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Denny Felsner's 1992-1993 season

Points
3
NHL#567
Goals
0
NHL#589
Assists
3
NHL#531
Plus/minus
+4
NHL#194
Games
6
7%
7% of 84

Left winger Denny Felsner was 22 years old when the 1992-1993 season began, his 2nd in the NHL, and played it for St. Louis Blues. He played 6 of a possible 84 games and scored 0 goals and 3 assists for 3 points, 0.50 points per game. In the playoffs he played 9 games for 5 points.

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

1992-1993Playoffs
  1. Season opener

    Denny Felsner plays the 1992-1993 season for St. Louis Blues

    Denny was 22 years old when the 1992-1993 season began. It was his 2nd season with the team. His 2nd NHL season in all.

    A late start

    Denny Felsner's season starts in game 79 of 84

    St. Louis Blues have played 78 games78 of 84 without him
    • The game
      STL4–5CHI
      L
      game 79/84
      His night
      No points
      0+/-1SOG
    • The game
      STL2–2TBL
      game 80/841
      His night
      No points
      0+/-0SOG
    • The game
      STL3–4MNS
      L
      game 81/842
      His night
      No points
      0+/-0SOG
    • The game
      MNS1–5STL
      W
      game 82/842
      His night
      +1P+1A
      +2+/-2SOG
      +1 assist
    • The game
      STL1–2TOR
      L
      game 83/84
      His night
      +1P+1A
      +1+/-1SOG
      +1 assist
    • The game
      TBL5–6STL
      W
      game 84/841
      His night
      +1P+1A
      +1+/-0SOG
      +1 assist
    The season in numbers

    Denny Felsner closes the 1992-1993 season with 3 points

    Points
    3
    NHL#567
    Games
    6of 84
    7%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#589
    Assists
    3
    NHL#531
    P/GP
    0.50
    +/-
    +4
    NHL#194
    Events
    3
    career best in points
    3
    career best in assists
    3 days later
    Playoffs

    St. Louis Blues are in the playoffs

    First round

    St. Louis Blues meet Chicago Blackhawks

    STLvsCHI
    Swedes on St. Louis Blues
    No Swedes
    Swedes on Chicago Blackhawks
    No Swedes
    • Game 1
      STL4–3CHI
      W
      His night
      +1P+1G
      +1+/-1SOG
      +1 goal
    • St. Louis Blueslead1–0againstChicago Blackhawks
    • Game 2
      STL2–0CHI
      W
      His night
      No points
      0+/-1SOG
    • St. Louis Blueslead2–0againstChicago Blackhawks
    • Game 3
      CHI0–3STL
      W
      His night
      +1P+1A
      +1+/-0SOG
      +1 assist
    • St. Louis Blueslead3–0againstChicago Blackhawks
    • Game 4
      CHI3–4STL
      W
      His night
      No points
      0+/-2SOG
    First round

    St. Louis Blues knock Chicago Blackhawks out 4–0

    STL4–0CHI
    Advance
    4Games2Points1Goals1Assists
    8 days later
    Second round

    St. Louis Blues meet Toronto Maple Leafs

    STLvsTOR
    Swedes on St. Louis Blues
    No Swedes
    Swedes on Toronto Maple Leafs
    No Swedes
    • Game 1
      STL1–2TOR
      L
      His night
      +1P+1A
      +1+/-1SOG
      +1 assist
    • Toronto Maple Leafslead1–0againstSt. Louis Blues
    • Game 2
      STL2–1TOR
      W
      His night
      No points
      0+/-0SOG
    • St. Louis Bluesare1–1withToronto Maple Leafs
    • Game 3
      TOR3–4STL
      W
      His night
      +1P+1A
      +1+/-0SOG
      +1 assist
    • St. Louis Blueslead2–1againstToronto Maple Leafs
    • Game 4
      TOR4–1STL
      L
      His night
      +1P+1G
      0+/-2SOG1PPP
      +1 goal
    • St. Louis Bluesare2–2withToronto Maple Leafs
    • Game 5
      STL1–5TOR
      L
      His night
      No points
      0+/-0SOG
    Second round

    Toronto Maple Leafs knock St. Louis Blues out 4–3

    STL3–4TOR
    Eliminated
    5Games3Points1Goals2Assists
    The run in numbers

    Denny Felsner ends the 1992-1993 playoffs with 5 points

    Points
    5
    NHL#102
    Games
    9
    Goals
    2
    NHL#84
    Assists
    3
    NHL#98
    P/GP
    0.56
    NHL#49
    +/-
    +4
    NHL#32
    Events
    1
    First playoff assist
    1
    First playoff point
    1
    First playoff goal
    CHI4–0→TOR3–4