Teams with multiple 100-point scorers that missed the playoffs

The Panther

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Watching the Oilers' typical home-ice disaster tonight (losing 5-3 to AHL New Jersey Devils, on the second night of their back-to-back) brings to mind how Edmonton will miss the playoffs with probably two 100-point scorers on the roster. McDavid hit 100 points just a few minutes ago, and Draisaitl is sitting on 89 in 69 games.

In franchise history, not surprisingly, the Oilers have never had two 100-point scorers and missed. (Well, they haven't had two 100-point scorers since 1989, and the franchise didn't miss the playoffs until 1993.)

So, I'm wondering, how many teams have had multiple 100-point scorers and missed the playoffs?
 
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The Kings in 80 and 81 made the playoffs, but no one seemed to let Dionne, Taylor, and Simmer know that.
Before my time, but I looked it up. Dave Taylor scored 4 goals in 8 games against dynasty Islanders and the '81 Rangers, so he should get a pass here, no? Actually, he and Dionne both had 7 points in 8 games those two playoffs. Seems not so bad...?

I thought maybe the '94 Kings had done this, but Robitaille had only 86 points. What a trainwreck team that was...

If Lindros had got three more points (he missed 19 games) in 1993-94, the Flyers might have "achieved" this that season. (Recchi had 107.)
 

vadim sharifijanov

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my guesses were larouche/pronovost on the penguins, chouinard/macmillan on the atlanta flames, and rogers/stoughton on the whale, who all made the playoffs. i guess two 100 point scorers have to try really hard to miss the playoffs when all but five teams make it.
 
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MadLuke

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List of all the teams with multiple 100 points scorer:
Player Season Finder | Hockey-Reference.com

2 100 players never occurred before 1971 and almost all occurrence are 1993 or before, mostly in seasons when making the playoff was really easy.

I thought I did find a way for excel to look all of them with a list of playoff finder from hockey reference, not sure if robust but it gave me only the already named Nordiques and Penguins and no other case.
 
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Before my time, but I looked it up. Dave Taylor scored 4 goals in 8 games against dynasty Islanders and the '81 Rangers, so he should get a pass here, no? Actually, he and Dionne both had 7 points in 8 games those two playoffs. Seems not so bad...?

I thought maybe the '94 Kings had done this, but Robitaille had only 86 points. What a trainwreck team that was...

If Lindros had got three more points (he missed 19 games) in 1993-94, the Flyers might have "achieved" this that season. (Recchi had 107.)

81-82 Kings had Dionne (117) & Taylor (106). Team's record was 24-41-15. But they made the playoffs.
 

tony d

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I believe the 1990 Penguins came close to making the playoffs as well. Got to think if Mario plays a full season they make it.
 

Big Phil

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The 1988 Penguins missed by a point too. However, while Mario had 168 no one else had more than 79. That being said, Coffey came in a trade and had 67 points in 46 games. I would think just like 1990 had Mario played the 21 games he missed, that if Coffey played the 34 games in 1988 they make the playoffs too (Coffey was on a clear pace to crack 100+ points.

Yeah, but poor Connor. Edmonton is the loser here but the NHL and the fans are too. How can they have such little depth?
 

Cursed Lemon

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Before my time, but I looked it up. Dave Taylor scored 4 goals in 8 games against dynasty Islanders and the '81 Rangers, so he should get a pass here, no? Actually, he and Dionne both had 7 points in 8 games those two playoffs. Seems not so bad...?

The three of them combined for a PPG of 1.61 in the regular season those two years.

The playoffs? 0.84
 

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Era adjusted, I would say stamkos and st louis win this in 2011-2012 and 2013.
 

boredem

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Serious question, watching Draisaitl continue to rack up points had me thinking about how sad it is going to be to miss the playoffs with 2 players over 100 points (potentially).

Has this ever happened before?
 

Jacob

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not only that but they're still in the bottom 3rd in the league in goals for.
 

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Good chance there could be two teams that do it this year with Colorado as well.
 

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