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Doug Keans's NHL career

Wins
96
Games
210
Shutouts
4
Save %
.874

Goaltender Doug Keans was drafted 94th overall by Los Angeles Kings in 1978. He played 9 seasons for 2 clubs, 1979-1988. That came to 210 games and 96 wins, 4 shutouts.

Below: the whole of Doug Keans's career, season by season.

Every season
  1. 1978 NHL Draft

    Doug Keans is drafted 94 overall by Los Angeles Kings

    Selected
    94 overall, round 6
    Swedish flagSwedes drafted
    8 selected
    Swedish flagFirst Swede off the board
    First off the board
    Swedes from the same draft
  2. 1 year, 8 months and 1 day later · 2 seasons
    NHL debut

    Doug Keans makes his NHL debut

    Doug was 22 years old · The Forum, USA

    First NHL win

    Swedes on the ice: Anders Kallur, Robert Nyström and Stefan Persson.

    Season

    1979-1980

    Doug Keans's first NHL season: 10 games

    Wins
    3
    Games
    10 of 80
    13%
    SV%
    .907
    NHL#5
    GAA
    2.48
    NHL#5
    Shutouts
    0
    NHL#29
    PlayoffsEliminated by New York Islanders
    1 of 4 games
    Preliminary roundNYINew York Islanders1–3
    The whole season and the playoff run1979-1980
  3. Season

    1980-1981

    Doug Keans plays 9 of 80 games

    Wins
    2
    Games
    9 of 80
    11%
    SV%
    .837
    NHL#61
    GAA
    4.89
    NHL#57
    Shutouts
    0
    NHL#24
    PlayoffsEliminated by New York Rangers
    0 of 4 games
    Preliminary roundNYRNew York Rangers1–3
    The whole season and the playoff run1980-1981
  4. Season

    1981-1982

    Doug Keans plays 31 of 80 games

    Wins
    8
    Games
    31 of 80
    39%
    SV%
    .864
    NHL#43
    GAA
    4.32
    NHL#42
    Shutouts
    0
    NHL#21
    PlayoffsEliminated by Vancouver Canucks
    2 of 10 games
    First roundEDMEdmonton Oilers3–2Second roundVANVancouver Canucks1–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1981-1982
  5. Season

    1982-1983

    Doug Keans plays 6 of 80 games

    Wins
    0
    Games
    6 of 80
    8%
    SV%
    .826
    NHL#60
    GAA
    4.73
    NHL#55
    Shutouts
    0
    NHL#27
    The whole season1982-1983
  6. Season

    1983-1984

    Doug Keans plays 33 of 80 games

    Wins
    19
    Games
    33 of 80
    41%
    SV%
    .883
    NHL#18
    GAA
    3.11
    NHL#7
    Shutouts
    2
    NHL#4
    PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens
    0 of 3 games
    First roundMTLMontréal Canadiens0–3
    The whole season and the playoff run1983-1984
  7. Season

    1984-1985

    Doug Keans plays 25 of 80 games

    Wins
    16
    Games
    25 of 80
    31%
    SV%
    .877
    NHL#30
    GAA
    3.29
    NHL#15
    Shutouts
    1
    NHL#9
    PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens
    4 of 5 games
    First roundMTLMontréal Canadiens2–3
    The whole season and the playoff run1984-1985
  8. Season

    1985-1986

    Doug Keans plays 30 of 80 games

    Wins
    14
    Games
    30 of 80
    38%
    SV%
    .863
    NHL#42
    GAA
    3.66
    NHL#28
    Shutouts
    0
    NHL#32
    PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens
    0 of 3 games
    First roundMTLMontréal Canadiens0–3
    The whole season and the playoff run1985-1986
  9. Season

    1986-1987

    Doug Keans plays 36 of 80 games

    Wins
    18
    Games
    36 of 80
    45%
    SV%
    .881
    NHL#28
    GAA
    3.34
    NHL#17
    Shutouts
    0
    NHL#21
    PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens
    2 of 4 games
    First roundMTLMontréal Canadiens0–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1986-1987
  10. Season

    1987-1988

    Doug Keans's last season: 30 games

    Wins
    16
    Games
    30 of 80
    38%
    SV%
    .880
    NHL#28
    GAA
    3.26
    NHL#14
    Shutouts
    1
    NHL#19
    PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers
    0 of 22 games
    First roundBUFBuffalo Sabres4–2Second roundMTLMontréal Canadiens4–1Conference finalNJDNew Jersey Devils4–3Stanley Cup FinalEDMEdmonton Oilers0–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1987-1988
  11. The career

    Doug Keans played his last NHL game in 1988

    The career ended after 9 seasons, the last of them with Boston Bruins.