Teams with multiple 100-point scorers that missed the playoffs

[boredem]

I don't think any team has ever had even one 2,100 point player.

Not until McDavid goes to Toronto.

 

[John Eichel da GOAT]

If Landy didnt get hurt, Avs may have had 3 and missed. Impressive.

Edit: NM Landy had no shot at 100

 

[Ahoy there]

I don't think any team has ever had even one 2,100 point player.

Has happened more than you think. Best example: 1985

Anderson (102)
Gretzky (215)
Coffee (138)
Kurri (131)
(stinking Messier)

 

[Albus Dumbledore]

Has happened more than you think. Best example: 1985

Anderson (102)
Gretzky (215)
Coffee (138)
Kurri (131)
(stinking Messier)

whoosh/

 

[Ahoy there]

I don't think any team has ever had even one 2,100 point player.

1970

Bucyk (116)
Esposito (152)
Hodge (105)
Orr (139)

 

[kook10]

89-90 Pens

Lemieux (123)
Coffey (103)

 

[MikeyMike01]

1970

Bucyk (116)
Esposito (152)
Hodge (105)
Orr (139)

woosh

 

[Rob Brown]

Has happened more than you think. Best example: 1985

Anderson (102)
Gretzky (215)
Coffee (138)
Kurri (131)
(stinking Messier)

You missed the joke.

 

[DownIsTheNewUp]

In the shortened 2012-13 season Marty St. Louis and Steven Stamkos finished 1 and 2 in points and the Lightning finished 3rd last in the league.

 

[Ahoy there]

You missed the joke.

LMBO. Would have never caught it had you said nothing!!

 

[boredem]

89-90 Pens

Lemieux (123)
Coffey (103)

This is what I was looking for, thanks!

Missed the playoffs by 1 point that year.

 

[GIN ANTONIC]

Has happened more than you think. Best example: 1985

Anderson (102)
Gretzky (215)
Coffee (138)
Kurri (131)
(stinking Messier)

He was making a joke on how it was written... 2, 100 like that meant 1 player getting 2100 points in a season

 

[King Mapes]

In the shortened 2012-13 season Marty St. Louis and Steven Stamkos finished 1 and 2 in points and the Lightning finished 3rd last in the league.

That's impressive

 

[Mickey Marner]

1996 Mighty Ducks. Selanne was a mid-season trade, but broke 100, along with Kariya.

 

[The Panther]

1996 Mighty Ducks. Selanne was a mid-season trade, but broke 100, along with Kariya.

That doesn't count for me -- the 100 has to be scored with the team missing the playoffs (for obvious reasons).

So, there is Quebec '88 and Pittsburgh '90, and that's it!

Well, one record the Oilers and maybe Colorado (if things go good/bad enough for them) can shoot for this season! [sarcasm]

 

[vikash1987]

So, there is Quebec '88 and Pittsburgh '90, and that's it!

I compiled the table below, so folks can visualize just how rare this has been:

