Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Outdoor games

Winter Classics, Heritage Classics, Stadium Series, Centennial Classic, NHL 100 Classic, NHL Outdoors



BC Place (Vancouver, 2014)
BMO Field (Toronto, 2017)
Busch Stadium (St. Louis, 2017)
Carter-Finley Stadium (Raleigh, 2023)
Citi Fieldk (New York, 2018)
Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia, 2012)
Commonwealth Stadium (Edmonton, 2003)
Coors Field (Denver, 2016)
Cotton Bowl (Dallas, 2016)
Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles, 2014)
Falcon Stadium (Colorado Springs, 2020)
Fenway Park (Boston, 2010, 2023)
Heinz Field (Pittsburgh, 2011 and 2017)
Investors Group Field (Winnipeg, 2016)
Lake Tahoe (Stateline, 2021)
Levi's Stadium (Santa Clara, 2015)
Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia, 2019)
LoanDepot Park (Miami, 2026)
McMahon Stadium (Calgary, 2011)
MetLife Stadium (East Rutherford, 2024)
Michigan Stadium (Ann Arbor, 2014)
Mosaic Stadium (Regina, 2019)
Nationals Stadium (Washington, 2015)
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (Annapolis, 2018)
Nissan Stadium (Nashville, 2022)
Notre Dame Stadium (Notre Dame, 2019)
Ohio Stadium (Columbus, 2025)
Ralph Wilson Stadium (Orchard Park, 2008)
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, 2026)
Soldier Field (Chicago, 2014)
Target Field (Minneeapolis, 2022)
TCF Bank Stadium (Minnesota, 2016)
TD Place Stadium (Ottawa, 2017)
Tim Hortons Field (Hamilton, 2022)
T-Mobile Park (Seattle, 2024)
Wrigley Field (Chicago, 2009)
Yankee Stadium (New York, 2014)


BC Place

Vancouver, British Columbia; March 2, 2014

BC Place, home of the CFL BC Lions, hosted the NHL Heritage Classic on March 2, 2014, between the Ottawa Senators and Vancouver Canucks.

Player Goals Notes
Cody Ceci1With Ottawa Senators.
Jason Garrison1With Vancouver Canucks.
Colin Greening1With Ottawa Senators.
Erik Karlsson1With Ottawa Senators.
Zach Kassian1With Vancouver Canucks.
Clarke MacArthur1With Ottawa Senators.

BMO Field

Toronto, Ontario; January 1, 2017

BMO Field, home of FC Toronto in the MLS and the CFL Toronto Argonauts, hosted the Centennial Classic on January 1, 2017 between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings.

Player Goals Notes
Anthony Mantha2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Auston Matthews2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Connor Brown1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jonathan Ericsson1With Detroit Red Wings.
Leo Komarov1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Dylan Larkin1With Detroit Red Wings.
Mitch Marner1With Toronto Maple Leafs.

Busch Stadium

St. Louis, Missouri; January 2, 2017

Busch Stadium, home of the MLB St. Louis Cardinals, hosted the Winter Classic on January 2, 2017 between the Chicago Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues.

Player Goals Notes
Vladimir Tarasenko2All with St. Louis Blues.
Patrik Berglund1With St. Louis Blues.
Michal Kempny1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Alexander Steen1With St. Louis Blues.

Carter-Finley Stadium

Raleigh, North Carolina; February 18, 2023

Carley-Finley Stadium, home of the North Carolina State Wolfpack, was the site of a Stadium Series game on February 18, 2023 between the Carolina Hurricanes and Washington Capitals.

Player Goals Notes
Jesperi Kotkaniemi2With Carolina Hurricanes.
Martin Necas1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Paul Stastny1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Teuvo Teravainen1With Carolina Hurricanes.
Tom Wilson1With Washington Capitals.

Citi Field

New York, New York; January 1, 2018

Citizens Bank Park, home of the MLB New York Mets, hosted the 2018 Winter Classic between the New York Rangers and Buffalo Sabres.

Player Goals Notes
Paul Carey1With New York Rangers.
Michael Grabner1With New York Rangers.
Sam Reinhart1With Buffalo Sabres.
Rasmus Ristolainen1With Buffalo Sabres.
J.T. Miller1With New York Rangers.

Citizens Bank Park

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; January 1, 2012

Citizens Bank Park, home of the MLB Philadelphia Phillies, hosted the 2012 Winter Classic.

Player Goals Notes
Michael Rupp2All with New York Rangers.
Claude Giroux1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Brad Richards1With New York Rangers.
Brayden Schenn1With Philadelphia Flyers.

Commonwealth Stadium

Edmonton, Alberta; November 22, 2003 and October 29, 2023

Commonwealth Stadium, home of the Edmonton Eskimos of the CFL, hosted the 2003 and 2023 Heritage Classic.

Player Goals Notes
Yanic Perreault2All with Montreal Canadiens.
Richard Zednik2All with Montreal Canadiens.
Evan Bouchard1With Edmonton Oilers.
Eric Brewer1With Edmonton Oilers.
Vincent Desharnais1With Edmonton Oilers.
A.J. Greer1With Calgary Flames.
Nazem Kadri1With Calgary Flames.
Evander Kane1With Edmonton Oilers.
Brett Kulak1With Edmonton Oilers.
Zach Hyman1With Edmonton Oilers.
Steve Staios1With Edmonton Oilers.
Jarret Stoll1With Edmonton Oilers.

Coors Field

Denver, Colorado; February 27, 2016

Coors Field, home of the MLB Colorado Rockies, hosted an NHL Stadium Series game on February 27, 2016, between the Detroit Red Wings and Colorado Avalanche.

