Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Barclays Center

Barclays Center

Location: New York City, New York
Dates: October 9, 2015-March 3, 2020
Total games: 155
Total goals: 942 by 328 players

New York Islanders (491 goals), Washington Capitals (28), Carolina Hurricanes (26), Pittsburgh Penguins (26), Philadelphia Flyers (25), Montreal Canadiens (24), Boston Bruins (22), Detroit Red Wings (21), Florida Panthers (20), Tampa Bay Lightning (20), Dallas Stars (19), Ottawa Senators (19), Columbus Blue Jackets (17), Nashville Predators (15), New Jersey Devils (14), New York Rangers (14), Toronto Maple Leafs (14), Buffalo Sabres (12), Minnesota Wild (12), Chicago Blackhawks (11), Colorado Avalanche (11), Vancouver Canucks (11), Winnipeg Jets (11), Los Angeles Kings (10), Anaheim Ducks (9), San Jose Sharks (9), Edmonton Oilers (8), Arizona Coyotes (7), St. Louis Blues (6), Vegas Golden Knights (6), Calgary Flames (4).

Barclays Centre was one of the home arenas of the New York Islanders, along with Nassau Coliseum, from 2015-2020.

Player Goals Notes
Anders Lee54All with New York Islanders.
John Tavares52All with New York Islanders.
Brock Nelson45All with New York Islanders.
Josh Bailey35All with New York Islanders.
Anthony Beauvillier26All with New York Islanders.
Casey Cizikas22All with New York Islanders.
Andrew Ladd21All with New York Islanders.
Mathew Barzal19All with New York Islanders.
Jordan Eberle19All with New York Islanders.
Cal Clutterbuck17All with New York Islanders.
Johnny Boychuk15All with New York Islanders.
Ryan Strome14All with New York Islanders.
Kyle Okposo1312 with New York Islanders, 1 with Buffalo Sabres.
Jason Chimera1110 with New York Islanders, 1 with Washington Capitals.
Nikolay Kulemin11All with New York Islanders.
Nick Leddy11All with New York Islanders.
Ryan Pulock11All with New York Islanders.
Scott Mayfield10All with New York Islanders.
Matt Martin9All with New York Islanders.
Frans Nielsen8All with New York Islanders.
Valtteri Filppula76 with New York Islanders, 1 with Tampa Bay Lightning.
Patrice Bergeron6All with Boston Bruins.
Calvin de Haan6With New York Islanders.
Mikhail Grabovski6All with New York Islanders.
Thomas Hickey6All with New York Islanders.
Alex Ovechkin6All with Washington Capitals.
Adam Pelech6All with New York Islanders.
Travis Hamonic5All with New York Islanders.
Evgeni Malkin5All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Jaccob Slavin5All with Carolina Hurricanes.
Cam Atkinson4All with Columbus Blue Jackets.
Claude Giroux4All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Mike Green4All with Detroit Red Wings.
Alan Quine4All with New York Islanders.
Dennis Seidenberg4All with New York Islanders.
Justin Williams43 with Washington Capitals, 1 with Carolina Hurricanes.
Marek Zidlicky4All with New York Islanders.
Viktor Arvidsson3All with Nashville Predators.
Aleksander Barkov3All with Florida Panthers.
Paul Byron3All with Montreal Canadiens.
Logan Couture3All with San Jose Sharks.
Evgenii Dadonov3All with Florida Panthers.
Leon Draisaitl3All with Edmonton Oilers.
Kevin Fiala3All with Nashville Predators.
Alex Galchenyuk3All with Montreal Canadiens.
Brendan Gallagher3All with Montreal Canadiens.
Ron Hainsey3All with Carolina Hurricanes.
Taylor Hall3All with New Jersey Devils.
Patrick Kane3All with Chicago Blackhawks.
William Karlsson31 with Columbus Blue Jackets, 2 with Vegas Golden Knights.
Nikita Kucherov3All with Tampa Bay Lightning.
Tom Kuhnhackl31 with Pittsburgh Penguins, 2 with New York Islanders.
Hampus Lindholm3All with Anaheim Ducks.
Adam Lowry3All with Winnipeg Jets.
Anthony Mantha3All with Detroit Red Wings.
J.T. Miller32 with Tampa Bay Lightning, 1 with Vancouver Canucks.
Jeff Petry3All with Montreal Canadiens.
Alexander Radulov3All with Dallas Stars.
Bryan Rust3All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Bobby Ryan3All with Ottawa Senators.
Zack Smith3All with Ottawa Senators.
Ryan Spooner3All with Boston Bruins.
Mark Stone3All with Ottawa Senators.
Keith Yandle3All with Florida Panthers.
Travis Zajac3All with New Jersey Devils.
Josh Anderson2All with Columbus Blue Jackets.
Artem Anisimov2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Nicklas Backstrom2All with Washington Capitals.
Kieffer Bellows2All with New York Islanders.
Oliver Bjorkstrand2All with Columbus Blue Jackets.
Nick Bjugstad2All with Florida Panthers.
Derick Brassard21 with Ottawa Senators, 1 with new York islanders.
J.T. Brown2All with Tampa Bay Lightning.
Andre Burakovsky2All with Washington Capitals.
Filip Chytil2All with New York Rangers.
Brett Connolly21 with Boston Bruins, 1 with Washington Capitals.
Nick Cousins21 with Philadelphia Flyers, 1 with Arizona Coyotes.
Sidney Crosby2All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Matt Cullen21 with Pittsburgh Penguins, 1 with Minnesota Wild.
Michael Dal Colle2Al with New York Islanders.
Trevor Daley21 with Pittsburgh Penguins, 1 with Detroit Red Wings.
Danny Dekeyser2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Brandon Dubinsky2All with Columbus Blue Jackets.
Ryan Dzingel2All with Ottawa Senators.
Justin Faulk2All with Carolina Hurricanes.
Nick Foligno2All with Columbus Blue Jackets.
Tanner Fritz2All with New York Islanders.
Martin Frk2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Brian Gionta2All with Buffalo Sabres.
Zemgus Girgensons2All with Buffalo Sabres.
Luke Glendening2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Kevin Hayes2All with New York Rangers.
Victor Hedman2All with Tampa Bay Lightning.
Josh Ho-Sang2All with New York Islanders.
Mike Hoffman21 with Ottawa Senators, 1 with Florida Panthers
Nick Holden21 with Colorado Avalanche, 1 with New York Rangers.
Patric Hornqvist2All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Jonathan Huberdeau2All with Florida Panthers.
Quinn Hughes2All with Vancouver Canucks.
Ben Hutton21 with Vancouver Canucks, 1 with Los Angeles Kings.
Ryan Johansen2All with Nashville Predators.
Noah Juulsen2All with Montreal Canadiens.
Evander Kane2All with Buffalo Sabres.
Alexander Kerfoot2All with Colorado Avalanche.
Leo Komarov2All with New York Islanders.
Travis Konecny2All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Chris Kreider2All with New York Rangers.
Kris Letang2Allwith Pittsburgh Penguins.
Esa Lindell2All with Dallas Stars.
Bryan Little2All with Winnipeg Jets.
Milan Lucic21 with Los Angeles Kings, 1 with Edmonton Oilers.
Brad Marchand2All with Boston Bruins.
Mitchell Marner2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Auston Matthews2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Connor McDavid1With Edmonton Oilers.
Matt Moulson2All with Buffalo Sabres.
Riley Nash2All with Boston Bruins.
Valeri Nichushkin2All with Dallas Stars.
Nino Niederreiter2All with Minnesota Wild.
Matt Niskanen2All with Washington Capitals.
Dmitry Orlov2All with Washington Capitals.
T.J. Oshie2All with Washington Capitals.
Jean-Gabriel Pageau2All with Ottawa Senators.
Kyle Palmieri2All with New Jersey Devils.
Artemi Panarin2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Zach Parise2All with Minnesota Wild.
Nolan Patrick2All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Joe Pavelski2All with San Jose Sharks.
Tyler Pitlick2All with Dallas Stars.
Shane Prince2All with New York Islanders.
Michael Raffl2All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Derek Ryan2All with Carolina Hurricanes.
Brandon Saad21 with Columbus Blue Jackets, 1 with Chicago Blackhawks.
Tim Schaller21 with Boston Bruins, 1 with Vancouver Canucks.
Damon Severson2All with New Jersey Devils.
Conor Sheary2All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Wayne Simmonds2All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Jeff Skinner2All with Carolina Hurricanes.
Daniel Sprong2All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Marc Staal2All with New York Rangers.
Lee Stempniak2All with Carolina Hurricanes.
Vladimir Tarasenko2All with St. Louis Blues.
Matthew Tkachuk2All with Calgary Flames.
Devon Toews2All with New York Islanders.
James van Riemsdyk2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jimmy Vesey2All with New York Rangers.
Shea Weber2All with Montreal Canadiens.
Tom Wilson2All with Washington Capitals.
Miles Wood2All with New Jersey Devils.
Henrik Zetterberg2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Jason Zucker2All with Minnesota Wild.
Justin Abdelkader1With Detroit Red Wings.
Noel Acciari1With Boston Bruins.
Sebastian Aho1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Sebastian Aho (2)1With New York Islanders.
