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Dmitri Mironov's 1991-1992 season

Points
1
Goals
1
Assists
0
Plus/minus
-4
Games
7
8%
8% of 80

Defenceman Dmitri Mironov was 25 years old when the 1991-1992 season began, his 1st in the NHL, and played it for Toronto Maple Leafs. He played 7 of a possible 80 games and scored 1 goals and 0 assists for 1 points, 0.14 points per game. Toronto Maple Leafs did not reach the playoffs.

Below: the whole season, game by game.

1991-1992
  1. A late start

    Dmitri Mironov's season starts in game 72 of 80

    Toronto Maple Leafs have played 71 games71 of 80 without him
    NHL debut

    Dmitri Mironov makes his NHL debut in 4–⁠3 win against Quebec Nordiques

    Dmitri was 26 years old · Maple Leaf Gardens, Canada

    His first NHL game
    0
    Goals
    0
    Assists
    0
    Points
    0
    +/-

    Swedes on the ice: Mats Sundin.

    • The game
      QUE3–4TOR
      W
      game 72/801
      His night
      No points
      0+/-1SOG
    • The game
      CHI3–1TOR
      L
      game 73/80
      His night
      No points
      0+/-1SOG
    • The game
      STL2–3TOR
      W
      game 74/80
      His night
      No points
      -1+/-0SOG
    • The game
      TOR1–5CHI
      L
      game 77/80
      His night
      No points
      0+/-1SOG
    • April 1992
    • The game
      NYI6–2TOR
      L
      game 78/80
      His night
      No points
      -3+/-1SOG
    • The game
      TOR2–6PHI
      L
      game 79/80
      His night
      No points
      -2+/-2SOG
    • The game
      NYR2–4TOR
      W
      game 80/801
      His night
      +1P+1G
      +2+/-1SOG
      +1 goal
    Milestone

    Dmitri Mironov scores his first NHL goal

    in the game against New York Rangers · April 15

    The season in numbers

    Dmitri Mironov closes the 1991-1992 season with 1 points

    Toronto Maple Leafs did not reach the playoffs
    Points
    1
    Games
    7of 80
    9%
    Goals
    1
    Assists
    0
    P/GP
    0.14
    +/-
    -4
    Events
    1
    First NHL point
    1
    First NHL goal