Player Goals Notes
Justin Abdelkader1With Detroit Red Wings.
Tyson Barrie1With Colorado Avalanche.
Darren Helm1With Detroit Red Wings.
Nathan MacKinnon1With Colorado Avalanche.
Gustav Nyquist1With Detroit Red Wings.
Brad Richards1With Detroit Red Wings.
Alex Tanguay1With Colorado Avalanche.
Tomas Tatar1With Detroit Red Wings.

Cotton Bowl

Dallas, Texas; January 1, 2020

The Cotton Bowl was the site of the 2020 Winter Classic on January 1, 2020, between the Nashville Predators and Dallas Stars.

Player Goals Notes
Blake Comeau1With Dallas Stars.
Matt Duchesne1With Nashville Predators.
Dante Fabbro1With Nashville Predators.
Mattias Janmark1With Dallas Stars.
Alexander Radulov1With Dallas Stars.
Andrej Sekera1With Dallas Stars.

Dodger Stadium

Los Angeles, California; January 25, 2014

Dodger Stadium, home of the MLB Los Angeles Dodgers, hosted an NHL Stadium Series game on January 25, 2014, between the Anaheim Ducks and Los Angeles Kings.

Player Goals Notes
Matt Beleskey1With Anaheim Ducks.
Andrew Cogliano1With Anaheim Ducks.
Corey Perry1With Anaheim Ducks.

Falcon Stadium

Colorado Springs, Colorado; February 15, 2020

Falcon Stadium hosted an NHL Stadium Series game on February 15, 2020, between the Colorado Avalanche and Los Angeles Kings.

Player Goals Notes
Tyler Toffoli3With Los Angeles Kings.
Samuel Girard1With Colorado Avalanche.

Fenway Park

Boston, Massachusetts; January 1, 2010

Fenway Park, home of the MLB Boston Red Sox, hosted the 2010 and 2023 Winter Classics.

Player Goals Notes
Jake DeBrusk2All with Boston Bruins.
Kasperi Kapanen1With Pittsburgh Penguinss.
Mark Recchi1With Boston Bruins.
Marco Sturm1With Boston Bruins.
Danny Syvret1With Philadelphia Flyers.

Gillette Stadium

Foxborough, Massachusetts; January 1, 2016

Gillette Stadium, home of the NFL New England Patriots, hosted the 2016 Winter Classic on January 1, 2016, between the Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins.

Player Goals Notes
Paul Byron2All with Montreal Canadiens.
Matt Beleskey1With Boston Bruins.
David Desharnais1With Montreal Canadiens.
Brendan Gallagher1With Montreal Canadiens.
Max Pacioretty1With Montreal Canadiens.

Heinz Field

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; January 1, 2011 and February 25, 2017

Heinz Field, home of the Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFL, hosted the 2011 Winter Classic. It also hosted a Stadium Series game on February 25, 2017.

Player Goals Notes
Eric Fehr2All with Washington Capitals.
Nick Bonino1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Sidney Crosby1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Matt Cullen1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Shayne Gostisbehere1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Mike Knuble1With Washington Capitals.
Evgeni Malkin1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Chad Ruhwedel1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Jakub Voracek1With Philadelphia Flyers.

Investors Group Field

Winnipeg, Manitoba; October 23, 2016

Investors Group Field, home of the CFL Winnipeg Blue Bombers, hosted the Heritage Classic between the Edmonton Oilers and Winnipeg Jets on October 23, 2016.

Player Goals Notes
Zack Kassian1With Edmonton Oilers.
Mark Letestu1With Edmonton Oilers.
Darnell Nurse1With Edmonton Oilers.

Lake Tahoe

Stateline, Nevada; February 20-21, 2021

The NHL Outdoors at Lake Tahoe series replaced the cancelled outdoor games for the 2020-21 season. The Vegas Golden Knights played the Colorado Avalanche on February 20 and the Boston Bruins played the Philadelphia Flyers on February 21.

Player Goals Notes
David Pastrnak3All with Boston Bruins.
Samuel Girard1With Colorado Avalanche.
Alec Martinez1With Vegas Golden Knights.
Nathan MacKinnon1With Colorado Avalanche.
Devon Toews1With Colorado Avalanche.
Alex Tuch1With egas Golden Knights.
Joel Farabee1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Sean Couturier1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Charlie McAvoy1With Boston Bruins.
Nathan MacKinnon1With Colorado Avalanche.
Charlie Coyle1With Boston Bruins.
Trent Frederic1With Boston Bruins.
Nick Ritchie1With Boston Bruins.
James van Riemsdyk1With Philadelphia Flyers.

Levi's Stadium

Santa Clara, California; February 21, 2015

Levi's Stadium, home of the NFL San Francisco 49ers, was the site of an NHL Stadium Series game on February 21, 2015, between the Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks.

Player Goals Notes
Kyle Clifford1With Los Angeles Kings.
Brent Burns1With San Jose Sharks.
Marian Gaborik1With Los Angeles Kings.

Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; February 23, 2019

Lincoln Financial Field, home of the NFL Philadelphia Eagles, was the site of an NHL Stadium Series game on February 23, 2019, between the Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins.

Player Goals Notes
Sean Couturier1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Sidney Crosby1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Claude Giroux1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Evgeni Malkin1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Justin Schultz1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
James van Riemsdyk1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Jakub Voracek1With Philadelphia Flyers.

LoanDepot Park

Miami, Florida; January 2, 2026

LoanDepot Park, home of the MLB Miami Marlins, was the site of the 2026 Winter Classic between the Florida Panthers and New York Rangers.

Player Goals Notes
Mika Zibanejad3All with New York Rangers.
Artemi Panarin2All with New York Rangers.
Sam Reinhart1With Florida Panthers.

McMahon Stadium

Calgary, Alberta; February 20, 2011

McMahon Stadium, home of the Calgary Stampeders of the CFL, hosted the 2011 Heritage Classic.

Player Goals Notes
Rene Bourque2All with Calgary Flames.
Anton Babchuk1With Calgary Flames.
Alex Tanguay1With Calgary Flames.