Joel Armia1With Montreal Canadiens.
Cole Bardeau1With New York Islanders.
Nathan Beaulieu1With Montreal Canadiens.
Jamie Benn1With Dallas Stars.
Steve Bernier1With New York Islanders.
Joseph Blandisi1With New Jersey Devil.
Mikkel Boedker1With Arizona Coyotes.
Brian Boyle1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Tyler Bozak1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Kyle Brodziak1With St. Louis Blues.
Dustin Byfuglien1With Winnipeg Jets.
Ryan Callahan1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
John Carlson1With Washington Capitals.
Jeff Carter1With Los Angeles Kings.
Cody Ceci1With Ottawa Senators.
Thomas Chabot1With Ottawa Senators.
Anthony Cirelli1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Fredrik Claesson1With New York Rangers.
Kyle Clifford1With Los Angeles Kings.
Joe Colborne1With Colorado Avalanche.
Blake Comeau1With Colorado Avalanche.
J.T. Compher1With Colorado Avalanche.
Sean Couturier1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Charlie Coyle1With Minnesota Wild.
Phillip Danault1With Montreal Canadiens.
Pavel Datsyuk1With Detroit Red Wings.
Jake DeBrusk1With Boston Bruins.
Jason Demers1With Florida Panthers.
Jason Dickinson1With Dallas Stars.
Max Domi1With Montreal Canadiens.
Drew Doughty1With Los Angeles Kings.
Nick Dowd1With Washington Capitals.
Jonathan Drouin1With Montreal Canadiens.
Pierre-Luc Dubois1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Matt Duchene1With Ottawa Senators.
Anthony Duclair1With Arizona Coyotes.
Nikolaj Ehlers1With Winnipeg Jets.
Jack Eichel1With Buffalo Sabres.
Aaron Ekblad1With Florida Panthers.
Mattias Ekholm1With Nashville Predators.
Remi Elie1With Dallas Stars.
Lars Eller1With Washington Capitals.
Tyler Ennis1With Minnesota Wild.
Joel Eriksson Ek1With Minnesota Wild.
Robby Fabbri1With St. Louis Blues.
Oscar Fantenberg1With Los Angeles Kings.
Vernon Fiddler1With Dallas Stars.
Tomas Fleischmann1With Montreal Canadiens.
Filip Forsberg1With Nashville Predators.
Cam Fowler1With Anaheim Ducks.
Sam Gagner1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Jake Gardiner1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Ryan Getzlaf1With Anaheim Ducks.
Stephen Gionta1With New York Islanders.
Nikolay Goldobin1With San Jose Sharks.
Shayne Gostisbehere1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Michael Grabner1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Markus Granlund1With Vancouver Canucks.
Mikael Granlund1With Minnesota Wild.
Denis Gurianov1With Dallas Stars.
Carl Hagelin1With Anaheim Ducks.
Robert Hagg1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Noah Hanifin1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Martin Hanzal1With Arizona Coyotes.
Danton Heinen1With Boston Bruins.
Darren Helm1With Detroit Red Wings.
Adam Henrique1With New Jersey Devil.
Tomas Hertl1With San Jose Sharks.
Roope Hintz1With Dallas Stars.
Bo Horvat1With Vancouver Canucks.
Marian Hossa1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Charles Hudon1With Montreal Canadiens.
Zach Hyman1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Alex Iafallo1With Los Angeles Kings.
Jarome Iginla1With Colorado Avalanche.
Mark Jankowski1With Calgary Flames.
Calle Jarnkrok1With Nashville Predators.
Boone Jenner1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Erik Johnson1With Colorado Avalanche.
Tyler Johnson1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Ross Johnston1With New York Islanders.
Roman Josi1With Nashville Predators.
Nazem Kadri1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Melker Karlsson1With San Jose Sharks.
Ondrej Kase1With Anaheim Ducks.
Mario Kempe1With Arizona Coyotes.
Joonas Kemppainen1With Boston Bruins.
Phil Kessel1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Alex Killorn1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
John Klingberg1With Dallas Stars.
Anze Kopitar1With Los Angeles Kings.
David Krejci1With Boston Bruins.
Evgeny Kuznetsov1With Washington Capitals.
Gabriel Landeskog1With Colorado Avalanche.
Scott Laughton1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Taylor Leier1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Brendan Leipsic1With Vancouver Canucks.
Trevor Lewis1With Los Angeles Kings.
Elias Lindholm1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Nathan MacKinnon1With Colorado Avalanche.
Brandon Manning1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Josh Manson1With Anaheim Ducks.
Jonathan Marchessault1With Vegas Golden Knights.
Patrick Maroon1With Edmonton Oilers.
Mike Matheson1With Florida Panthers.
Jared McCann1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Ryan McDonagh1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Brock McGinn1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Evgeny Medvedev1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Colin Miller1With Vegas Golden Knights.
Sean Monahan1With Calgary Flames.
John Moore1With Boston Bruins.
Vladislav Namestnikov1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
James Neal1With Nashville Predators.
Joakim Nordstrom1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Tomas Nosek1With Vegas Golden Knights.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins1With Edmonton Oilers.
William Nylander1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Gustav Nyquist1With Detroit Red Wings.
Richard Panik1With Chicago Blackhawks.
David Pastrnak1With Boston Bruins.
Mathieu Perreault1With Winnipeg Jets.
David Perron1With St. Louis Blues.
Brayden Point1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Jason Pominville1With Minnesota Wild.
Tucker Poolman1With Winnipeg Jets.
Ivan Provorov1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Tom Pyatt1With Ottawa Senators.
Rickard Rakell1With Anaheim Ducks.
Victor Rask1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Matt Read1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Sam Reinhart1With Buffalo Sabres.
Brad Richards1With Detroit Red Wings.
Brad Richardson1With Arizona Coyotes.
Evan Rodrigues1With Buffalo Sabres.
David Savard1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Mark Scheifele1With Winnipeg Jets.
Nate Schmidt1With Washington Capitals.
Justin Schultz1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Brent Seabrook1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Daniel Sedin1With Vancouver Canucks.
Tyler Seguin1With Dallas Stars.
Mikhail Sergachev1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Patrick Sharp1With Dallas Stars.
Kevin Shattenkirk1With St. Louis Blues.
Dominik Simon1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Craig Smith1With Nashville Predators.
Reilly Smith1With Florida Panthers.
Carl Soderberg1With Colorado Avalanche.
Nikita Soshnikov1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jason Spezza1With Dallas Stars.
Viktor Stalberg1With New York Rangers.
Steven Stamkos1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Brian Strait1With New York Islanders.
Oskar Sundqvist1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Teuvo Teravainen1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Chris Terry1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Tyler Toffoli1With Los Angeles Kings.
Vincent Trocheck1With Florida Panthers.
Jacob Trouba1With Winnipeg Jets.
Alex Tuch1With Vegas Golden Knights.
R.J. Umberger1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Trevor van Riemsdyk1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Thomas Vanek1With Vancouver Canucks.
Frank Vatrano1With Florida Panthers.
Jake Virtanen1With Vancouver Canucks.
Jakub Voracek1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Radim Vrbata1With Arizona Coyotes.
Joel Ward1With San Jose Sharks.
Austin Watson1With Nashville Predators.
JordanWeal1With Montreal Canadiens.
Nikita Zaitsev1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Mats Zuccarello1With New York Rangers.

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Saturday, January 3, 2015

Brothers scoring on brothers

There are four cases in the NHL where a brother scored against a brother who was playing in goal for the opposing team: Paul and Tiny Thompson, Brian and Gary Smith, Phil and Tony Esposito, and Mathieu and Martin Biron.

Paul and Tiny Thompson

Paul Thompson was the first player to score on his brother, Cecil "Tiny" Thompson. Paul played for the New York Rangers from 1926/26 to 1930/31, and the Chicago Blackhawks from 1931/32 to 1938/39. Tiny played for the Boston Bruins from 1928/29 to 1938/39, then the Detroit Red Wings from 1938/39 to 1939/40.

