NHL careerVANLast NHL game 1984
Andreas Schliebener's NHL career
Points
13
Games
84
Assists
11
Goals
2
Plus/minus
-33
Defenceman Andreas Schliebener was drafted 49th overall by Vancouver Canucks in 1980. He played 3 seasons, all of them for Vancouver Canucks, 1981-1984. That came to 84 games and 13 points, 2 goals and 11 assists.
Below: the whole of Andreas Schliebener's career, season by season.
Every season
- Year 19801980 NHL Draft
Andreas Schliebener is drafted 49 overall by Vancouver Canucks
First off the board- 1Doug WickenheiserMTL
- 2Dave BabychWIN
- 3Denis SavardCHI
Swedes from the same draftPatrik Sundström679 GP · 588 P
Håkan Loob450 GP · 429 P
Michael Thelvén207 GP · 100 P
- 1 year, 7 months and 6 days later · 2 seasonsYear 19821981-1982 seasonNHL debut
Andreas Schliebener makes his NHL debut in the 3–3 draw against Pittsburgh Penguins
Andreas was 19 years old ·
Pacific Coliseum, Canada
Swedes on the ice:
Anders Eldebrink,
Lars Lindgren and
Thomas Gradin.
Season1981-1982
Andreas Schliebener's first NHL season: 1 points
Events58games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1981-1982Points1NHL#514Games22 of 8028%Goals0NHL#488Assists1NHL#497P/GP0.05+/--11NHL#492PlayoffsEliminated by New York Islanders3 of 17 games0 pointsFirst roundCGYCalgary Flames3–0Second roundLAKLos Angeles Kings4–1Conference finalCHIChicago Blackhawks4–1Stanley Cup FinalNYINew York Islanders0–4 - Year 1984Season
1983-1984
Andreas Schliebener scores 12 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points season29games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1983-1984Points12NHL#378Games51 of 8064%Goals2NHL#402Assists10NHL#353P/GP0.24NHL#377+/--11NHL#494PlayoffsEliminated by Calgary Flames3 of 4 games0 pointsFirst roundCGYCalgary Flames1–3 - Season
1984-1985
Andreas Schliebener's last season: 0 points
Events69games missedThe whole season1984-1985Points0NHL#552Games11 of 8014%Goals0NHL#499Assists0NHL#539P/GP0.00+/--11NHL#473 - The career
Andreas Schliebener played his last NHL game in 1984
The career ended after 3 seasons with Vancouver Canucks.