Larry Goodenough's NHL career
Defenceman Larry Goodenough was drafted 20th overall by Philadelphia Flyers in 1973. He played 6 seasons for 2 clubs, 1974-1980. That came to 242 games and 99 points, 22 goals and 77 assists.
Below: the whole of Larry Goodenough's career, season by season.
- Year 19731973 NHL Draft
Larry Goodenough is drafted 20 overall by Philadelphia Flyers
Selected20 overall, round 2First off the board- 1Denis PotvinNYI
- 2Tom LysiakAFM
- 3Dennis VervergaertVAN
- 1 year, 7 months and 11 days later · 2 seasonsYear 19741974-1975 seasonNHL debut
Larry Goodenough makes his NHL debut in 4–1 win against Washington Capitals
Larry was 21 years old ·
Capital Centre, USA
Year 1975Season1974-1975
Larry Goodenough scores 12 points and wins the Stanley Cup
EventsStanley Cup60games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1974-1975PlayoffsStanley Cup5 of 17 games4 points0 G · 4 AQuarterfinalTORToronto Maple Leafs4–0SemifinalNYINew York Islanders4–3Stanley Cup FinalBUFBuffalo Sabres4–2 - Year 1976Season
1975-1976
Larry Goodenough scores 42 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points seasonThe whole season and the playoff run1975-1976PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens16 games14 points3 G · 11 AQuarterfinalTORToronto Maple Leafs4–3SemifinalBOSBoston Bruins4–1Stanley Cup FinalMTLMontréal Canadiens0–4 - Year 1977
- Year 1978Season
1977-1978
Larry Goodenough plays only 42 games for 7 points
The whole season1977-1978Events38games missed - Year 1979Season
1978-1979
Larry Goodenough plays only 36 games for 13 points
Events44games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1978-1979PlayoffsEliminated by Philadelphia Flyers1 of 3 games0 pointsPreliminary roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers1–2 - Year 1980Season
1979-1980
Larry Goodenough's last season: 2 points
Events75games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1979-1980PlayoffsEliminated by Buffalo Sabres0 of 4 games0 pointsPreliminary roundBUFBuffalo Sabres1–3 - The career
Larry Goodenough played his last NHL game in 1980
The career ended after 6 seasons, the last of them with Vancouver Canucks.