Paul scored on Tiny 13 times:

  • March 18, 1930 - New York Rangers 2 @ Boston Bruins 9
  • March 20, 1932 - Boston Bruins 0 @ Chicago Blackhawks 1
  • November 22, 1932 - Chicago Blackhawks 1 @ Boston Bruins 5
  • January 31, 1933 - Chicago Blackhawks 5 @ Boston Bruins 1
  • December 23, 1933 - Chicago Blackhawks 3 @ Boston Bruins 1
  • January 5, 1935 - Chicago Blackhawks 6 @ Boston Bruins 0 (2 goals)
  • February 13, 1937 - Boston Bruins 2 @ Chicago Blackhawks 1
  • March 2, 1937 - Chicago Blackhawks 4 @ Boston Bruins 2
  • December 21, 1937 - Chicago Blackhawks 1 @ Boston Bruins 2
  • January 23, 1938 - Boston Bruins 2 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3
  • February 6, 1938 - Boston Bruins 7 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2
  • March 3, 1938 - Boston Bruins 2 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3
Eight of these goals were scored at Boston Garden. The other five were scored at Chicago Stadium.

Brian and Gary Smith

Brian Smith played two seasons in the NHL, with the Los Angeles Kings in 1967/68 and the Minnesota North Stars in 1968-69. His brother Gary had a longer career, playing from 1965/66 to 1979/80 with Toronto, Oakland, Chicago, Vancouver, Minnesota, Washington, and Winnipeg. Brian scored two goals against Gary in one game in 1967.
  • December 19, 1967 - Oakland Seals 1 @ Los Angeles Kings 3 (2 goals)
This game was actually played at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena. The Great Western Forum, which would be the Kings' home arena until 1999, did not open until December 30, 1967.

Phil and Tony Esposito

Phil Esposito scored on his brother Tony 25 times in 18 games, by far the most of any of the four players who scored on their brother. Phil scored 2 or more goals against Tony 6 different times, including the first two times he faced him (the first of which was Tony's first ever NHL game); in one of those games, he scored 3 goals. Phil played for the Chicago Blackhawks (1963/64-1966/67), Boston Bruins (1967/68-1975/76) and New York Rangers (1975/76-1980/81), and Tony played for the Montreal Canadiens (1968/69) and Chicago Blackhawks (1969/70-1983/84).
  • December 5, 1968 - Montreal Canadiens 2 @ Boston Bruins 2 (2 goals)
  • December 22, 1968 - Montreal Canadiens 5 @ Boston Bruins 7 (2 goals)
  • February 4, 1970 - Boston Bruins 4 @ Chicago Blackhawks 8
  • February 28, 1970 - Chicago Blackhawks 0 @ Boston Bruins 3
  • December 2, 1970 - Boston Bruins 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 4 (3 goals)
  • January 23, 1971 - Chicago Blackhawks 2 @ Boston Bruins 6
  • January 15, 1972 - Chicago Blackhawks 2 @ Boston Bruins 4 (2 goals)
  • February 20, 1972 - Boston Bruins 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 1 (2 goals)
  • January 27, 1973 - Chicago Blackhawks 4 @ Boston Bruins 2
  • November 28, 1973 - Boston Bruins 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3
  • January 10, 1974 - Chicago Blackhawks 2 @ Boston Bruins 2
  • March 27, 1976 - New York Rangers 6 @ Chicago Blackhawks 5
  • November 17, 1976 - Chicago Blackhawks 2 @ New York Rangers 3 (2 goals)
  • December 14, 1977 - New York Rangers 2 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2
  • November 15, 1978 - Chicago Blackhawks 1 @ New York Rangers 8
  • March 21, 1979 - New York Rangers 7 @ Chicago Blackhawks 6
  • December 12, 1979 - New York Rangers 5 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2
  • November 5, 1980 - New York Rangers 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3
Of the 25 goals, 12 were scored at Chicago Stadium, 10 were scored at Boston Garden, and only 3 were scored at Madison Square Garden.

Mathieu Biron and Martin Biron

The latest brother to score on a brother is Mathieu Biron of the Florida Panthers, who scored against Martin Biron of the Buffalo Sabres in 2003.
  • November 24, 2003 - Buffalo Sabres 1 @ Florida Panthers 2
This game was played at Office Depot Center.
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Sunday, March 23, 2014

Springfield Civic Center

Springfield Civic Center

Location: Springfield, Massachusetts
Dates: October 19, 1979-February 3, 1980
Total games: 22
Total goals: 169 by 72 players

Hartford Whalers (97 goals), Washington Capitals (10), Buffalo Sabres (7), Chicago Blackhawks (7), Montreal Canadiens (7), New York Rangers (7), Pittsburgh Penguins (6), New York Islanders (5), Philadelphia Flyers (4), Quebec Nordiques (4), Atlanta Flames (3), Los Angeles Kings (3), Toronto Maple Leafs (3), Boston Bruins (2), Detroit Red Wings (2), Winnipeg Jets (2).

Springfield Civic Center was the home of the Hartford Whalers while Hartford Civic Center was being renovated in 1979/80.

Player Goals Notes
Blaine Stoughton18All with Hartford Whalers.
Jordy Douglas15All with Hartford Whalers.
Mike Rogers15All with Hartford Whalers.
Mark Howe11All with Hartford Whalers.
Greg Carroll5All with Hartford Whalers.
Dave Debol5All with Hartford Whalers.
Nick Fotiu4All with Hartford Whalers.
Gordie Howe4All with Hartford Whalers.
Steve Shutt4All with Montreal Canadiens.
Danny Gare3All with Buffalo Sabres.
Gordie Roberts3All with Hartford Whalers.
Tom Rowe3All with Hartford Whalers.
Al Sims3All with Hartford Whalers.
Bill Bennett2All with Hartford Whalers.
Mike Bossy2All with New York Islanders.
Guy Charron2All with Washington Capitals.
Mike Gartner2All with Washington Capitals.
Alan Hangsleben2All with Hartford Whalers.
Bernie Johnston2All with Hartford Whalers.
Pierre Larouche2All with Montreal Canadiens.
Rich Leduc2All with Quebec Nordiques.
Antero Lehtonen2All with Washington Capitals.
Gary McAdam2All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Kent Nilsson2All with Atlanta Flames.
Mike O'Connell2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Ron Plumb2All with Hartford Whalers.
Rich Preston2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Brian Propp2All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Charlie Simmer2All with Los Angeles Kings.
Darryl Sittler2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Ray Allison1With Hartford Whalers.
Barry Beck1With New York Rangers.
Ivan Boldirev1With Atlanta Flames.
Mel Bridgman1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Ross Cory1With Winnipeg Jets.
Rick Dudley1With Buffalo Sabres.
Butch Goring1With Los Angeles Kings.
Michel Goulet1With Quebec Nordiques.
Ron Greschner1With New York Rangers.
Anders Hedberg1With New York Rangers.
Brian Hill1With Hartford Whalers (his only NHL goal).
Paul Holmgren1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Wes Jarvis1With Washington Capitals.
Ed Johnstone1With New York Rangers.
Dave Keon1With Hartford Whalers.
Orest Kindrachuk1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Dan Labraaten1With Detroit Red Wings.
Gord Lane1With New York Islanders.
Peter Lee1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Ross Lonsberry1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Tom Lysiak1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Dan Maloney1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Don Maloney1With New York Rangers.
John Markell1With Winnipeg Jets.
Tony McKegney1With Buffalo Sabres.
Pierre Mondou1With Montreal Canadiens.
Murray Murdoch1With New York Rangers.
Bob Murray1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Vaclav Nedomansky1With Detroit Red Wings.
Brad Park1With Boston Bruins.
Gilbert Perreault1With Buffalo Sabres.
Robert Picard1With Washington Capitals.
Jean Ratelle1With Boston Bruins.
Terry Ruskowski1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Rod Schutt1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Rick Smith1With Buffalo Sabres.
Leif Svensson1With Washington Capitals.
Dean Talafous1With New York Rangers.
Marc Tardif1With Quebec Nordiques.
Jon Tonelli1With New York Islanders.
Bryan Trottier1With New York Islanders.
Ryan Walter1With Washington Capitals.
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Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Unusual game sites

This is a list of regular season NHL games (i.e. not including pre-season exhibition games, or playoff games) that were played in an arena that was not the home team's usual rink. Sometimes the games were simply played in the away team's home arena, but most of the time the games are part of an NHL event taking place at neither team's home ice.

As far as I'm aware, I've found all the games that were not played at the home team's usual home arena. If I've missed any, please let me know at ambishop@gmail.com or on Twitter @NHLArenaGoals.

1910s

Quebec had an NHL team, but did not play the first two seasons. Several players who played for Quebec's NHA team (notably Joe Malone and Joe Hall) played for Montreal in 1917/18. This game at the Aréna de Québec allowed Quebec fans to see their favourite players while their team was inactive. Quebec eventually played one season, 1919/20, before moving to Hamilton.
  • December 27, 1919 - Ottawa Senators 2 @ Montreal Canadiens 0 (Ottawa Arena)
Montreal moved to Mount Royal Arena for the 1919/20 season, but the arena was not ready until January 1920. Their first home game of the season was played in Ottawa.

