Colin McDonald's NHL career
Right winger Colin McDonald was drafted 51th overall by Edmonton Oilers in 2003. He played 7 seasons for 4 clubs, 2009-2017. That came to 148 games and 46 points, 20 goals and 26 assists.
Below: the whole of Colin McDonald's career, season by season.
- Year 20032003 NHL Draft
Colin McDonald is drafted 51 overall by Edmonton Oilers
First off the board- 1Marc-Andre FleuryPIT
- 2Eric StaalCAR
- 3Nathan HortonFLA
Swedes from the same draftLoui Eriksson1050 GP · 613 P
Tobias Enström719 GP · 308 P
- 6 years, 5 months and 6 days later · 7 seasonsYear 20092009-2010 seasonNHL debut
Colin McDonald makes his NHL debut in 4–5 loss against San Jose Sharks
Colin was 25 years old ·
Rexall Place, Canada
Swedes on the ice:
Douglas Murray.
Season2009-2010
Colin McDonald's first NHL season: 1 points
The whole season2009-2010Events80games missed - Year 2012Season
2011-2012
Colin McDonald plays only 5 games for 0 points
Events77games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2011-2012PlayoffsEliminated by Philadelphia Flyers0 of 6 games0 pointsFirst roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers2–4 - Year 2013Season
2012-2013
Colin McDonald scores 17 points
EventsCareer bestHis best assist seasonThe whole season and the playoff run2012-2013PlayoffsEliminated by Pittsburgh Penguins6 games3 points2 G · 1 AFirst roundPITPittsburgh Penguins2–4 - Year 2014Season
2013-2014
Colin McDonald scores 18 points — the best season of his career
The whole season2013-2014EventsCareer bestHis best points season - Year 2015Season
2014-2015
Colin McDonald plays only 18 games for 8 points
Events64games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2014-2015PlayoffsEliminated by Washington Capitals2 of 7 games0 pointsFirst roundWSHWashington Capitals3–4 - Year 2016Season
2015-2016
Colin McDonald plays only 5 games for 1 points
Events77games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2015-2016PlayoffsEliminated by Washington Capitals3 of 6 games0 pointsFirst roundWSHWashington Capitals2–4 - Year 2017
- The career
Colin McDonald played his last NHL game in 2017
The career ended after 7 seasons, the last of them with Philadelphia Flyers.