NHL careerBUFOTTLast NHL game 2004
Rob Ray's NHL career
Points
91
Games
900
Goals
41
Assists
50
P/GP
0.10
Plus/minus
-38
Right winger Rob Ray was drafted 97th overall by Buffalo Sabres in 1988. He played 15 seasons for 2 clubs, 1989-2004. That came to 900 games and 91 points, 41 goals and 50 assists.
Below: the whole of Rob Ray's career, season by season.
Every season
- Year 19881988 NHL Draft
Rob Ray is drafted 97 overall by Buffalo Sabres
First off the board- 1Mike ModanoMNS
- 2Trevor LindenVAN
- 3Curtis LeschyshynQUE
Swedes from the same draft
Peter Popovic485 GP · 73 P- Patric Kjellberg394 GP · 160 P
- Patrik Carnbäck154 GP · 62 P
- 1 year, 4 months and 10 days later · 2 seasonsYear 19891989-1990 seasonNHL debut
Rob Ray makes his NHL debut in 4–2 win against Pittsburgh Penguins
Rob was 21 years old ·
Civic Arena, USAFirst NHL assistFirst NHL goalFirst NHL pointYear 1990Season1989-1990
Rob Ray's first NHL season: 3 points
Events53games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1989-1990PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens0 of 6 games0 pointsFirst roundMTLMontréal Canadiens2–4 - Year 1991Season
1990-1991
Rob Ray scores 16 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points seasonThe whole season and the playoff run1990-1991PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens6 games2 points1 G · 1 AFirst roundMTLMontréal Canadiens2–4 - Year 1992Season
1991-1992
Rob Ray scores 8 points
Events17games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1991-1992PlayoffsEliminated by Boston Bruins7 games0 pointsFirst roundBOSBoston Bruins3–4 - Year 1993Season
1992-1993
Rob Ray scores 5 points
The whole season and the playoff run1992-1993PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens0 of 8 games0 pointsFirst roundBOSBoston Bruins4–0Second roundMTLMontréal Canadiens0–4 - Year 1994Season
1993-1994
Rob Ray scores 7 points
The whole season and the playoff run1993-1994PlayoffsEliminated by New Jersey Devils7 games1 points1 G · 0 AFirst roundNJDNew Jersey Devils3–4 - Year 1995Season
1994-1995
Rob Ray scores 3 points
The whole season and the playoff run1994-1995PlayoffsEliminated by Philadelphia Flyers5 games0 pointsFirst roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers1–4 - Year 1997Season
1996-1997
Rob Ray scores 10 points
The whole season and the playoff run1996-1997PlayoffsEliminated by Philadelphia Flyers12 games1 points0 G · 1 AFirst roundOTTOttawa Senators4–3Second roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers1–4 - Year 1998Season
1997-1998
Rob Ray scores 6 points
Events19games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1997-1998PlayoffsEliminated by Washington Capitals10 of 15 games0 pointsFirst roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers4–1Second roundMTLMontréal Canadiens4–0Conference finalWSHWashington Capitals2–4 - Year 1999Season
1998-1999
Rob Ray scores 4 points
EventsKing Clancy Memorial TrophyNHL Foundation Player AwardThe whole season and the playoff run1998-1999PlayoffsEliminated by Dallas Stars5 of 21 games1 points1 G · 0 AFirst roundOTTOttawa Senators4–0Second roundBOSBoston Bruins4–2Conference finalTORToronto Maple Leafs4–1Stanley Cup FinalDALDallas Stars2–4 - Year 2000Season
1999-2000
Rob Ray scores 4 points
The whole season and the playoff run1999-2000PlayoffsEliminated by Philadelphia Flyers0 of 5 games0 pointsFirst roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers1–4 - Year 2001Season
2000-2001
Rob Ray scores 10 points
Events19games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2000-2001PlayoffsEliminated by Pittsburgh Penguins3 of 13 games0 pointsFirst roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers4–2Second roundPITPittsburgh Penguins3–4 - Year 2003Season
2002-2003
Rob Ray plays only 46 games for 0 points
Events36games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2002-2003PlayoffsEliminated by New Jersey Devils0 of 18 games0 pointsFirst roundNYINew York Islanders4–1Second roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers4–2Conference finalNJDNew Jersey Devils3–4 - Year 2004Season
2003-2004
Rob Ray's last season: 1 points
Events76games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2003-2004PlayoffsEliminated by Toronto Maple Leafs0 of 7 games0 pointsFirst roundTORToronto Maple Leafs3–4 - The career
Rob Ray played his last NHL game in 2004
The career ended after 15 seasons, the last of them with Ottawa Senators.