1920s-30s

  • November 29, 1924 - Toronto St. Patricks 1 @ Montreal Canadiens 7 (Montreal Forum)
The Montreal Maroons joined the league for the 1924/25 season and played in the new Montreal Forum. However, the honour of playing the first game at the Forum went to Montreal's original team, the Canadiens, who at this time played at Mount Royal Arena. They joined the Maroons at the Forum for the 1926/27 season.
All the records I can find online, unless they are mistaken, list these two games are as home games for what was actually the road team - New York was the home team at Detroit's arena and vice versa. 1926/27 was Detroit's first season and they played their regular home games at Border Cities Arena in Windsor, Ontario, before Olympia Stadium in Detroit was completed in 1927.
The Ottawa Senators, Chicago Blackhawks, and Pittsburgh Pirates played numerous home games outside of their usual home arenas in the late 1920s and 1930s.

The Senators were the NHL's oldest team. They were formed in the 19th century, long before the NHL or even the NHA existed. However, Ottawa was in financial trouble in the 20s and 30s during the Great Depression. Fans in Ottawa were especially not interested in watching the Senators play against American teams, so occasionally home games were played away from the Ottawa Auditorium. This way, they could collect gate revenues that were much higher than what they would have received in their actual home arena.

Likewise, the Pittsburgh Pirates had financial troubles during this period and played some games away from their home, Duquesne Gardens. Ottawa and Pittsburgh also played several games at sites that had no NHL team - Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and Peace Bridge Arena in Fort Erie, Ontario. The Pirates moved to Philadelphia in 1930 and played one season as the Quakers. Both the Quakers and Senators sat out the 1931/32 season; Ottawa returned to the league before eventually moving to St. Louis in 1934, but disbanded after one season as the Eagles. The Quakers did not return at all.

Chicago played in different arenas as well, because of problems with the availability of their home rinks, Chicago Coliseum and Chicago Stadium. They were unable to use the Coliseum at the end of the 1928/29 season, so they played home games at Peace Bridge Arena, Border Cities Arena, and Olympia Stadium. The new Chicago Stadium was not ready for the beginning of the 1929/30 season, so they played their first games in the old Coliseum. Their first three home games of the 1932/33 season were also played at the Coliseum.

Again, if online records are not mistaken, these two games were home games for the road team. (Online records also switch the days around, so I'm not sure how accurate they are.)

1950s

  • December 6, 1952 - Detroit Red Wings 2 @ Chicago Blackhawks 0 (Indiana State Fairgrounds)
  • December 18, 1953 - Detroit Red Wings 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 1 (Indiana State Fairgrounds)
  • January 21, 1954 - Boston Bruins 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2 (Indiana State Fairgrounds)
  • February 19, 1954 - New York Rangers 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 0 (Indiana State Fairgrounds)
  • February 25, 1954 - Detroit Red Wings 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2 (Ak-sar-ben Coliseum)
  • November 23, 1954 - Montreal Canadiens 4 @ Chicago Blackhawks 4 (St. Louis Arena)
  • November 30, 1954 - Montreal Canadiens 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3 (Ak-sar-ben Coliseum)
  • December 15, 1954 - Toronto Maple Leafs 8 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3 (St. Louis Arena)
  • January 2, 1955 - Toronto Maple Leafs 2 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3 (St. Louis Arena)
  • January 9, 1955 - Detroit Red Wings 6 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2 (St. Louis Arena)
  • January 29, 1955 - Detroit Red Wings 2 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2 (St. Louis Arena)
  • February 23, 1955 - Boston Bruins 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3 (St. Paul Auditorium)
  • March 16, 1955 - New York Rangers 1 @ Chicago Blackhawks 1 (St. Louis Arena)
  • October 25, 1955 - Boston Bruins 0 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2 (St. Louis Arena)
  • December 9, 1955 - Boston Bruins 1 @ Chicago Blackhawks 1 (St. Louis Arena)
  • December 20, 1955 - Montreal Canadiens 7 @ Chicago Blackhawks 1 (St. Louis Arena)
  • January 14, 1956 - Detroit Red Wings 3 @ Chicago Blackhawks 1 (St. Louis Arena)
  • January 17, 1956 - New York Rangers 2 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2 (Ak-sar-ben Coliseum)
  • March 8, 1956 - New York Rangers 6 @ Chicago Blackhawks 4 (St. Louis Arena)
From 1952 to 1956 the Chicago Blackhawks played numerous home games outside of Chicago in other cities in the Midwest. For the most part the games were played in St. Louis; St. Louis Arena had earlier been the home of the St. Louis Eagles in 1934/35, and would later be the home of the St. Louis Blues from 1967 to 1994. Chicago also played at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis, Ak-sar-ben Coliseum in Omaha, and the Auditorium in St. Paul. The February 25, 1954 game was originally scheduled for Minneapolis but was moved to Omaha.

1960s

  • October 14, 1967 Philadelphia Flyers 2 @ Los Angeles Kings 4 (Long Beach Arena)
  • October 15, 1967 Minnesota North Stars 3 @ Los Angeles Kings 5 (Long Beach Arena)
  • October 31, 1967 New York Rangers 6 @ Los Angeles Kings 1 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • November 2, 1967 Chicago Blackhawks 3 @ Los Angeles Kings 1 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • November 7, 1967 Oakland Seals 4 @ Los Angeles Kings 5 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • November 9, 1967 Toronto Maple Leafs 1 @ Los Angeles Kings 4 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • November 17, 1967 Detroit Red Wings 4 @ Los Angeles Kings 1 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • November 19, 1967 Montreal Canadiens 2 @ Los Angeles Kings 4 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • November 22, 1967 Oakland Seals 1 @ Los Angeles Kings 3 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • November 24, 1967 Pittsburgh Penguins 3 @ Los Angeles Kings 5 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • December 6, 1967 St. Louis Blues 2 @ Los Angeles Kings 3 (Long Beach Arena)
  • December 8, 1967 Philadelphia Flyers 3 @ Los Angeles Kings 0 (Long Beach Arena)
  • December 15, 1967 Minnesota North Stars 3 @ Los Angeles Kings 0 (Long Beach Arena)
  • December 16, 1967 Boston Bruins 5 @ Los Angeles Kings 2 (Long Beach Arena)
  • December 19, 1967 Oakland Seals 1 @ Los Angeles Kings 3 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • December 21, 1967 - Pittsburgh Penguins 1 @ Los Angeles Kings 4 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • December 23, 1967 - St. Louis Blues 0 @ Los Angeles Kings 4 (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
  • March 3, 1968 - Oakland Seals 1 @ Philadelphia Flyers 1 (Madison Square Garden)
  • March 7, 1968 - Boston Bruins 2 @ Philadelphia Flyers 1 (Maple Leaf Gardens)
  • March 10, 1968 - Minnesota North Stars 0 @ Philadelphia Flyers 2 (Colisee de Quebec)
  • March 14, 1968 - Los Angeles Kings 0 @ Philadelphia Flyers 0 (Colisee de Quebec)
  • March 17, 1968 - Toronto Maple Leafs 4 @ Philadelphia Flyers 7 (Colisee de Quebec)
  • March 28, 1968 - St. Louis Blues 0 @ Philadelphia Flyers 2 (Colisee de Quebec)
  • March 30, 1968 - Pittsburgh Penguins 2 @ Philadelphia Flyers 0 (Colisee de Quebec)
  • November 8, 1968 - New York Rangers 3 @ Oakland Seals 2 (Cow Palace)
  • December 8, 1968 - Minnesota North Stars 4 @ Oakland Seals 1 (Cow Palace)
  • December 22, 1968 - Philadelphia Flyers 1 @ Oakland Seals 2 (Cow Palace)
  • February 21, 1969 - St. Louis Blues 2 @ Oakland Seals 3 (Cow Palace)
  • February 26, 1969 - Minnesota North Stars 5 @ Oakland Seals 6 (Cow Palace)
Two of the 1967 expansion teams played some of their games outside of their usual home arenas in their first year. The Los Angeles Kings' home arena was the Great Western Forum from 1967 to 1999, but it was not yet complete for the beginning of the 1967/68 season. Instead, they played home games at Long Beach Arena and the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena.

At the end of the season, the Spectrum, home of the Philadelphia Flyers, was damaged during a snowstorm. The Flyers played the rest of the season away from home. They played at Maple Leaf Gardens, Madison Square Garden (the afternoon before a New York Rangers home game), and then finished the season at the Colisée de Québec, the future home of the Quebec Nordiques.

During the 1968-69 season, the Oakland Seals played 5 games at the Cow Palace in Daly City, where the Western Hockey League San Francisco Seals had played from 1961-1967 and the San Jose Sharks would play from 1991 to 1993. (Thanks to James Karkoski for the tip about the Seals.)

