Doug Smail's NHL career
Left winger Doug Smail played in the NHL. He played 13 seasons for 4 clubs, 1980-1993. That came to 845 games and 459 points, 210 goals and 249 assists.
Below: the whole of Doug Smail's career, season by season.
- Year 19801980-1981 seasonNHL debut
Doug Smail makes his NHL debut in 1–4 loss against Washington Capitals
Doug was 23 years old ·
Capital Centre, USA
Swedes on the ice:
Bengt-Åke Gustafsson and
Rolf Edberg.
Year 1981Season1980-1981
Doug Smail's first NHL season: 18 points
Events50games missedThe whole season1980-1981Points18NHL#312Games30 of 8038%Goals10NHL#228Assists8NHL#362P/GP0.60NHL#184+/--8NHL#422 - Year 1982Season
1981-1982
Doug Smail scores 35 points
The whole season and the playoff run1981-1982Points35NHL#208Games72 of 8090%Goals17NHL#149Assists18NHL#247P/GP0.49NHL#248+/--22NHL#582PlayoffsEliminated by St. Louis Blues4 games0 pointsFirst roundSTLSt. Louis Blues1–3 - Year 1983Season
1982-1983
Doug Smail scores 44 points
The whole season and the playoff run1982-1983Points44NHL#146Games80 of 80100%Goals15NHL#165Assists29NHL#135P/GP0.55NHL#181+/-+1NHL#205PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers3 games0 pointsFirst roundEDMEdmonton Oilers0–3 - Year 1984Season
1983-1984
Doug Smail scores 37 points
The whole season and the playoff run1983-1984Points37NHL#187Games66 of 8083%Goals20NHL#115Assists17NHL#250P/GP0.56NHL#189+/--5NHL#412PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers3 games1 points0 G · 1 AFirst roundEDMEdmonton Oilers0–3 - Year 1985Season
1984-1985
Doug Smail scores 66 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points seasonThe whole season and the playoff run1984-1985Points66NHL#60Games80 of 80100%Goals31NHL#42Assists35NHL#93P/GP0.82NHL#87+/-+10NHL#107PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers8 games3 points2 G · 1 AFirst roundCGYCalgary Flames3–1Second roundEDMEdmonton Oilers0–4 - Year 1986Season
1985-1986
Doug Smail scores 42 points
The whole season and the playoff run1985-1986Points42NHL#166Games73 of 8091%Goals16NHL#167Assists26NHL#163P/GP0.58NHL#192+/--10NHL#498PlayoffsEliminated by Calgary Flames3 games1 points1 G · 0 AFirst roundCGYCalgary Flames0–3 - Year 1987Season
1986-1987
Doug Smail scores 43 points
The whole season and the playoff run1986-1987Points43NHL#151Games78 of 8098%Goals25NHL#71Assists18NHL#230P/GP0.55NHL#186+/-+20NHL#27PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers10 games4 points4 G · 0 AFirst roundCGYCalgary Flames4–2Second roundEDMEdmonton Oilers0–4 - Year 1988Season
1987-1988
Doug Smail scores 31 points
The whole season and the playoff run1987-1988Points31NHL#200Games71 of 8089%Goals15NHL#141Assists16NHL#245P/GP0.44NHL#231+/-+5NHL#146PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers5 games1 points1 G · 0 AFirst roundEDMEdmonton Oilers1–4 - Year 1989Season
1988-1989
Doug Smail plays only 47 games for 29 points
Events33games missedThe whole season1988-1989Points29NHL#222Games47 of 8059%Goals14NHL#171Assists15NHL#265P/GP0.62NHL#167+/-+12NHL#71 - Year 1990Season
1989-1990
Doug Smail scores 49 points
The whole season and the playoff run1989-1990Points49NHL#117Games79 of 8099%Goals25NHL#73Assists24NHL#164P/GP0.62NHL#155+/-+15NHL#45PlayoffsEliminated by Edmonton Oilers5 of 7 games1 points1 G · 0 AFirst roundEDMEdmonton Oilers3–4 - Year 1991Season
1990-1991
Doug Smail scores 23 points
The whole season and the playoff run1990-1991Points23NHL#252Games72 of 8090%Goals8NHL#242Assists15NHL#247P/GP0.32NHL#290+/--8NHL#526PlayoffsEliminated by Pittsburgh Penguins1 of 23 games0 pointsFirst roundCHIChicago Blackhawks4–2Second roundSTLSt. Louis Blues4–2Conference finalEDMEdmonton Oilers4–1Stanley Cup FinalPITPittsburgh Penguins2–4 - Year 1992Season
1991-1992
Doug Smail plays only 46 games for 28 points
Events34games missedThe whole season1991-1992Points28NHL#218Games46 of 8057%Goals10NHL#203Assists18NHL#209P/GP0.61NHL#153+/--11NHL#620 - Year 1993Season
1992-1993
Doug Smail's last season: 14 points
Events33games missedThe whole season1992-1993Points14NHL#391Games51 of 8461%Goals4NHL#382Assists10NHL#374P/GP0.27NHL#368+/--34NHL#700 - The career
Doug Smail played his last NHL game in 1993
The career ended after 13 seasons, the last of them with Ottawa Senators.