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Jean-Guy Trudel's NHL career

Points
0
Games
5
Goals
0
Assists
0
P/GP
0.00
Plus/minus
-1

Left winger Jean-Guy Trudel played in the NHL. He played 3 seasons for 2 clubs, 1999-2002. That came to 5 games and 0 points, 0 goals and 0 assists.

Below: the whole of Jean-Guy Trudel's career, season by season.

Every season
  1. NHL debut

    Jean-Guy Trudel makes his NHL debut in 1–⁠5 loss against San Jose Sharks

    Jean-Guy was 24 years old · San Jose Arena, USA

    Swedes on the ice: Niklas Sundström and Marcus Ragnarsson.

    Season

    1999-2000

    Jean-Guy Trudel's first NHL season: 0 points

    Events
    81
    games missed
    Points
    0
    NHL#741
    Games
    1 of 82
    1%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#654
    Assists
    0
    NHL#728
    P/GP
    0.00
    +/-
    -1
    NHL#407
    PlayoffsEliminated by Colorado Avalanche
    0 of 5 games0 points
    First roundCOLColorado Avalanche1–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1999-2000
  2. Season

    2001-2002

    Jean-Guy Trudel plays only 3 games for 0 points

    Events
    79
    games missed
    Points
    0
    NHL#765
    Games
    3 of 82
    4%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#669
    Assists
    0
    NHL#741
    P/GP
    0.00
    +/-
    0
    NHL#332
    PlayoffsEliminated by San Jose Sharks
    0 of 5 games0 points
    First roundSJSSan Jose Sharks1–4
    The whole season and the playoff run2001-2002
  3. Season

    2002-2003

    Jean-Guy Trudel's last season: 0 points

    Events
    81
    games missed
    Points
    0
    NHL#780
    Games
    1 of 82
    1%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#696
    Assists
    0
    NHL#749
    P/GP
    0.00
    +/-
    0
    NHL#351
    PlayoffsEliminated by Anaheim Ducks
    0 of 18 games0 points
    First roundCOLColorado Avalanche4–3Second roundVANVancouver Canucks4–3Conference finalANAAnaheim Ducks0–4
    The whole season and the playoff run2002-2003
  4. The career

    Jean-Guy Trudel played his last NHL game in 2002

    The career ended after 3 seasons, the last of them with Minnesota Wild.