1970s

The Hartford Whalers played at Hartford Civic Center, from 1975 to 1978 in the WHA and from 1980 to 1997 in the NHL. However, the roof collapsed in Hartford in 1979, so to begin their first NHL season, they played at the Springfield Civic Center in Springfield, Massachusetts. All home games from October 19, 1979 to February 3, 1980 were played in Springfield.

1990s

  • October 13, 1992 - Calgary Flames 4 @ Minnesota North Stars 3 (Saskatchewan Place, Saskatoon)
  • October 20, 1992 - Ottawa Senators 3 @ Toronto Maple Leafs 5 (Copps Coliseum, Hamilton)
  • November 3, 1992 - Chicago Blackhawks 1 @ Washington Capitals 4 (Market Square Arena, Indianapolis)
  • November 17, 1992 - Toronto Maple Leafs 1 @ Quebec Nordiques 3 (Copps Coliseum, Hamilton)
  • November 18, 1992 - Buffalo Sabres 2 @ New Jersey Devils 3 (Copps Coliseum, Hamilton)
  • December 1, 1992 - Los Angeles Kings 6 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3 (Bradley Center, Milwaukee)
  • December 8, 1992 - Montreal Canadiens 5 @ Los Angeles Kings 5 (Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix)
  • December 9, 1992 - Tampa Bay Lightning 5 @ New York Rangers 6 (Miami Arena, Miami)
  • December 13, 1992 - Edmonton Oilers 1 @ New York Islanders 4 (Myriad Convention Center, Oklahoma City)
  • December 15, 1992 - New York Islanders 4 @ St. Louis Blues 3 (Reunion Arena, Dallas)
  • January 4, 1993 - San Jose Sharks 1 @ Montreal Canadiens 4 (ARCO Arena, Sacramento)
  • January 18, 1993 - Hartford Whalers 7 @ Winnipeg Jets 8 (Saskatchewan Place, Saskatoon)
  • February 8, 1993 - St. Louis Blues 3 @ Hartford Whalers 1 (Carver Arena, Peoria)
  • February 8, 1993 - Boston Bruins 0 @ Pittsburgh Penguins 4 (OMNI Coliseum, Atlanta)
  • February 16, 1993 - Philadelphia Flyers 4 @ Calgary Flames 4 (Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati)
  • February 20, 1993 - Quebec Nordiques 5 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 2 (Halifax Metro Center, Halifax)
  • February 22, 1993 - New York Rangers 4 @ San Jose Sharks 0 (ARCO Arena, Sacramento)
  • February 22, 1993 - Detroit Red Wings 5 @ Philadelphia Flyers 5 (Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland)
  • February 23, 1993 - Winnipeg Jets 8 @ Ottawa Senators 2 (Saskatchewan Place, Saskatoon)
  • March 1, 1993 - Vancouver Canucks 5 @ Buffalo Sabres 2 (Copps Coliseum, Hamilton)
  • March 11, 1993 - Minnesota North Stars 4 @ Vancouver Canucks 3 (Saskatchewan Place, Saskatoon)
  • March 16, 1993 - New Jersey Devils 1 @ Boston Bruins 3 (Providence Civic Center, Providence)
  • March 16, 1993 - Washington Capitals 4 @ Detroit Red Wings 2 (Bradley Center, Milwaukee)
  • March 21, 1993 - Pittsburgh Penguins 6 @ Edmonton Oilers 4 (Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland)
  • October 21, 1993 - San Jose Sharks 2 @ St. Louis Blues 5 (ARCO Arena, Sacramento)
  • October 31, 1993 - New Jersey Devils 1 @ New York Rangers 4 (Halifax Metro Center, Halifax)
  • November 3, 1993 - Pittsburgh Penguins 6 @ Buffalo Sabres 2 (ARCO Arena, Sacramento)
  • November 9, 1993 - Dallas Stars 2 @ Anaheim Ducks 4 (America West Arena, Phoenix)
  • November 18, 1993 - New York Islanders 5 @ Montreal Canadiens 1 (Copps Coliseum, Hamilton)
  • December 9, 1993 - Ottawa Senators 1 @ Dallas Stars 6 (Target Center, Minneapolis)
  • December 14, 1993 - Montreal Canadiens 1 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 1 (Orlando Arena, Orlando)
  • December 23, 1993 - Calgary Flames 3 @ Vancouver Canucks 4 (Saskatchewan Place, Saskatoon)
  • December 26, 1993 - Florida Panthers 3 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 1 (Orlando Arena, Orlando)
  • December 31, 1993 - Philadelphia Flyers 4 @ Boston Bruins 3 (Target Center, Minneapolis)
  • January 2, 1994 - Anaheim Ducks 4 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 1 (Orlando Arena, Orlando)
  • January 4, 1994 - Tampa Bay Lightning 1 @ Toronto Maple Leafs 0 (Copps Coliseum, Hamilton)
  • January 5, 1994 - Montreal Canadiens 4 @ Quebec Nordiques 0 (America West Arena, Phoenix)
  • January 6, 1994 - St. Louis Blues 2 @ Hartford Whalers 1 (Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland)
  • January 17, 1994 - Detroit Red Wings 6 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 3 (Target Center, Minneapolis)
  • January 24, 1994 - Los Angeles Kings 3 @ Calgary Flames 3 (America West Arena, Phoenix)
  • January 24, 1994 - Buffalo Sabres 0 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 4 (Orlando Arena, Orlando)
  • January 24, 1994 - Vancouver Canucks 5 @ Edmonton Oilers 4 (Saskatchewan Place, Saskatoon)
  • February 2, 1994 - Washington Capitals 5 @ Philadelphia Flyers 2 (Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland)
  • February 8, 1994 - Chicago Blackhawks 3 @ San Jose Sharks 4 (ARCO Arena, Sacramento)
  • February 22, 1994 - Florida Panthers 3 @ Winnipeg Jets 2 (Copps Coliseum, Hamilton)
  • February 24, 1994 - Hartford Whalers 0 @ Detroit Red Wings 3 (Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland)
  • March 4, 1994 - Winnipeg Jets 6 @ Ottawa Senators 1 (Target Center, Minneapolis)
  • March 8, 1994 - Anaheim Ducks 0 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3 (America West Arena, Phoenix)
  • March 9, 1994 - New York Rangers 7 @ Washington Capitals 5 (Halifax Metro Center, Halifax)
  • March 18, 1994 - Buffalo Sabres 2 @ New York Islanders 2 (Target Center, Minneapolis)
  • March 20, 1994 - Washington Capitals 3 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 0 (Orlando Arena, Orlando)
  • March 23, 1994 - Toronto Maple Leafs 1 @ Florida Panthers 1 (Copps Coliseum, Hamilton)
  • March 27, 1994 - Quebec Nordiques 2 @ New Jersey Devils 5 (Target Center, Minneapolis)
  • April 3, 1994 - Edmonton Oilers 1 @ Los Angeles Kings 6 (ARCO Arena, Sacramento)
  • April 3, 1994 - Boston Bruins 2 @ Pittsburgh Penguins 6 (Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland)
From 1992 to 1994 the NHL played numerous "neutral site" games. This was a period of expansion and proposed expansion, so some of the neutral sites were in cities that would later have teams (Reunion Arena in Dallas, America West Arena in Phoenix). Some games were also played in arenas that had been used by defunct or relocated teams (Richfield Coliseum, former home of the Cleveland Barons, OMNI Coliseum, former home of the Atlanta Flames).
The NHL opened the 1997/98 and 1998/99 seasons with two games each in Tokyo, Japan.

2000s-2010s

The NHL returned to Japan to start the 2000/01 season with two games at Saitama, Tokyo.
The Buffalo Sabres played 2 home games at Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, New York, in 2003 and 2005.

Heritage Classic

  • November 22, 2003 - Montreal Canadiens 4 @ Edmonton Oilers 3 (Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton)
  • February 20, 2011 - Montreal Canadiens 0 @ Calgary Flames 4 (McMahon Stadium, Calgary)
  • March 2, 2014 - Ottawa Senators 4 @ Vancouver Canucks 2 (BC Place, Vancouver)
  • October 23, 2016 - Edmonton Oilers 3 @ Winnipeg Jets 0 (Investors Group Field, Winnipeg)
  • October 26, 2019 - Calgary Flames 1 @ Winnipeg Jets 2 (Mosaic Stadium, Regina)
  • March 13, 2022 - Toronto Maple Leafs 2 @ Buffalo Sabres 5 (Tim Hortons Field, Hamilton)
  • October 29, 2023 - Calgary Flames 2 @ Edmonton Oilers 5 (Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton)
  • October 26, 2026 - Montreal Canadians @ Winnipeg Jets (Princess Auto Stadium, Winnipeg)
The Heritage Classic is played outdoors at a Canadian stadium.

