On Mar. 23, 1952, Bill Mosienko of the Chicago Black Hawks scored 3 goals in 21 seconds. He almost had a fourth a few seconds later but rang it off the post.
In hockey, a Mule Trick is five goals scored by the same player in one game.
The answer is 7 by Grant Mulvey on February 3rd, 1982. He scored 5 goals and had 2 assists that night.
Probably Darryl Sittler, since the question is posed in "Ice Hockey" category. Mr. Sittler scored 5 goals in a playoff game, and 6 goals and 4 assists in a regular season game for a 10 point total that has never been matched.
Joe Malone (7)
A hat trick
Any 3 goals, or more, scored by the same player in one hockey game is called a hat trick. Unofficially, 6 goals by the same player in one hockey game is called a double hat trick, but is a rarely accomplished feat in professional hockey.
During a hockey game years ago, after a player scored three goals, fans tossed hats onto the ice, and the phrase hat trick came to be.
No, no NHL player has ever scored a goal in every game of the season.
Johan franzen scored 5 goals against the Ottawa senators in 2011
A "natural" hat trick occurs when a player scores three consecutive goals. The goals do not have to be scored in one period, but they cannot be interrupted by goals from the player's teammates or opponents.
The most goals scored in a hockey ranks up to a 16-3 win for the Montreal Canadiens against the Quebec Bulldogs ( Quebec dos not have a NHL hockey team) on March the 3rd 1920
In ice hockey, when a player scores four goals in one game.