Regular season and playoffsSTL

Craig Cameron's 1967-1968 season

Points

NHL#190

Goals

NHL#123

Assists

NHL#215

Plus/minus

NHL#104

Games

43% of 74

Right winger Craig Cameron was 22 years old when the 1967-1968 season began, his 2nd in the NHL, and played it for St. Louis Blues. He played 32 of a possible 74 games and scored 7 goals and 2 assists for 9 points, 0.28 points per game. In the playoffs he played 14 games for 1 points.

Below: the whole season and the playoff run, game by game.

1967-1968Playoffs

Year 1968
58 years ago
Season opener
January 10
Craig Cameron plays the 1967-1968 season for St. Louis Blues
STLSt. Louis Blues
Craig was 22 years old when the 1967-1968 season began. It was his first season with the club. His 2nd NHL season in all.
A late start
January 10
Craig Cameron's season starts in game 38 of 74
St. Louis Blues have played 37 games37 of 74 without him
- The game
  STL2–2OAK
  January 10game 38/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-1SOG
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- The game
  STL2–2LAK
  January 11game 39/74
  His night
  No points
  -1+/-0SOG
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- The game
  NYR3–1STL
  L
  January 13game 40/74
  His night
  No points
  +1+/-2SOG
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- The game
  STL2–2CHI
  January 14game 41/74
  His night
  +1P+1G
  +1+/-2SOG
  +1 goal
  View the game
Milestone
Craig Cameron scores his first NHL goal
in the game against Chicago Blackhawks · January 14
- The game
  MNS0–5STL
  W
  January 17game 42/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-3SOG
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- The game
  STL2–2PHI
  January 21game 43/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
  View the game
- The game
  MNS2–5STL
  W
  January 24game 44/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
  View the game
- The game
  STL4–4DET
  January 25game 45/74
  His night
  +1P+1G
  +1+/-2SOG
  +1 goal
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- The game
  NYR3–4STL
  W
  January 27game 46/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- The game
  PIT4–9STL
  W
  January 31game 47/74
  His night
  +1P+1A
  +2+/-4SOG1PPP
  +1 assist
  View the game
Milestone
Craig Cameron records his first NHL assist
in the game against Pittsburgh Penguins · January 31
- The game
  STL0–2PIT
  L
  February 1game 48/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- The game
  OAK1–4STL
  W
  February 3game 49/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-2SOG
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- The game
  BOS6–4STL
  L
  February 7game 50/74
  His night
  +1P+1G
  0+/-2SOG
  +1 goal
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- The game
  PHI2–1STL
  L
  February 10game 51/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-2SOG
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- The game
  STL3–3BOS
  February 11game 52/74
  His night
  No points
  -1+/-0SOG
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- The game
  LAK2–2STL
  February 14game 53/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-1SOG
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- The game
  STL3–1PIT
  W
  February 16game 54/74
  His night
  No points
  +1+/-3SOG
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- The game
  STL2–2MNS
  February 17game 55/74
  His night
  +1P+1G
  0+/-3SOG
  +1 goal
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- The game
  STL5–1TOR
  W
  February 21game 56/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-1SOG
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- Checkpoint
  February 21
  3/4 into the season
  Game 56 of 7419 of 56 played
  5
  points
  NHL#196
  4
  goals
  NHL#133
  1
  assists
  NHL#218
  STL
  21-24-0W-L-OT53Points
  Playoff spot
  8th in the whole NHL
- The game
  STL1–2MTL
  L
  February 22game 57/74
  His night
  +1P+1G
  0+/-2SOG
  +1 goal
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- The game
  STL2–4LAK
  L
  February 25game 58/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- The game
  MTL3–3STL
  February 28game 59/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-1SOG
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- March 1968
- The game
  CHI3–3STL
  March 2game 60/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-2SOG
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- The game
  STL3–9BOS
  L
  March 3game 61/74
  His night
  No points
  -1+/-1SOG
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- The game
  PIT2–4STL
  W
  March 6game 62/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- The game
  OAK1–3STL
  W
  March 9game 63/74
  His night
  +1P+1G
  +1+/-1SOG
  +1 goal
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- The game
  STL1–0OAK
  W
  March 10game 64/74
  His night
  +1P+1G
  +1+/-1SOG
  +1 goal
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- The game
  TOR3–3STL