NHL Premiere

  • September 29, 2007 - Anaheim Ducks 1 @ Los Angeles Kings 4 (O2 Arena, London)
  • September 30, 2007 - Los Angeles Kings 1 @ Anaheim Ducks 4 (O2 Arena, London)
  • October 4, 2008 - Pittburgh Penguins 4 @ Ottawa Senators 3 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 4, 2008 - New York Rangers 2 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 1 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • October 5, 2008 - Ottawa Senators 3 @ Pittburgh Penguins 1 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 5, 2008 - Tampa Bay Lightning 1 @ New York Rangers 2 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • October 2, 2009 - St. Louis Blues 4 @ Detroit Red Wings 3 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 2, 2009 - Florida Panthers 4 @ Chicago Blackhawks 3 (Hartwall Areena, Helsinki)
  • October 3, 2009 - Detroit Red Wings 3 @ St. Louis Blues 5 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 3, 2009 - Chicago Blackhawks 4 @ Florida Panthers 0 (Hartwall Areena, Helsinki)
  • October 7, 2010 - Carolina Hurricanes 4 @ Minnesota Wild 3 (Hartwall Areena, Helsinki)
  • October 8, 2010 - San Jose Sharks 3 @ Columbus Blue Jackets 2 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 8, 2010 - Minnesota Wild 1 @ Carolina Hurricanes 2 (Hartwall Areena, Helsinki)
  • October 9, 2010 - Columbus Blue Jackets 3 @ San Jose Sharks 2 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 9, 2010 - Phoenix Coyotes 5 @ Boston Bruins 2 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • October 10, 2010 - Boston Bruins 3 @ Phoenix Coyotes 0 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • October 7, 2011 - New York Rangers 2 @ Los Angeles Kings 3 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 7, 2011 - Anaheim Ducks 1 @ Buffalo Sabres 4 (Hartwall Areena, Helsinki)
  • October 8, 2011 - New York Rangers 1 @ Anaheim Ducks 2 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 8, 2011 - Buffalo Sabres 4 @ Los Angeles Kings 2 (O2 World Arena, Berlin)
From 2007 to 2011, the NHL began the season with several games in Europe.

Winter Classic

  • January 1, 2008 - Pittsburgh Penguins 2 @ Buffalo Sabres (Ralph Wilson Stadium, Orchard Park)
  • January 1, 2009 - Detroit Red Wings 6 @ Chicago Blackhawks 4 (Wrigley Field, Chicago)
  • January 1, 2010 - Philadelphia Flyers 1 @ Boston Bruins 2 (Fenway Park, Boston)
  • January 1, 2011 - Washington Capitals 3 @ Pittsburgh Penguins 1 (Heinz Field, Pittsburgh)
  • January 1, 2012 - New York Rangers 3 @ Philadelphia Flyers 2 (Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia)
  • January 1, 2014 - Toronto Maple Leafs 3 @ Detroit Red Wings 2 (Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor)
  • January 1, 2015 - Chicago Blackhawks 2 @ Washington Capitals 3 (Nationals Stadium, Washington)
  • January 1, 2016 - Montreal Canadiens 5 @ Boston Bruins 1 (Gillette Stadium, Foxborough)
  • January 2, 2017 - Chicago Blackhawks 1 @ St. Louis Blues 4 (Busch Stadium, St. Louis)
  • January 1, 2018 - New York Rangers 3 @ Buffalo Sabres 2 (Citi Field, New York)
  • January 1, 2019 - Boston Bruins 4 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2 (Notre Dame Stadium, Notre Dame)
  • January 1, 2020 - Nashville Predators 2 @ Dallas Stars 4 (The Cotton Bowl, Dallas)
  • January 1, 2022 - St. Louis Blues 6 @ Minnesota Wild 4 (Target Field, Minneapolis)
  • January 1, 2023 - Pittsburgh Penguins 1 @ Boston Bruins 2 (Fenway Park, Boston)
  • January 1, 2024 - Vegas Golden Knights 0 @ Seattle Kraken 3 (T-Mobile Park, Seattle)
  • December 31, 2024 - St. Louis Blues 6 @ Chicago Blackhawks 2 (Wrigley Field, Chicago)
  • January 2, 2026 - New York Rangers 5 @ Florida Panthers 1 (LoanDepot Park, Miami)
  • December 31, 2026 - Colorado Avalanche @ Utah Mammoth (Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City)
Like the Heritage Classic, the Winter Classic is played outdoors, but in the United States.

Stadium Series

  • January 25, 2014 - Anaheim Ducks 3 @ Los Angeles Kings 0 (Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles)
  • January 26, 2014 - New York Rangers 7 @ New Jersey Devils 3 (Yankee Stadium, New York)
  • January 29, 2014 - New York Rangers 2 @ New York Islanders 1 (Yankee Stadium, New York)
  • March 1, 2014 - Pittsburgh Penguins 1 @ Chicago Blackhawks 5 (Soldier Field, Chicago)
  • February 21, 2015 - Los Angeles Kings 2 @ San Jose Sharks 1 (Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara)
  • February 21, 2016 - Chicago Blackhawks 1 @ Minnesota Wild 6 (TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis)
  • February 27, 2016 - Detroit Red Wings 5 @ Colorado Avalanche 3 (Coors Field, Denver)
  • February 25, 2017 - Philadelphia Flyers 2 @ Pittsburgh Penguins 4 (Heinz Field, Pittsburgh)
  • March 3, 2018 - Toronto Maple Leafs 2 @ Washington Capitals 5 (Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis)
  • February 23, 2019 - Pittsburgh Penguins 3 @ Philadelphia Flyers 4 (Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia)
  • February 15, 2020 - Los Angeles Kings 3 @ Colorado Avalanche 1 (Falcon Stadium, Colorado Springs)
  • February 26, 2022 - Tampa Bay Lightning 3 @ Nashville Panthers 1 (Nissan Stadium, Nashville)
  • February 18, 2023 - Washington Capitals 1 @ Carolina Hurricanes 4 (Carter–Finley Stadium, Raleigh)
  • February 17, 2024 - Philadelphia Flyers 3 @ New Jersey Devils 6 (MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)
  • February 18, 2024 - New York Rangers 6 @ New York Islanders 5 (MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)
  • March 1, 2025 - Detroit Red Wings 3 @ Columbus Blue Jackets 5 (Ohio Stadium, Columbus)
  • February 1, 2026 - Boston Bruins 5 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 6 (Raymond James Stadium, Tampa)
  • February 20, 2027 - Vegas Golden Knights @ Dallas Stars (AT&T Stadium, Arlington)
The Stadium Series is a series of games played outdoors in baseball/football stadiums starting in 2014.

Centennial Classic

  • January 1, 2017 - Detroit Red Wings 4 @ Toronto Maple Leafs 5 (BMO Field, Toronto)
The Centennial Classic was an outdoor event to celebrate the 100th season of the NHL and of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

NHL 100 Classic

  • December 16, 2017 - Montreal Canadiens 0 @ Ottawa Senators 3 (TD Place, Ottawa)
The NHL 100 Classic was an outdoor game to celebrate the 100th season of the NHL.

Global Series

  • November 10, 2017 - Ottawa Senators 4 @ Colorado Avalanche 3 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • November 11, 2017 - Colorado Avalanche 3 @ Ottawa Senators 4 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 6, 2018 - New Jersey Devils 5 @ Edmonton Oilers 2 (Scandinavium, Gothenburg)
  • November 1, 2018 - Florida Panthers 2 @ Winnipeg Jets 4 (Hartwall Areena, Helsinki)
  • November 2, 2018 - Winnipeg Jets 4 @ Florida Panthers 2 (Hartwall Areena, Helsinki)
  • October 4, 2019 - Chicago Blackhawks 3 @ Philadelphia Flyers 4 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • November 8, 2019 - Tampa Bay Lightning 3 @ Buffalo Sabres 2 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • November 9, 2019 - Buffalo Sabres 3 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 5 (Globe Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 7, 2022 - San Jose Sharks 1 @ Nashville Predators 4 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • October 8, 2022 - Nashville Predators 3 @ San Jose Sharks 2 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • November 4, 2022 - Columbus Blue Jackets 6 @ Colorado Avalanche 3 (Nokia Arena, Tampere)
  • November 5, 2022 - Colorado Avalanche 5 @ Columbus Blue Jackets 1 (Nokia Arena, Tampere)
  • November 16, 2023 - Detroit Red Wings 4 @ Ottawa Senators 5 (Avicii Arena, Stockholm)
  • November 17, 2023 - Toronto Maple Leafs 3 @ Detroit Red Wings 2 (Avicii Arena, Stockholm)
  • November 18, 2023 - Minnesota Wild 1 @ Ottawa Senators 2 (Avicii Arena, Stockholm)
  • November 19, 2023 - Toronto Maple Leafs 4 @ Minnesota Wild 3 (Avicii Arena, Stockholm)
  • October 4, 2024 - Buffalo Sabres 1 @ New Jersey Devils 4 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • October 5, 2024 - New Jersey Devils 3 @ Buffalo Sabres 1 (O2 Arena, Prague)
  • November 1, 2024 - Dallas Stars 4 @ Florida Panthers 6 (Nokia Arena, Tampere)
  • November 2, 2024 - Florida Panthers 4 @ Dallas Stars 2 (Nokia Arena, Tampere)
  • November 14, 2025 - Nashville Predators 2 @ Pittsburgh Penguins 1 (Avicii Arena, Stockholm)
  • November 16, 2025 - Pittsburgh Penguins 4 @ Nashville Predators 0 (Avicii Arena, Stockholm)
  • November 12, 2026 - Carolina Hurricanes @ Seattle Kraken (Veikkaus Arena, Helsinki)
  • November 14, 2026 - Seattle Kraken @ Carolina Hurricanes(Veikkaus Arena, Helsinki)
  • December 18, 2026 - Ottawa Senators @ Chicago Blackhawks (PSD Bank Dome, Düsseldorf)
  • December 20, 2026 - Chicago Blackhawks @ Ottawa Senators (PSD Bank Dome, Düsseldorf)
The NHL Global Series are games played in Europe.

