NHL Stats from 0 to 1,000

[beantownmaniac]

76:

Most goals by a rookie, one season: Teemu Selanne, (1992–93)

Most points by a rookie defenceman, one season: Larry Murphy, (1980–81)

Phil Esposito became the 1st NHL player to score 76 goals in 1970

75/76 was also Bobby Orr's last season as a Bruin

 

[mattola]

Nice one. 70 is also Most assists by a left wing, one season: Joe Juneau, (1992–93)

really thats it? that seems low no? I guess LW just wasn't as Epic as other positions. strange.

 

[dash]

#77

Espo's number 7 retired, Bourque removes his #7 to reveal his new number #77 that he wore for the rest of his playing days...

 

[sbb122]

59 anyone?

So we just skip #58??? :hdn:

 

[Bizzle McDizzle]

'78

10 yr old bizzle whips a tennis ball with a wicked slapper off the garage door, breaks a window... papa mcdiz is disappoint.

 

[beantownmaniac]

#77

Espo's number 7 retired, Bourque removes his #7 to reveal his new number #77 that he wore for the rest of his playing days...

Refer to the end of post #1

 

[beantownmaniac]

So we just skip #58??? :hdn:

58 regular season career shutouts for Clint Benedict, John Ross Roach putting them in a tie for 17th all time, ok? You think it's easy sitting here all day looking up stats?

 

[beantownmaniac]

76:

Most goals by a rookie, one season: Teemu Selanne, (1992–93)

Most points by a rookie defenceman, one season: Larry Murphy, (1980–81)

Phil Esposito became the 1st NHL player to score 76 goals in 1970

75/76 was also Bobby Orr's last season as a Bruin

76 is also the career number of shutouts in regulas season by Ed Belfour and Tony Esposito putting them in a tie for 9th all time

 

[elocomotive]

#79

Most games played by a goalie (Grant Fuhr) in a single season

 

[beantownmaniac]

#77

Espo's number 7 retired, Bourque removes his #7 to reveal his new number #77 that he wore for the rest of his playing days...

77 number of playoff goals by Jaromir Jagr, #1 for active players

 

[beantownmaniac]

'78

10 yr old bizzle whips a tennis ball with a wicked slapper off the garage door, breaks a window... papa mcdiz is disappoint.

78 as in 1978, the last time Boston and Montreal played in the SCF. 78 also puts Peter Bondra, Vincent Damphousse, Patrik Elias, Steve Thomas in 25th place for Regular season overtime goals all time.

 

[elocomotive]

Like the enthusiasm Beanie, but lets keep it to one stat per number b/c this page is confusing the hell out of me. :dizzy: Haha.

If you get the number, it's yours! (though obviously double posts are gonna happen from time-to-time). We have more than 900 to go, they'll be plenty of chances to post - can't have you burning up all your energy in the first 100!

 

[elocomotive]

#80

Most saves by a goalie in a single game (regular season) was 80 by Sam LoPresti.

(If the OT rules stay in place, I'm guessing that one will last)

 

[beantownmaniac]

79 Jean Beliveau career playoff goal total on all time list (10th), and Ron Francis's Regular season game-winning goal totals for his career (24th). It's also the year I graduated high school ( for all the old jokes coming)

 

[beantownmaniac]

#80

Most saves by a goalie in a single game (regular season) was 80 by Sam LoPresti.

(If the OT rules stay in place, I'm guessing that one will last)

79?

 

[elocomotive]

79?

I did it already b/c Biz had done 78.

 

[beantownmaniac]

81 Minnesota North stars reach the SCF for the first time in team history losing to the Islanders 4-1

 

[beantownmaniac]

Like the enthusiasm Beanie, but lets keep it to one stat per number b/c this page is confusing the hell out of me. :dizzy: Haha.

If you get the number, it's yours! (though obviously double posts are gonna happen from time-to-time). We have more than 900 to go, they'll be plenty of chances to post - can't have you burning up all your energy in the first 100!

I understand, but sometimes it would be a shame to exclude some of the achievements that have the same number. Can we expand the limit to 2?

 

[elocomotive]

#82

The worst season plus/minus of all-time was Bill Mikkelson with -82 with who else, the Capitals team of 1974-1975, the team where awful records were born! The really amazing part is he did it in only 59 games. The other amazing part is how did he play in 59 games!!

The team was a combined -1,076.

 

[elocomotive]

I understand, but sometimes it would be a shame to exclude some of the achievements that have the same number. Can we expand the limit to 2?

Sure, but only if it hasn't gone to the next number yet. Won't matter in about 70 more numbers anyway.

Besides, save some for 0 to 1,000 Part 2! lol