MetLife Stadium

East Rutherford, New Jersey; February 17-18, 2024

MetLife Stadium, home of the New York Giants and New York Jets in the NFL, hosted two Stadium Series games between the New Jersey Devils and Philadelphia Flyers and then the New York Rangers and New York Islanders in 2024.

Player Goals Notes
Nathan Bastian2All with New Jersey Devils.
Nico Hischier2All with New Jersey Devils.
Owen Tippett2All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Vincent Trocheck2All with New York Rangers.
Mathew Barzal1With New York Islanders.
Erik Gustafsson1With New York Rangers.
Bo Horvat1With New York Islanders.
Chris Kreider1With New York Rangers.
Anders Lee1With New York Islanders.
Brock Nelson1With New York Islanders.
Artemi Panarin1With New York Rangers.
Alexander Romanov1With New York Islanders.
Nick Seeler1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Brendan Smith1With New Jersey Devils.
Tyler Toffoli1With New Jersey Devils.
Alex Tanguay1With Calgary Flames.
Mika Zibanejad1With New York Rangers.

Michigan Stadium

Ann Arbor, Michigan; January 1, 2014

Michigan Stadium, home of the University of Michigan Wolverines, hosted the 2014 Winter Classic between the Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs.

Player Goals Notes
Justin Abdelkader1With Detroit Red Wings.
Daniel Alfredsson1With Detroit Red Wings.
Tyler Bozak1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
James van Riemsdyk1With Toronto Maple Leafs.

Mosaic Stadium

Regina, Saskatchewan; October 26, 2019

Mosaic Stadium, home of the CFL Saskatchewan Roughriders, hosted the 2019 Heritage Classic between the Calgary Flames and Winnipeg Jets.

Player Goals Notes
Elias Lindholm1With Calgary Flames.
Bryan Little1With Winnipeg Jets.
Josh Morissey1With Winnipeg Jets.

Nationals Stadium

Washington, D.C.; January 1, 2015

Nationals Stadium, home of the MLB Washington Nationals, hosted the 2015 Winter Classic between the Chicago Blackhawks and Washington Capitals.

Player Goals Notes
Eric Fehr1With Washington Capitals.
Alex Ovechkin1With Washington Capitals.
Patrick Sharp1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Brandon Saad1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Troy Brouwer1With Washington Capitals.

Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

Annapolis, Maryland; March 3, 2018

Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium hosted a Stadium Series game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Washington Capitals.

Player Goals Notes
Nicklas Backstrom1With Washington Capitals.
John Carlson1With Washington Capitals.
Zach Hyman1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Nazem Kadri1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Evgeny Kuznetsov1With Washington Capitals.
Alex Ovechkin1With Washington Capitals.
Jakub Vrana1With Washington Capitals.

Nissan Stadium

Nashville, Tennessee; February 26, 2022

Nissan Stadium hosted a Stadium Series game between the Tampa Bay Lightning and Nashville Predators.

Player Goals Notes
Filip Forsberg1With Nasville Predators.
Tanner Jeannot1With Nasville Predators.
Nikita Kucherov1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Brayden Point1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Steven Stamkos1With Tampa Bay Lightning.

Notre Dame Stadium

Notre Dame, Indiana; January 1, 2019

Notre Dame Stadium hosted the 2019 Winter Classic between the Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks.

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Player Goals Notes
Patrice Bergeron1With Boston Bruins.
Dominik Kahun1With Chicago Blackhawks.>
Sean Kuraly1With Boston Bruins.
Brad Marchand1With Boston Bruins.
David PastrnakWith Boston Bruins.
Brendan Perlini1With Chicago Blackhawks.

Ohio Stadium

Columbus, Ohio; March 1, 2025

Ohio Stadium hosted a Stadium Series game between the Detroit Red Wings and Columbus Blue Jackets in 2025.

Player Goals Notes
Alex DeBrincat2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Justin Danforth1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Adam Fantilli1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Patrick Kane1With Detroit Red Wings.
Denton Mateychuk1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Mathieu Olivier1With Columbus Blue Jackets.
Dmitri Voronkov1With Columbus Blue Jackets.

Ralph Wilson Stadium

Orchard Park, New York; January 1, 2008

Ralph Wilson Stadium, home of the Buffalo Bills of the NFL, hosted the 2008 Winter Classic.

Player Goals Notes
Colby Armstrong1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Brian Campbell1With Buffalo Sabres.

Raymond James Stadium

Tampa, Florida; February 1, 2026

Raymond James Stadium, home of the NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers, was the site of a Stadium Series game between the Tampa Bay Lightning and Boston Bruins n 2026.
Player Goals Notes
Morgan Geekie2All with Boston Bruins.
Viktor Arvidsson1With Boston Bruins.
Oliver Bjorkstrand1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Brandon Hagel1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Nikita Kucherov1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Nick Paul1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Matthew Poitras1With Boston Bruins.
Darren Raddysh1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Alex Steeves1With Boston Bruins.

Soldier Field

Chicago, Illinois; March 1, 2014

Soldier Field, home of the NFL Chicago Bears, held an NHL Stadium Series game on March 1, 2014, between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Chicago Blackhawks.

Player Goals Notes
Jonathan Toews2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Bryan Bickell1With Chicago Blackhawks.
James Neal1With Pittsburgh Penguins
Patrick Sharp1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Kris Versteeg1With Chicago Blackhawks.

Target Field

Minneapolis, Minnesota; January 1, 2022

Target Field hosted the 2022 Winter Classic between the St. Louis Blues and Minnesota Wild.

Player Goals Notes
Jordan Kyrou2With St. Louis Blues.
Ivan Barbashev1With St. Louis Blues.
Kevin Fiala1With Minnesota Wild.
Ryan Hartman1With Minnesota Wild.
Kirill Kaprizov1With Minnesota Wild.
Torey Krug1With St. Louis Blues.
David Perron1With St. Louis Blues.
Rem Pitlick1With Minnesota Wild.
Vladimir Tarasenko1With St. Louis Blues.

