List of Edmonton Oilers records

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This is a list of franchise records for the Edmonton Oilers of the National Hockey League.

Contents

All-time regular season leaders

Skaters

Current to the 2022–23 NHL season.

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Kevin Lowe 1,0371979–92
1996–98
2 Ryan Smyth 9711994–07
2011–14
3 Mark Messier 8511979–91
4 Glenn Anderson 8451980–91
1996
5 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 8012011–present
Active leader
5 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 8012011–present
Games played, same team
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Kevin Lowe 98 (VAN)1979–92
1996–98
2Kevin Lowe94 (CGY)1979–92
1996–98
3Kevin Lowe93 (LAK)1979–92
1996–98
4 Glenn Anderson 83 (CGY)1980–91
1996
5Glenn Anderson83 (LAK)1980–91
1996
Active leader
N/A Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 52 (VAN)2011–present
Goals
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 626*1978–88
2 Jari Kurri 4741980–90
3 Glenn Anderson 4171980–91
1996
4 Mark Messier 3921979–91
5 Leon Draisaitl 3062014–present
Active leader
5 Leon Draisaitl 3062014–present

*Included 43 WHA goals

Goals, same team
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 58 (LAK)1979–88
2Wayne Gretzky57 (WIN)1979–88
3 Jari Kurri 55 (VAN)1980–90
4Wayne Gretzky50 (VAN)1979–88
5 Mark Messier 50 (VAN)1979–91
Active leader
N/A Connor McDavid 29 (CGY)2015–present
Assists
#PlayerASeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 1,147*1978–88
2 Mark Messier 6421979–91
3 Jari Kurri 5691980–90
4 Connor McDavid 5472015–present
5 Glenn Anderson 4891980–91
1996
Active leader
4 Connor McDavid 5472015–present

*Included 61 WHA assists

Assists, same team
#PlayerASeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 112 (LAK)1979–88
2Wayne Gretzky103 (VAN)1979–88
3Wayne Gretzky89 (CGY)1979–88
4Wayne Gretzky87 (WIN)1979–88
5 Jari Kurri 67 (LAK)1980–90
Active leader
N/A Leon Draisaitl 43 (CGY)2014–present
Points
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 1,773*1978–88
2 Jari Kurri 1,0431980–90
3 Mark Messier 1,0341979–91
4 Glenn Anderson 9061980–91
1996
5 Connor McDavid 8502015–present
Active leader
5 Connor McDavid 8502015–present

*Included 104 WHA points

Points, same team
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 170 (LAK)1979–88
2Wayne Gretzky153 (VAN)1979–88
3Wayne Gretzky144 (WIN)1979–88
4Wayne Gretzky133 (CGY)1979–88
5 Jari Kurri 113 (LAK)1980–90
Active leader
N/A Connor McDavid 61 (VAN)2015–present
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Kelly Buchberger 1,7471986–99
2 Kevin McClelland 1,2891983–90
3 Dave Semenko 1,279*1977–87
4 Kevin Lowe 1,2361979–92
1996–98
5 Mark Messier 1,1241979–91
Active leader
36 Darnell Nurse 4702014–present

*Included 298 WHA PIM

Penalties in minutes, same team
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Kevin McClelland 313 (CGY)1983–90
2 Kelly Buchberger 243 (CGY)1986–99
3 Kevin Lowe 212 (LAK)1979–92
1996–98
4Kevin Lowe197 (CGY)1979–92
1996–98
5 Dave Semenko 195 (CGY)1979–87
Active leader
N/A Darnell Nurse 45 (CGY)2014–present
Even strength goals
#PlayerEVSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 437*1978–88
2 Jari Kurri 3361980–90
3 Glenn Anderson 2781980–91
1996
4 Mark Messier 2671979–91
5 Connor McDavid 2252015–present
Active leader
5 Connor McDavid 2252015–present

*Included 34 WHA EV goals

Even strength goals, same team
#PlayerEVSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 43 (WIN)1979–88
2 Jari Kurri 39 (VAN)1980–90
3 Mark Messier 38 (VAN)1979–91
4Jari Kurri36 (WIN)1980–90
5 Wayne Gretzky 32 (LAK)1979–88
5Wayne Gretzky32 (VAN)1979–88
Active leader
N/A Connor McDavid 17 (CGY)2015–present
Power play goals
#PlayerPPSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 134*1978–88
2 Glenn Anderson 1261980–91
1996
Ryan Smyth 1261994–07
2011–14
4 Leon Draisaitl 1252014–present
5 Jari Kurri 1071980–90
Active leader
4 Leon Draisaitl 1252014–present

*Included 9 WHA PP goals

Power play goals, same team
#PlayerPPSeasons
1 Glenn Anderson 19 (CGY)1980–91
1996
2 Wayne Gretzky 17 (LAK)1979–88
3Glenn Anderson16 (LAK)1980–91
1996
4 Jari Kurri 14 (LAK)1980–90
5 Craig Simpson 14 (LAK)1987–93
Active leader
N/A Leon Draisaitl 12 (NSH)2014–present
12 (VAN)
Connor McDavid 12 (CGY)2015–present
Short-handed goals
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 551979–88
2 Mark Messier 361979–91
3 Jari Kurri 311980–90
4 Craig MacTavish 291985–94
5 Esa Tikkanen 211985–93
Active leader
13 Leon Draisaitl 92014–present
Short-handed goals, same team
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 9 (LAK)1979–88
2Wayne Gretzky8 (CGY)1979–88
3Wayne Gretzky7 (WIN)1979–88
4 Mark Messier 7 (LAK)1979–91
5 Jari Kurri 6 (VAN)1980–90
Active leader
N/A Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 2 (SJS)2011–present
2 (WSH)
Connor McDavid 2 (CBJ)2015–present
Game-winning goals
#PlayerGWSeasons
1 Glenn Anderson 721980–91
1996
2 Wayne Gretzky 68*1978–88
3 Connor McDavid 642015–present
4 Jari Kurri 601980–90
5 Leon Draisaitl 542014–present
Active leader
3 Connor McDavid 642015–present

*Included 7 WHA GW goals

Game-winning goals, same team
#PlayerGWSeasons
1 Jari Kurri 13 (VAN)1980–90
2 Glenn Anderson 12 (LAK)1980–91
1996
3 Connor McDavid 10 (CGY)2015–present
4Glenn Anderson8 (WIN)1980–91
1996
5Glenn Anderson7 (CGY)1980–91
1996
Active leader
3 Connor McDavid 10 (CGY)2015–present
Overtime goals
#PlayerOTGSeasons
1 Connor McDavid 15*2015–present
2 Leon Draisaitl 11*2014–present
3 Jari Kurri 71980–90
4 Ryan Smyth 5^1994–07
2011–14
5 Taylor Hall 5^^2010–16
Active leader
1 Connor McDavid 15*2015–present

^4-on-4 overtime
^^Four 4-on-4 overtime goals and one 3-on-3 overtime goal
*3-on-3 overtime

Overtime goals, same team
#PlayerOTGSeasons
1 Jari Kurri 2 (MNS)1980–90
2 (WSH)
3 Ryan Smyth 2 (ARI)^1994–07
2011–14
T-4 Leon Draisaitl 2 (ANA)*2014–present
2 (NJD)*
2 (NYR)*
Connor McDavid 2 (ARI)*2015–present
2 (NYI)*
Active leader
T-4 Leon Draisaitl 2 (ANA)*2014–present
2 (NJD)*
2 (NYR)*
Connor McDavid 2 (ARI)*2015–present
2 (NYI)*

^4-on-4 overtime
*3-on-3 overtime

Shots
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 3,045*1978–88
2 Ryan Smyth 2,5581994–07
2011–14
3 Glenn Anderson 2,5221980–91
1996
4 Mark Messier 2,1961979–91
5 Jari Kurri 2,1621980–90
Active leader
6 Connor McDavid 1,9482015–present

*Included 253 WHA shots

Shots, same team
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 270 (LAK)1979–88
2 Glenn Anderson 266 (LAK)1980–91
1996
3Glenn Anderson239 (CGY)1980–91
1996
4Glenn Anderson236 (VAN)1980–91
1996
5 Mark Messier 234 (VAN)1979–91
Active leader
N/A Connor McDavid 135 (VAN)2015–present
Highest shooting percentage
(minimum 200 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Craig Simpson 25.31987–93
2 Jari Kurri 21.91980–90
3 Stan Weir 21.1*1978–82
4 Wayne Gretzky 20.6*1978–88
5 Jimmy Carson 19.91988–89
Active leader
9 Leon Draisaitl 18.12014–present

*Included WHA stats

Highest shooting percentage, same team
(minimum 60 shots)
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Craig Simpson 32.8 (WIN)1987–93
2 Leon Draisaitl 32.4 (NSH)2014–present
3 Jari Kurri 31.3 (QUE)1980–90
4Craig Simpson30.4 (LAK)1987–93
5 Wayne Gretzky 29.1 (TOR)1979–88
Active leader
2 Leon Draisaitl 32.4 (NSH)2014–present
Lowest shooting percentage
(minimum 200 shots; Forwards only)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Anton Lander 4.762011–17
2 Patrick O'Sullivan 5.202009–10
3 Jochen Hecht 7.582001–02
4 Adam Graves 7.621989–91
5 Radek Dvořák 7.692002–06
Active leader
14 Warren Foegele 9.332021–present
Lowest shooting percentage, same team
(minimum 60 shots; Forwards only)
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Sam Gagner 2.53 (MIN)2007–14
2 Ethan Moreau 3.16 (VAN)1999–10
3 Aleš Hemský 3.28 (STL)2002–14
4 Doug Weight 3.85 (ANA)1993–01
5 Todd Marchant 4.08 (COL)1994–03
Active leader
N/A Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 7.41 (NSH)2011–present
Most shootout goals
#PlayerSOGSeasons
1 Ales Hemsky 202005–14
2 Jordan Eberle 202010–17
3 Sam Gagner 182007–14
2019–20
4 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 132011–present
Connor McDavid 132015–present
Active leader
4 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 132011–present
Connor McDavid 132015–present
Most shootout attempts
#PlayerSOASeasons
1 Ales Hemsky 582005–14
2 Sam Gagner 572007–14
2019–20
3 Jordan Eberle 522010–17
4 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 392011–present
5 Connor McDavid 292015–present
Active leader
4 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 392011–present
Highest shootout shooting percentage
(minimum 7 shootout attempts)
#PlayerSO%Seasons
1 Shawn Horcoff 50.02005–13
2 Connor McDavid 44.82015–present
3 Fernando Pisani 42.92005–10
Teddy Purcell 42.92014–16
5 David Perron 40.02013–15
Active leader
2 Connor McDavid 44.82015–present
Lowest shootout shooting percentage
(minimum 7 shootout attempts)
#PlayerSO%Seasons
1 Dustin Penner 10.02007–11
2 Derek Roy 11.12014–15
3 Matt Hendricks 20.02014–17
4 Taylor Hall 26.72010–16
5 Jarret Stoll 28.62002–08
Linus Omark 28.62010–12
2013–14
Active leader
9 Leon Draisaitl 32.12014–present

Defencemen

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Kevin Lowe 1,0371979–92
1996–98
2 Charlie Huddy 6941980–91
3 Lee Fogolin 5861979–87
4 Steve Staios 5732001–10
5 Darnell Nurse 5592014–present
Active leader
5 Darnell Nurse 5592014–present
Goals
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 2091980–87
2 Charlie Huddy 811980–91
3 Ken Baird 771972–78
4 Kevin Lowe 741979–92
1996–98
5 Darnell Nurse 662014–present
Active leader
5 Darnell Nurse 662014–present
Assists
#PlayerASeasons
1 Paul Coffey 4601980–87
2 Kevin Lowe 3091979–92
1996–98
3 Charlie Huddy 2871980–91
4 Al Hamilton 273*1972–80
5 Steve Smith 1721984–91
Active leader
6 Darnell Nurse 1692014–present