  March 13game 65/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- The game
  OAK1–1STL
  March 15game 66/74
  His night
  +1P+1A
  +1+/-1SOG
  +1 assist
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- The game
  DET6–3STL
  L
  March 16game 67/74
  His night
  No points
  -3+/-3SOG
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- The game
  STL2–4PIT
  L
  March 20game 68/74
  His night
  No points
  0+/-1SOG
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- The game
  STL1–6LAK
  L
  March 22game 69/74
  His night
  No points
  -2+/-2SOG
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The season in numbers
March 22
Craig Cameron closes the 1967-1968 season with 9 points
STLSt. Louis Blues
Points
9
NHL#190
Games
32of 74
43%
Goals
7
NHL#123
Assists
2
NHL#215
P/GP
0.28
NHL#159
+/-
+1
NHL#104
Events
1
First NHL assist
1
First NHL point
1
First NHL goal
13 days later
Playoffs
April 4
St. Louis Blues are in the playoffs
Quarterfinal
April 4
St. Louis Blues meet Philadelphia Flyers
STLvsPHI
Swedes on St. Louis Blues
No Swedes
Swedes on Philadelphia Flyers
No Swedes
View the whole round
- Game 1
  STL1–0PHI
  W
  April 4
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- St. Louis Blueslead1–0againstPhiladelphia Flyers
- Game 2
  STL3–4PHI
  L
  April 6
  His night
  No points
  0+/-1SOG
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- St. Louis Bluesare1–1withPhiladelphia Flyers
- Game 3
  PHI2–3STL
  W
  April 10
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- St. Louis Blueslead2–1againstPhiladelphia Flyers
- Game 4
  PHI2–5STL
  W
  April 11
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- St. Louis Blueslead3–1againstPhiladelphia Flyers
- Game 5
  STL1–6PHI
  L
  April 13
  His night
  No points
  0+/-1SOG
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- St. Louis Blueslead3–2againstPhiladelphia Flyers
- Game 6
  PHI2–1STL
  L
  April 16
  His night
  No points
  0+/-1SOG
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- St. Louis Bluesare3–3withPhiladelphia Flyers
- Game 7
  STL3–1PHI
  W
  April 18
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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Quarterfinal
April 18
St. Louis Blues knock Philadelphia Flyers out 4–3
STL4–3PHI
Advance
7Games0Points0Goals0Assists
3 days later
Semifinal
April 21
St. Louis Blues meet Minnesota North Stars
STLvsMNS
Swedes on St. Louis Blues
No Swedes
Swedes on Minnesota North Stars
No Swedes
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- Game 1
  MNS3–5STL
  W
  April 21
  His night
  No points
  +1+/-2SOG
  View the game
- St. Louis Blueslead1–0againstMinnesota North Stars
- Game 2
  STL2–3MNS
  L
  April 22
  His night
  No points
  -1+/-0SOG
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- St. Louis Bluesare1–1withMinnesota North Stars
- Game 3
  MNS5–1STL
  L
  April 25
  His night
  No points
  0+/-2SOG
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- Minnesota North Starslead2–1againstSt. Louis Blues
- Game 4
  MNS3–4STL
  W
  April 27
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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- St. Louis Bluesare2–2withMinnesota North Stars
- Game 5
  MNS2–3STL
  W
  April 29
  His night
  No points
  -1+/-1SOG
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- May 1968
- St. Louis Blueslead3–2againstMinnesota North Stars
- Game 6
  STL1–5MNS
  L
  May 1
  His night
  No points
  0+/-0SOG
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Semifinal
May 3
St. Louis Blues knock Minnesota North Stars out 4–3
STL4–3MNS
Advance
6Games0Points0Goals0Assists
2 days later
Stanley Cup Final
May 5
St. Louis Blues play the Stanley Cup Final against Montréal Canadiens
STLvsMTL
Swedes on St. Louis Blues
No Swedes
Swedes on Montréal Canadiens
No Swedes
View the whole round
- Game 4
  STL2–3MTL
  L
  May 11
  His night
  +1P+1G
  +1+/-1SOG
  +1 goal
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Stanley Cup Final
May 11
Montréal Canadiens knock St. Louis Blues out 4–0
STL0–4MTL
Eliminated
1Games1Points1Goals0Assists
The run in numbers
May 11
Craig Cameron ends the 1967-1968 playoffs with 1 points
STLSt. Louis Blues
Points
1
NHL#105
Games
14
Goals
1
NHL#55
Assists
0
NHL#111
P/GP
0.07
NHL#105
+/-
0
NHL#50
Events
1
First playoff point
1
First playoff goal
PHI4–3→MNS4–3→MTL0–4

Craig Cameron plays the 1967-1968 season for St. Louis Blues

Craig Cameron's season starts in game 38 of 74

Craig Cameron scores his first NHL goal

Craig Cameron records his first NHL assist

3/4 into the season

Craig Cameron closes the 1967-1968 season with 9 points

St. Louis Blues are in the playoffs

St. Louis Blues meet Philadelphia Flyers

St. Louis Blues knock Philadelphia Flyers out 4–3

St. Louis Blues meet Minnesota North Stars

St. Louis Blues knock Minnesota North Stars out 4–3

St. Louis Blues play the Stanley Cup Final against Montréal Canadiens

Montréal Canadiens knock St. Louis Blues out 4–0

Craig Cameron ends the 1967-1968 playoffs with 1 points