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Mark Fayne's NHL career

Points
65
Games
389
Assists
48
Goals
17
Plus/minus
-19

Defenceman Mark Fayne was drafted 155th overall by New Jersey Devils in 2005. He played 7 seasons for 2 clubs, 2010-2016. That came to 389 games and 65 points, 17 goals and 48 assists.

Below: the whole of Mark Fayne's career, season by season.

Every season
  1. 2005 NHL Draft

    Mark Fayne is drafted 155 overall by New Jersey Devils

    NJDNew Jersey Devils
    Selected
    155 overall, round 5
    Swedish flagSwedes drafted
    12 selected
    Swedish flagFirst Swede off the board
    Niclas Bergfors#23
    First off the board
    Swedes from the same draft
    The full 2005 draft
  2. 5 years, 3 months and 23 days later · 5 seasons
    NHL debut

    Mark Fayne makes his NHL debut in 5–⁠0 win against Washington Capitals

    WSHWashington Capitals0–5NJDNew Jersey Devils

    Mark was 23 years old · Prudential Center, USA

    Swedes on the ice: Marcus Johansson, Nicklas Bäckström, Johan Hedberg, among others.

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    Season

    2010-2011

    Mark Fayne's first NHL season: 14 points

    NJDNew Jersey Devils
    Events
    Career best
    His best goal-scoring season
    25
    games missed
    Points
    14
    NHL#439
    Games
    57 of 82
    70%
    Goals
    4
    NHL#419
    Assists
    10
    NHL#409
    P/GP
    0.25
    NHL#424
    +/-
    +10
    NHL#98
    The whole season2010-2011
  3. Season

    2011-2012

    Mark Fayne scores 17 points — the best season of his career

    NJDNew Jersey Devils
    Events
    Career best
    His best points season
    Points
    17
    NHL#374
    Games
    82 of 82
    100%
    Goals
    4
    NHL#399
    Assists
    13
    NHL#334
    P/GP
    0.21
    NHL#463
    +/-
    -4
    NHL#609
    PlayoffsEliminated by Los Angeles Kings
    24 games3 points0 G · 3 A
    First roundFLAFlorida Panthers4–3Second roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers4–1Conference finalNYRNew York Rangers4–2Stanley Cup FinalLAKLos Angeles Kings2–4
    The whole season and the playoff run2011-2012
  4. Season

    2012-2013

    Mark Fayne scores 6 points

    NJDNew Jersey Devils
    Events
    17
    games missed
    Points
    6
    NHL#478
    Games
    31 of 48
    65%
    Goals
    1
    NHL#517
    Assists
    5
    NHL#424
    P/GP
    0.19
    NHL#484
    +/-
    +6
    NHL#104
    The whole season2012-2013
  5. Season

    2013-2014

    Mark Fayne scores 4 goals — his best goal-scoring season

    NJDNew Jersey Devils
    Events
    Career best
    His best goal-scoring season
    Points
    11
    NHL#483
    Games
    72 of 82
    88%
    Goals
    4
    NHL#422
    Assists
    7
    NHL#485
    P/GP
    0.15
    NHL#538
    +/-
    -5
    NHL#644
    The whole season2013-2014
  6. Season

    2014-2015

    Mark Fayne scores 8 points

    EDMEdmonton Oilers
    Points
    8
    NHL#552
    Games
    74 of 82
    90%
    Goals
    2
    NHL#528
    Assists
    6
    NHL#507
    P/GP
    0.11
    NHL#602
    +/-
    -21
    NHL#855
    The whole season2014-2015
  7. Season

    2015-2016

    Mark Fayne scores 7 points

    EDMEdmonton Oilers
    Points
    7
    NHL#547
    Games
    69 of 82
    84%
    Goals
    2
    NHL#524
    Assists
    5
    NHL#526
    P/GP
    0.10
    NHL#594
    +/-
    -6
    NHL#685
    The whole season2015-2016
  8. Season

    2016-2017

    Mark Fayne's last season: 2 points

    EDMEdmonton Oilers
    Events
    78
    games missed
    Points
    2
    NHL#690
    Games
    4 of 82
    5%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#693
    Assists
    2
    NHL#644
    P/GP
    0.50
    +/-
    +1
    NHL#301
    PlayoffsEliminated by Anaheim Ducks
    0 of 13 games0 points
    First roundSJSSan Jose Sharks4–2Second roundANAAnaheim Ducks3–4
    The whole season and the playoff run2016-2017
  9. The career

    Mark Fayne played his last NHL game in 2016

    The career ended after 7 seasons, the last of them with Edmonton Oilers.