson and Tomas Vokoun).

He played 589 regular year NHL games concluded x seasons prior to making it to post year play. That is the 2nd hanker hold off within NHL history. Single Guy Charron played more games while forgoing making a playoffs. Charron retired within 1981 after 734 games, before he ever played one post year game.

He has ii career hat tricks. A number 1 come December 26, 2000 against the Colorado Avalanche at the Gaylord Entertainment Center in Nashville. A foremost both goals were against David Aebischer and the third was into an empty net. His 2nd hat trick come against a Phoenix Coyotes on December 22, 2002, also around Nashville. Entirely threesome goals come against Brian Boucher.

He was a number one individual to ever score an NHL goal at Glendale Arena when on December 27, 2003 he got a puck preceding Sean Burke at 14:17 of the first time in the arena's number 1 ice hockey.

While Greg Johnson wwhen sidlined using injuries, Walker served as a Predator's interim captain from either January 12 - January 25, 2003.

Awards
Named to the OHL 2nd A lot-Star Team within 1993. Member of the Owen Sound Platers' Mastercard All-Period Team. NHL’s Offensive Streaming video player of the Week for December 22-28, 2003.

Records
Nashville Predator's franchise record for points inside the year (67) Nashville Predator's franchise record for career points (231) Nashville Predator's franchise record for career goals (91) Nashville Predator's franchise record for PIM (429) NHL record for games played prior to making a post year (589) -- (Guy Charron played 734 however he never appeared in the post year).

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International Play

Played for Team Canada in the 1999 Globe Championships. Team Canada assistant captain at the 2001 Globe Championships.

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