RookiesSwedish NHL Rookies 1988-1989
1 Swedish rookie played in the NHL in 1988-1989. Tommy Lehmann won the Swedish rookie points race with 6 points. Tommy Lehmann finished as the highest-ranked Swede in the overall NHL rookie points race, at number 52 with 6 points.
Rookie points leaders 1988-1989
Rookie goal leaders 1988-1989
Rookie assist leaders 1988-1989
Entire NHL rookie points race 1988-1989 · top 10
Brian LeetchNYRTony GranatoNYR
Joe SakicQUECraig JanneyBOSTrevor LindenVAN
David VolekNYIScott YoungHFDDaniel MaroisTORPat ElynuikWINBob JoyceBOSNo Swede among the NHL's top 10 rookies. Best Swede: Tommy Lehmann, 52nd with 6P.The Calder Trophy race
Entire NHL rookie goals race 1988-1989 · top 10
Tony GranatoNYRDaniel MaroisTORTrevor LindenVANPat ElynuikWINDavid VolekNYIBrian LeetchNYRJoe SakicQUEScott YoungHFDBob JoyceBOSGreg HawgoodBOSNo Swede among the NHL's top 10 rookies. Best Swede: Tommy Lehmann, 37th with 4G.The Calder Trophy race
Entire NHL rookie assists race 1988-1989 · top 10
Brian LeetchNYRCraig JanneyBOSScott YoungHFDJoe SakicQUEJohn CullenPITDavid VolekNYIZarley ZalapskiPITBob JoyceBOSGord MurphyPHIBenoit HogueBUFNo Swede among the NHL's top 10 rookies. Best Swede: Tommy Lehmann, 65th with 2A.The Calder Trophy race
Rookie streaks
The season's longest point streaks
1The season's longest goal streaks
1How the season's rookies stacked up
Compared with the best rookie seasons until then
Tommy Lehmann had 6 points in 26 games. The record at the time: Jörgen Pettersson, 73 points in 1980-1981.
The rookie classes, season by season
The whole class's points per game played.
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The best Swedish rookie seasons of all time
Mikael Renberg holds the record with 82 points. The lists count completed regular seasons and follow the NHL rookie rule: at most 25 games in an earlier season and under 26 years old. Players who came from the WHA are not counted.