All Swedes in the NHL 1973-1974
How many Swedes played in the NHL in 1973-1974?
6 Swedes played in the NHL regular season in 1973-1974 – 4 forwards, 2 defensemen.
The count covers Swedish players who appeared in at least one regular-season game that season. Each player is counted once in the total, even if they represented several teams. Explore the teams and players below.
2 Swedes played for Detroit Red Wings in the 1973-1974 season. 1 forward, 1 defenseman.
#4 Thommie Bergman, defenseman (D) from Munkfors. This was season number 2 with the team. Thommie Bergman's total stats with Detroit Red Wings through the 1973-1974 season: 24 points in 118 games.
Stats for the 1973-1974 regular season
#23 Tord Lundström, left wing (L) from Kiruna. This was his first season with the team.
Stats for the 1973-1974 regular season
2 Swedes played for Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1973-1974 season. 1 forward, 1 defenseman.
#21 Börje Salming, defenseman (D) from Kiruna. This was his first season with the team.
Stats for the 1973-1974 regular season
#11 Inge Hammarström, left wing (L) from Sundsvall. This was his first season with the team.
Stats for the 1973-1974 regular season
1 Swede played for Los Angeles Kings in the 1973-1974 season. 1 forward.
#20 Juha Widing, center (C) from Oulu. This was season number 5 with the team. Juha Widing's total stats with Los Angeles Kings through the 1973-1974 season: 249 points in 308 games.
Stats for the 1973-1974 regular season
1 Swede played for New York Islanders in the 1973-1974 season. 1 forward.
#23 Robert Nyström, right wing (R) from Stockholm. This was season number 2 with the team. Robert Nyström's total stats with New York Islanders through the 1973-1974 season: 43 points in 88 games.
Stats for the 1973-1974 regular season
Teams without Swedes in 1973-1974
No Swedes played for these teams in the 1973-1974 season: Atlanta Flames, Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres, California Golden Seals, Chicago Blackhawks, Minnesota North Stars, Montréal Canadiens, New York Rangers, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins, St. Louis Blues, Vancouver Canucks.