*Included 258 WHA assists

Points
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 6691980–87
2 Kevin Lowe 3831979–92
1996–98
3 Charlie Huddy 3681980–91
4 Al Hamilton 330*1972–80
5 Darnell Nurse 2352014–present
Active leader
5 Darnell Nurse 2352014–present

*Included 311 WHA points

Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Kevin Lowe 1,2361979–92
1996–98
2 Steve Smith 1,0801984–91
3 Lee Fogolin 8861979–87
4 Marty McSorley 7481985–88
1998–99
5 Steve Staios 7432001–10
Active leader
16 Darnell Nurse 4702014–present
Even strength goals
#PlayerEVSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 1251980–87
2 Ken Baird 631972–78
3 Darnell Nurse 602014–present
4 Charlie Huddy 541980–91
5 Kevin Lowe 531979–92
1996–98
Active leader
3 Darnell Nurse 602014–present

*Included 31 WHA goals

Power play goals
#PlayerPPSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 691980–87
2 Charlie Huddy 251980–91
3 Boris Mironov 241994–99
4 Al Hamilton 22*1972–80
5 Marc-Andre Bergeron 172003–07
Active leader
T-19 Oscar Klefbom 72014–present

*Included 21 WHA PP goals

Short-handed goals
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 151980–87
2 Kevin Lowe 51979–92
1996–98
Lee Fogolin 1979–87
4 Darnell Nurse 42014–present
5 Bob Wall 31972–74
Doug Barrie 1972–77
Doug Hicks 1979–82
Randy Gregg 1982–90
Craig Muni 1986–93
Luke Richardson 1991–97
Jason Smith 1999–07
Steve Staios 2001–10
Active leader
4 Darnell Nurse 42014–present
Game-winning goals
#PlayerGWSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 181980–87
2 Kevin Lowe 111979–92
1996–98
3 Darnell Nurse 102014–present
4 Ken Baird 91972–78
5 Randy Gregg 71982–90
Boris Mironov 1994–99
Tom Poti 1998–02
Justin Schultz 2013–16
Oscar Klefbom 2014–present
Active leader
3 Darnell Nurse 102014–present
Overtime goals
#PlayerOTGSeasons
1 Darnell Nurse 4*2014–present
2 Eric Brewer 3^2000–04
3 Al Hamilton 2^^1972–80
4 Steve Smith 21984–91
5 Tom Poti 2**1998–02
5 Jason Smith 2^1999–07
Active leader
1 Darnell Nurse 4*2014–present

^4-on-4 overtime
^^Included WHA OT goals
**Included one 4-on-4 overtime
*3-on-3 overtime

Shots
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 1,6241980–87
2 Charlie Huddy 1,3401980–91
3 Darnell Nurse 1,3272014–present
4 Kevin Lowe 1,0971979–92
1996–98
5 Oscar Klefbom 8902014–present
Active leader
3 Darnell Nurse 1,3272014–present
Highest shooting percentage
(minimum 200 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Paul Coffey 12.91980–87
2 Joe Micheletti 9.46*1977–79
3 Marc-Andre Bergeron 9.042003–07
4 Randy Gregg 8.701982–90
5 Steve Smith 8.331984–91
Active leader
20 Evan Bouchard 5.622018–present

*Included WHA stats

Lowest shooting percentage
(minimum 200 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Bryan Marchment 2.641994–97
2 Kris Russell 2.932016–22
3 Luke Richardson 3.001991–97
4 Ladislav Smid 3.692006–13
5 Oscar Klefbom 3.822014–present
Active leader
5 Oscar Klefbom 3.822014–present

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Bill Ranford 4491987–96
1999–00
2 Grant Fuhr 4231981–91
3 Tommy Salo 3341998–04
4 Andy Moog 2351980–87
5 Cam Talbot 2272015–19
Active leader
17 Stuart Skinner 642020–present
Wins
#PlayerWSeasons
1 Grant Fuhr 2261981–91
2 Bill Ranford 1671987–96
1999–00
3 Tommy Salo 1471998–04
4 Andy Moog 1431980–87
5 Dave Dryden 96*1975–80
Active leader
11 Stuart Skinner 36^2020–present

*Included 94 WHA wins
^Included 1 shootout win

Losses
#PlayerLSeasons
1 Bill Ranford 1931987–96
1999–00
2 Tommy Salo 1281998–04
3 Grant Fuhr 1171981–91
4 Cam Talbot 107^2015–19
5 Dave Dryden 94*1975–80
Active leader
19 Stuart Skinner 23^^2020–present

*Included 87 WHA losses
^Included 12 overtime losses
**Included 3 overtime losses

Goals against
#PlayerGASeasons
1 Grant Fuhr 1,4701981–91
2 Bill Ranford 1,4631987–96
1999–00
3 Tommy Salo 7961998–04
4 Andy Moog 7771980–87
5 Dave Dryden 685*1975–80
Active leader
18 Stuart Skinner 1702020–present

*Included 632 WHA goals against

Shots against
#PlayerSASeasons
1 Bill Ranford 12,9651987–96
1999–00
2 Grant Fuhr 12,5241981–91
3 Tommy Salo 8,4551998–04
4 Andy Moog 6,8261980–87
5 Cam Talbot 6,6892015–19
Active leader
15 Stuart Skinner 1,9412020–present
Saves
#PlayerSVSeasons
1 Bill Ranford 11,5021987–96
1999–00
2 Grant Fuhr 11,0541981–91
3 Tommy Salo 7,6591998–04
4 Cam Talbot 6,0982015–19
5 Andy Moog 6,0491980–87
Active leader
15 Stuart Skinner 1,7722020–present
Highest save percentage
(minimum 2,000 shots)
#PlayerSV%Seasons
1 Mike Smith .9132019–present
2 Cam Talbot .9122015–19
3 Devan Dubnyk .9102009–14
4 Dwayne Roloson .9092005–09
5 Mikko Koskinen .9072018–present
Active leader
N/AN/AN/AN/A–present
Lowest save percentage
(minimum 2,000 shots)
#PlayerSV%Seasons
1 Eddie Mio .8651978–81
2 Dave Dryden .8811975–80
3 Grant Fuhr .8831981–91
4 Andy Moog .8861980–87
5 Bill Ranford .8871987–96
1999–00
Active leader
N/AN/AN/AN/A–present
Lowest goals against average
(minimum 4,000 minutes)
#PlayerGAASeasons
1 Tommy Salo 2.441998–04
2 Mike Smith 2.702019–present
3 Jussi Markkanen 2.732001–07
4 Cam Talbot 2.742015–19
5 Dwayne Roloson 2.782005–09
Active leader
N/AN/AN/AN/A–present
Highest goals against average
(minimum 4,000 minutes)
#PlayerGAASeasons
1 Eddie Mio 4.011978–81
2 Grant Fuhr 3.691981–91
3 Andy Moog 3.621980–87
4 Bill Ranford 3.511987–96
1999–00
5 Dave Dryden 3.471975–80
Active leader
N/AN/AN/AN/A–present
Shutouts
#PlayerSOSeasons
1 Tommy Salo 231998–04
2 Curtis Joseph 141996–98
3 Cam Talbot 122015–19
4 Grant Fuhr 91981–91
5 Bill Ranford 81987–96
1999–00
Devan Dubnyk 2009–14
Active leader
16 Stuart Skinner 22020–present
Minutes
#PlayerMINSeasons
1 Bill Ranford 25,0051987–96
1999–00
2 Grant Fuhr 23,8921981–91
3 Tommy Salo 19,5641998–04
4 Cam Talbot 12,9412015–19
5 Andy Moog 12,8801980–87
Active leader
15 Stuart Skinner 3,6972020–present
Most shootouts
#PlayerSOGPSeasons
1 Dwayne Roloson 262005–09
2 Devan Dubnyk 212009–14
3 Cam Talbot 192015–19
4 Nikolai Khabibulin 142009–13
5 Mathieu Garon 112007–09
Active leader
T-12 Stuart Skinner 32020–present
Most shootout wins
#PlayerSOWSeasons
1 Dwayne Roloson 132005–09
2 Cam Talbot 122015–19
3 Mathieu Garon 112007–09
4 Devan Dubnyk 92009–14
5 Mikko Koskinen 62018–present
Active leader
T-12 Stuart Skinner 12020–present
Most shootout losses
#PlayerSOLSeasons
1 Dwayne Roloson 132005–09
2 Devan Dubnyk 122009–14
3 Nikolai Khabibulin 102009–13
4 Cam Talbot 72015–19
5 Ben Scrivens 52014–15
Active leader
T-10 Stuart Skinner 22020–present
Jack Campbell 22022–present
Most shootout shots against
#PlayerSOSASeasons
1 Dwayne Roloson 942005–09
2 Devan Dubnyk 712009–14
3 Cam Talbot 602015–19
4 Nikolai Khabibulin 522009–13
5 Ben Scrivens 422014–15
Active leader
12 Jack Campbell 112022–present
Most shootout saves
#PlayerSOSVSeasons
1 Dwayne Roloson 662005–09
2 Devan Dubnyk 442009–14
3 Cam Talbot 372015–19
4 Ben Scrivens 332014–15
5 Mathieu Garon 322007–09
Nikolai Khabibulin 322009–13
Active leader
12 Jack Campbell 72022–present
Most shootout goals against
#PlayerSOGASeasons
1 Dwayne Roloson 282005–09
2 Devan Dubnyk 272009–14
3 Cam Talbot 232015–19
4 Nikolai Khabibulin 202009–13
5 Jeff Deslauriers 112008–10
Active leader
T-11 Jack Campbell 42022–present
Highest shootout save percentage
(minimum 24 shootout attempts)
#PlayerSOSV%Seasons
1 Mathieu Garon .9142007–09
2 Mikko Koskinen .8112018–present
3 Ben Scrivens .7862014–15
4 Viktor Fasth .7742014–15
5 Mike Morrison .7502005–06
Active leader
N/AN/AN/AN/A–present
Lowest shootout save percentage
(minimum 24 shootout attempts)
#PlayerSOSV%Seasons
1 Nikolai Khabibulin .6152009–13
2 Cam Talbot .6172015–19
3 Devan Dubnyk .6202009–14
4 Dwayne Roloson .7022005–09
5 Jeff Deslauriers .7252008–10
Active leader
N/AN/AN/AN/A–present

Coaches

Games coached
#CoachGCSeasons
1 Glen Sather 1,020*1977–89
1993–94
2 Craig MacTavish 6562000–09
3 Ron Low 3411995–99
4 Todd McLellan 2662015–19
5 Ted Green 1881991–94
Active leader
N/A Kris Knoblauch N/A2023–present

*Included 178 WHA games

Most wins
#CoachWSeasons
1 Glen Sather 559*1977–89
1993–94
2 Craig MacTavish 301^2000–09
3 Ron Low 1391995–99
4 Todd McLellan 123**2015–19
5 Dave Tippett 95^^2019–22
Active leader
N/A Kris Knoblauch N/A2023–present

*Included 95 WHA wins
^Included 31 shootout wins
**Included 13 shootout wins
^^Included 5 shootout wins

Most losses
#CoachLSeasons
1 Glen Sather 344*1977–89
1993–94
2 Craig MacTavish 288^2000–09
3 Ron Low 1621995–99
4 Todd McLellan 134**2015–19
5 Ted Green 1021991–94
Active leader
N/A Kris Knoblauch N/A2023–present

*Included 76 WHA losses
^Included 36 overtime losses
**Included 15 overtime losses

