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Robbie Earl's NHL career

Points
7
Games
47
Goals
6
Assists
1
P/GP
0.15
Plus/minus
-4

Left winger Robbie Earl was drafted 187th overall by Toronto Maple Leafs in 2004. He played 3 seasons for 2 clubs, 2007-2010. That came to 47 games and 7 points, 6 goals and 1 assists.

Below: the whole of Robbie Earl's career, season by season.

Every season
  1. 2004 NHL Draft

    Robbie Earl is drafted 187 overall by Toronto Maple Leafs

    Selected
    187 overall, round 6
    Swedish flagSwedes drafted
    19 selected
    Swedish flagFirst Swede off the board
    Johannes Salmonsson#31
    First off the board
    Swedes from the same draft
  2. 3 years, 7 months and 6 days later · 4 seasons
    NHL debut

    Robbie Earl makes his NHL debut in 4–⁠2 win against Ottawa Senators

    Robbie was 22 years old · Air Canada Centre, Canada

    First NHL assistFirst NHL point

    Swedes on the ice: Anton Strålman and Mats Sundin.

    Season

    2007-2008

    Robbie Earl's first NHL season: 1 points

    Events
    Career best
    His best assist season
    73
    games missed
    Points
    1
    NHL#709
    Games
    9 of 82
    11%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#682
    Assists
    1
    NHL#678
    P/GP
    0.11
    +/-
    -2
    NHL#477
    The whole season2007-2008
  3. Season

    2009-2010

    Robbie Earl scores 6 points — the best season of his career

    Events
    Career best
    His best points season
    50
    games missed
    Points
    6
    NHL#589
    Games
    32 of 82
    39%
    Goals
    6
    NHL#355
    Assists
    0
    NHL#745
    P/GP
    0.19
    NHL#499
    +/-
    +1
    NHL#283
    The whole season2009-2010
  4. Season

    2010-2011

    Robbie Earl's last season: 0 points

    Events
    76
    games missed
    Points
    0
    NHL#778
    Games
    6 of 82
    7%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#701
    Assists
    0
    NHL#752
    P/GP
    0.00
    +/-
    -3
    NHL#562
    The whole season2010-2011
  5. The career

    Robbie Earl played his last NHL game in 2010

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