Regular season and playoffsSTL
Gary Veneruzzo's 1967-1968 season
Points
2
NHL#228
Goals
1
NHL#202
Assists
1
NHL#231
Plus/minus
+1
NHL#104
Games
5
6%
Left winger Gary Veneruzzo was 24 years old when the 1967-1968 season began, his 1st in the NHL, and played it for St. Louis Blues. He played 5 of a possible 74 games and scored 1 goals and 1 assists for 2 points, 0.40 points per game. In the playoffs he played 9 games for 2 points.
Below: the whole season and the playoff run, game by game.
1967-1968Playoffs
- Year 196858 years agoA late start
Gary Veneruzzo's season starts in game 54 of 74
St. Louis Blues have played 53 games53 of 74 without himNHL debutGary Veneruzzo makes his NHL debut in 3–1 win against Pittsburgh Penguins
Gary was 24 years old ·
Civic Arena, USA
His first NHL game0Goals0Assists0Points0+/-- The gameSTL3–1PITWgame 54/74His nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- The gameSTL2–2MNSgame 55/74His nightNo points-1+/-1SOG
- +1 assistThe gameSTL5–1TORWgame 56/74His night+1P+1A+1+/-3SOG
- Checkpoint
3/4 into the season
Game 56 of 743 of 56 played1pointsNHL#2300goalsNHL#2201assistsNHL#218STL21-24-0W-L-OT53PointsPlayoff spot8th in the whole NHL
MilestoneGary Veneruzzo records his first NHL assist
in the game against Toronto Maple Leafs · February 21
- The gameSTL1–2MTLLgame 57/74His nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- +1 goalThe gameSTL2–4LAKLgame 58/74His night+1P+1G+1+/-2SOG
MilestoneGary Veneruzzo scores his first NHL goal
in the game against Los Angeles Kings · February 25
The season in numbersGary Veneruzzo closes the 1967-1968 season with 2 points
Points2NHL#228Games5of 747%Goals1NHL#202Assists1NHL#231P/GP0.40+/-+1NHL#104Events2career best in points1career best in goals1career best in assists1First NHL goal1First NHL point1First NHL assist1 month and 10 days laterPlayoffsSt. Louis Blues are in the playoffs
QuarterfinalSt. Louis Blues meet Philadelphia Flyers
STLvsPHISwedes on St. Louis BluesNo SwedesSwedes on Philadelphia FlyersNo Swedes- Game 7STL3–1PHIWHis nightNo points0+/-3SOG
QuarterfinalSt. Louis Blues knock Philadelphia Flyers out 4–3
STL4–3PHIAdvance1Games0Points0Goals0Assists3 days laterSemifinalSt. Louis Blues meet Minnesota North Stars
STLvsMNSSwedes on St. Louis BluesNo SwedesSwedes on Minnesota North StarsNo Swedes- +1 assistGame 1MNS3–5STLWHis night+1P+1A+1+/-1SOG
- St. Louis Blueslead1–0againstMinnesota North Stars
- Game 2STL2–3MNSLHis nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- St. Louis Bluesare1–1withMinnesota North Stars
- Game 5MNS2–3STLWHis nightNo points-1+/-2SOG
- May 1968
- St. Louis Blueslead3–2againstMinnesota North Stars
- Game 6STL1–5MNSLHis nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- St. Louis Bluesare3–3withMinnesota North Stars
- Game 7MNS1–2STLWHis nightNo points0+/-1SOG
SemifinalSt. Louis Blues knock Minnesota North Stars out 4–3
STL4–3MNSAdvance5Games1Points0Goals1Assists2 days laterStanley Cup FinalSt. Louis Blues play the Stanley Cup Final against Montréal Canadiens
STLvsMTLSwedes on St. Louis BluesNo SwedesSwedes on Montréal CanadiensNo Swedes- Game 1MTL3–2STLLHis nightNo points-1+/-0SOG
- Montréal Canadienslead1–0againstSt. Louis Blues
- Game 2MTL1–0STLLHis nightNo points-1+/-0SOG
- Montréal Canadienslead2–0againstSt. Louis Blues
- +1 assistGame 4STL2–3MTLLHis night+1P+1A-1+/-1SOG1PPP
Stanley Cup FinalMontréal Canadiens knock St. Louis Blues out 4–0
STL0–4MTLEliminated3Games1Points0Goals1AssistsThe run in numbersGary Veneruzzo ends the 1967-1968 playoffs with 2 points
Points2NHL#81Games9Goals0NHL#87Assists2NHL#59P/GP0.22NHL#88+/--3NHL#117Events1First playoff point1First playoff assistPHI4–3→MNS4–3→MTL0–4