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Regular seasonSTL

Roger Picard's 1967-1968 season

Points
4
NHL#210
Goals
2
NHL#184
Assists
2
NHL#215
Plus/minus
-3
NHL#176
Games
15
20%
20% of 74

Right winger Roger Picard was 34 years old when the 1967-1968 season began, his 1st in the NHL, and played it for St. Louis Blues. He played 15 of a possible 74 games and scored 2 goals and 2 assists for 4 points, 0.27 points per game.

Below: the whole season, game by game.

1967-1968Playoffs
  1. NHL debut

    Roger Picard makes his NHL debut in the 2–⁠2 draw against Minnesota North Stars

    MNSMinnesota North Stars2–2STLSt. Louis Blues

    Roger was 34 years old · St. Louis Arena, USA

    His first NHL game
    0
    Goals
    0
    Assists
    0
    Points
    0
    +/-
    View the game
    • The game
      MNS2–2STL
      game 1/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-1SOG
      View the game
    • The game
      PIT3–1STL
      L
      game 2/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-1SOG
      View the game
    • The game
      STL4–2PIT
      W
      game 3/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-3SOG
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    • The game
      PHI2–1STL
      L
      game 4/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-2SOG
      View the game
    • The game
      STL0–1DET
      L
      game 6/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-0SOG
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    • The game
      STL1–4MTL
      L
      game 8/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-2SOG
      View the game
    • November 1967
    • The game
      BOS1–5STL
      W
      game 9/74
      His night
      +1P+1A
      +1+/-2SOG
      +1 assist
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    Milestone

    Roger Picard records his first NHL assist

    in the game against Boston Bruins · November 1

    • The game
      DET2–3STL
      W
      game 10/74
      His night
      +1P+1G
      0+/-5SOG
      +1 goal
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    Milestone

    Roger Picard scores his first NHL goal

    in the game against Detroit Red Wings · November 4

    • The game
      STL1–5MNS
      L
      game 11/74
      His night
      No points
      -1+/-2SOG
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    • The game
      STL5–1PIT
      W
      game 12/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-6SOG
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    • The game
      STL2–5CHI
      L
      game 13/74
      His night
      No points
      -1+/-3SOG
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    • The game
      CHI4–1STL
      L
      game 14/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-9SOG
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    • The game
      PIT5–3STL
      L
      game 15/74
      His night
      +2P+1G+1A
      -1+/-4SOG
      +2 points
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    • The game
      STL2–3PHI
      L
      game 16/74
      His night
      No points
      -1+/-3SOG
      View the game
    • The game
      MTL3–1STL
      L
      game 17/74
      His night
      No points
      0+/-2SOG
      View the game
    The season in numbers

    Roger Picard closes the 1967-1968 season with 4 points

    STLSt. Louis Blues
    Points
    4
    NHL#210
    Games
    15of 74
    20%
    Goals
    2
    NHL#184
    Assists
    2
    NHL#215
    P/GP
    0.27
    +/-
    -3
    NHL#176
    Events
    4
    career best in points
    2
    career best in goals
    2
    career best in assists
    1
    First NHL goal
    1
    First NHL point
    1
    First NHL assist
    4 months and 13 days later
    Playoffs

    St. Louis Blues are in the playoffs

    Quarterfinal

    St. Louis Blues meet Philadelphia Flyers

    STLvsPHI
    Swedes on St. Louis Blues
    No Swedes
    Swedes on Philadelphia Flyers
    No Swedes
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    14 days later
    Quarterfinal

    St. Louis Blues knock Philadelphia Flyers out 4–3

    STL4–3PHI
    Advance
    He did not play in this round
    3 days later
    Semifinal

    St. Louis Blues meet Minnesota North Stars

    STLvsMNS
    Swedes on St. Louis Blues
    No Swedes
    Swedes on Minnesota North Stars
    No Swedes
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    12 days later
    Semifinal

    St. Louis Blues knock Minnesota North Stars out 4–3

    STL4–3MNS
    Advance
    He did not play in this round
    2 days later
    Stanley Cup Final

    St. Louis Blues play the Stanley Cup Final against Montréal Canadiens

    STLvsMTL
    Swedes on St. Louis Blues
    No Swedes
    Swedes on Montréal Canadiens
    No Swedes
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    6 days later
    Stanley Cup Final

    Montréal Canadiens knock St. Louis Blues out 4–0

    STL0–4MTL
    Eliminated
    He did not play in this round
    The run in numbers

    Roger Picard ends the 1967-1968 playoffs with 0 points

    STLSt. Louis Blues
    Points
    0
    Games
    0
    Goals
    0
    Assists
    0
    P/GP
    —
    +/-
    0
    PHI4–3→MNS4–3→MTL0–4