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Sean Shanahan's NHL career

Points
4
Games
40
Goals
1
Assists
3
P/GP
0.10
Plus/minus
-14

Centre Sean Shanahan played in the NHL. He played 3 seasons for 3 clubs, 1975-1977. That came to 40 games and 4 points, 1 goals and 3 assists.

Below: the whole of Sean Shanahan's career, season by season.

Every season
  1. NHL debut

    Sean Shanahan makes his NHL debut in 1–⁠5 loss against Buffalo Sabres

    Sean was 24 years old · Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, USA

    Season

    1975-1976

    Sean Shanahan scores 0 points and wins the Stanley Cup

    Events
    Stanley Cup
    76
    games missed
    Points
    0
    NHL#396
    Games
    4 of 80
    5%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#346
    Assists
    0
    NHL#392
    P/GP
    0.00
    +/-
    -1
    NHL#198
    PlayoffsStanley Cup
    0 of 13 games0 points
    QuarterfinalCHIChicago Blackhawks4–0SemifinalNYINew York Islanders4–1Stanley Cup FinalPHIPhiladelphia Flyers4–0
    The whole season and the playoff run1975-1976
  2. Season

    1976-1977

    Sean Shanahan scores 4 points — the best season of his career

    Events
    Career best
    His best points season
    50
    games missed
    Points
    4
    NHL#355
    Games
    30 of 80
    38%
    Goals
    1
    NHL#335
    Assists
    3
    NHL#349
    P/GP
    0.13
    NHL#328
    +/-
    -12
    NHL#333
    The whole season1976-1977
  3. Season

    1977-1978

    Sean Shanahan's last season: 0 points

    Events
    74
    games missed
    Points
    0
    NHL#410
    Games
    6 of 80
    8%
    Goals
    0
    NHL#382
    Assists
    0
    NHL#405
    P/GP
    0.00
    +/-
    -1
    NHL#209
    PlayoffsEliminated by Montréal Canadiens
    0 of 15 games0 points
    QuarterfinalCHIChicago Blackhawks4–0SemifinalPHIPhiladelphia Flyers4–1Stanley Cup FinalMTLMontréal Canadiens2–4
    The whole season and the playoff run1977-1978
  4. The career

    Sean Shanahan played his last NHL game in 1977

    The career ended after 3 seasons, the last of them with Boston Bruins.