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Rob Pearson's NHL career

Points
110
Games
269
Goals
56
Assists
54
P/GP
0.41
Plus/minus
-31

Right winger Rob Pearson was drafted 12th overall by Toronto Maple Leafs in 1989. He played 6 seasons for 3 clubs, 1991-1996. That came to 269 games and 110 points, 56 goals and 54 assists.

Below: the whole of Rob Pearson's career, season by season.

Every season
  1. 1989 NHL Draft

    Rob Pearson is drafted 12 overall by Toronto Maple Leafs

    TORToronto Maple Leafs
    Selected
    12 overall, round 1
    Swedish flagSwedes drafted
    9 selected
    Swedish flagFirst Swede off the board
    Mats Sundin#1
    First off the board
    Swedes from the same draft
    The full 1989 draft
  2. 2 years, 3 months and 16 days later · 3 seasons
    NHL debut

    Rob Pearson makes his NHL debut in 3–⁠4 loss against Montréal Canadiens

    TORToronto Maple Leafs3–4MTLMontréal Canadiens

    Rob was 20 years old · Montreal Forum, Canada

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    Season

    1991-1992

    Rob Pearson's first NHL season: 24 points

    TORToronto Maple Leafs
    Events
    33
    games missed
    Points
    24
    NHL#248
    Games
    47 of 80
    59%
    Goals
    14
    NHL#157
    Assists
    10
    NHL#326
    P/GP
    0.51
    NHL#192
    +/-
    -16
    NHL#666
    The whole season1991-1992
  3. Season

    1992-1993

    Rob Pearson scores 37 points — the best season of his career

    TORToronto Maple Leafs
    Events
    Career best
    His best points season
    Points
    37
    NHL#196
    Games
    78 of 84
    93%
    Goals
    23
    NHL#95
    Assists
    14
    NHL#295
    P/GP
    0.47
    NHL#232
    +/-
    -2
    NHL#408
    PlayoffsEliminated by Los Angeles Kings
    14 of 21 games4 points2 G · 2 A
    First roundDETDetroit Red Wings4–3Second roundSTLSt. Louis Blues4–3Conference finalLAKLos Angeles Kings3–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1992-1993
  4. Season

    1993-1994

    Rob Pearson scores 30 points

    TORToronto Maple Leafs
    Events
    Career best
    His best assist season
    17
    games missed
    Points
    30
    NHL#236
    Games
    67 of 84
    80%
    Goals
    12
    NHL#212
    Assists
    18
    NHL#253
    P/GP
    0.45
    NHL#249
    +/-
    -6
    NHL#578
    PlayoffsEliminated by Vancouver Canucks
    14 of 18 games1 points1 G · 0 A
    First roundCHIChicago Blackhawks4–2Second roundSJSSan Jose Sharks4–3Conference finalVANVancouver Canucks1–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1993-1994
  5. Season

    1994-1995

    Rob Pearson scores 6 points

    WSHWashington Capitals
    Events
    16
    games missed
    Points
    6
    NHL#429
    Games
    32 of 48
    67%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#550
    Assists
    6
    NHL#350
    P/GP
    0.19
    NHL#426
    +/-
    -6
    NHL#599
    PlayoffsEliminated by Pittsburgh Penguins
    3 of 7 games1 points1 G · 0 A
    First roundPITPittsburgh Penguins3–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1994-1995
  6. Season

    1995-1996

    Rob Pearson plays only 27 games for 10 points

    STLSt. Louis Blues
    Events
    55
    games missed
    Points
    10
    NHL#438
    Games
    27 of 82
    33%
    Goals
    6
    NHL#318
    Assists
    4
    NHL#495
    P/GP
    0.37
    +/-
    +4
    NHL#188
    PlayoffsEliminated by Detroit Red Wings
    2 of 13 games0 points
    First roundTORToronto Maple Leafs4–2Second roundDETDetroit Red Wings3–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1995-1996
  7. Season

    1996-1997

    Rob Pearson's last season: 3 points

    STLSt. Louis Blues
    Events
    64
    games missed
    Points
    3
    NHL#583
    Games
    18 of 82
    22%
    Goals
    1
    NHL#533
    Assists
    2
    NHL#568
    P/GP
    0.17
    +/-
    -5
    NHL#534
    PlayoffsEliminated by Detroit Red Wings
    0 of 6 games0 points
    First roundDETDetroit Red Wings2–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1996-1997
  8. The career

    Rob Pearson played his last NHL game in 1996

    The career ended after 6 seasons, the last of them with St. Louis Blues.