Single season records

Team

Most wins
#WSeason
157 1983–84
256 1985–86
350 1986–87
450 2022–23
549 1984–85
Fewest wins
(minimum 78 game season)
#WSeason
124 2014–15
225 1993–94
25 2010–11
426 1992–93
527 1975–76
27 2009–10
Most losses
#LSeason
150 1992–93
249 1975–76
347 2009–10
445 1993–94
45 2010–11
Fewest losses
(minimum 78 game season)
#LSeason
117 1981–82
17 1985–86
318 1983–84
420 1984–85
521 1982–83
Most points
#PtsSeason
1119 1983–84
119 1985–86
3111 1981–82
4109 1984–85
109 2022–23
Fewest points
(minimum 78 game season)
#PtsSeason
159 1975–76
260 1992–93
362 2009–10
62 2010–11
62 2014–15
Most goals for
#GFSeason
1446 1983–84
2426 1985–86
3424 1982–83
4417 1981–82
5401 1984–85
Fewest goals for (minimum 78 game season)
#GFSeason
1193 2010–11
2195 2006–07
3198 2014–15
4203 2013–14
203 2015–16
Most goals against
#GASeason
1345 1975–76
2337 1992–93
3327 1980–81
4322 1979–80
5315 1982–83
Fewest goals against (minimum 78 game season)
#GASeason
1182 2001–02
2207 2016–17
3208 2003–04
4212 1999–00
5222 2000–01
Most Power play goals
#PPSeason
189 2022–23
288 1987–88
88 2005–06
486 1981–82
86 1982–83
Fewest Power play goals
(minimum 78 game season)
#PPSeason
131 2017–18
239 1973–74
340 1974–75
441 2014–15
543 2015–16
Most Power Play Opportunities
#PPOSeason
1485 2005–06
2483 1997–98
3452 1995–96
4438 1998–99
5419 1988–89
Fewest Power Play Opportunities
(minimum 78 game season)
#PPOSeason
1210 2017–18
2222 2018–19
3232 2014–15
4235 2021–22
5237 2015–16
Highest Power Play Percentage
(minimum 250 PPO)
#PP%Season
132.36 2022–23
229.25 1982–83
326.44 1985–86
425.47 1983–84
525.36 1978–79
Lowest Power Play Percentage
(minimum 250 PPO)
#PP%Season
113.02 2003–04
214.21 2006–07
314.38 1998–99
414.47 2010–11
514.51 2002–03
Most Power play goals against
#PPASeason
1106 1992–93
293 1991–92
389 1982–83
486 1987–88
582 1989–90
Fewest Power play goals against
(minimum 78 game season)
#PPASeason
143 2016–17
249 2015–16
350 2001–02
50 2013–14
551 2014–15
Most Power Play Opportunities Against
#PPOASeason
1478 2005–06
2464 1992–93
3452 1988–89
4447 1987–88
5423 1991–92
Fewest Power Play Opportunities Against
(minimum 78 game season)
#PPOASeason
1219 2014–15
2223 2016–17
3236 1974–75
4245 2017–18
5246 2018–19
Highest penalty kill Percentage
(minimum 250 PPOA)
#PK%Season
185.68 2001–02
285.37 1999–00
384.70 2007–08
484.55 2006–07
584.10 2005–06
Lowest penalty kill Percentage
(minimum 250 PPOA)
#PK%Season
174.80 2018–19
275.57 1980–81
376.51 1979–80
476.71 2014–15
576.95 2010–11
Most Short-handed goals
#SHSeason
136 1983–84
228 1986–87
327 1985–86
27 1988–89
525 1984–85
Fewest Short-handed goals
(minimum 78 game season)
#SHSeason
11 1976–77
22 1993–94
33 2008–09
44 2013–14
4 2014–15
4 2016–17
Most Short-handed goals against
#SHASeason
117 1988–89
215 1985–86
15 1991–92
413 1996–97
13 2013–14
Fewest Short-handed goals against
(minimum 78 game season)
#SHASeason
12 2010–11
24 1973–74
4 1974–75
4 1979–80
4 1990–91
4 1999–00
4 2000–01
4 2006–07

Skaters

Goals
#PlayerGSeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 92 1981–82
2Wayne Gretzky87 1983–84
3Wayne Gretzky73 1984–85
4Wayne Gretzky71 1982–83
Jari Kurri 711984–85
Goals, Rookie
#PlayerGSeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 43 1978–79
2 Mike Rogers 35 1974–75
3 Jason Arnott 33 1993–94
4 Jari Kurri 32 1980–81
5 Glenn Anderson 301980–81
Assists
#PlayerASeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 163 1985–86
2Wayne Gretzky135 1984–85
3Wayne Gretzky125 1982–83
4Wayne Gretzky121 1986–87
5Wayne Gretzky120 1981–82
Assists, Rookie
#PlayerASeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 61 1978–79
2 Mike Rogers 48 1974–75
3 Jari Kurri 43 1980–81
4 Dave Lumley 38 1979–80
5 Ross Perkins 37 1972–73
Points
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 215 1985–86
2Wayne Gretzky212 1981–82
3Wayne Gretzky208 1984–85
4Wayne Gretzky205 1983–84
5Wayne Gretzky196 1982–83
Points, Rookie
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 104 1978–79
2 Mike Rogers 83 1974–75
3 Jari Kurri 75 1980–81
4 Jason Arnott 68 1993–94
5 Ross Perkins 58 1972–73
5 Dave Lumley 58 1979–80
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeason
1 Steve Smith 286 1987–88
2 Kevin McClelland 2811987–88
3 Frank Beaton 274 1976–77
4Kevin McClelland266 1985–86
5 Marty McSorley 2651985–86
Penalties in minutes, Rookie
#PlayerPIMSeason
1 Kelly Buchberger 234 1988–89
2 Steve Smith 166 1985–86
3 Dave Semenko 140 1977–78
4 Dave Lumley 138 1979–80
5 Dave Hunter 134 1978–79
Even strength goals
#PlayerEVSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 68 1981–82
2Wayne Gretzky55 1983–84
3Wayne Gretzky54 1984–85
Jari Kurri 541984–85
5Wayne Gretzky47 1982–83
Even strength goals, Rookie
#PlayerEVSeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 34 1978–79
2 Mike Rogers 31 1974–75
3 Ed Patenaude 25 1972–73
4 Ron Walters 241972–73
5 Jari Kurri 23 1980–81
5 Jason Arnott 23 1993–94
Power play goals
#PlayerPPSeasons
1 Leon Draisaitl 32 2022–23
2Leon Draisaitl24 2021–22
3 Connor McDavid 21 2015–16
4 Wayne Gretzky 20 1983–84
Ryan Smyth 20 1996–97
Power play goals, Rookie
#PlayerPPSeasons
1 Glenn Anderson 10 1980–81
1 Jason Arnott 10 1993–94
1 David Oliver 10 1994–95
4 Wayne Gretzky 9 1978–79
4 Jari Kurri 91980–81
Short-handed goals
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 12 1983–84
2Wayne Gretzky11 1984–85
3 Paul Coffey 9 1985–86
4 Esa Tikkanen 8 1988–89
5Wayne Gretzky7 1986–87
Short-handed goals, Rookie
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Ron Walters 3 1972–73
1 Mike Zuke 3 1977–78
1 Glenn Anderson 3 1980–81
1 Mats Lindgren 3 1996–97
5 Randy Gregg 2 1981–82
5 Todd Marchant 2 1994–95
5 Andrew Cogliano 2 2007–08
5 Jordan Eberle 2 2010–11
Game-winning goals
#PlayerGWSeasons
1 Jari Kurri 13 1984–85
2 Wayne Gretzky 12 1981–82
5Wayne Gretzky11 1983–84
Glenn Anderson 111983–84
Leon Draisaitl 11 2021–22
Leon Draisaitl11 2022–23
Connor McDavid 112022–23
Game-winning goals, Rookie
#PlayerGWSeason
1 Ron Walters 8 1972–73
2 Wayne Gretzky 7 1978–79
3 Dave Lumley 6 1979–80
4 Glenn Anderson 5 1980–81
Andrew Cogliano 5 2007–08
Jordan Eberle 5 2010–11
Connor McDavid 5 2015–16
Shots
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 369 1981–82
2Wayne Gretzky358 1984–85
3 Connor McDavid 352 2022–23
4Wayne Gretzky350 1985–86
5Wayne Gretzky348 1982–83
Shots, Rookie
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 253 1978–79
2 Jari Kurri 202 1980–81
3 Jason Arnott 194 1993–94
4 Mike Rogers 189 1974–75
5 Mike Zuke 188 1977–78
Highest shooting percentage
(minimum 100 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Craig Simpson 36.4 1987–88
2Craig Simpson28.9 1988–89
3 Jari Kurri 28.8 1985–86
4Jari Kurri27.2 1984–85
5 Esa Tikkanen 27.0 1986–87
Highest shooting percentage
(minimum 100 shots), Rookie
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Glenn Anderson 18.8 1980–81
2 Mike Rogers 18.5 1974–75
3 Jason Arnott 17.01 1993–94
4 Wayne Gretzky 17.00 1978–79
5 Miroslav Šatan 15.9 1995–96
Lowest shooting percentage
(minimum 100 shots; Forwards only)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Éric Bélanger 3.39 2011–12
2 Michael Cammalleri 3.85 2017–18
3 Jim Dowd 4.85 1999–2000
4 Jason Arnott 5.00 1997–98
5 Adam Graves 5.56 1990–91
Lowest shooting percentage
(minimum 100 shots; Forwards only), Rookie
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Magnus Pääjärvi 8.33 2010–11
2 Jarret Stoll 9.35 2003–04
3 Sam Gagner 9.63 2007–08
4 Bob Russell 11.0 1975–76
5 Kyle Brodziak 11.22007–08
Most shootout goals
#PlayerSOGSeasons
1 Ales Hemsky 6 2007–08
Ales Hemsky6 2011–12
3Ales Hemsky5 2005–06
Sam Gagner 52007–08
Shawn Horcoff 52007–08
Jordan Eberle 5 2013–14
Most shootout attempts
#PlayerSOASeasons
1 Sam Gagner 17 2007–08
2 Ales Hemsky 162007–08
3Ales Hemsky14 2005–06
4 Ryan Smyth 132005–06
5 Jordan Eberle 12 2011–12
Jordan Eberle12 2014–15
Highest shootout shooting percentage
(minimum 7 shootout attempts)
#PlayerSO%Seasons
1 Shawn Horcoff 71.4 2007–08
Jordan Eberle 71.4 2013–14
3 Sam Gagner 66.7 2011–12
4 Robert Nilsson 57.12007–08
Shawn Horcoff57.1 2009–10
Lowest shootout shooting percentage
(minimum 7 shootout attempts)
#PlayerSO%Seasons
1 Sam Gagner 0.0 2009–10
2 Derek Roy 11.1 2014–15
3 Jordan Eberle 16.72014–15
4Jordan Eberle25.0 2011–12
5 Taylor Hall 28.6 2010–11

