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Dul]Rqd Fr\Rwhv ,1',9,'8$/5(&25'6: 6($621 DUL]RQDFR\RWHV MOST GOALS: POINTS BY A DEFENSEMAN: 76 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) GAME OPENING GOALS: 97 – Phil Housley (1992-93) 12 – Keith Tkachuk (1995-96 and 1998-99) GOALS, INCLUDING PLAYOFFS: POINTS BY A ROOKIE: SHOTS: 80 – Teemu Selanne, 1992-93 (76 regular season, 132 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) NHL Record 387 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) 4 postseason) POINTS BY A ROOKIE DEFENSEMAN: HIGHEST GOALS-PER-GAME AVERAGE GOALS BY A DEFENSEMAN: 44 – Dave Babych (1980-81) (among players with 30-or-more goals): 23 – Phil Housley (1990-91 and 1991-92) .90 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) 76G in 84 GP POINTS BY A CENTER: GOALS BY A ROOKIE: 130 – Dale Hawerchuk (1984-85) HIGHEST ASSISTS-PER-GAME AVERAGE 76 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) NHL Record (among players with 35-or-more assists): POINTS BY A LEFT WING: .98 – Phil Housley (1992-93) 79A in 80 GP GOALS BY A ROOKIE DEFENSEMAN: 98 – Keith Tkachuk (1995-96) 11 – Dave Ellett (1984-85) HIGHEST POINTS-PER-GAME AVERAGE POINTS BY A RIGHT WING: (among players with 50-or-more points): GOALS BY A CENTER: 132 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) 1.62 – Dale Hawerchuk (1984-85) 130 PTS in 80 GP 53 – Dale Hawerchuk (1984-85) PENALTY MINUTES: GOALS BY A LEFT WING: 347 – Tie Domi (1993-94) MOST BY A GOALTENDER 52 – Keith Tkachuk (1996-97) GAMES: PENALTY MINUTES BY A ROOKIE: 72 – Nikolai Khabibulin (1996-97) GOALS BY A RIGHT WING: 324 – Daniel Carcillo (2007-08) 76 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) MINUTES: PENALTY MINUTES BY A DEFENSEMAN: 4,091 – Nikolai Khabibulin (1996-97) ASSISTS: 271 – Shawn Cronin (1991-92) 79 – Phil Housley (1992-93) GOALS AGAINST: PENALTY MINUTES BY A CENTER: 2.27 – Bob Essensa (1992-93) ASSISTS, INCLUDING LAYOFFS: 243 – Laurie Boschman (1983-84) 86 – Phil Housley, 1992-93 (79 regular season, 6 WINS: postseason) PENALTY MINUTES BY A LEFT WING: 42 – Ilya Bryzgalov (2009-10) 324 – Daniel Carcillo (2007-08) ASSISTS BY A DEFENSEMAN: LOSSES: 79 – Phil Housley (1992-93) PENALTY MINUTES BY A RIGHT WING: 33 – Nikolai Khabibulin (1996-97) 347 – Tie Domi (1993-94) UHFRUGV ASSISTS BY A ROOKIE: TIES: 58 – Dale Hawerchuk (1981-82) HAT TRICKS: 13 – Sean Burke (2000-01) 5 – Teemu Selanne, 4 three-goal games and 1 four- ASSISTS BY A ROOKIE DEFENSEMAN: goal game (1992-93) SHUTOUTS: 38 – Dave Babych (1980-81) 8 – Nikolai Khabibulin (1998-99); Ilya Bryzgalov POWER PLAY GOALS: (2009-10); Mike Smith (2011-12) ASSISTS BY A CENTER: 24 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) 77 – Dale Hawerchuk (1984-85 and 1987-88) ASSISTS: SHORTHANDED GOALS: 5 – Ed Staniowski (1981-82); Bob Essensa (1992- ASSISTS BY A LEFT WING: 7 – Dave McLlwain (1989-90) 93) 49 – Morris Lukowich (1981-82) GAME WINNING GOALS: PENALTY MINUTES: ASSISTS BY A RIGHT WING: 12 – Jeremy Roenick (1999-00); Radim Vrbata 25 – Gary Smith (1979-80) 60 – Paul MacLean (1984-85) (2011-12) POINTS: GAME TYING GOALS: 132 – Teemu Selanne (1992-93) 3 – Barry Long (1980-81); Danny Geoffrion (1980- 81); Morris Lukowich (1981-82); Dave Babych POINTS, INCLUDING PLAYOFFS: (1981-82); Dale Hawerchuk (1983-84); and 138 – Teemu Selanne, 1992-93 (132 regular Shane Doan (2003-04) season, 6 postseason) #$5,=21$&2<27(6 255.
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