NHL Outdoors at Lake Tahoe

  • February 20, 2021 - Vegas Golden Knights 2 @ Colorado Avalanche 3
  • February 21, 2021 - Philadelphia Flyers 3 @ Boston Bruins 7
Two games were played outside at Lake Tahoe to replace the cancelled 2021 Winter Classic and Stadium Series games.

New York Islanders home games

The New York Islanders split their home games between Nassau Colseum and Barclays Centre in 2018-2019 and 2019-2020.

Once again, if I've missed any, please let me know at ambishop@gmail.com or on Twitter at @NHLArenaGoals.
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Monday, December 30, 2013

Los Angeles/Long Beach

Long Beach Arena and Los Angeles Memorial Sports Coliseum

The Los Angeles Kings played the first few months of the 1967/68 season in the Long Beach Arena and the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Coliseum, before the Great Western Forum was completed.

Long Beach Arena

Location: Long Beach, California
Dates: October 14-15, December 6-16, 1967
Total games: 6
Total goals: 32 by 25 players

Player Goals Notes
Ted Irvine3All with Los Angeles Kings.
Ray Cullen2All with Minnesota North Stars.
Howie Hughes2All with Los Angeles Kings.
Brian Kilrea2All with Los Angeles Kings.
Gord Labossiere2All with Los Angeles Kings.
Fred Stanfield2All with Boston Bruins.
Dave Amadio1With Los Angeles Kings.
Dave Balon1With Minnesota North Stars.
Bob Charlebois1With Minnesota North Stars.
Gary Dornhoefer1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Phil Esposito1With Boston Bruins.
Murray Hall1With Minnesota North Stars.
Pat Hannigan1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Ed Hoekstra1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Fred Hucul1With St. Louis Blues.
Claude Laforge1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Real Lemieux1With Los Angeles Kings.
Lowell MacDonald1With Los Angeles Kings.
Don McKenney1With St. Louis Blues.
Mike McMahon1With Minnesota North Stars.
Eddie Shack1With Boston Bruins.
Brian Smith1With Los Angeles Kings.
Bill Sutherland1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Bob Wall1With Los Angeles Kings.
Tommy Williams1With Boston Bruins.

Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena

Location: Los Angeles, California
Dates: October 31, November 2-24, December 19-23, 1967
Total games: 11
Total goals: 63 by 36 players

Player Goals Notes
Brian Smith7All with Los Angeles Kings.
Bryan Campbell5All with Los Angeles Kings.
Eddie Joyal5All with Los Angeles Kings.
Lowell MacDonald4All with Los Angeles Kings.
Bill Flett3All with Los Angeles Kings.
Terry Gray3All with Los Angeles Kings.
Alain Caron2All with Oakland Seals.
Gord Labossiere2All with Los Angeles Kings.
Art Stratton2All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Bob Wall2All with Los Angeles Kings.
Red Berenson1With New York Rangers.
Alex Delvecchio1With Detroit Red Wings.
Bob Dillabough1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Reg Fleming1With New York Rangers.
Rod Gilbert1With New York Rangers.
Vic Hadfield1With New York Rangers.
Billy Harris1With Oakland Seals.
Ted Harris1With Montreal Canadiens.
Bill Hicke1With Oakland Seals.
Gordie Howe1With Detroit Red Wings.
Bobby Hull1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Earl Ingarfield1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Ted Irvine1With Los Angeles Kings.
Doug Jarrett1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Mike Laughton1With Oakland Seals.
Real Lemieux1With Los Angeles Kings.
Bob Nevin1With New York Rangers.
Dean Prentice1With Detroit Red Wings.
Bob Pulford1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jean Ratelle1With New York Rangers.
Dale Rolfe1With Los Angeles Kings.
George Swarbrick1With Oakland Seals.
Gilles Tremblay1With Montreal Canadiens.
Norm Ullman1With Detroit Red Wings.
Ken Wharram1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Bill White1With Los Angeles Kings.



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Sunday, October 13, 2013

NHL Premiere and NHL Global Series

NHL Premiere Series and NHL Global Series in Europe and Japan

Sporadically from 1997 to 2011, the NHL opened the season with games in Japan and Europe. Games were also played in Europe in 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2022.

Globe Arena (Stockholm, 2008-2011, 2017, 2019)
Hartwall Areena (Helsinki, 2009-2011, 2018)
Nokia Arena (Tampere, 2022, 2024)
O2 Arena (London, 2007)
O2 Arena (Prague, 2008, 2010, 2019)
O2 World Arena (Berlin, 2011)
Saitama Super Arena (Saitama, 2000)
Scandinavium (Gothenburg, 2018)
Yoyogi National Gymnasium (Tokyo, 1997-1998)

Globe Arena/Avicii Arena

Stockholm, Sweden; October 4-5, 2008; October 2-3, 2009; October 8-9, 2010; October 7-8, 2011; November 10-11, 2017; November 8-9, 2019; November 16-19, 2023; November 14-16, 2025

Globe Arena/Avicii Arena hosted NHL Premiere games from 2008-2011, and the NHL Global Series in 2017, 2019, and 2023.

Player Goals Notes
Dany Heatley3All with Ottawa Senators.
Evgeni Malkin3All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Sam Reinhart3All with Buffalo Sabres.
Mark Stone3All with Ottawa Senators.
Kristian Huselius2All with Columbus Blue Jackets.
Paul Kariya2All with St. Louis Blues.
Tyler Kennedy2All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Alexander Kerfoot2All with Colorado Avalanche.
Yanni Gourde2All with Tampa Bay Lightning.
Mike Hoffman2All with Ottawa Senators.
Patrick Maroon=2All with Tampa Bay Lightning.
William Nylander2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Lukas Raymond>/td>2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Joe Thornton2All with San Jose Sharks.
Brady Tkachuk2All with Ottawa Senators.
Keith Tkachuk2All with St. Louis Blues.
Sven Andrighetto1With Colorado Avalanche.
Patrik Berglund1With St. Louis Blues.
Tyler Bertuzzi1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Brad Boyes1With St. Louis Blues.
Erik Brannstrom1With Ottawa Senators.
Ryan Callahan1With New York Rangers.
Fredrik Claesson1With Ottawa Senators.
Dan Cleary1With Detroit Red Wings.
Andrew Cogliano1With Anaheim Ducks.
Blake Comeau1With Colorado Avalanche.
Logan Couture1With San Jose Sharks.
B.J. Crombeen1With St. Louis Blues.
Sidney Crosby1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Alex DeBrincat1With Detroit Red Wings.
Christopher DiDomenico1With Ottawa Senators.
Shean Donovan1With Ottawa Senators.
Jack Eichel1With Buffalo Sabres.
Jonathan Ericsson1With Detroit Red Wings.
Filip Forsberg1With Nashville Predators.
Marian Gaborik1With New York Rangers.
Alex Goligoski1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Shayne Gostisbehere1With Detroit Red Wings.
Victor Hedman1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Tomas Holmstrom1With Detroit Red Wings.
Jack Johnson1With New York Rangers.
Mathieu Joseph1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Alex Killorn1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Matthew Knies1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Anze Kopitar1With Los Angeles Kings.
Nikita Kucherov1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Niklas Kronwall1With Detroit Red Wings.
Ville Leino1With Detroit Red Wings.
Blake Lizotte1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Nathan MacKinnon1With Colorado Avalanche.
Kirk Maltby1With Detroit Red Wings.
Auston Matthews1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jay McClement1With St. Louis Blues.
Andy McDonald1With St. Louis Blues.
Jon Merrill1With Minnesota Wild.
Jake Middleton1With Minnesota Wild.
Torey Mitchell1With San Jose Sharks.
Ethan Moreau1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Rick Nash1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Josh Norris1With Ottawa Senators.
Johnny Oduya1With Ottawa Senators.
Victor Olofsson1With Buffalo Sabres.
David Perron1With Detroit Red Wings.
Brad Richards1With New York Rangers.
Mike Richards1With Los Angeles Kings.
Morgan Rielly1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Marco Rossi1With Minnesota Wild.
Jake Sanderson1With Ottawa Senators.
Rob Scuderi1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Devon Setoguchi1With San Jose Sharks.
Jason Spezza1With Ottawa Senators.
Daniel Sprong1With Detroit Red Wings.
Steven Stamkos1With Nashville Predators.
Tim Stutzle1With Ottawa Senators.
John Tavares1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
R.J. Umberger1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Antoine Vermette1With Ottawa Senators.
Parker Wotherspoon1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Nail Yakupov1With Colorado Avalanche.
Mats Zuccarelloi1With Minnesota Wild.