TCF Bank Stadium

Minneapolis, Minnesota; February 21, 2016

TCF Bank Stadium, home of the NCAA Minnesota Golden Gophers, hosted an NHL Stadium Series game on February 21, 2016, between the Chicago Blackhawks and Minnesota Wild.

Player Goals Notes
Ryan Carter1With Minnesota Wild.
Matt Dumba1With Minnesota Wild.
Erik Haula1With Minnesota Wild.
Patrick Kane1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Nino Niederreiter1With Minnesota Wild.
Jason Pominville1With Minnesota Wild.
Thomas Vanek1With Minnesota Wild.

TD Place Stadium

Ottawa, Ontario; December 16, 2017

TD Place, home of the CFL Ottawa Redblacks, hosted the NHL 100 Classic between the Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators.

Player Goals Notes
Jean-Gabriel Pageau1With Ottawa Senators.
Bobby Ryan1With Ottawa Senators.
Nate Thompson1With Ottawa Senators.

Tim Hortons Field

Hamilton, Ontario; March 13, 2022

Tim Hortons Field hosted the 2022 Heritage Classic between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Buffalo Sabres.

Player Goals Notes
Vinnie Hinostroza2With Buffalo Sabres.
Peyton Krebs2With Buffalo Sabres.
Ondrej Kase1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Auston Matthews1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Tage Thompson1With Buffalo Sabres.

T-Mobile Park

Seattle, Washington; January 1, 2024

T-Mobile Park hosted the 2024 Winter Classic between the Seattle Kraken and Vegas Golden Knights.

Player Goals Notes
Will Borgen1With Seattle Kraken.
Yanni Gourde1With Seattle Kraken.
Eeli Tolvanen1With Seattle Kraken.

Wrigley Field

Chicago, Illinois; January 1, 2009; December 31, 2024

Wrigley Field, home of the MLB Chicago Cubs, hosted the 2009 and 2025 Winter Classic.

Player Goals Notes
Cam Fowler2All with St. Louis Blues.
Jiri Hudler2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Tyler Bertuzzi1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Pavel Datsyuk1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Ben Eager1With Detroit Red Wings.
Justin Faulk1With St. Louis Blues.
Taylor Hall1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Martin Havlat1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Dylan Holloway1With St. Louis Blues.
Duncan Keith1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Jordan Kyrou1With St. Louis Blues.
Brett Lebda1With Detroit Red Wings.
Brian Rafalski1With Detroit Red Wings.
Mikael Samuelsson1With Detroit Red Wings.
Alexandre Texier1With St. Louis Blues.
Kris Versteeg1With Chicago Blackhawks.

Yankee Stadium

New York, New York; January 26 and 29, 2014

Yankee Stadium, home of the MLB New York Yankees, hosted two NHL Stadium Series games between the New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils (January 26, 2014) and the Rangers and the New York Islanders (January 29, 2014).

Player Goals Notes
Patrik Elias2All with New Jersey Devils.
Mats Zuccarello2All with New York Rangers.
Daniel Carcillo1With New York Rangers.
Carl Hagelin1With New York Rangers.
Dominic Moore1With New York Rangers.
Rick Nash1With New York Rangers.
Brock Nelson1With New York Islanders.
Benoit Pouliot1With New York Rangers.
Derek Stepan1With New York Rangers.
Eric Staal1With New York Rangers.
Travis Zajac1With New Jersey Devils.

Neutral site games

Here are lists of all the scorers at "neutral site" games. The NHL had an official series of "neutral site" games from 1992-1994, often to test out new areas where there would later be expansion teams. There were also a few games played at neutral sites in the 1930s. For games at "neutral" sites that were home games for the Chicago Blackhawks in the 1950s, see Chicago's Midwest Tour sites. For "NHL Premiere" series games in Europe and Japan, see NHL Premiere Series See also Winter Classics and Heritage Classics and the NHL Stadium Series.

America West Arena (Phoenix, 1993-1994)
ARCO Arena (Sacramento, 1993-1994)
Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum (Phoenix, 1992)
Blue Cross Arena (Rochester, 2003, 2005)
Boardwalk Hall (Atlantic City, 1929-1930)
Bradley Center (Milwaukee, 1992-1993)
Carver Arena (Peoria, 1993)
Copps Coliseum (Hamilton, 1992-1994)
Halifax Metro Centre (Halifax, 1993-1994)
Market Square Arena (Indianapolis, 1992)
Miami Arena (Miami, 1992)
Myriad Convention Center (Oklahoma City, 1992)
Omni Coliseum (Atlanta, 1993)
Orlando Arena (Orlando, 1993-1994)
Peace Bridge Arena (Fort Erie, 1929-1930)
Providence Civic Center (Providence, 1993)
Reunion Arena (Dallas, 1992)
Richfield Coliseum (Cleveland, 1992-1993)
Riverfront Coliseum (Cincinnati, 1993)
Saskatchewan Place (Saskatoon, 1992-1994)
Target Center (Minneapolis, 1993-1994)

America West Arena

Phoenix, Arizona; November 9, 1993; January 5, 1994; January 24, 1994; March 8, 1994

America West Arena hosted several neutral site games in the 1993/94 season. It later became the first arena of the Phoenix Coyotes following their move from Winnipeg in 1996.