Defencemen

Goals
#PlayerGSeason
1 Paul Coffey 48 1985–86
2Paul Coffey40 1983–84
3Paul Coffey37 1984–85
4 Ken Baird 30 1974–75
5Paul Coffey29 1981–82
Paul Coffey29 1982–83
Goals, Rookie
#PlayerGSeason
1 Ken Baird 14 1972–73
Joe Micheletti 14 1977–78
3 Tom Gilbert 13 2007–08
4 Paul Coffey 9 1980–81
Marc-Andre Bergeron 9 2003–04
Assists
#PlayerASeason
1 Paul Coffey 90 1985–86
2Paul Coffey86 1983–84
3Paul Coffey84 1984–85
4Paul Coffey67 1982–83
5Paul Coffey60 1981–82
Assists, Rookie
#PlayerASeason
1 Joe Micheletti 34 1977–78
2 Risto Siltanen 29 1979–80
3 Paul Coffey 23 1980–81
4 Randy Gregg 22 1981–82
5 Steve Smith 20 1985–86
Tom Gilbert 20 2007–08
Points
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Paul Coffey 138 1985–86
2Paul Coffey126 1983–84
3Paul Coffey121 1984–85
4Paul Coffey96 1982–83
5Paul Coffey89 1981–82
Points, Rookie
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Joe Micheletti 48 1977–78
2 Risto Siltanen 35 1979–80
3 Tom Gilbert 33 2007–08
4 Paul Coffey 32 1980–81
5 Ken Baird 29 1972–73
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeason
1 Steve Smith 286 1987–88
2 Marty McSorley 265 1985–86
3Marty McSorley223 1987–88
4 Dave Manson 220 1991–92
5 Doug Barrie 214 1973–74
Penalties in minutes, Rookie
#PlayerPIMSeason
1 Sean Brown 188 1998–99
2 Steve Smith 166 1985–86
3 Paul Coffey 130 1980–81
4 Jeff Beukeboom 124 1986–87
5 Ken Baird 112 1972–73
Even strength goals
#PlayerEVSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 30 1985–86
2Paul Coffey25 1983–84
3Paul Coffey23 1984–85
4 Ken Baird 22 1974–75
5Paul Coffey19 1982–83
Even strength goals, Rookie
#PlayerEVSeason
1 Ken Baird 13 1972–73
2 Joe Micheletti 11 1977–78
3 Tom Gilbert 10 2007–08
4 Steve Carlyle 7 1972–73
Paul Coffey 7 1980–81
Power play goals
#PlayerPPSeason
1 Paul Coffey 14 1983–84
2Paul Coffey13 1981–82
3Paul Coffey12 1984–85
Sheldon Souray 12 2008–09
5Paul Coffey10 1986–87
Boris Mironov 10 1997–98
Chris Pronger 10 2005–06
Power play goals, Rookie
#PlayerPPSeason
1 Justin Schultz 4 2012–13
2 Joe Micheletti 3 1977–78
Marc-Andre Bergeron 3 2003–04
Tom Gilbert 3 2007–08
Short-handed goals
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 9 1985–86
2 Lee Fogolin 4 1980–81
3 Steve Staios 3 2002–03
Short-handed goals, Rookie
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Randy Gregg 2 1981–82
2 Brad Werenka 1 1992–93
Dan McGillis 1 1996–97
Game-winning goals
#PlayerGWSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 6 1984–85
2 Sheldon Souray 5 2008–09
3 Ken Baird 4 1974–75
Paul Coffey4 1983–84
Boris Mironov 4 1998–99
Darnell Nurse 4 2022–23
Game-winning goals, Rookie
#PlayerGWSeasons
1 Tom Poti 3 1998–99
Justin Schultz 3 2012–13
3 Ken Baird 2 1972–73
Joe Micheletti 2 1977–78
Randy Gregg 2 1981–82
Dan McGillis 2 1996–97
Shots
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 307 1985–86
2Paul Coffey284 1984–85
3 Sheldon Souray 268 2008–09
4Paul Coffey259 1982–83
5Paul Coffey258 1983–84
Shots, Rookie
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Joe Micheletti 141 1977–78
2 Dan McGillis 139 1996–97
3 Dave Langevin 133 1976–77
4 Darnell Nurse 120 2015–16
5 Risto Siltanen 116 1979–80
Highest shooting percentage
(minimum 100 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Ken Baird 17.3 1974–75
2 Paul Coffey 15.6 1985–86
3Paul Coffey15.5 1983–84
4 Charlie Huddy 13.2 1982–83
5Paul Coffey13.0 1984–85
Highest shooting percentage
(minimum 100 shots), Rookie
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Joe Micheletti 9.93 1977–78
2 Marc-Andre Bergeron 8.57 2003–04
3 Paul Coffey 7.96 1980–81
4 Dave Langevin 5.26 1976–77
5 Risto Siltanen 5.17 1979–80
Lowest shooting percentage
(minimum 100 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Charlie Huddy 0.84 1989–90
2 Tom Poti 1.00 2001–02
3 Steve Carlyle 1.69 1974–75
4 Jeff Petry 1.80 2011–12
5 Dave Manson 2.08 1993–94
Lowest shooting percentage
(minimum 100 shots), Rookie
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Darnell Nurse 2.50 2015–16
2 Dan McGillis 4.32 1996–97

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerGPSeason
1 Grant Fuhr 75 1987–88
2 Tommy Salo 73 2000–01
Cam Talbot 73 2016–17
4 Curtis Joseph 72 1996–97
5 Bill Ranford 71 1993–94
Curtis Joseph71 1997–98
Games played, Rookie
#PlayerGPSeason
1 Stuart Skinner 50 2022–23
2 Grant Fuhr 48 1981–82
3 Jeff Deslauriers 48 2009–10
4 Devan Dubnyk 35 2010–11
5 Ken Brown 32 1974–75
Wins
#PlayerWSeason
1 Cam Talbot 42* 2016–17
2 Grant Fuhr 40 1987–88
3 Tommy Salo 36 2000–01
4 Andy Moog 33 1982–83
5 Curtis Joseph 32 1996–97

*Included 4 shootout wins

Wins, Rookie
#PlayerWSeason
1 Stuart Skinner 29 2022–23
2 Grant Fuhr 28 1981–82
3 Jeff Deslauriers 12* 2009–10
Devan Dubnyk 12 2010–11
5 Ken Brown 11 1974–75
5Ken Brown10 1972–73
Anders Nilsson 10^ 2015–16

*Included 4 shootout wins
^Included 2 shootout wins

Losses
#PlayerLSeason
1 Bill Ranford 38 1992–93
Dwayne Roloson 38* 2006–07
3Bill Ranford34 1993–94
Cam Talbot 34^ 2017–18
5 Nikolai Khabibulin 33** 2010–11

*Included 4 overtime losses
^Included 3 overtime losses
**Included 1 overtime loss

Losses, Rookie
#PlayerLSeason
1 Jeff Deslauriers 29* 2009–10
2 Devan Dubnyk 15^ 2010–11
3 Anders Nilsson 14^ 2015–16
4 Stuart Skinner 14 2022–23
5 Ken Brown 11 1974–75
Devan Dubnyk11*2009–10

*Included 1 overtime loss
^Included 2 overtime losses

Goals against
#PlayerGASeason
1 Grant Fuhr 246 1987–88
2 Bill Ranford 240 1992–93
3Bill Ranford236 1993–94
4Bill Ranford228 1991–92
5Grant Fuhr213 1988–89
Goals against, Rookie
#PlayerGASeason
1 Grant Fuhr 157 1981–82
2 Jeff Deslauriers 152 2009–10
3 Stuart Skinner 133 2022–23
4 Devan Dubnyk 93 2010–11
5 Ken Brown 86 1974–75
Shots against
#PlayerSASeason
1 Bill Ranford 2,325 1993–94
2 Curtis Joseph 2,144 1996–97
3 Cam Talbot 2,117 2016–17
4 Grant Fuhr 2,066 1987–88
5Bill Ranford2,065 1992–93
Shots against, Rookie
#PlayerSASeason
1 Grant Fuhr 1,546 1981–82
2 Stuart Skinner 1,536 2022–23
3 Jeff Deslauriers 1,529 2009–10
4 Devan Dubnyk 1,103 2010–11
5 Ken Brown 845 1974–75
Saves
#PlayerSVSeason
1 Bill Ranford 2,089 1993–94
2 Cam Talbot 1,946 2016–17
3 Curtis Joseph 1,944 1996–97
4Cam Talbot1,848 2017–18
5Bill Ranford1,825 1992–93
Saves, Rookie
#PlayerSVSeason
1 Stuart Skinner 1,404 2022–23
2 Grant Fuhr 1,389 1981–82
3 Jeff Deslauriers 1,377 2009–10
4 Devan Dubnyk 1,010 2010–11
5 Ken Brown 759 1974–75
Highest save percentage
(minimum 1,000 shots)
#PlayerSV%Season
1 Devan Dubnyk .921 2012–13
2 Cam Talbot .919 2016–17
3Cam Talbot.917 2015–16
4Devan Dubnyk.916 2010–11
5 Dwayne Roloson .915 2008–09
Highest save percentage
(minimum 1,000 shots), Rookie
#PlayerSV%Season
1 Devan Dubnyk .916 2010–11
2 Stuart Skinner .914 2022–23
3 Jeff Deslauriers .901 2009–10
4 Grant Fuhr .898 1981–82
Lowest save percentage
(minimum 1,000 shots)
#PlayerSV%Season
1 Eddie Mio .867 1980–81
2 Bill Ranford .875 1995–96
3 Grant Fuhr .876 1988–89
4Grant Fuhr.8808 1986–87
5Grant Fuhr.8809 1987–88
Lowest goals against average
(minimum 2,000 minutes)
#PlayerGAASeason
1 Tommy Salo 2.22 2001–02
2Tommy Salo2.33 1999–2000
3 Cam Talbot 2.39 2016–17
4 Ty Conklin 2.42 2003–04
5Tommy Salo2.46 2000–01
Lowest goals against average
(minimum 2,000 minutes), Rookie
#PlayerSV%Season
1 Devan Dubnyk 2.71 2010–11
2 Stuart Skinner 2.75 2022–23
3 Jeff Deslauriers 3.26 2009–10
4 Grant Fuhr 3.31 1981–82
Highest goals against average
(minimum 2,000 minutes)
#PlayerGAASeason
1 Grant Fuhr 3.93 1985–86
2Grant Fuhr3.91 1983–84
3 Eddie Mio 3.89 1980–81
4Grant Fuhr3.87 1984–85
5 Bill Ranford 3.84 1992–93
Shutouts
#PlayerSOSeason
1 Curtis Joseph 8 1997–98
Tommy Salo 8 2000–01
3 Cam Talbot 7 2016–17
4Curtis Joseph6 1996–97
Tommy Salo6 2001–02
Shutouts, Rookie
#PlayerSOSeason
1 Jeff Deslauriers 3 2009–10
2 Ken Brown 2 1974–75
Devan Dubnyk 2 2010–11
4Ken Brown1 1972–73
Stuart Skinner 1 2021–22
Stuart Skinner1 2022–23
Minutes
#PlayerMINSeason
1 Tommy Salo 4,364 2000–01
2 Grant Fuhr 4,304 1987–88
3 Cam Talbot 4,294 2016–17
4Tommy Salo4,164 1999–2000
5 Curtis Joseph 4,132 1997–98
Minutes, Rookie
#PlayerMINSeason
1 Stuart Skinner 2,903 2022–23
2 Grant Fuhr 2,847 1981–82
3 Jeff Deslauriers 2,798 2009–10
4 Devan Dubnyk 2,061 2010–11
5 Ken Brown 1,466 1974–75
Most shootouts
#PlayerSOGPSeasons
1 Mathieu Garon 10 2007–08
2 Dwayne Roloson 92007–08
Cam Talbot 9 2016–17
4Dwayne Roloson8 2008–09
5 Michael Morrison 7 2005–06
Jeff Deslauriers 7 2009–10
Devan Dubnyk 7 2011–12
Ben Scrivens 7 2014–15
Most shootout wins
#PlayerSOWSeasons
1 Mathieu Garon 10 2007–08
2 Dwayne Roloson 52007–08
3Dwayne Roloson4 2008–09
Michael Morrison 4 2005–06
Devan Dubnyk 4 2011–12
Cam Talbot 4 2016–17
Cam Talbot4 2017–18
Most shootout losses
#PlayerSOLSeasons
1 Devan Dubnyk 6 2010–11
2 Nikolai Khabibulin 5 2011–12
Ben Scrivens 5 2014–15
Cam Talbot 5 2016–17
5 Dwayne Roloson 4 2007–08
Dwayne Roloson4 2008–09
Most shootout shots against
#PlayerSOSASeasons
1 Ben Scrivens 38 2014–15
2 Dwayne Roloson 37 2007–08
Jeff Deslauriers 37 2009–10
4 Mathieu Garon 322007–08
5 Devan Dubnyk 27 2011–12
Cam Talbot 27 2016–17
Most shootout saves
#PlayerSOSVSeasons
1 Mathieu Garon 30 2007–08
2 Ben Scrivens 29 2014–15
3 Dwayne Roloson 272007–08
4 Jeff Deslauriers 26 2009–10
5 Devan Dubnyk 20 2011–12
Viktor Fasth 202014–15
Most shootout goals against
#PlayerSOGASeasons
1 Nikolai Khabibulin 12 2011–12
2 Jeff Deslauriers 11 2009–10
Cam Talbot 11 2016–17
4 Dwayne Roloson 10 2007–08
5 Devan Dubnyk 10 2010–11
Highest shootout save percentage
(minimum 24 shootout attempts)
#PlayerSOSV%Seasons
1 Mathieu Garon .938 2007–08
2 Viktor Fasth .833 2014–15
3 Dwayne Roloson .792 2008–09
4 Ben Scrivens .7632014–15
5 Mike Morrison .750 2005–06
Lowest shootout save percentage
(minimum 24 shootout attempts)
#PlayerSOSV%Seasons
1 Cam Talbot .593 2016–17
2 Dwayne Roloson .703 2007–08
3 Jeff Deslauriers .730 2009–10
4 Devan Dubnyk .741 2011–12

