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NHL careerNYISTLLast NHL game 1988

Ron Handy's NHL career

Points
3
Games
14
Goals
0
Assists
3
P/GP
0.21
Plus/minus
-2

Left winger Ron Handy was drafted 57th overall by New York Islanders in 1981. He played 2 seasons for 2 clubs, 1984-1988. That came to 14 games and 3 points, 0 goals and 3 assists.

Below: the whole of Ron Handy's career, season by season.

Every season
  1. 1981 NHL Draft

    Ron Handy is drafted 57 overall by New York Islanders

    Selected
    57 overall, round 3
    Swedish flagSwedes drafted
    14 selected
    Swedish flagFirst Swede off the board
    Jan Ingman#19
    First off the board
    Swedes from the same draft
  2. 3 years, 6 months and 19 days later · 4 seasons
    NHL debut

    Ron Handy makes his NHL debut in 5–⁠1 win against St. Louis Blues

    Ron was 21 years old · St. Louis Arena, USA

    First NHL assistFirst NHL point

    Swedes on the ice: Stefan Persson, Tomas Jonsson and Jörgen Pettersson.

    Season

    1984-1985

    Ron Handy's first NHL season: 2 points

    Events
    Career best
    His best points season
    70
    games missed
    Points
    2
    NHL#499
    Games
    10 of 80
    13%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#499
    Assists
    2
    NHL#483
    P/GP
    0.20
    +/-
    -1
    NHL#297
    PlayoffsEliminated by Philadelphia Flyers
    0 of 10 games0 points
    First roundWSHWashington Capitals3–2Second roundPHIPhiladelphia Flyers1–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1984-1985
  3. Season

    1987-1988

    Ron Handy's last season: 1 points

    Events
    76
    games missed
    Points
    1
    NHL#545
    Games
    4 of 80
    5%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#538
    Assists
    1
    NHL#515
    P/GP
    0.25
    +/-
    -1
    NHL#321
    PlayoffsEliminated by Detroit Red Wings
    0 of 10 games0 points
    First roundCHIChicago Blackhawks4–1Second roundDETDetroit Red Wings1–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1987-1988
  4. The career

    Ron Handy played his last NHL game in 1988

    The career ended after 2 seasons, the last of them with St. Louis Blues.