About Jordan

From Burlington Minor Hockey to 850+ Pro Games — and Back

Jordan grew up playing in Burlington and came through the Burlington Eagles AAA program before captaining the OHL's Saginaw Spirit.

He went on to play more than 850 pro games across four of the world's top leagues: the AHL, NHL, KHL and Germany's DEL.

Leadership followed him everywhere. He wore a letter on seven teams: captain of the Saginaw Spirit, Portland Pirates, Providence Bruins and Belleville Senators, and an alternate captain with the Springfield Falcons, Adler Mannheim and the Schwenninger Wild Wings.

Now he's home in Burlington, teaching the habits, compete and leadership that kept him in pro hockey for 15+ years.

Hometown
Burlington, Ontario
Minor hockey
Burlington Eagles AAA
Pro career
850+ games · AHL, NHL, KHL, DEL
Leadership
Wore a letter on 7 teams
Captain
Saginaw · Portland · Providence · Belleville
Alternate captain
Springfield · Mannheim · Schwenningen

Career highlights

In the Press

From the Burlington Eagles to the AHL, NHL, KHL and DEL — a few of the stories written about Jordan's path through the game.

Burlington & the OHL

OurSports Central · 2007

2007 OHL Priority Selection

Drafted 24th overall out of the Burlington Eagles — in the same OHL draft class as Ryan O'Reilly and Taylor Hall — after a 110-point minor midget season.

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Saginaw Spirit · 2007

Saginaw Spirit draft history

Saginaw's second-round pick in 2007. He went on to play in Saginaw for 4 seasons and wear the C — voted captain by his teammates.

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Pro Debut & the AHL

DobberProspects · 2015

Prospect profile: Jordan Szwarz

Named captain of the Portland Pirates at just 23. His coach called him the "best penalty killer in the AHL."

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YouTube · 2013

First NHL goal

Watch Jordan's first NHL goal — a wrist shot for Phoenix against Nashville on October 31, 2013, in just his second NHL game.

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BostonBruins.com · 2019

Szwarz Headed to First AHL All-Star Game

As captain of the Providence Bruins, Jordan was named to the 2019 AHL All-Star Classic while leading his team in goals.

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Stanley Cup of Chowder · 2018

Established as a producer in Providence

How Jordan became one of the Providence Bruins' most reliable producers after earning his spot on a tryout contract.

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NHL.com · 2019

Black Aces relishing their ride with the big club

Called up as one of the Boston Bruins' Black Aces during their 2019 run to the Stanley Cup Final.

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NHL.com · 2019

Senators sign Jordan Szwarz

Signed by Ottawa after leading Providence with 46 points, captaining the team and scoring 20+ AHL goals in three straight seasons.

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NBC Sports Boston · 2019

P-Bruins captain heads to Ottawa

Boston coverage of the Providence captain's move — a staple of the Bruins' system with 20-plus goals in each of his seasons there.

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Providence Bruins · 2026

Past Providence Bruins captains

Still listed among the franchise's captains in the team's official announcements today.

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Europe: KHL & DEL

Pro Hockey Rumors · 2022

Jordan Szwarz re-signs in DEL

Described as "a born leader" — captain of three AHL teams before taking his game to the KHL and Germany.

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Adler Mannheim · 2021In German

Mannheim signs Jordan from the KHL

One of Germany's top clubs brings Jordan over from the KHL, expecting him to take on a leadership role from day one.

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Adler Mannheim · 2022In German

Contract extended through 2025

Mannheim locks Jordan up long-term, saying his character reflects the values of the club.

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Eishockey-Magazin · 2025In German

Schwenningen signs Jordan

The Wild Wings add Jordan as a two-way centre, praising his faceoff skills and balance between offence and defence.

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Full Career Stats

Elite Prospects · 2007–2026

Every season, every point, every letter

850+ pro games and 500 pro points across the AHL, NHL, KHL and DEL, plus 204 points in the OHL.

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