All-time post-season leaders

Skaters

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Kevin Lowe 1721979–92
1996–98
2 Mark Messier 1661979–91
3 Glenn Anderson 1641980–91
4 Jari Kurri 1461980–90
5 Charlie Huddy 1381981–91
Active leader
T-30 Leon Draisaitl 492016–present
Connor McDavid 492016–present
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 492016–present
Goals
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Jari Kurri 921980–90
2 Wayne Gretzky 91*1978–88
3 Glenn Anderson 811980–91
4 Mark Messier 801979–91
5 Esa Tikkanen 511985–92
Active leader
8 Leon Draisaitl 312016–present

*Included 10 WHA goals

Assists
#PlayerASeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 181*1978–88
2 Mark Messier 1351979–91
3 Jari Kurri 1101980–90
4 Glenn Anderson 1021980–91
5 Paul Coffey 671980–87
Active leader
T-7 Leon Draisaitl 462016–present
Connor McDavid 462016–present

*Included 10 WHA assists

Points
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 272*1978–88
2 Mark Messier 2151979–91
3 Jari Kurri 2021980–90
4 Glenn Anderson 1831980–91
5 Paul Coffey 1031980–87
Active leader
7 Leon Draisaitl 772016–present

*Included 20 WHA points

Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Glenn Anderson 3141980–91
2 Kevin McClelland 2761983–89
3 Dave Hunter 251*1978–87
1988–89
4 Dave Semenko 230^1977–86
5 Steve Smith 2161985–91
Active leader
21 Evander Kane 832021–present

*Included 42 WHA PIM
^Included 37 WHA PIM

Even strength goals
#PlayerEVSeasons
1 Jari Kurri 631980–90
2 Glenn Anderson 591980–91
3 Mark Messier 531979–91
4 Wayne Gretzky 481979–88
5 Esa Tikkanen 371984–92
Active leader
8 Leon Draisaitl 182016–present
Power play goals
#PlayerPPSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 231979–88
2 Jari Kurri 221980–90
Glenn Anderson 221980–91
4 Mark Messier 161979–91
5 Esa Tikkanen 121984–92
Leon Draisaitl 122016–present
Active leader
T-5 Leon Draisaitl 122016–present
Short-handed goals
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Mark Messier 111979–91
2 Wayne Gretzky 101979–88
3 Jari Kurri 71980–90
4 Paul Coffey 31980–87
Todd Marchant 31996–01
2002–03
Active leader
T-6 Connor McDavid 22016–present
Game-winning goals
#PlayerGWSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 17*1978–88
2 Jari Kurri 131980–90
3 Glenn Anderson 121980–91
4 Mark Messier 71979–91
Craig Simpson 71987–92
Active leader
T-16 Leon Draisaitl 22016–present
Connor McDavid 22016–present
Evan Bouchard 22021–present
Zach Hyman 22021–present
Evander Kane 22021–present

*Included 1 WHA GW

Shots
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Wayne Gretzky 4621979–88
2 Mark Messier 4591979–91
3 Glenn Anderson 4541980–91
4 Jari Kurri 4161980–90
5 Charlie Huddy 2991981–91
Active leader
9 Connor McDavid 1752016–present
Highest shooting percentage
(minimum 50 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Craig Simpson 33.61987–92
2 Fernando Pisani 26.32002–03
2005–06
3 Jari Kurri 22.11980–90
4 Ken Linseman 21.11982–84
1990–91
5 Leon Draisaitl 21.02016–present
Active leader
5 Leon Draisaitl 21.02016–present
Lowest shooting percentage
(minimum 50 shots; Forwards only)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Ethan Moreau 3.031998–01
2002–03
2005–06
2 Pat Hughes 7.221980–85
3 Adam Graves 7.451989–91
4 Rem Murray 7.581996–01
2005–06
5 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 7.872016–present
Active leader
5 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 7.872016–present

Defencemen

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Kevin Lowe 1721979–92
1996–98
2 Charlie Huddy 1381981–91
3 Randy Gregg 1301981–90
4 Paul Coffey 941980–87
5 Steve Smith 871985–91
Active leader
10 Darnell Nurse 472016–present
Goals
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 361980–87
2 Charlie Huddy 161981–91
3 Randy Gregg 131981–90
4 Steve Smith 101984–91
5 Kevin Lowe 91979–92
1996–98
Active leader
6 Evan Bouchard 72021–present
Assists
#PlayerASeasons
1 Paul Coffey 671980–87
2 Charlie Huddy 611981–91
3 Kevin Lowe 431979–92
1996–98
4 Randy Gregg 391981–90
5 Steve Smith 291985–91
Active leader
6 Evan Bouchard 192021–present
Points
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 1031980–87
2 Charlie Huddy 771981–91
3 Randy Gregg 521981–90
Kevin Lowe 521979–92
1996–98
5 Steve Smith 391985–91
Active leader
6 Evan Bouchard 262021–present
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Steve Smith 2161985–91
2 Marty McSorley 1841985–88
1998–99
3 Paul Coffey 1671980–87
4 Kevin Lowe 1561979–92
1996–98
5 Don Jackson 1521982–86
Active leader
10 Darnell Nurse 612016–present
Even strength goals
#PlayerEVSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 221980–87
2 Charlie Huddy 101981–91
Randy Gregg 101982–90
4 Steve Smith 71985–91
Kevin Lowe 71979–92
1996–98
Active leader
T-10 Oscar Klefbom 22016–present
Evan Bouchard 2021–present
Power play goals
#PlayerPPSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 111980–87
2 Charlie Huddy 51981–91
Evan Bouchard 52021–present
4 Risto Siltanen 31979–82
Boris Mironov 31996–98
Chris Pronger 32005–06
Active leader
T-2 Evan Bouchard 52021–present
Short-handed goals
#PlayerSHSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 31980–87
2 Kevin Lowe 21979–92
1996–98
Active leader
T-3 Darnell Nurse 12016–present
Game-winning goals
#PlayerGWSeasons
1 Paul Coffey 61980–87
2 Randy Gregg 41982–90
3 Steve Smith 21985–91
Evan Bouchard 22021–present
Active leader
T-3 Evan Bouchard 22021–present
Shots
#PlayerSSeasons
1 Charlie Huddy 2991981–91
2 Paul Coffey 2881980–87
3 Kevin Lowe 1571979–92
1996–98
4 Randy Gregg 1521982–90
5 Steve Smith 1191985–91
Active leader
7 Darnell Nurse 862016–present
Highest shooting percentage
(minimum 50 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Paul Coffey 12.51980–87
2 Evan Bouchard 10.32021–present
3 Boris Mironov 8.771996–98
4 Randy Gregg 8.551982–90
5 Steve Smith 8.401985–91
Active leader
2 Evan Bouchard 10.32021–present
Lowest shooting percentage
(minimum 50 shots)
#PlayerS%Seasons
1 Craig Muni 0.001986–92
2 Darnell Nurse 2.332016–present
3 Reijo Ruotsalainen 3.961986–87
1989–90
4 Charlie Huddy 5.351981–91
5 Kevin Lowe 5.731979–92
1996–98
Active leader
2 Darnell Nurse 2.332016–present

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Grant Fuhr 1111981–89
1990–91
2 Bill Ranford 411989–92
3 Andy Moog 371980–81
1982–87
4 Curtis Joseph 241996–98
5 Tommy Salo 211998–01
2002–03
Mike Smith 212019–22
Active leader
9 Stuart Skinner 122022–present
Losses
#PlayerLSeasons
1 Grant Fuhr 321981–89
1990–91
2 Bill Ranford 161989–92
Tommy Salo 161998–01
2002–03
4 Curtis Joseph 141996–98
5 Dave Dryden 111975–76
1977–79
Mike Smith 112019–22
Active leader
T-7 Stuart Skinner 62022–present
Wins
#PlayerWSeasons
1 Grant Fuhr 741981–89
1990–91
2 Bill Ranford 251987–92
3 Andy Moog 231980–81
1982–87
4 Dwayne Roloson 122005–06
5 Curtis Joseph 101996–98
Active leader
T-8 Stuart Skinner 52022–present
Shutouts
#PlayerSOSeasons
1 Curtis Joseph 51996–98
2 Bill Ranford 31987–92
3 Grant Fuhr 21981–89
1990–91
Cam Talbot 22016–17
Mike Smith 22019–present
Active leader
N/AN/AN/AN/A–present

Coaches

Games coached
#CoachGCSeasons
1 Glen Sather 1261979–89
2 John Muckler 401989–91
3 Craig MacTavish 362000–01
2002–03
2005–06
4 Ron Low 281996–99
Jay Woodcroft 282021–present
Active leader
T-4 Jay Woodcroft 282021–present
Games won
#CoachGWSeasons
1 Glen Sather 891979–89
2 John Muckler 251989–91
3 Craig MacTavish 192000–01
2002–03
2005–06
4 Jay Woodcroft 142021–present
5 Ron Low 101996–99
Active leader
4 Jay Woodcroft 142021–present

Single season playoff records

Team

Games played
#GPSeason
124 2006
222 1990
321 1987
419 1984
518 1985
18 1988
18 1991
Wins
#WSeason
116 1987
16 1988
16 1990
415 1984
15 1985
15 2006
Losses
#LSeason
19 1991
9 2006
38 1992
8 2022
57 1997
7 1998
Most goals for
#GFSeason
198 1985
294 1984
393 1990
487 1987
87 1988
Most goals against
#GASeason
161 2006
260 1990
60 1991
459 2022
557 1985
57 1987

Skaters

Goals
#PlayerGSeason
1 Jari Kurri 19 1985
2 Wayne Gretzky 171985
3 Craig Simpson 16 1990
4 Mark Messier 15 1983
Jari Kurri15 1987
Assists
#PlayerASeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 31 1988
2Wayne Gretzky30 1985
3Wayne Gretzky29 1987
4Wayne Gretzky26 1983
5 Paul Coffey 251985
Leon Draisaitl 25 2022
Points
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Wayne Gretzky 47 1985
2Wayne Gretzky43 1988
3Wayne Gretzky38 1983
4 Paul Coffey 371985
5Wayne Gretzky35 1984
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeason
1 Kevin McClelland 75 1985
2 Esa Tikkanen 72 1988
3 Dave Semenko 69 1983
4Kevin McClelland681988
5 Marty McSorley 671988

