All Swedes in the NHL 1974-1975
How many Swedes played in the NHL in 1974-1975?
5 Swedes played in the NHL regular season in 1974-1975 – 3 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 Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1974-1975 season. 1 forward, 1 defenseman.
#21 Börje Salming, defenseman (D) from Kiruna. This was season number 2 with the team. Börje Salming's total stats with Toronto Maple Leafs through the 1974-1975 season: 76 points in 136 games.
Stats for the 1974-1975 regular season
#11 Inge Hammarström, left wing (L) from Sundsvall. This was season number 2 with the team. Inge Hammarström's total stats with Toronto Maple Leafs through the 1974-1975 season: 84 points in 135 games.
Stats for the 1974-1975 regular season
1 Swede played for Detroit Red Wings in the 1974-1975 season. 1 defenseman.
#4 Thommie Bergman, defenseman (D) from Munkfors. This was season number 3 with the team. Thommie Bergman's total stats with Detroit Red Wings through the 1974-1975 season: 25 points in 136 games.
Stats for the 1974-1975 regular season
1 Swede played for Los Angeles Kings in the 1974-1975 season. 1 forward.
#20 Juha Widing, center (C) from Oulu. This was season number 6 with the team. Juha Widing's total stats with Los Angeles Kings through the 1974-1975 season: 309 points in 388 games.
Stats for the 1974-1975 regular season
1 Swede played for New York Islanders in the 1974-1975 season. 1 forward.
#23 Robert Nyström, right wing (R) from Stockholm. This was season number 3 with the team. Robert Nyström's total stats with New York Islanders through the 1974-1975 season: 98 points in 164 games.
Stats for the 1974-1975 regular season
Teams without Swedes in 1974-1975
No Swedes played for these teams in the 1974-1975 season: Atlanta Flames, Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres, California Golden Seals, Chicago Blackhawks, Kansas City Scouts, Minnesota North Stars, Montréal Canadiens, New York Rangers, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins, St. Louis Blues, Vancouver Canucks, Washington Capitals.