Hartwall Areena

Helsinki, Finland; October 2-3, 2009; October 7-8, 2010; October 7, 2011; November 1-2, 2018

Hartwall Areena hosted NHL Premiere games from 2009-2011, and Global Series games in 2018.

Player Goals Notes
Patrik Laine4All with Winnipeg Jets.
Dustin Byfuglien2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Evgenii Dadonov2All with Florida Panthers.
Patrick Kane2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Patrick Sharp2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Brandon Sutter2All with Carolina Hurricanes.
Thomas Vanek2All with Buffalo Sabres.
Keith Yandle2All with Florida Panthers.
Anton Babchuk1With Chicago Blackhawks.
David Booth1With Florida Panthers.
Andrew Brunette1With Minnesota Wild.
Brent Burns1With Minnesota Wild.
Brian Campbell1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Matt Cullen1With Minnesota Wild.
Nikolaj Ehlers1With Winnipeg Jets.
Michael Frolik1With Florida Panthers.
Nate Guenin1With Anaheim Ducks.
Mike Hoffman1With Florida Panthers.
Jussi Jokinen1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Ville Koistinen1With Florida Panthers.
Guillaume Latendresse1With Minnesota Wild.
Ville Leino1With Buffalo Sabres.
Mathieu Perreault1With Winnipeg Jets.
Jasom Pominville1With Buffalo Sabres.
Tuomu Ruutu1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Frank Vatrano1With Florida Panthers.

Nokia Arena

Tampere, Finland; November 4-5, 2022; November 1-2, 2024

Nokia Arena in Tampere hosted NHL Global Series games in 2022 and 2024.

Player Goals Notes
Mikko Rantanen3All with Colorado Avalanche.
Sam Reinhart3All with Florida Panthers.
Logan O'Connor2All with Colorado Avalanche.
Evan Rodrigues2All with Florida Panthers.
Aleksander Barkov1With Florida Panthers.
Jamie Benn1With Dallas Stars.
Mavrik Bourque1With Dallas Stars.
J.T. Compher1With Colorado Avalanche.
Evgenii Dadonov1With Dallas Stars.
Matt Duchene1With Dallas Stars.
A.J. Greer1With Florida Panthers.
Boone Jenner1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Martin Kaut1With Colorado Avalanche.
Sean Kuraly1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Patrik Laine1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Artturi Lehkonen1With Colorado Avalanche.
Esa Lindell1With Dallas Stars.
Anton Lundell1With Florida Panthers.
Cale Makar1With Colorado Avalanche.
Alex Newhook1With Colorado Avalanche.
Mackie Samoskevich1With Florida Panthers.
Tyler Seguin1With Dallas Stars.
Matthew Tkachuk1With Florida Panthers.
Devon Toews1With Colorado Avalanche.
Jakub Voracek1With Columbus Blue Jackets.

O2 Arena

London, United Kingdom; September 29-30, 2007

The O2 Arena in London hosted NHL Premiere games in 2007.

Player Goals Notes
Mike Cammalleri3All with Los Angeles Kings.
Corey Perry2All with Anaheim Ducks.
Rob Blake1With Los Angeles Kings.
Michal Handzus1With Los Angeles Kings.
Chris Kunitz1With Anaheim Ducks.
Travis Moen1With Anaheim Ducks.
Bobby Ryan1With Anaheim Ducks.

O2 Arena

Prague, Czech Republic; October 4-5, 2008; October 9-10, 2010; October 4, 2019; October 7-8, 2022; October 4-5, 2024

The O2 Arena in Prague hosted NHL Premiere games in 2008 and 2010, and NHL Global Series games in 2019, 2022, and 2024.

Player Goals Notes
Nathan Horton3All with Boston Bruins.
Nino Niederreier3All with Nashville Predators.
Paul Cotter2All with New Jersey Devils.
Travis Konecny2All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Radim Vrbata2All with Phoenix Coyotes.
Eric Belanger1With Phoenix Coyotes.
Seamus Casey1With New Jersey Devils.
Logan Couture1With San Jose Sharks.
Alex DeBrincat1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Brandon Dubinsky1With New York Rangers.
Matt Duchene1With Nashville Predators.
Filip Forsberg1With Nashville Predators.
Scott Gomez1With New York Rangers.
Adam Hall1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Tomas Hertl1With San Jose Sharks.
Nico Hischier1With New Jersey Devils.
Patrick Kane1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Johnathan Kovacevic1With New Jersey Devils.
Luke Kunin1With Nashville Predators.
Oskar Lindblom1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Milan Lucic1With Boston Bruins.
Timo Meier1With New Jersey Devils.
Markus Naslund1With New York Rangers.
Stefan Noesen1With New Jersey Devils.
Alexander Nylander1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Owen Power1With Buffalo Sabres.
Taylor Pratt1With Phoenix Coyotes.
Michael Raffl1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Wade Redden1With New York Rangers.
Tyler Seguin1With Boston Bruins.
Kiefer Sherwood1With Nashville Predators.
Martin St. Louis1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Tage Thompson1With Buffalo Sabres.
Eeli Tolvanen1With Nashville Predators.
Scottie Upshall1With Phoenix Coyotes.

O2 World Arena

Berlin, Germany; October 8, 2011

The O2 World Arena in Berlin hosted an NHL Premiere game in 2011.

Player Goals Notes
Luke Adam2All with Buffalo Sabres.
Anze Kopitar2With Los Angeles Kings.
Paul Gaustad1With Buffalo Sabres.
Drew Stafford1With Buffalo Sabres.

Saitama Super Arena

Saitama, Japan; October 7-8, 2000

Saitama Super Arena hosted the opening games of the 2000/01 season.

Player Goals Notes
Jan Hrdina2With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Robert Lang1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
David Legwand1With Nashville Predators.
Cliff Ronning1With Nashville Predators.
Martin Straka1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Scott Walker1With Nashville Predators.
Vitali Yachmenev1With Nashville Predators.

Scandinavium

Gothenburg, Sweden, October 6, 2018

The Scandinavium hosted an NHL Global Series game to start the 2018/19 season.

Player Goals Notes
Kyle Palmieri2All with New Jersey Devils.
Travis Zajac2All with New Jersey Devils.
Leon Draisatl1With Edmonton Oilers.
Milan Lucic1With Draisatl.
Stefan Nosen1With New Jersey Devils.

Yoyogi National Gymnasium

Tokyo, Japan; October 3-4, 1997; October 9-10, 1998

Yoyogi National Gymnasium hosted the opening games of the 1998/99 season.

Player Goals Notes
Theoren Fleury3All with Calgary Flames.
Pavel Bure2All with Vancouver Canucks.
Shawn Antoski1With Anaheim Ducks.
Valeri Bure1With Calgary Flames.
Andrew Cassels1With Calgary Flames.
J.J. Daigneault1With Anaheim Ducks.
Tony Granato1With San Jose Sharks.
Bill Houlder1With San Jose Sharks.
Trevor Linden1With Vancouver Canucks.
Patrick Marleau1With San Jose Sharks.
Mark Messier1With Vancouver Canucks.
Derek Morris1With Calgary Flames.
Joe Murphy1With San Jose Sharks.
Mike Rathie1With San Jose Sharks.
Mike Ricci1With San Jose Sharks.
Dave Roche1With Calgary Flames.
Tomas Sandstrom1With Anaheim Ducks.
Teemu Selanne1With Anaheim Ducks.
Scott Walker1With Vancouver Canucks.
Jason Wiemer1With Calgary Flames.
Scott Young1With Anaheim Ducks.

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