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Wayne Gretzky scored 52 goals and assisted on 163 others for 215 points during the 1985-86 season. Gretzky also holds the playoff scoring record with 17 goals and 30 assists during the 1985 playoffs. Those 47 playoff points along with his 208 regular season points in 1984-85 are an NHL record for points in one season including playoffs.
19, Reggie Leach, Philadelphia Flyers, 1976.
19, Jari Kurri, Edmonton Oilers, 1985.
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NHL Most points NHL playoffs single season?
Wayne Gretzky 1985 Edmonton 47 points
Who scored the most goals in the 2007 nhl playoffs?
Daniel Alfredsson of the Ottawa Senators, with 14.
Which defenseman scored the most goals in a season?
Bobby orr- 9 hat tricks.... The crazy part: he only played 9 years.......
How many players scored over 1000 goals in the NHL?
There is no player to ever score more than 1,000 career regular season goals, Wayne Gretzky has the most with 894. If you combine his regular season (894) and playoffs (122), Gretzky would be the only player with over 1,000 goals.
Who was the highest scoring NHL hockey player?
Wayne Gretzky holds NHL records for most career goals (894), most career points (2,857), most goals in a season (92) and most points in a season (215).
Can you fight in NHL playoffs?
YEs but it is a very rare occaision because goals are more critcalduring the playoffs.
What North American scored the most goals in a NHL season?
As of the 2007-08 season, that would be Wayne Gretzky who scored 92 goals in the 1981-82 season.
What day did the NHL playoffs begin?
Which season? I cannot give an answer unless you specify a specific year.
How many goals did Edmonton score during the 1988 nhl playoffs?
The Edmonton Oilers scored 92 goals in the 1988 playoffs, winning the stanley cup.
Who has scored the most NHL goals since 2012?
Alex OVECHKIN has had the most goals in a single season in the past ten years.
Who is the defence men with the most goals in an NHL season?
Paul Coffey scored 48 goals in 1985-86
Most goals against in the NHL in a season?
446 by the Washington Capitals, in the 70's
