Who has the longest scoring slump in the NHL?

Answer 1

Best Answer - Chosen by AskerNo player in any NHL season has played in every single game in a season and finished with 0 points.

Tyler Wright holds the NHL record with a 61 game scoreless season in 1998-99 for Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh's Jay Caufield is the only other forward to play in 50+ games a season and go scoreless with 50 scoreless games on his way to a Stanley Cup ring in 1991-1992. Defencemen Matthew Spiller of Phoenix played 51 games in 03-04 without a point

In order from most recent (40+ games)

2005-06 47 games Cameron Janssen (NJ)

2003-04 51 games Matthew Spiller (Phx)

2002-03 46 games Robert Ray (Buf/Ott)

2002-03 42 games Kryzysztof Oliwa (NYR/Bos)

2002-03 41 games Alexander Henry (Edm/Wsh)

1998-99 61 games Tyler Wright (Pit)

1998-99 46 games Trent McCleary (Mtl)

1998-99 45 games Steven Webb (NYI)

1998-99 44 games Darren Langdon (NYR)

1991-92 50 games Jay Caufield (Pit)

1979-80 43 games Jay Wells (LA)

1974-75 40 games Gary Doak (Bos)

1957-58 45 games Gordon Strate (Det)

1932-33 48 games Vernon Ayres (NYA)

1932-33 46 games Harold Starr (Ott/Mtl)

1931-32 48 games John 'Jack'; McVicar (Mtl)

1930-31 43 games Francis Peters (NYR)

1928-29 44 games Percival Traub (Det)

1928-29 40 games Gerald Carson (Met/NYR)

1927-28 40 games Charles Langlois (Mtl C/Pit Pirates)

McVicar and Ayres performed the feat in a 48 game season, but while both players were dressed for all 48 games, neither player played in all 48 games which was quite common in the 20s and 30s

Answer 2

Wayne Gretzky at 51 games.