Player Goals Notes
Joe Murphy2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Lyle Odelein2All with Montreal Canadiens.
Benoit Brunet1With Montreal Canadiens.
Bob Corkum1With Anaheim Ducks.
Russ Courtnall1With Dallas Stars.
Vincent Damphousse1With Montreal Canadiens.
Todd Ewen1With Anaheim Ducks.
Theoren Fleury1With Calgary Flames.
Michel Goulet1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Wayne Gretzky1With Los Angeles Kings.
Jari Kurri1With Los Angeles Kings.
Troy Loney1With Anaheim Ducks.
Mike Modano1With Dallas Stars.
Robert Reichel1With Calgary Flames.
Luc Robitaille1With Los Angeles Kings.
Ron Stern1With Calgary Flames.
Garry Valk1With Anaheim Ducks.

ARCO Arena

Sacramento, California; January 4, February 22, October 21, November 3, 1993; February 8, April 3, 1994

ARCO was used for a number of "neutral site" games in 1993 and 1994.

Player Goals Notes
Kevin Miller3With St. Louis Blues.
Bob Errey2With San Jose Sharks.
Adam Graves2With New York Rangers.
Jaromir Jagr2With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Neil Wilkinson21 with Chicago Blackhawks, 1 with San Jose Sharks.
Jamie Baker1With San Jose Sharks.
Rob Blake1With Los Angeles Kings.
Doug Brown1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Pat Conacher1With Los Angeles Kings.
Vincent Damphousse1With Montreal Canadiens.
Todd Elik1With San Jose Sharks.
Ron Francis1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Brett Hull1With St. Louis Blues.
Craig Janney1With St. Louis Blues.
Jari Kurri1With Los Angeles Kings.
Stephan Lebeau1With Montreal Canadiens.
Kip Miller1With San Jose Sharks.
Alexander Mogilny1With Buffalo Sabres.
Joe Mullen1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Kirk Muller1With Montreal Canadiens.
Sergei Nemchinov1With New York Rangers.
Frederick Olausson1With Edmonton Oilers.
Ed Olczyk1With New York Rangers.
Sandis Ozolinsh1With San Jose Sharks.
Patrick Poulin1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Luc Robitaille1With Los Angeles Kings.
Mathieu Schneider1With Montreal Canadiens.
Craig Simpson1With Buffalo Sabres.
Darryl Sydor1With Los Angeles Kings.
Rick Tocchet1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Eric Weinrich1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Alexei Zhitnik1With Los Angeles Kings.

Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Phoenix, Arizona; December 8, 1992

The Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum hosted a neutral site game between the Montreal Canadiens and the "home" team Los Angeles Kings.

Player Goals Notes
Vincent Damphousse3All with Montreal Canadiens.
Luc Robitaille2All with Los Angeles Kings.
Paul Coffey1With Los Angeles Kings.
Mike Donnelly1With Los Angeles Kings.
Mike Keane1With Montreal Canadiens.
Jari Kurri1With Los Angeles Kings.
Mathieu Schneider1With Montreal Canadiens.

Blue Cross Arena

Rochester, New York; November 12, 2003; October 26, 2005

Blue Cross Arena has hosted two "home" games for the Buffalo Sabres.

Player Goals Notes
Jeff Friesen21 with New Jersey Devils, 1 with Washington Capitals.
Maxim Afinogenov1With Buffalo Sabres.
Jochen Hecht1With Buffalo Sabres.
Jamie Howard1With Washington Capitals.
Alex Kotalik1With Buffalo Sabres.
Jamie Langenbrunner1With New Jersey Devils.
Petr Sykora1With Washington Capitals.
Chris Taylor1With Buffalo Sabres.

Boardwalk Hall

Atlantic City, New Jersey; December 28, 1929, January 25, 1930, March 15, 1930

Boardwalk Hall was the site of several "home" games for the Ottawa Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates in 1929/30.

Player Goals Notes
Normie Himes3All with New York Americans.
Johnny Gottselig2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Hec Kilrea2All with Ottawa Senators.
Joe Lamb2All with Ottawa Senators.
Jack Adams1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Frank Boucher1New York Rangers.
King Clancy1With Ottawa Senators.
Duke Dutkowski1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Art Gagne1With Ottawa Senators.
Leroy Goldsworthy1New York Rangers.
Syd Howe1With Ottawa Senators.
Jim Jarvis1With Pittsburgh Pirates.
Eddie Lowrey1With Pittsburgh Pirates.
Charlie McVeigh1With New York Americans.
George Patterson1With New York Americans.
Johnny Sheppard1With New York Americans.
Al Shields1With Ottawa Senators.
Joe Simpson1With New York Americans.
Art Somers1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Harold Starr1With Ottawa Senators.
Paul Thompson1New York Rangers.

Bradley Center

Milwaukee, Wiscosin; December 1, 1992; March 16, 1993

Bradley Center hosted two neutral site games in 1992/93.

Player Goals Notes
Tony Granato2All with Los Angeles Kings.
Dale Hunter2All with Washington Capitals.
Corey Millen2All with Washington Capitals.
Dave Christian1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Pat Conacher1With Los Angeles Kings.
Sergei Fedorov1With Detroit Red Wings.
Gerard Gallant1With Detroit Red Wings.
Kevin Hatcher1With Washington Capitals.
Todd Kryger1With Washington Capitals.
Luc Robitaille1With Los Angeles Kings.
Jeremy Roenick1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Christian Ruuttu1With Chicago Blackhawks.

Carver Arena

Peoria, Illinois; February 8, 1993

Carver Arena hosted a neutral site game between the St. Louis Blues and the "home" team Hartford Whalers. The game was originally scheduled to be played in Birmingham, Alabama.

Player Goals Notes
Brendan Shanahan2All with St. Louis Blues.
Kelly Chase1With St. Louis Blues.
Pat Verbeek1With Hartford Whalers.

Copps Coliseum

Hamilton, Ontario; October 20, November 17, November 18, 1992; March 1, November 18, 1993; January 4, February 22, March 23, 1994

Copps Coliseum hosted numerous neutral site games from 1992-1994.

