Morris Lukowich's NHL career
Left winger Morris Lukowich was drafted 47th overall by Pittsburgh Penguins in 1976. He played 8 seasons for 3 clubs, 1979-1987. That came to 582 games and 418 points, 199 goals and 219 assists.
Below: the whole of Morris Lukowich's career, season by season.
- Year 19761976 NHL Draft
Morris Lukowich is drafted 47 overall by Pittsburgh Penguins
First off the board- 1Rick GreenWSH
- 2Blair ChapmanPIT
- 3Glen SharpleyMNS
Swedes from the same draftThomas Gradin677 GP · 593 P
Kent Nilsson553 GP · 686 P
Anders Håkansson330 GP · 98 P
- 3 years, 4 months and 9 days later · 4 seasonsYear 19791979-1980 seasonNHL debut
Morris Lukowich makes his NHL debut in 2–4 loss against Pittsburgh Penguins
Morris was 23 years old ·
Civic Arena, USA
First NHL assistFirst NHL goalFirst NHL pointSwedes on the ice:
Lars-Erik Sjöberg and
Willy Lindström.
- Year 1982Season
1981-1982
Morris Lukowich scores 92 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points seasonThe whole season and the playoff run1981-1982PlayoffsEliminated by St. Louis Blues4 games2 points0 G · 2 AFirst roundSTLSt. Louis Blues1–3 - Year 1983Season
1982-1983
Morris Lukowich scores 43 points
The whole season and the playoff run1982-1983PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers0 of 3 games0 pointsFirst roundEDMEdmonton Oilers0–3 - Year 1984Season
1983-1984
Morris Lukowich scores 55 points
The whole season and the playoff run1983-1984PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers3 games0 pointsFirst roundEDMEdmonton Oilers0–3 - Year 1985Season
1984-1985
Morris Lukowich scores 27 points
The whole season and the playoff run1984-1985PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens1 of 5 games0 pointsFirst roundMTLMontréal Canadiens2–3 - Year 1987Season
1986-1987
Morris Lukowich's last season: 35 points
Events20games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1986-1987PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers3 of 5 games0 pointsFirst roundEDMEdmonton Oilers1–4 - The career
Morris Lukowich played his last NHL game in 1987
The career ended after 8 seasons, the last of them with Los Angeles Kings.