Defensemen

Goals
#PlayerGSeason
1 Paul Coffey 12 1985
2Paul Coffey8 1984
3Paul Coffey7 1983
4 Steve Smith 51990
Chris Pronger 5 2006
Assists
#PlayerASeason
1 Paul Coffey 25 1985
2 Charlie Huddy 171985
3 Chris Pronger 16 2006
4Paul Coffey14 1984
5 Evan Bouchard 13 2023
Points
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Paul Coffey 37 1985
2Paul Coffey22 1984
3 Chris Pronger 21 2006
4 Charlie Huddy 201985
5 Evan Bouchard 17 2023
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeason
1 Marty McSorley 67 1988
2Marty McSorley65 1987
3 Don Jackson 64 1985
4 Steve Smith 551988
5Marty McSorley50 1986

Goaltenders

Wins
#PlayerWSeason
1 Grant Fuhr 16 1988
Bill Ranford 16 1990
3Grant Fuhr15 1985
4Grant Fuhr14 1987
5 Dwayne Roloson 12 2006
Losses
#PlayerLSeason
1 Bill Ranford 8 1992
2Bill Ranford7 1991
Curtis Joseph 7 1997
Curtis Joseph7 1998
5Bill Ranford6 1990
Mike Smith 6 2022
Stuart Skinner 6 2023

Single game records

Team

RecordTotal [1] Date
Longest winning streak16 games – 15 wins, 1 SO winDecember 21, 2023 – January 27, 2024
Longest winning streak, without shootout win12 gamesDecember 31, 2023 – January 27, 2024
Longest home winning streak10 gamesMarch 14 – October 4, 2017
Longest road winning streak10 gamesApril 17 – October 30, 2021
Longest winning streak, same team14 gamesApril 1, 1983 – January 6, 1985 vs. Jets
Longest home winning streak, same team14 gamesFebruary 11, 1983 – February 2, 1992 vs. Nordiques
Longest road winning streak, same team8 gamesFebruary 21, 1982 – January 13, 1987 vs. Red Wings
Longest unbeaten streak18 games – 15 wins, 3 tiesMarch 25 – November 9, 1984
Longest home unbeaten streak16 games – 13 wins, 2 SO wins, 1 SO lossMarch 9 – October 12, 2022
Longest road unbeaten streak10 games – 10 winsApril 17 – October 30, 2021
Longest unbeaten streak from start of season15 games – 12 wins, 3 tiesOctober 11 – November 9, 1984 (NHL record)
Longest unbeaten streak, same team24 games – 21 wins, 3 tiesNovember 5, 1985 – March 12, 1988 vs. Canucks
Longest home unbeaten streak, same team19 games – 15 wins, 4 tiesMarch 20, 1981 – March 31, 1991 vs. North Stars
Longest road unbeaten streak, same team12 games – 10 wins, 2 tiesNovember 5, 1985 – March 12, 1988 vs. Canucks
Longest losing streak13 games – 11 losses, 2 OT lossesDecember 31, 2009 – January 30, 2010
Longest home losing streak9 gamesOctober 16 – November 24, 1993
Longest road losing streak11 games – 11 losses
11 games – 7 losses, 4 OT losses
December 23, 2009 – February 10, 2010
November 11 – December 31, 2014
Longest losing streak, same team13 games – 10 losses, 3 OT lossesNovember 6, 2001 – November 6, 2015 vs. Bruins
Longest home losing streak, same team9 gamesJanuary 29, 1992 – January 31, 1996 vs. Blackhawks
Longest road losing streak, same team12 gamesFebruary 16, 1996 – December 7, 2001 vs. Stars
Longest winless streak14 games – 13 losses, 1 tieOctober 11 – November 7, 1993
Longest home winless streak9 games – 9 lossesOctober 16 – November 24, 1993
Longest road winless streak13 games – 12 losses, 1 tieMarch 18 – November 7, 1993
Longest road stretch without regulation win28 games – 2 SO wins, 22 losses, 4 SO lossesDecember 23, 2009 – October 28, 2010
Longest stretch without regulation win, same team19 games – 12 losses, 3 OT losses, 1 SO loss, 3 SO winsOctober 23, 2013 – November 27, 2016 vs. Coyotes
Longest home stretch without regulation win, same team15 games – 10 losses, 1 OT loss, 2 SO losses, 2 SO winsJanuary 5, 2010 – November 27, 2016 vs. Coyotes
Longest road winless streak, same team17 games – 14 losses, 1 OT loss, 2 SO lossesFebruary 25, 2007 – October 13, 2011 vs. Wild
Longest consecutive games streak without being shut out229 gamesMarch 15, 1981 – February 11, 1984
Longest stretch without scoring a goal207 minutes, 44 secondsApril 1, 2007 – April 7, 2007
Longest consecutive streak of games in overtime5 gamesDecember 10–18, 2008
Goals for13Oilers 13, Devils 4 – November 19, 1983
Oilers 13, Canucks 0 – November 8, 1985
Goals against11Oilers 3, Jets 11 – October 29, 1976
Oilers 1, Jets 11 – February 1, 1977
Oilers 0, Whalers 11 – February 12, 1984
Oilers 9, Maple Leafs 11 – January 8, 1986
Goals for, one period7Third period, Oilers 10, Canucks 7 – October 18, 1983
Second period, Oilers 9, Maple Leafs 4 – February 19, 1985
Third period, Oilers 13, Canucks 0 – November 8, 1985
Goals against, one period7First period, Oilers 1, Bruins 7 – January 17, 1980
Total goals21Oilers 12, Blackhawks 9 – December 11, 1985 (ties NHL record)
Most shots on goal69Oilers 69, Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 23 – March 20, 1979
57Oilers 57, Lightning 24 – December 14, 2023
Most shots on goal against59Oilers 36, Rangers 59 (OT) – March 17, 1993
Oilers 27, Sharks 59 – January 29, 2014
Least shots on goal11Oilers 11, Bruins 21 – October 20, 1989
Oilers 11, Blues 22 – November 5, 1999
Oilers 11, Avalanche 25 – November 24, 2001
Least shots on goal against11Oilers 29, Blackhawks 11 – October 9, 2001
Shots on goal, one period33Second period, Oilers 69, Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 23 – March 20, 1979
26Second period, Oilers 47, Penguins 35 – October 24, 2022
Shots on goal against, one period29Second period, Oilers 21, Red Wings 46 – November 7, 1979
Most total shots on goal100Oilers 48, North Stars 52 – December 11, 1982
Least total shots on goal32Oilers 11, Bruins 21 – October 20, 1989
Largest shots on goal differential for46Oilers 69, Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 23 – March 20, 1979
34Oilers 53, Rockies 19 – October 24, 1981
Largest shots on goal differential against–39Oilers 16, Kings 55 (SO) – April 10, 2010
Fastest two goals for6 secondsDecember 30, 1977 (First period vs. Racers. Dennis Sobchuk scored at 11:07 and 11:13. Goaltender were Peter McDuffe and Gary Inness).
7 secondsNovember 23, 2009 (First period vs. Coyotes. Sheldon Souray scored at 11:07 and Ales Hemsky scored at 11:14. Goaltender was Ilya Bryzgalov).
Fastest three goals for40 secondsMarch 20, 1979 (Second period vs. Flag of Finland.svg  Finland. Stan Weir at 2:12, Dennis Sobchuk at 2:28, and Stan Weir at 2:52. Goaltender was Jorma Virtanen).
45 secondsMarch 25, 1981 (Third period vs. Whalers. Wayne Gretzky at 19:04, Mark Messier at 19:18, and Glenn Anderson at 19:49. Oilers won 7 – 2 and all three goals were scored into an empty net).
Fastest four goals for1 minute, 41 secondsJanuary 20, 1982 (Third period vs. Blues. Tom Roulston at 13:57, Dave Lumley at 14:17, Wayne Gretzky at 15:30, and Glenn Anderson at 15:38. Goaltender was Gary Edwards).
Fastest five goals for3 minutes, 35 secondsApril 27, 2013 (Third period vs. Canucks. Justin Schultz at 13:17, Nail Yakupov at 14:16, Jordan Eberle at 14:37, Nail Yakupov at 15:47, and Jerred Smithson at 16:52. Goaltender was Roberto Luongo).
Fastest goal from start of a game8 secondsDecember 14, 1983 vs. Rangers (Wayne Gretzky. Goaltender was Glen Hanlon).
January 31, 2021 vs. Senators (Dominik Kahun. Goaltender was Matt Murray).
Fastest two goals from start of a game24 secondsMarch 28, 1982 vs. Kings (Mark Messier at 0:14 and Dave Lumley at 0:24. Goaltender was Doug Keans).
Fastest three goals from start of a game2 minutes, 43 secondsMarch 30, 2013 vs. Canucks (Taylor Hall at 0:16, Ladislav Smid at 2:05, and Taylor Hall at 2:43. Goaltenders were Cory Schneider [2] and Roberto Luongo [1]).
Fastest goal from start of a period6 secondsMarch 17, 1984 (Third period vs. Kings. Glenn Anderson at 0:06. Goaltender was Markus Mattsson).
Fastest two goals from start of a period24 secondsMarch 28, 1982 vs. Kings (Mark Messier at 0:14 and Dave Lumley at 0:24. Goaltender was Doug Keans). (NHL record)
Fastest three goals from start of a period2 minutes, 27 secondsDecember 4, 1982 vs. Flames (Wayne Gretzky at 0:33, Jari Kurri at 1:31, and Ken Linseman at 2:27. Goaltender was Don Edwards).
Fastest two goals for by a same player6 secondsDecember 30, 1977 (First period vs. Racers. Dennis Sobchuk scored at 11:07 and 11:13. Goaltender were Peter McDuffe and Gary Inness).
8 secondsOctober 17, 2013 (First period vs. Islanders. Taylor Hall at 15:52 and 16:00. Goaltender was Evgeni Nabokov).
Fastest two goals from start of a game by a same player42 secondsApril 4, 1987 vs. Kings (Kent Nilsson at 0:30 and 0:42. Goaltender was Roland Melanson).
Fastest hat trick for in one game2 minutes, 1 secondOctober 12, 2006 vs. Sharks by Ryan Smyth at 4:05, 4:19, and 6:06. Goaltender was Evgeni Nabokov.
Fastest hat trick from start of a game7 minutes, 53 secondsMarch 30, 2013 vs. Canucks by Taylor Hall. Goaltenders were Cory Schneider [1] and Roberto Luongo [2].
Longest shutout sequence192 minutes, 53 secondsMarch 2 – 11, 2001 by Tommy Salo.
Fastest overtime goal, playoffs21 secondsApril 5, 1984 vs. Jets by Randy Gregg. Goaltender was Marc Behrend.
Longest overtime goal, playoffs55 minutes, 13 secondsMay 15, 1990 vs. Bruins by Petr Klíma. Goaltender was Andy Moog.
Latest series-winning goal in regulation1 minute, 6 seconds leftMay 1, 2006 vs. Red Wings by Aleš Hemský. Goaltender was Manny Legace.
Earliest series-winning goal in regulation58 minutes, 21 seconds leftApril 28, 1992 vs. Kings by Josef Beránek. Goaltender was Kelly Hrudey.