Player Goals Notes
Stu Barnes2All with Florida Panthers.
Pavel Bure2All with Vancouver Canucks.
Doug Gilmour2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Pat Lafontaine2All with Buffalo Sabres.
Dmitri Mironov2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Pierre Turgeon2All with New York Islanders.
Keith Acton1With New York Islanders.
Nikolai Borchevsky1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Neil Brady1With Ottawa Senators.
Tom Chorske1With New Jersey Devils.
Wendel Clark1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Steve Duschesne1With Quebec Nordiques.
Pat Elynuik1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Dale Hawerchuk1With Buffalo Sabres.
Benoit Hogue1With New York Islanders.
Mike Hough1With Florida Panthers.
Mike Krushelnyski1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
John Leblanc1With Winnipeg Jets.
Gary Leeman1With Montreal Canadiens.
Trevor Linden1With Vancouver Canucks.
Norm MacIver1With Ottawa Senators.
Scott Mellanby1With Florida Panthers.
Rob Ray1With Buffalo Sabres.
Russell Romaniuk1With Winnipeg Jets.
Cliff Ronning1With Vancouver Canucks.
Joe Sakic1With Quebec Nordiques.
Alexander Semark1With New Jersey Devils.
Mats Sundin1With Quebec Nordiques.
Steve Thomas1With New York Islanders.
Sylvain Turgeon1With Ottawa Senators.
Dixon Ward1With Vancouver Canucks
Valeri Zelepukin1With New Jersey Devils.

Halifax Metro Centre

Halifax, Nova Scotia; February 20, October 31, 1993; March 9, 1994

Halifax Metro Centre hosted several neutral site games in 1993/94.

Player Goals Notes
Sergei Nemchinov4All with New York Rangers.
Mike Gartner3All with New York Rangers.
Mike Ricci2All with Quebec Nordiques.
Brian Bradley1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Kevin Hatcher1With Washington Capitals.
Mike Hough1With Quebec Nordiques.
Mike Hudson1With New York Rangers.
Dale Hunter1With Washington Capitals.
Steve Konowalchuk1With Washington Capitals.
Alex Kovalev1With New York Rangers.
Nick Kypreos1With New York Rangers.
Brian Leetch1With New York Rangers.
Bernie Nicholls1With New Jersey Devils.
Michal Pivonka1With Washington Capitals.
Mike Ridley1With Washington Capitals.
Martin Rucinsky1With Quebec Nordiques.
Joe Sakic1With Quebec Nordiques.
Rob Zamuner1With Tampa Bay Lightning.

Market Square Arena

Indianapolis, Indiana; November 3, 1992

Market Square Arena hosted a neutral site game between the Chicago Blackhawks and the "home" team Washington Capitals in 1992.

Player Goals Notes
Peter Bondra1With Washington Capitals.
Sylvain Cote1With Washington Capitals.
Keith Jones1With Washington Capitals.
Paul MacDermid1With Washington Capitals.
Stephane Matteau1With Chicago Blackhawks.

Myriad Convention Center

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; December 13, 1992

Myriad Convention Center hosted a neutral site game between the Edmonton Oilers and the "home" team New York Islanders in 1992.

Player Goals Notes
Tom Fitzgerald2All with New York Islanders.
Steve Thomas2All with New York Islanders.
Brian Glynn1With Edmonton Oilers.

Omni Coliseum

Atlanta, Georgia; February 8, 1993

Omni Coliseum was the home of the Atlanta Flames until they moved to Calgary in 1980. It hosted a neutral site game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Boston Bruins in 1993.

Player Goals Notes
Kevin Stevens2All with Pittsburgh Penguins.
Shawn McEachern1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Rick Tocchet1With Pittsburgh Penguins.

Orlando Arena

Orlando, Florida; December 14, 26, 1993; January 2, 24, March 20, 1994

Orlando Arena was the site of a number of "home" games for the Tampa Bay Lightning in 1993/94.

Player Goals Notes
Danton Cole2All with Tampa Bay Lightning.
Mikael Andersson1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Shawn Chambers1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Rob DiMaio1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Peter Douris1With Anaheim Ducks.
Jody Hull1With Florida Panthers.
Calle Johansson1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Keith Jones1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Chris Joseph1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Andrei Lomakin1With Florida Panthers.
Kelly Miller1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Kirk Muller1With Montreal Canadiens.
Brian Skrudland1With Florida Panthers.
Garry Valk1With Anaheim Ducks.
David Williams1With Anaheim Ducks.
Terry Yake1With Anaheim Ducks.
Rob Zamuner1With Tampa Bay Lightning.

Peace Bridge Arena

Fort Erie, Ontario; February 10, 14, 17, March 7, 10 1929; February 12, March 8, 18, 1930

The Peace Bridge Arena hosted a number of Chicago Blackhawks "home" games in 1929 while they were unable to use the Chicago Coliseum. It was also the site of a number of Pittsburgh Pirates "home" games in 1930.

Player Goals Notes
Herb Drury2All with Pittsburgh Pirates.
Gord Fraser2All with Pittsburgh Pirates.
Stan McCabe2All with Detroit Cougars
Vic Ripley2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Taffy Abel1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Larry Aurie1With Detroit Cougars.
Marty Barry1With Boston Bruins.
Cliff Barton1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Tommy Cook1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Rosario Couture1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Harold Darragh1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Dutch Gainor1With Boston Bruins.
Johnny Gottselig1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Aurel Joliat1With Montreal Canadiens.
Herbie Lewis1With Detroit Cougars.
Mickey MacKay1With Boston Bruins.
Charlie McVeigh1With New York Americans.
Hib Milks1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Harry Oliver1With Boston Bruins.
George Owen1With Boston Bruins.
Eric Pettinger1With Toronto St. Patricks.
Eddie Shore1With Boston Bruins.
Jessie Spring1With Pittsburgh Penguins.
Cooney Weiland1With Boston Bruins.

