Gordie Dwyer's NHL career
Left winger Gordie Dwyer was drafted 152th overall by Montréal Canadiens in 1998. He played 5 seasons for 3 clubs, 1999-2003. That came to 108 games and 5 points, 0 goals and 5 assists.
Below: the whole of Gordie Dwyer's career, season by season.
- Year 19961996 NHL Draft
Gordie Dwyer is drafted 67 overall by St. Louis Blues
First off the board- 1Chris PhillipsOTT
- 2Andrei ZyuzinSJS
- 3J-P DumontNYI
Swedes from the same draftSamuel Påhlsson798 GP · 199 P
Andreas Dackell613 GP · 250 P
Marcus Nilson521 GP · 168 P
- 3 years, 7 months and 21 days later · 4 seasonsYear 20001999-2000 seasonNHL debut
Gordie Dwyer makes his NHL debut in 2–5 loss against Carolina Hurricanes
Gordie was 22 years old ·
Ice Palace, USA
Swedes on the ice:
Tommy Westlund,
Fredrik Modin and
Nisse Ekman.
Season1999-2000
Gordie Dwyer's first NHL season: 1 points
Events58games missedThe whole season1999-2000Points1NHL#698Games24 of 8229%Goals0NHL#654Assists1NHL#661P/GP0.04+/--6NHL#633 - Year 2001Season
2000-2001
Gordie Dwyer plays only 28 games for 1 points
Events54games missedThe whole season2000-2001Points1NHL#734Games28 of 8234%Goals0NHL#707Assists1NHL#701P/GP0.04+/--7NHL#693 - Year 2002Season
2001-2002
Gordie Dwyer scores 2 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points season56games missedThe whole season2001-2002Points2NHL#663Games26 of 8232%Goals0NHL#669Assists2NHL#619P/GP0.08+/--4NHL#603 - Year 2003Season
2002-2003
Gordie Dwyer plays only 28 games for 1 points
Events54games missedThe whole season2002-2003Points1NHL#720Games28 of 8234%Goals0NHL#696Assists1NHL#681P/GP0.04+/--3NHL#557 - Season
2003-2004
Gordie Dwyer's last season: 0 points
Events80games missedThe whole season and the playoff run2003-2004Points0NHL#805Games2 of 822%Goals0NHL#700Assists0NHL#776P/GP0.00+/-0NHL#346PlayoffsEliminated by Tampa Bay Lightning0 of 11 games0 pointsFirst roundBOSBoston Bruins4–3Second roundTBLTampa Bay Lightning0–4 - The career
Gordie Dwyer played his last NHL game in 2003
The career ended after 5 seasons, the last of them with Montréal Canadiens.