NHL careerPHIPITWSHLast NHL game 1986
Mark Taylor's NHL career
Points
110
Games
209
Goals
42
Assists
68
P/GP
0.53
Plus/minus
-6
Centre Mark Taylor was drafted 100th overall by Philadelphia Flyers in 1978. He played 5 seasons for 3 clubs, 1981-1986. That came to 209 games and 110 points, 42 goals and 68 assists.
Below: the whole of Mark Taylor's career, season by season.
Every season
- Year 19781978 NHL Draft
Mark Taylor is drafted 100 overall by Philadelphia Flyers
Selected100 overall, round 6Swedes drafted
8 selectedFirst Swede off the board
First off the board- 1Bobby SmithMNS
- 2Ryan WalterWSH
- 3Wayne BabychSTL
Swedes from the same draftBengt-Åke Gustafsson629 GP · 554 P
Mats Hallin152 GP · 31 P
- 3 years, 6 months and 5 days later · 4 seasonsYear 19811981-1982 seasonNHL debut
Mark Taylor makes his NHL debut in 3–1 win against Pittsburgh Penguins
Mark was 23 years old ·
Spectrum, USA
Season1981-1982
Mark Taylor's first NHL season: 0 points
Events78games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1981-1982PlayoffsEliminated by New York Rangers0 of 4 games0 pointsFirst roundNYRNew York Rangers1–3 - Year 1983Season
1982-1983
Mark Taylor scores 33 points
Events19games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1982-1983PlayoffsEliminated by New York Rangers3 games0 pointsFirst roundNYRNew York Rangers0–3 - Year 1984Season
1983-1984
Mark Taylor scores 55 points — the best season of his career
The whole season1983-1984EventsCareer bestHis best points season20games missed - Year 1985Season
1984-1985
Mark Taylor scores 19 points
Events24games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1984-1985PlayoffsEliminated by New York Islanders0 of 5 games0 pointsFirst roundNYINew York Islanders2–3 - Year 1986Season
1985-1986
Mark Taylor's last season: 3 points
Events50games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1985-1986PlayoffsEliminated by New York Rangers3 of 9 games0 pointsFirst roundNYINew York Islanders3–0Second roundNYRNew York Rangers2–4 - The career
Mark Taylor played his last NHL game in 1986
The career ended after 5 seasons, the last of them with Washington Capitals.