Providence Civic Center

Providence, Rhode Island; March 16, 1993

Providence Civic Center hosted a neutral site game between the New Jersey Devils and the "home" team Boston Bruins in 1993.

Player Goals Notes
Claude Lemieux1With New Jersey Devils.
Cam Neely1With Boston Bruins.
Adam Oates1With Boston Bruins.
Dave Reid1With Boston Bruins.

Reunion Arena

Dallas, Texas; December 15, 1992

Reunion Arena, home to the Dallas Stars (1993-2001), hosted a neutral site game between the New York Islanders and the St. Louis Blues in 1992.

Player Goals Notes
Nelson Emerson1With St. Louis Blues.
Brett Hull1With St. Louis Blues.
Derek King1With New York Islanders.
Vladimir Malakhov1With New York Islanders.
Brian Mullen1With New York Islanders.
Brendan Shanahan1With St. Louis Blues.
Steve Thomas1With New York Islanders.

Richfield Coliseum

Cleveland, Ohio; February 22, March 21, 1993; January 6, February 2, February 24, April 3, 1994

Richfield Coliseum was the home arena of the Cleveland Barons (1976-1978).

Player Goals Notes
Mario Lemieux3All with Pittsburgh Pirates.
Joe Mullen3All with Pittsburgh Pirates.
Mark Recchi3All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Kevin Stevens3All with Pittsburgh Pirates.
Dino Ciccarelli2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Brett Hull2All with St. Louis Blues.
Eric Lindros2All with Philadelphia Flyers.
Brent Fedyk1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Martin Gelinas1With Edmonton Oilers.
Kevin Hatcher1With Washington Capitals.
Dale Hunter1With Washington Capitals.
Jaromir Jagr1With Pittsburgh Pirates.
Petr Klima1With Edmonton Oilers.
Steve Konowalchuk1With Washington Capitals.
Slava Kozlov1With Detroit Red Wings.
Todd Krygier1With Washington Capitals.
Nicklas Lidstrom1With Detroit Red Wings.
Daniel Marois1With Boston Bruins.
Bill McDougall1With Edmonton Oilers.
Larry Murphy1With Pittsburgh Pirates.
Greg Paslawski1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Pat Peake1With Washington Capitals.
Shjon Podein1With Edmonton Oilers.
Keith Primeau1With Detroit Red Wings.
Mike Sillinger1With Detroit Red Wings.
Peter Taglianetti1With Pittsburgh Pirates.
Pat Verbeek1With Hartford Whalers.
Glen Wesley1With Boston Bruins.
Paul Ysebaert1With Detroit Red Wings.
Steve Yzerman1With Detroit Red Wings.

Riverfront Coliseum

Cincinnati, Ohio; February 16, 1993

Riverfront Coliseum hosted a neutral site game between the Philadelphia Flyers and the "home" team Calgary Flames in 1993.

Player Goals Notes
Rob Brind'amour1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Pelle Eklund1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Brent Fedyk1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Theoren Fleury1With Calgary Flames.
Eric Lindros1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Joe Nieuwendyk1With Calgary Flames.
Gary Roberts1With Calgary Flames.
Rob Stern1With Calgary Flames.

Saskatchewan Place

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; October 13, 1992; January 18, February 23, March 11, December 23, 1993; January 24, 1994

Saskatchewan Place hosted a number of neutral site games from 1992-1994.

Player Goals Notes
Pavel Bure5All with Vancouver Canucks.
Evgeny Davydov3All with Winnipeg Jets.
Thomas Steen3All with Winnipeg Jets.
Jason Arnott2All with Edmonton Oilers.
John Druce2All with Winnipeg Jets.
Dave Gagner2All with Minnesota North Stars.
Trevor Linden2All with Vancouver Canucks.
Joe Nieuwendyk2All with Calgary Flames.
Teppo Numminen2All with Winnipeg Jets.
Teemu Selanne2All with Winnipeg Jets.
Keith Tkachuk2All with Winnipeg Jets.
Bob Beers1With Edmonton Oilers.
Andrew Cassels1With Hartford Whalers.
Zdeno Ciger1With Edmonton Oilers.
Russ Courtnall1With Minnesota North Stars.
Mike Craig1With Minnesota North Stars.
Murray Craven1With Hartford Whalers.
Theoren Fleury1With Calgary Flames.
Martin Gelinas1With Vancouver Canucks.
Jody Hull1With Ottawa Senators.
Dane Jackson1With Vancouver Canucks.
Mark Janssens1With Hartford Whalers.
Kris King1With Winnipeg Jets.
Robert Kron1With Vancouver Canucks.
Bob Kudelski1With Ottawa Senators.
Nick Kypreos1With Hartford Whalers.
Mike McPhee1With Minnesota North Stars.
Mike Modano1With Minnesota North Stars.
Michael Nylander1With Hartford Whalers.
Joel Otto1With Calgary Flames.
Brian Propp1With Minnesota North Stars.
Paul Ranheim1With Calgary Flames.
Gary Roberts1With Calgary Flames.
Cliff Ronning1With Vancouver Canucks.
Geoff Sanderson1With Hartford Whalers.
Darrin Shannon1With Winnipeg Jets.
Jiri Slegr1With Vancouver Canucks.
Ron Stern1With Calgary Flames.
Zarley Zalapski1With Hartford Whalers.

Target Center

Minneapolis, Minnesota; December 9, 31, 1993; January 17, March 4, 18, 27, 1994

Target Center hosted a number of neutral site games from 1993-1994.

