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Jiri Hrdina's NHL career

Points
130
Games
250
Goals
45
Assists
85
P/GP
0.52
Plus/minus
+34

Centre Jiri Hrdina was drafted 159th overall by Calgary Flames in 1984. He played 5 seasons for 2 clubs, 1987-1992. That came to 250 games and 130 points, 45 goals and 85 assists.

Below: the whole of Jiri Hrdina's career, season by season.

Every season
  1. 1984 NHL Draft

    Jiri Hrdina is drafted 159 overall by Calgary Flames

    CGYCalgary Flames
    Selected
    159 overall, round 8
    Swedish flagSwedes drafted
    13 selected
    Swedish flagFirst Swede off the board
    Mikael Andersson#18
    First off the board
    Swedes from the same draft
    About the pickThe full 1984 draft
  2. 3 years, 8 months and 23 days later · 4 seasons
    NHL debut

    Jiri Hrdina makes his NHL debut in 6–⁠3 win against Philadelphia Flyers

    PHIPhiladelphia Flyers3–6CGYCalgary Flames

    Jiri was 30 years old · Olympic Saddledome, Canada

    First NHL assistFirst NHL point

    Swedes on the ice: Kjell Samuelsson and Håkan Loob.

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    Season

    1987-1988

    Jiri Hrdina's first NHL season: 7 points

    CGYCalgary Flames
    Events
    71
    games missed
    Points
    7
    NHL#428
    Games
    9 of 80
    11%
    Goals
    2
    NHL#412
    Assists
    5
    NHL#427
    P/GP
    0.78
    +/-
    +7
    NHL#115
    PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers
    1 of 9 games0 points
    First roundLAKLos Angeles Kings4–1Second roundEDMEdmonton Oilers0–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1987-1988
  3. Season

    1988-1989

    Jiri Hrdina scores 54 points and wins the Stanley Cup

    CGYCalgary Flames
    Events
    Stanley Cup
    Career best
    His best points season
    Points
    54
    NHL#103
    Games
    70 of 80
    88%
    Goals
    22
    NHL#97
    Assists
    32
    NHL#106
    P/GP
    0.77
    NHL#105
    +/-
    +19
    NHL#41
    PlayoffsStanley Cup
    4 of 22 games0 points
    First roundVANVancouver Canucks4–3Second roundLAKLos Angeles Kings4–0Conference finalCHIChicago Blackhawks4–1Stanley Cup FinalMTLMontréal Canadiens4–2
    The whole season and the playoff run1988-1989
  4. Season

    1989-1990

    Jiri Hrdina scores 30 points

    CGYCalgary Flames
    Events
    16
    games missed
    Points
    30
    NHL#206
    Games
    64 of 80
    80%
    Goals
    12
    NHL#188
    Assists
    18
    NHL#211
    P/GP
    0.47
    NHL#219
    +/-
    +10
    NHL#76
    PlayoffsEliminated by Los Angeles Kings
    6 games1 points0 G · 1 A
    First roundLAKLos Angeles Kings2–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1989-1990
  5. Season

    1990-1991

    Jiri Hrdina scores 23 points and wins the Stanley Cup

    CGYCalgary FlamesPITPittsburgh Penguins
    Events
    Stanley Cup
    29
    games missed
    Points
    23
    NHL#252
    Games
    51 of 80
    64%
    Goals
    6
    NHL#287
    Assists
    17
    NHL#223
    P/GP
    0.45
    NHL#214
    +/-
    -6
    NHL#489
    PlayoffsStanley Cup
    14 of 24 games4 points2 G · 2 A
    First roundNJDNew Jersey Devils4–3Second roundWSHWashington Capitals4–1Conference finalBOSBoston Bruins4–2Stanley Cup FinalMNSMinnesota North Stars4–2
    The whole season and the playoff run1990-1991
  6. Season

    1991-1992

    Jiri Hrdina scores 16 points and wins the Stanley Cup

    PITPittsburgh Penguins
    Events
    Stanley Cup
    24
    games missed
    Points
    16
    NHL#321
    Games
    56 of 80
    70%
    Goals
    3
    NHL#379
    Assists
    13
    NHL#281
    P/GP
    0.29
    NHL#323
    +/-
    +4
    NHL#184
    PlayoffsStanley Cup
    20 of 21 games2 points0 G · 2 A
    First roundWSHWashington Capitals4–3Second roundNYRNew York Rangers4–2Conference finalBOSBoston Bruins4–0Stanley Cup FinalCHIChicago Blackhawks4–0
    The whole season and the playoff run1991-1992
  7. The career

    Jiri Hrdina played his last NHL game in 1992

    The career ended after 5 seasons, the last of them with Pittsburgh Penguins.