Matt Johnson's NHL career
Left winger Matt Johnson was drafted 33th overall by Los Angeles Kings in 1994. He played 10 seasons for 3 clubs, 1994-2004. That came to 473 games and 43 points, 23 goals and 20 assists.
Below: the whole of Matt Johnson's career, season by season.
- Year 19941994 NHL Draft
Matt Johnson is drafted 33 overall by Los Angeles Kings
First off the board- 1Ed JovanovskiFLA
- 2Oleg TverdovskyANA
- 3Radek BonkOTT
Swedes from the same draftDaniel Alfredsson1246 GP · 1157 P
Tomas Holmström1026 GP · 530 P
Mattias Öhlund909 GP · 343 P
- 6 months and 25 days later · 1 seasonYear 19951994-1995 seasonNHL debut
Matt Johnson makes his NHL debut in 3–4 loss against Edmonton Oilers
Matt was 19 years old ·
Great Western Forum, USA
Swedes on the ice:
Fredrik Olausson.
Season1994-1995
Matt Johnson's first NHL season: 1 points
The whole season1994-1995Events34games missed - Season
1995-1996
Matt Johnson plays only 1 game for 0 points
The whole season1995-1996Events81games missed - Year 1998Season
1997-1998
Matt Johnson scores 6 points
The whole season and the playoff run1997-1998PlayoffsEliminated by St. Louis Blues4 games0 pointsFirst roundSTLSt. Louis Blues0–4 - Year 1999Season
1998-1999
Matt Johnson plays only 49 games for 3 points
The whole season1998-1999Events33games missed - Year 2000Season
1999-2000
Matt Johnson scores 7 points
The whole season1999-2000EventsCareer bestHis best assist season18games missed - Year 2003Season
2002-2003
Matt Johnson scores 8 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points season22games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2002-2003PlayoffsEliminated by Anaheim Ducks12 of 18 games0 pointsFirst roundCOLColorado Avalanche4–3Second roundVANVancouver Canucks4–3Conference finalANAAnaheim Ducks0–4 - Year 2004Season
2003-2004
Matt Johnson's last season: 8 points
The whole season2003-2004EventsCareer bestHis best points season25games missed - The career
Matt Johnson played his last NHL game in 2004
The career ended after 10 seasons, the last of them with Minnesota Wild.