Player Goals Notes
Dave Gagner2With Dallas Stars.
Mike Modano2With Dallas Stars.
Ray Sheppard2With Detroit Red Wings.
Dave Barr1With Dallas Stars.
Rob Brind'amour1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Paul Cavallini1With Dallas Stars.
Paul Coffey1With Detroit Red Wings.
Nelson Emerson1With Winnipeg Jets.
Ray Ferraro1With New York Islanders.
Travis Green1With New York Islanders.
Bill Guerin1With New Jersey Devils.
Roman Hamrlik1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Valeri Kamensky1With Quebec Nordiques.
Petr Klima1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Vladimir Konstantinov1With Detroit Red Wings.
Claude Lapointe1With Quebec Nordiques.
Claude Lemieux1With New Jersey Devils.
Eric Lindros1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Dave McLlwain1With Ottawa Sabres.
Corey Millen1With New Jersey Devils.
Boris Mironov1With Winnipeg Jets.
Cam Neely1With Boston Bruins.
Mike Peluso1With New Jersey Devils.
Keith Primeau1With Detroit Red Wings.
Mark Recchi1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Mikael Renberg1With Philadelphia Flyers.
Stephane Richer1With New Jersey Devils.
Gordie Roberts1With Boston Bruins.
Darrin Shannon1With Winnipeg Jets.
Richard Smehlik1With Buffalo Sabres.
Bryan Smolinski1With Boston Bruins.
Thomas Steen1With Winnipeg Jets.
Keith Tkachuk1With Winnipeg Jets.
Randy Wood1With Buffalo Sabres.
Alexei Yashin1With Ottawa Sabres.
Steve Yzerman1With Detroit Red Wings.
Rob Zamuner1With Tampa Bay Lightning.
Alex Zhamnov1With Winnipeg Jets.

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

1950s Midwest Games

Chicago Blackhawks 1950s Midwest Tour

In the 1950s, the Blackhawks played several games in Omaha, St. Louis, Indianapolis and St. Paul, to capitalize on their popularity throughout the US Midwest.

Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum

Location: Omaha, Nebraska
Dates: February 25, 1954 vs Detroit; November 30, 1954 vs Montreal; January 17, 1956 vs New York
Total games: 3
Total goals: 15 by 14 players

Ak-Sar-Ben ("Nebraska" backwards) Coliseum in Omaha was used for three Chicago home games in 1954 and 1956.

Player Goals Notes
Ted Lindsay2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Andy Bathgate1With New York Rangers.
Jean Beliveau1With Montreal Canadiens.
Pete Conacher1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Floyd Curry1With Montreal Canadiens.
Andy Hebenton1With New York Rangers.
Bucky Hollingworth1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Gordie Howe1With Detroit Red Wings.
Lou Jankowski1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Ed Litzenberger1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Nick Mickoski1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Maurice Richard1With Montreal Canadiens.
Allan Stanley1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Jerry Toppazzini1With Chicago Blackhawks.

Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum

Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Dates: December 6, 1952 vs Detroit; December 18, 1953 vs Detroit; January 21, 1954 vs Boston; February 19, 1954 vs New York
Total games: 4
Total goals: 13 by 10 players
The Blackhawks played a number of home games at the Indiana State Fairgrounds from 1952-1954.

Player Goals Notes
Joe Klukay2All with Boston Bruins.
Nick Mickoski2All with New York Rangers.
Jimmy Peters2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Gerry Couture1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Ray Gariepy1With Boston Bruins (his only NHL goal).
Camille Henry1With New York Rangers.
Gordie Howe1With Detroit Red Wings.
Tony Leswick1With Detroit Red Wings.
Ted Lindsay1With Detroit Red Wings.
Reg Sinclair1With Detroit Red Wings.
Johnny Wilson1With Detroit Red Wings.

St. Louis Arena

Location: St. Louis, Missouri
Dates: November 23, 1954 vs Montreal; December 15, 1954 vs Toronto; January 2, 1955 vs Toronto; January 9, 1955 vs Detroit; January 29, 1955 vs Detroit; March 16, 1955 vs New York; October 25, 1955 vs Boston; December 9, 1955 vs Boston; December 20, 1955 vs Montreal; January 14, 1956 vs Detroit; March 8, 1956 vs New York See also St. Louis Arena

Player Goals Notes
Johnny Wilson64 with Chicago Blackhawks, 2 with Detroit Red Wings.
Bernie Geoffrion4All with Montreal Canadiens.
Maurice Richard4All with Montreal Canadiens.
Tony Leswick3All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Ed Litzenberger3All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Dutch Reibel3All with Detroit Red Wings.
Sid Smith3All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jean Beliveau2All with Montreal Canadiens.
Gordie Howe2All with Detroit Red Wings.
Nick Mickoski2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Bill Mosienko2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Metro Prystai2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Tod Sloan2All with Toronto Maple Leafs.
Allan Stanley2All with Chicago Blackhawks.
Bob Bailey1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Hank Ciesia1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Pete Conacher1With New York Rangers.
Dave Creighton1With Montreal Canadiens.
Alex Delvecchio1With Detroit Red Wings.
Bill Dineen1With Detroit Red Wings.
Jean-Guy Gendron1With New York Rangers.
Lionel Heinrich1With Boston Bruins.
Wally Hergesheimer1With New York Rangers.
Tim Horton1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Bronco Horvath1With New York Rangers.
Harry Howell1With New York Rangers.
Lou Jankowski1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Joe Klukay1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Danny Lewicki1With New York Rangers.
Pit Martin1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Jack McIntyre1With Chicago Blackhawks.
Jim Morrison1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Ken Mosdell1With Montreal Canadiens.
Ron Murphy1With New York Rangers.
Eric Nesterenko1With Toronto Maple Leafs.
Marcel Pronovost1With Detroit Red Wings.
Vic Stasiuk1With Detroit Red Wings.
Norm Ullman1With Detroit Red Wings.

St. Paul Auditorium

Location: St. Paul, Minnesota
Date: February 23, 1955

The Blackhawks played a home game against the Bruins in St. Paul in 1955.

Player Goals Notes
Ed Litzenberger3With Chicago Blackhawks.
Doug Mohns2With Boston Bruins.
Don McKenney1With Boston Bruins.

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