Player

RecordTotal [1] Player and date
Most goals5 Ron Climie – November 6, 1973 vs. Blades (Goaltender was Joe Junkin).
Wayne Gretzky – February 18, 1981 vs. Blues (Goaltenders were Mike Liut [3] and Ed Staniowski [2]).
Wayne Gretzky – December 30, 1981 vs. Flyers (Goaltender was Pete Peeters [4]. Gretzky also scored one goal into an empty net).
Jari Kurri – November 19, 1983 vs. Devils (Goaltenders were Ron Low [2] and Glenn Resch [3]).
Pat Hughes – February 3, 1984 vs. Flames (Goaltenders were Don Edwards [2] and Rejean Lemelin [3]).
Wayne Gretzky – December 15, 1984 vs. Blues (Goaltender was Rick Wamsley).
Wayne Gretzky – December 6, 1987 vs. North Stars (Goaltenders were Don Beaupre [4] and Kari Takko [1]).
Most goals by a defenceman4 Paul Coffey – December 26, 1984 vs. Flames (Goaltender was Rejean Lemelin).
Most goals, one home game5 Ron Climie – November 6, 1973 vs. Blades (Goaltender was Joe Junkin).
Wayne Gretzky – February 18, 1981 vs. Blues (Goaltenders were Mike Liut [3] and Ed Staniowski [2]).
Wayne Gretzky – December 30, 1981 vs. Flyers (Goaltender was Pete Peeters [4]. Gretzky also scored one goal into an empty net).
Jari Kurri – November 19, 1983 vs. Devils (Goaltenders were Ron Low [2] and Glenn Resch [3]).
Pat Hughes – February 3, 1984 vs. Flames (Goaltenders were Don Edwards [2] and Rejean Lemelin [3]).
Wayne Gretzky – December 6, 1987 vs. North Stars (Goaltenders were Don Beaupre [4] and Kari Takko [1]).
Most goals by a defenceman, one home game3 Ken Baird – November 13, 1974 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Joe Daley).
Risto Siltanen – April 4, 1981 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Markus Mattsson).
Paul Coffey – December 20, 1985 vs. Kings (Goaltender was Darren Eliot).
Marc-Andre Bergeron – January 14, 2006 vs. Senators (Goaltender was Dominik Hasek).
Most goals, one away game5 Wayne Gretzky – December 15, 1984 vs. Blues (Goaltender was Rick Wamsley).
Most goals by a defenceman, one away game4 Paul Coffey – December 26, 1984 vs. Flames (Goaltender was Rejean Lemelin).
Most power play goals3 Glenn Anderson – March 20, 1985 vs. Blackhawks (Goaltender was Warren Skorodenski).
Glenn Anderson – November 19, 1988 vs. Maple Leafs (Goaltenders was Ken Wregget).
Taylor Hall – February 19, 2011 vs. Thrashers (Goaltender was Chris Mason)
Connor McDavid – November 14, 2019 vs. Avalanche (Goaltender was Adam Werner).
Most shorthanded goals2 Wayne Gretzky – December 27, 1981 vs. Kings (Goaltender was Mario Lessard).
Wayne Gretzky – March 25, 1982 vs. Flames (Goaltender was Rejean Lemelin).
Pat Hughes – January 11, 1983 vs. Blues (Goaltenders were Mike Liut and Rick Heinz).
Wayne Gretzky – December 21, 1983 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Brian Hayward).
Mark Messier – March 27, 1984 vs. Flames (Goaltender was Rejean Lemelin).
Jari Kurri – December 20, 1985 vs. Kings (Goaltender was Darren Eliot).
Paul Coffey – February 14, 1986 vs. Nordiques (Goaltenders were Clint Malarchuk and Mario Gosselin).
Mark Messier – March 25, 1986 vs. Red Wings (Goaltender was Eddie Mio).
Wayne Gretzky – December 12, 1987 vs. Canucks (Goaltender was Kirk McLean).
Craig MacTavish – October 23, 1988 vs. Canucks (Goaltender was Kirk McLean).
Esa Tikkanen – November 12, 1988 vs. Maple Leafs (Goaltender was Allan Bester).
Mark Messier – March 3, 1990 vs. Flyers (Goaltender was Ron Hextall).
Ethan Moreau – December 8, 2005 vs. Flyers (Goaltender was Antero Niittymäki).
Most goals, one period4 Ron Climie – Third period, November 6, 1973 vs. Blades (Goaltender was Joe Junkin).
Wayne Gretzky – Third period, February 18, 1981 vs. Blues (Goaltenders were Mike Liut [2] and Ed Staniowski [2]).
Most goals by a defenceman, one period3 Paul Coffey – Third period, March 31, 1985 vs. Blackhawks (Goaltender was Warren Skorodenski).
Most power play goals, one period3 Taylor Hall – Third period, February 19, 2011 vs. Thrashers (Goaltender was Chris Mason).
Most shorthanded goals, one period2 Wayne Gretzky – Second period, March 25, 1982 vs. Flames (Goaltender was Rejean Lemelin).
Pat Hughes – Second period, January 11, 1983 vs. Blues (Goaltenders were Mike Liut and Rick Heinz).
Paul Coffey – Third period, February 14, 1986 vs. Nordiques (Goaltenders were Clint Malarchuk and Mario Gosselin).
Mark Messier – Second period, March 25, 1986 vs. Red Wings (Goaltender was Eddie Mio).
Esa Tikkanen – First period, November 12, 1988 vs. Maple Leafs (Goaltender was Allan Bester).
Most assists7 Jim Harrison – January 30, 1973 vs. Raiders (Goaltenders were Ian Wilkie and Gary Kurt)
Wayne Gretzky – February 15, 1980 vs. Capitals (Goaltender was Wayne Stephenson). (ties NHL record)
Wayne Gretzky – December 11, 1985 vs. Blackhawks (Goaltenders were Murray Bannerman [5] and Bob Sauve [2]). (ties NHL record)
Wayne Gretzky – February 14, 1986 vs. Nordiques (Goaltenders were Clint Malarchuk [3] and Mario Gosselin [4]). (ties NHL record)
Most assists by a defenceman6 Paul Coffey – March 14, 1986 vs. Red Wings (Goaltenders were Greg Stefan [4] and Eddie Mio [2]). (tie NHL record)
Most assists by a goaltender2 Eddie Mio – February 6, 1981 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Pierre Hamel).
Eddie Mio – February 27, 1981 vs. Red Wings (Goaltender was Gilles Gilbert).
Gary Edwards – April 4, 1981 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Markus Mattsson).
Grant Fuhr – February 7, 1982 vs. Rangers (Goaltender was Eddie Mio).
Grant Fuhr – November 6, 1983 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Doug Soetaert).
Most assists, one home game7 Jim Harrison – January 30, 1973 vs. Raiders (Goaltenders were Ian Wilkie and Gary Kurt)
Wayne Gretzky – February 15, 1980 vs. Capials (Goaltender was Wayne Stephenson). (ties NHL record)
Wayne Gretzky – February 14, 1986 vs. Nordiques (Goaltenders were Clint Malarchuk [3] and Mario Gosselin [4]). (ties NHL record)
Most assists by a defenceman, one home game6 Paul Coffey – March 14, 1986 vs. Red Wings (Goaltenders were Greg Stefan [4] and Eddie Mio [2]). (tie NHL record)
Most assists, one away game7 Wayne Gretzky – December 11, 1985 vs. Blackhawks (Goaltenders were Murray Bannerman [5] and Bob Sauve [2]). (ties NHL record)
Most assists by a defenceman, one away game5 Kevin Lowe – February 19, 1983 vs. Penguins (Goaltenders were Denis Herron and Nick Ricci).
Most assists, one period4 Jim Harrison – Third period, January 30, 1973 vs. Raiders (Goaltenders were Ian Wilkie and Gary Kurt).
Wayne Gretzky – First period, February 4, 1983 vs. Canadiens (Goaltender was Rick Wamsley).
Jari Kurri – Second period, October 7, 1983 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Brian Hayward).
Mark Messier – Second period, January 4, 1984 vs. North Stars (Goaltender was Gilles Meloche).
Wayne Gretzky – Second period, October 26, 1984 vs. Kings (Goaltender was Darren Eliot).
Wayne Gretzky – Third period, October 15, 1986 vs. Nordiques (Goaltender was Clint Malarchuk).
Wayne Gretzky – Second period, February 18, 1987 vs. Maple Leafs (Goaltender was Allan Bester).
Wayne Gretzky – Third period, November 14, 1987 vs. Blues (Goaltender was Rick Wamsley).
Wayne Gretzky – First period, March 4, 1988 vs. Flyers (Goaltender was Mark LaForest).
Wayne Gretzky – Second period, March 7, 1988 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Daniel Berthiaume).
Most assists by a defenceman, one period3 Doug Barrie – Third period, January 30, 1973 vs. Raiders (Goaltenders were Ian Wilkie and Gary Kurt).
Doug Barrie – Second period, January 1, 1974 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Joe Daley).
Al Hamilton – Third period, October 26, 1977 vs. Aeros (Goaltender was Wayne Rutledge).
Barry Wilkins – Third period, January 23, 1979 vs. Roadrunners (Goaltender was Gary Kurt).
Al Hamilton – Second period, March 20, 1979 vs. Flag of Finland.svg  Finland (Goaltender was Jorma Virtanen).
Kevin Lowe – Third period, February 19, 1983 vs. Penguins (Goaltender were Denis Herron and Nick Ricci).
Kevin Lowe – First period, November 19, 1983 vs. Devils (Goaltender was Ron Low).
Charlie Huddy – First period, January 4, 1984 vs. North Stars (Goaltender was Don Beaupre).
Paul Coffey – Second period, February 17, 1984 vs. Bruins (Goaltender was Doug Keans).
Paul Coffey – Third period, March 17, 1984 vs. Kings (Goaltender was Markus Mattsson).
Paul Coffey – Third period, December 22, 1985 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Brian Hayward).
Randy Gregg – Second period, February 19, 1986 vs. Maple Leafs (Goaltender was Ken Wregget).
Reed Larson – Third period, November 19, 1988 vs. Maple Leafs (Goaltender was Ken Wregget).
Steve Smith – Second period, March 8, 1991 vs. Flyers (Goaltender was Ken Wregget).
Dave Manson – First period, October 23, 1991 vs. Capitals (Goaltender was Jim Hrivnak).
Jeff Petry – First period, November 19, 2011 vs. Blackhawks (Goaltender were Corey Crawford [2] and Ray Emery [1]).
Oscar Klefbom – Third period, April 6, 2017 vs. Sharks (Goaltender was Martin Jones).
Oscar Klefbom – First period, March 26, 2019 vs. Kings (Goaltender was Jonathan Quick).
Most assists by a goaltender, one period2 Eddie Mio – Third period, February 6, 1981 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Pierre Hamel).
Gary Edwards – Third period, April 4, 1981 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Markus Mattsson).
Grant Fuhr – Third period, November 6, 1983 vs. Jets (Goaltender was Doug Soetaert).
Most points10 Jim Harrison – January 30, 1973 vs. Raiders (3 goals, 7 assists. Goaltenders were Ian Wilkie and Gary Kurt).
8 Wayne Gretzky – November 19, 1983 vs. Devils (3 goals, 5 assists. Goaltenders were Ron Low [5] and Glenn Resch [3]).
Wayne Gretzky – January 4, 1984 vs. North Stars (4 goals, 4 assists. Goaltenders were Don Beaupre [4] and Gilles Meloche [4]).
Paul Coffey – March 14, 1986 vs. Red Wings (2 goals, 6 assists. Goaltenders were Greg Stefan [5] and Eddie Mio [3]).
Sam Gagner – February 2, 2012 vs Blackhawks (4 goals, 4 assists. Goaltenders were Corey Crawford [5] and Ray Emery [3]).
Most points by a defenceman8 Paul Coffey – March 14, 1986 vs. Red Wings (2 goals, 6 assists. Goaltenders were Greg Stefan [5] and Eddie Mio [3]). (ties NHL record)
Most points, one home game10 Jim Harrison – January 30, 1973 vs. Raiders (3 goals, 7 assists. Goaltenders were Ian Wilkie and Gary Kurt).
8 Wayne Gretzky – November 19, 1983 vs. Devils (3 goals, 5 assists. Goaltenders were Ron Low [5] and Glenn Resch [3]).
Wayne Gretzky – January 4, 1984 vs. North Stars (4 goals, 4 assists. Goaltenders were Don Beaupre [4] and Gilles Meloche [4]).
Paul Coffey – March 14, 1986 vs. Red Wings (2 goals, 6 assists. Goaltenders were Greg Stefan [5] and Eddie Mio [3]).
Sam Gagner – February 2, 2012 vs Blackhawks (4 goals, 4 assists. Goaltenders were Corey Crawford [5] and Ray Emery [3]).
Most points by a defenceman, one home game8 Paul Coffey – March 14, 1986 vs. Red Wings (2 goals, 6 assists. Goaltenders were Greg Stefan [5] and Eddie Mio [3]).
Most points, one away game7 Wayne Gretzky – November 6, 1983 vs. Jets (4 goals, 3 assists. Goaltender was Doug Soetaert).
Most points by a defenceman, one away game6 Kevin Lowe – February 19, 1983 vs. Penguins (Goaltenders were Denis Herron and Nick Ricci).
Paul Coffey – March 29, 1985 vs. Whalers (Goaltender was Steve Weeks).
Most points, one period5 Jari Kurri – Second period, October 26, 1984 vs. Kings (2 goals, 3 assists. Goaltender was Darren Eliot).
Sam Gagner – Third period, February 2, 2012 vs. Blackhawks (3 goals, 2 assists. Goaltenders were Corey Crawford [2] and Ray Emery [3]).
Most points by a defenceman, one period4 Doug Barrie – Third period, January 30, 1973 vs. Raiders (1 goal, 3 assists. Goaltenders were Ian Wilkie and Gary Kurt).
Barry Wilkins – Third period, January 23, 1979 vs. Roadrunners (1 goal, 3 assists. Goaltender was Gary Kurt).
Paul Coffey – Third period, March 31, 1985 vs. Blackhawks (3 goals, 1 assist. Goaltender was Warren Skorodenski).
Most penalty minutes42 Dave Semenko – March 13, 1982 vs. Canucks (1 minor, 2 majors, 2 ten minute misconducts, 1 match penalty).
Most penalty minutes, one period41 Lee Fogolin – March 28, 1981 vs. Red Wings (3 minors, 1 major, 1 ten minute misconduct, 1 game misconduct, 1 gross misconduct).
Most penalty minutes by a goaltender17 Ty Conklin – February 11, 2004 vs. Thrashers (1 minor, 1 major, 1 game misconduct).
Most shots on goal13 Paul Coffey – December 20, 1985 vs. Kings (3 goals).
Wayne Gretzky – December 6, 1987 vs. North Stars (5 goals).
Doug Weight – October 15, 1997 vs. Avalanche (0 goal).
Most shots on goal, one home game13 Paul Coffey – December 20, 1985 vs. Kings (3 goals).
Wayne Gretzky – December 6, 1987 vs. North Stars (5 goals).
Doug Weight – October 15, 1997 vs. Avalanche (0 goal).
Most shots on goal, one away game12 Wayne Gretzky – April 2, 1985 vs. Kings (3 goals).
Most shots on goal without scoring a goal13 Doug Weight – October 15, 1997 vs. Avalanche.
Most shots on goal without scoring a goal, one home game13 Doug Weight – October 15, 1997 vs. Avalanche.
Most shots on goal without scoring a goal, one away game10 Paul Coffey – February 22, 1983 vs. Flames.
Raffi Torres – November 7, 2007 vs. Avalanche

