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Retired1982–83 to 1994–95

Mats Näslund

9
Seasons
651
Games
634
Points
251
Goals
383
Assists
0.97
P/GP

Mats Näslund played in the NHL 1982–83 to 1994–95, for Montréal Canadiens and Boston Bruins. Näslund put up 634 points in 651 games, 251 goals and 383 assists, an average of 0.97 points per game. That is 22nd most points and 20th most goals of the 402 Swedish skaters who have played in the NHL. The best season was 1985–86 with 110 points in 80 games. Career honours include Stanley Cup, Lady Byng Memorial Trophy and Guldpucken. More about Mats Näslund

BirthplaceTimråBorn1959 (66 years)Height168 cmWeight73 kgShootsL
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Mats Näslund is regarded as Article in HockeysverigeRead the sourceArticle in SportbladetRead the source. Article in HockeysverigeRead the source were defining features of his game. Article in HockeysverigeRead the sourceArticle in Swedish Ice Hockey AssociationRead the source grew up in Timrå, with Timrå IK as his formative hockey club. In a January Article in HockeysverigeRead the source interview with Hockeysverige, he spoke about his father Torsten, who had played hockey for Wistavarvs and Wifsta-Östrand. His childhood idol was Article in DubbeltallenRead the source.

Article in ByggnadsarbetarenRead the source. Interviewed by Byggnadsarbetaren in August Article in ByggnadsarbetarenRead the source, he recalled building real houses with his classmates as early as their second school year.

Article in ByggnadsarbetarenRead the source. Article in ByggnadsarbetarenRead the source. In his 2021 Hockeysverige interview, he identified Article in HockeysverigeRead the source and Lennart Jansson as the people who had recruited him to Brynäs.

Näslund also spent several years working as team manager for Sweden’s national team, Tre Kronor, or “Three Crowns”, is the nickname of Sweden’s senior men’s national ice hockey team.Article in Swedish Ice Hockey AssociationRead the source. In a November Article in SHLRead the source interview with SHLSHL, the Swedish Hockey League, is Sweden’s top men’s domestic ice hockey league., he said he played golf and still skated once a week.

BOSBoston Bruins
1994–951 season
PTS
22
G
8
A
14
GP
34
MTLMontréal Canadiens
1982–83 to 1989–908 seasons
PTS
612
G
243
A
369
GP
617