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Eric Selleck's 2012-2013 season

Points
1
NHL#671
Goals
0
NHL#626
Assists
1
NHL#631
Plus/minus
+2
NHL#231
Games
2
4%
4% of 48

Left winger Eric Selleck was 24 years old when the 2012-2013 season began, his 1st in the NHL, and played it for Florida Panthers. He played 2 of a possible 48 games and scored 0 goals and 1 assists for 1 points, 0.50 points per game. The season was cut to 48 games by the lockout. Florida Panthers did not reach the playoffs.

Below: the whole season, game by game.

2012-2013
  1. A late start

    Eric Selleck's season starts in game 30 of 48

    Florida Panthers have played 29 games29 of 48 without him
    NHL debut

    Eric Selleck makes his NHL debut in 4–⁠1 win against Carolina Hurricanes

    Eric was 25 years old · PNC Arena, USA

    His first NHL game
    0
    Goals
    0
    Assists
    0
    Points
    0
    +/-
    7:47
    TOI

    Swedes on the ice: Jacob Markström.

    • The game
      FLA4–1CAR
      W
      game 30/481
      His night
      No points
      0+/-1SOG07:47TOI
    • Checkpoint

      3/4 into the season

      Game 36 of 481 of 36 played
      0
      points
      NHL#678
      0
      goals
      NHL#566
      0
      assists
      NHL#658
      FLA
      11-19-6W-L-OT28Points
      5th in the Southeast·15th in the Eastern Conference·30th in the whole NHL
    • April 2013
    • The game
      FLA5–3TBL
      W
      game 48/483
      His night
      +1P+1A
      +2+/-1SOG08:03TOI
      +1 assist
    Milestone

    Eric Selleck records his first NHL assist

    in the game against Tampa Bay Lightning · April 27

    The season in numbers

    Eric Selleck closes the 2012-2013 season with 1 points

    Florida Panthers did not reach the playoffs
    Points
    1
    NHL#671
    Games
    2of 48
    4%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#626
    Assists
    1
    NHL#631
    P/GP
    0.50
    +/-
    +2
    NHL#231
    Events
    1
    career best in points
    1
    career best in assists
    1
    First NHL point
    1
    First NHL assist