EDMONTON OILERS MEDIA GUIDE

MOST CAREER PLAYOFF SHUTOUTS:
5 – Curtis Joseph, in 24 games,
1997 through 1998
MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE PLAYOFF YEAR:
3 – Curtis Joseph, 1997-98
MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE PLAYOFF SERIES:
2 – Curtis Joseph, 1997 Conference Quarter-Final
vs Dallas
2 – Curtis Joseph, 1998 Conference Quarter-Final
vs Colorado
LONGEST SHUTOUT SEQUENCE:
166 Minutes, 54 Seconds
– Curtis Joseph shutout Colorado for final
43:40 on April 30/98, for 60:00 on both
May 2/98 and May 4/98 and Dallas for
initial 3:14 on May 7/98.
MOST SHOTS FACED, ONE GAME
57 – Dwayne Roloson, at Detroit,
April 21/06. Detroit won 3-2 (OT).
MOST SAVES, ONE GAME
54 – Dwayne Roloson, at Detroit,
April 21/06. Detroit won 3-2 (OT).
MOST ASSISTS BY A GOALTENDER, CAREER
12 – Grant Fuhr in 111 games.
MOST ASSISTS BY A GOALTENDER,
ONE PLAYOFF YEAR:
3 – Grant Fuhr, 1984 & 1985
2 – Grant Fuhr, 1991
2 – Bill Ranford, 1990
2 – Dwayne Roloson, 2006
MOST PENALTY SHOTS FACED,
ONE PLAYOFF YEAR AND SERIES:
2 – Grant Fuhr, 1985 Stanley Cup Final
Series vs Philadelphia, May 28,
May 30, 1985 (NHL record)
MOST PENALTY SHOTS STOPPED,
ONE PLAYOFF YEAR AND SERIES:
2 – Grant Fuhr, 1985 Stanley Cup Final
Series vs Philadelphia, May28,
May 30,1985 (NHL record)
LONGEST CONSECUTIVE GOAL-SCORING STREAK:
6 games
– Esa Tikkanen, April 10/90 through
April 20/90, 7 goals
LONGEST CONSECUTIVE GOAL-SCORING STREAK,
ONE PLAYOFF YEAR:
6 games
– Esa Tikkanen, April 10/90 through
April 20/90, 7 goals
LONGEST CONSECUTIVE ASSIST-SCORING STREAK:
9 games
– Glenn Anderson, April 20/85 through
May 16/85, 13 assists
LONGEST CONSECUTIVE ASSIST-SCORING STREAK,
ONE PLAYOFF YEAR:
9 games
– Glenn Anderson, April 20/85 through
May 16/85, 13 assists
LONGEST CONSECUTIVE POINT-SCORING STREAK:
18 games
– Wayne Gretzky, April 11/80 through
April 9/83, 17 goals, 25 assists,
42 points
LONGEST CONSECUTIVE POINT-SCORING STREAK,
ONE PLAYOFF YEAR:
17 games
– Wayne Gretzky, April 9/88 through
May 26/88, 12 goals, 29 assists, 41 points
FASTEST GOALS
FASTEST OPENING GOAL:
Edmonton: 10 Seconds
– Glenn Anderson, at Boston, May 24/88.
Score tied at 3-3 when game was cancelled
due to power failure at Boston Garden
Opposition: 10 Seconds
– John Byce, Boston at Edmonton,
May 20/90. Boston won 2-1
FASTEST GOAL FROM THE START OF A PERIOD:
Edmonton: 9 Seconds
– Wayne Gretzky, vs Winnipeg, April 6/83,
2nd period, Edmonton won 6-3
(Ties NHL record)
– Mark Messier, at Calgary, April 16/84,
3rd period, Edmonton won 5-3
(Ties NHL record)
Opposition: 11 Seconds
– Neal Broten, vs Minnesota, April 26/84,
2nd period, Edmonton won 4-3
FASTEST TWO GOALS:
Edmonton: 15 Seconds
– Wayne Gretzky, vs Philadelphia,
May 25/85. Goals: 1st period - 1:10, 1:25,
Edmonton won 4-3
Opposition: 22 Seconds
– Pat LaFontaine, vs NY Islanders,
May 19/84. Goals: 3rd period – 0:13, 0:35,
Edmonton won 5-2
FASTEST THREE GOALS:
Edmonton: 5 Minutes, 13 Seconds
– Petr Klima, vs Minnesota, May 4/91.
Goals: 1st period - 6:14, 8:23,11:27,
Edmonton won 7-2
Opposition: 18 Minutes, 34 Seconds
– Luc Robitaille, at Los Angeles,
April 26/91. Goals: 1st period
15:08,19:03, 2nd period - 13:42,
Los Angeles won 5-2
FASTEST FOUR GOALS:
Edmonton: 16 Minutes, 50 Seconds
– Wayne Gretzky, vs Winnipeg, April 6/83.
Goals: 1st period - 15:58,
2nd period - 0:09, 5:52,12:48,
Edmonton won 6-3
Opposition:
– has not occurred in Oilers playoff history
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