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Wayne Douglas Gretzky is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player and former head coach. He played 20 seasons in the National Hockey League (NHL) for four teams from 1979 to 1999. Nicknamed "the Great One", he has been called the greatest ice hockey player ever by many sportswriters, players, The Hockey News, and the NHL itself, based on extensive surveys of hockey writers, ex-players, general managers and coaches. Gretzky is the leading career goal scorer, assist producer and point scorer in NHL history, and has more career assists than any other player has total points. He is the only NHL player to total over 200 points in one season, a feat he accomplished four times. In addition, Gretzky tallied over 100 points in 15 professional seasons, 13 of them consecutive. At the time of his retirement in 1999, he held 61 NHL records: 40 regular season records, 15 playoff records, and 6 All-Star records.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Edmonton Oilers</span> National Hockey League team in Alberta, Canada

The Edmonton Oilers are a professional ice hockey team based in Edmonton. The Oilers compete in the National Hockey League (NHL) as a member of the Pacific Division of the Western Conference. They play their home games at Rogers Place, which opened in 2016. Kris Knoblauch is the head coach as of November 12, 2023, and Ken Holland was named general manager on May 7, 2019. The Oilers are one of two NHL franchises based in Alberta, the other being the Calgary Flames. Their close proximity has led to a fierce rivalry known as the "Battle of Alberta".

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Jari Kurri</span> Finnish ice hockey player (b. 1960)

Jari Pekka Kurri is a Finnish former professional ice hockey player. Beginning in 1980, he played right wing for five National Hockey League (NHL) teams: the Edmonton Oilers, the Los Angeles Kings, the New York Rangers, the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, and the Colorado Avalanche. Kurri played 17 seasons in the NHL and was the first Finnish player to be enshrined into the Hockey Hall of Fame, in 2001. He was a member of a Stanley Cup–winning team five times, all with the Oilers. In 2017, Kurri was named one of the '100 Greatest NHL Players' in history. He won the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy in 1985, and was the NHL goal scoring leader in the 1985–86 season.

Steven Donald Larmer is a Canadian former professional ice hockey forward. He is the brother of Jeff Larmer.

The 1983–84 NHL season was the 67th season of the National Hockey League. The Edmonton Oilers de-throned the four-time defending Stanley Cup champion New York Islanders four games to one in the Cup finals.

The 1980–81 NHL season was the 64th season of the National Hockey League. The New York Islanders were the top regular season team and the top playoff team, winning their second consecutive Stanley Cup by defeating the Minnesota North Stars in five games.

The 1979–80 NHL season was the 63rd season of the National Hockey League. This season saw the addition of four teams from the disbanded World Hockey Association as expansion franchises. The Edmonton Oilers, Winnipeg Jets, New England Whalers, and Quebec Nordiques joined the NHL, bringing the total to 21 teams. The other two WHA teams were paid to fold.

The 1978–79 WHA season was the seventh and final season of the World Hockey Association (WHA). Prior to the start of the season, the Houston Aeros folded leaving seven teams to start the season. Only six would finish however, as the Indianapolis Racers folded after 25 games on December 15, 1978. The remaining six teams each played 80 games, including one game each per team against a Soviet All-Star squad and the Czechoslovak National Team, the second consecutive year for this arrangement. The Soviet team won four of their six games and tied another; the Czechoslovak team only won once and tied once against four losses. In addition, because the Racers had folded after playing an odd number of games, the Edmonton Oilers played the Finnish National Team once at home so as to allow each of the six surviving WHA teams to play 80 regular season games. The Oilers won by a score of 8–4, a result which in itself made no difference by the end of the regular season which Edmonton won by an 11–point margin over the Quebec Nordiques.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">1985 Stanley Cup Finals</span> 1985 ice hockey championship series

The 1985 Stanley Cup Finals was the championship series of the National Hockey League's (NHL) 1984–85 season, and the culmination of the 1985 Stanley Cup playoffs. It was contested between the defending champion Edmonton Oilers and the Philadelphia Flyers. The Oilers won the best-of-seven series, four games to one, to win their second Stanley Cup. It was also the sixth straight Finals contested between teams that joined the NHL in 1967 or later. Until 2022, this was also the last time that a team, defending champion, or runner-up appeared in the Finals for the third straight season. This was the fourth of nine consecutive Finales contested by a team from Western Canada, third of eight contested by a team from Alberta, and the second of five consecutive Finals to end with the Cup presentation on Alberta ice. Game five of this series was played on May 30, which at the time was the latest finishing date for an NHL season. The record was broken two years later.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">1984 Stanley Cup Finals</span> 1984 ice hockey championship series

The 1984 Stanley Cup Finals was the championship series of the National Hockey League's (NHL) 1983–84 season, and the culmination of the 1984 Stanley Cup playoffs. It was contested between the defending Campbell Conference champion Edmonton Oilers and the defending Wales Conference and Cup champion New York Islanders. The upstart Oilers won the best-of-seven series, four games to one, to win their first Stanley Cup, becoming the third post-1967 expansion team and first former World Hockey Association team to win the Cup, and also the first team based west of Chicago to win the Cup since the WCHL's Victoria Cougars became the last non-NHL team to win it in 1925.

The 1983 Stanley Cup Finals was the championship series of the National Hockey League's (NHL) 1982–83 season, and the culmination of the 1983 Stanley Cup playoffs. It was contested by the Campbell Conference champion Edmonton Oilers in their first-ever Finals appearance and the defending Wales Conference and Cup champion New York Islanders, in their fourth consecutive and overall Finals appearance. The Islanders won the best-of-seven series, four games to none, to win their fourth consecutive and overall Stanley Cup championship.

The 1989–90 Los Angeles Kings season, was the Kings' 23rd season in the National Hockey League. It saw the Kings compile a record of 34-39-7 for 75 points, good enough for fourth place in the Smythe Division. They defeated the defending Stanley Cup champion Calgary Flames in the first round of the playoffs before falling to the eventual Stanley Cup champion Edmonton Oilers in the second round. For the Kings, this was the second consecutive year that they eliminated the defending Stanley Cup champions in the first round of the playoffs, only to be swept in the following round by the eventual Cup champions. In both years, they involved both teams from the province of Alberta.

The 1991–92 Chicago Blackhawks season saw the Blackhawks finish second in the Norris Division with a record of 36 wins, 29 losses, and 15 ties for 87 points. They defeated the St. Louis Blues in six games in the Division Semi-finals and swept the first-place Detroit Red Wings in the Division Finals. After sweeping the Edmonton Oilers in the Campbell Conference Finals, the Blackhawks met the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins in the Stanley Cup Finals. However, Chicago's luck ran out against Pittsburgh, as the Penguins swept them in four straight games to capture their second straight Stanley Cup championship.

The 1989–90 Boston Bruins season was the Bruins' 66th season. The season culminated with their participation in the Stanley Cup finals.

The 1990–91 Los Angeles Kings season, was the Kings' 24th season in the National Hockey League. It saw the Kings finish first in the Smythe Division with a 46–24–10 record for 102 points. This was the only regular-season division title in Kings history, and the second-best regular-season finish in franchise history. The team defeated the Vancouver Canucks four games to two in the Smythe Division Semi-final before falling to the Edmonton Oilers four games to two in the Division Final.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">History of the National Hockey League (1967–1992)</span> History of the Canadian league

The expansion era of the National Hockey League (NHL) began when six new teams were added for the 1967–68 season, ending the Original Six era. The six existing teams were grouped into the newly created East Division, and the expansion teams—the Los Angeles Kings, Minnesota North Stars, Oakland Seals, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins and St. Louis Blues—formed the West Division.

The history of the Edmonton Oilers dates back to 1972, when the team was established as a professional ice hockey team based in Edmonton, Alberta. The team originally played in the World Hockey Association (WHA), before joining the National Hockey League (NHL) in 1979. The team played its first season in 1972–73 as one of 12 founding franchises of the major professional World Hockey Association (WHA). They were originally supposed to be one of two WHA teams in Alberta. However, when the Broncos folded before the WHA's first season began, the Edmonton Oilers were renamed the Alberta Oilers. They returned to using the Edmonton Oilers name for the 1973–74 season, and have been called that ever since. The Oilers subsequently joined the NHL in 1979; one of four franchises introduced through the NHL merger with the WHA.

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