Robert Petrovicky's NHL career
Centre Robert Petrovicky was drafted 9th overall by Hartford Whalers in 1992. He played 8 seasons for 5 clubs, 1992-2001. That came to 208 games and 65 points, 27 goals and 38 assists.
Below: the whole of Robert Petrovicky's career, season by season.
- Year 19921992 NHL Draft
Robert Petrovicky is drafted 9 overall by Hartford Whalers
First off the board- 1Roman HamrlikTBL
- 2Alexei YashinOTT
- 3Mike RathjeSJS
Swedes from the same draftMattias Norström903 GP · 165 P
Marcus Ragnarsson632 GP · 177 P
Jonas Höglund545 GP · 262 P
- 3 months and 16 days later · 1 season1992-1993 seasonNHL debut
Robert Petrovicky makes his NHL debut in 1–5 loss against Montréal Canadiens
Robert was 18 years old ·
Hartford Civic Center, USA
Year 1993Season1992-1993
Robert Petrovicky's first NHL season: 9 points
The whole season1992-1993Events42games missed - Year 1994Season
1993-1994
Robert Petrovicky plays only 33 games for 11 points
The whole season1993-1994Events51games missed - Year 1995Season
1994-1995
Robert Petrovicky plays only 2 games for 0 points
The whole season1994-1995Events46games missed - Year 1996Season
1995-1996
Robert Petrovicky plays only 5 games for 2 points
The whole season1995-1996Events77games missed - Year 1997Season
1996-1997
Robert Petrovicky scores 19 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points season38games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1996-1997PlayoffsEliminated by Detroit Red Wings2 of 6 games0 pointsFirst roundDETDetroit Red Wings2–4 - Year 1999Season
1998-1999
Robert Petrovicky plays only 28 games for 7 points
The whole season1998-1999Events54games missed - Year 2000Season
1999-2000
Robert Petrovicky scores 7 goals — his best goal-scoring season
The whole season1999-2000EventsCareer bestHis best goal-scoring season39games missed - Year 2001Season
2000-2001
Robert Petrovicky's last season: 0 points
The whole season2000-2001Events71games missed - The career
Robert Petrovicky played his last NHL game in 2001
The career ended after 8 seasons, the last of them with New York Islanders.