Season	Team with Multiple 100-Point Players	Players	Made the Playoffs?
1970-71	Boston	Esposito, Orr, Bucyk, Hodge	YES
1971-72	Boston	Esposito, Orr	YES
1971-72	NY Rangers	Ratelle, Hadfield	YES
1972-73	Boston	Esposito, Orr	YES
1972-73	Philadelphia	Clarke, MacLeish	YES
1973-74	Boston	Esposito, Orr, Hodge	YES
1974-75	Boston	Esposito, Orr	YES
1974-75	Montreal	Lafleur, Mahovlich	YES
1975-76	Montreal	Lafleur, Mahovlich	YES
1975-76	Philadelphia	Clarke, Barber	YES
1975-76	Pittsburgh	Larouche, Pronovost	YES
1976-77	Montreal	Lafleur, Shutt	YES
1978-79	NY Islanders	Trottier, Bossy, Potvin	YES
1978-79	Atlanta	MacMillan, Chouinard	YES
1979-80	Los Angeles	Dionne, Simmer	YES
1979-80	Hartford	Rogers, Stoughton	YES
1980-81	Los Angeles	Dionne, Taylor, Simmer	YES
1980-81	NY Islanders	Bossy, Trottier	YES
1980-81	Quebec	P. Stastny, Richard	YES
1981-82	Edmonton	Gretzky, Anderson	YES
1981-82	NY Islanders	Bossy, Trottier	YES
1981-82	Los Angeles	Dionne, Taylor	YES
1981-82	Minnesota	Smith, Ciccarelli	YES
1982-83	Edmonton	Gretzky, Messier, Anderson, Kurri	YES
1982-83	Quebec	P. Stastny, Goulet	YES
1983-84	Edmonton	Gretzky, Coffey, Kurri, Messier	YES
1983-84	Quebec	Goulet, P. Stastny	YES
1983-84	NY Islanders	Bossy, Trottier	YES
1983-84	Boston	Pederson, Middleton	YES
1984-85	Edmonton	Gretzky, Kurri, Coffey	YES
1984-85	Winnipeg	Hawerchuk, MacLean	YES
1984-85	Los Angeles	Dionne, Nicholls	YES
1984-85	NY Islanders	Bossy, B. Sutter	YES
1985-86	Edmonton	Gretzky, Coffey, Kurri, Anderson	YES
1985-86	Quebec	P. Stastny, Goulet	YES
1986-87	Edmonton	Gretzky, Kurri, Messier	YES
1987-88	Edmonton	Gretzky, Messier	YES
1987-88	Los Angeles	Robitaille, Carson	YES
1987-88	Quebec	P. Stastny, Goulet	NO
1987-88	Calgary	Loob, Bullard	YES
1988-89	Pittsburgh	Lemeiux, Brown, Coffey	YES
1988-89	Los Angeles	Gretzky, Nicholls	YES
1988-89	Edmonton	Kurri, Carson	YES
1989-90	Los Angeles	Gretzky, Robitaille	YES
1989-90	Pittsburgh	Lemieux, Coffey	NO
1989-90	St. Louis	Hull, Oates	YES
1990-91	St. Louis	Hull, Oates	YES
1990-91	Calgary	Fleury, MacInnis	YES
1991-92	Pittsburgh	Lemieux, Stevens	YES
1991-92	Los Angeles	Gretzky, Robitaille	YES
1991-92	NY Rangers	Messier, Leetch	YES
1992-93	Pittsburgh	Lemieux, Stevens, Tocchet, Francis	YES
1992-93	Buffalo	LaFontaine, Mogilny	YES
1992-93	Boston	Oates, Juneau	YES
1992-93	Quebec	Sundin, Sakic	YES
1992-93	St. Louis	Janney, Hull	YES
1995-96	Pittsburgh	Lemieux, Jagr, Francis	YES
1995-96	Colorado	Sakic, Forsberg	YES
1998-99	Anaheim	Selanne, Kariya	YES
2005-06	Ottawa	Alfredsson, Heatley	YES
2006-07	Tampa Bay	Lecavalier, St. Louis	YES
2008-09	Pittsburgh	Malkin, Crosby	YES
2009-10	Washington	Ovechkin, Backstrom	YES

[TBODY] [/TBODY]

 

[Chukcha]

When did it happen last time?

 

[Cloned]

2018-19 Edmonton Oilers.

 

[Siludin]

Not quite the same, but the Thrashers had three 90 point players (and one 70 point player) when they missed the playoffs in 05/06

 

[McRobbiezyg]

One can argue that this would be more likely with a top heavy team. Less supporting cast means that these guys are playing more and therefore getting more points

 

[EastCoastFlamesFan]

Has to be the 89-90 Penguins, right? Mario and Coffey both his the century mark. Cullen had 92 points that year as well.

 

[Bear of Bad News]

Merged with the existing thread on the conversation.

 

[Big Phil]

I look at the line up of both the 1988 Nordiques and 1990 Pens and I just don't get how they missed the playoffs. The 1988 Nordiques had some good top end talent and even though their goaltending was suspect it wasn't even near the worst in the NHL. Their goals-for was 3rd worst though, which is strange when you look at their roster. Hmmmm.

The 1990 Pens were in a tough division but still you figure this team is better than the Islanders aren't they? Lots of scoring up front, good depth, but just horrible goaltending.

 

[Hockey Outsider]

I look at the line up of both the 1988 Nordiques and 1990 Pens and I just don't get how they missed the playoffs. The 1988 Nordiques had some good top end talent and even though their goaltending was suspect it wasn't even near the worst in the NHL. Their goals-for was 3rd worst though, which is strange when you look at their roster. Hmmmm.

The 1990 Pens were in a tough division but still you figure this team is better than the Islanders aren't they? Lots of scoring up front, good depth, but just horrible goaltending.

Sad story for the 1990 Penguins. They collapsed down the stretch after Lemieux was injured (he came back for the last game of the season). In their last 13 games they had 1 win, 9 losses and 3 ties - and still only missed the playoffs by one point. They were 6th in the conference as late as March 4th, 1990.

 

[The Panther]

Sad story for the 1990 Penguins. They collapsed down the stretch after Lemieux was injured (he came back for the last game of the season). In their last 13 games they had 1 win, 9 losses and 3 ties - and still only missed the playoffs by one point. They were 6th in the conference as late as March 4th, 1990.

Wasn't that when they needed to win the final game of the regular season but lost it in overtime or something?