Regular seasonPIT
Sebastien Caron's 2002-2003 season
Wins
7
NHL#44
Save pct
.916
NHL#25
GAA
2.64
NHL#47
Shutouts
2
NHL#28
Games
24
29%
Goaltender Sebastien Caron was 22 years old when the 2002-2003 season began, his 1st in the NHL, and played it for Pittsburgh Penguins. He played 24 games and won 7 of them, at .916. Pittsburgh Penguins did not reach the playoffs.
Below: the whole season, game by game.
2002-2003
- Year 200323 years agoA late start
Sebastien Caron's season starts in game 43 of 82
Pittsburgh Penguins have played 42 games42 of 82 without himNHL debutSebastien Caron makes his NHL debut
Sebastien was 22 years old ·
Mellon Arena, USA
Other Swedes on the ice:
Mikael Samuelsson,
Dick Tärnström and
Hans Jonsson.
- in reliefThe gameNYR3–1PITLgame 43/82
3
His night1.000SV%in relief18SV18SA0GA38:22TOI - .969The gamePIT2–1BOSWgame 44/82
3
His night.969SV%31SV32SA1GA60:00TOIW
MilestoneSebastien Caron records his first NHL win
in the game against Boston Bruins · January 13
- SHUTOUTThe gamePIT2–0CARWgame 45/82
3
His night1.000SV%SHUTOUT26SV26SA0GA60:00TOIW
MilestoneSebastien Caron records his first NHL shutout
in the game against Carolina Hurricanes · January 15
- .935The gamePIT3–2TBLWgame 46/82
4
His night.935SV%29SV31SA2GA60:00TOIW - .906The gamePIT0–3FLALgame 47/82
5
His night.906SV%29SV32SA3GA59:23TOIL - .867The gameBOS4–1PITLgame 49/82
3
His night.867SV%26SV30SA4GA60:00TOIL - .828The gamePIT2–5NYILgame 51/82
4
His night.828SV%24SV29SA5GA59:59TOIL - .929The gamePIT1–2WSHLgame 52/82
5
His night.929SV%26SV28SA2GA59:14TOIL - February 2003
- .923The gameVAN3–2PITLgame 53/82
7
His night.923SV%36SV39SA3GA58:50TOIL - .872The gameFLA6–0PITLgame 54/82
5
His night.872SV%41SV47SA6GA59:56TOIL - .975The gamePIT4–1NJDWgame 58/82
4
His night.975SV%39SV40SA1GA60:00TOIW - .960The gameSTL1–2PITWgame 61/82
3
His night.960SV%24SV25SA1GA64:33TOIW - .886The gameNJD4–3PITLgame 62/82
4
His night.886SV%31SV35SA4GA59:02TOIL - Checkpoint
3/4 into the season
Game 62 of 8213 of 62 started5wins.928SV%2.3GAA2shutoutsPIT25-28-5W-L-OT59Points4th in the Atlantic·10th in the Eastern Conference·21st in the whole NHL - .833The gamePIT0–6NSHLgame 64/82
3
His night.833SV%30SV36SA6GA59:52TOIL - March 2003
- .923The gamePIT1–3DALLgame 66/82
3
His night.923SV%24SV26SA2GA59:34TOIL - .813The gameCAR4–0PITLgame 68/82
3
His night.813SV%13SV16SA3GA40:00TOIL - .840The gamePIT2–4OTTLgame 70/82
4
His night.840SV%21SV25SA4GA59:48TOIL - .862The gameFLA4–2PITLgame 73/82
7
His night.862SV%25SV29SA4GA59:50TOIL - .875The gamePIT2–4PHILgame 75/82
5
His night.875SV%28SV32SA4GA60:00TOIL - .971The gamePIT1–1CHIgame 77/82
3
His night.971SV%33SV34SA1GA65:00TOI - .971The gamePIT3–1NYRWgame 78/82
4
His night.971SV%33SV34SA1GA60:00TOIW - .917The gamePIT0–3PHILgame 79/82
6
His night.917SV%33SV36SA3GA60:00TOIL - April 2003
The season in numbersSebastien Caron closes the 2002-2003 season with 7 wins
Pittsburgh Penguins did not reach the playoffsWins7Games24of 8229%Shutouts2SV%.916GAA2.64Starts23Events2career best in shutouts1First NHL shutout1First NHL win4×First star4×Second star2×Third star