2018-19 in Review: Brian Lashoff
Photo at top by Sam Iannamico/Griffins
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Games | Player | Team |
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981 | Bill Needham | Cleveland Barons |
753 | Arnie Kullman | Hershey Bears |
608 | Howie Yanosik | Hershey Bears |
570 | Paul Larivee | Providence Reds |
534 | Pete Backor | Pittsburgh Hornets |
531 | Roger DeJordy | Hershey Bears |
517 | Pete Kapusta | Providence Reds |
513 | Stan Smrke | Rochester Americans |
496 | Bob Leduc | Providence Reds |
459 | Chuck Hamilton | Hershey Bears |
454 | Barry Ashbee | Hershey Bears |
453 | Brian Lashoff | Grand Rapids Griffins |
453 | Frank Mario | Hershey Bears |
444 | Sandy McGregor | Baltimore Clippers |
444 | Darryl Sly | Rochester Americans |
450 – Lashoff skated in his 450th career AHL game during a 5-4 overtime defeat at San Jose on April 6.
453 – Lashoff’s 453 career GP rank first among active players who have spent their entire AHL career with the same club and tie for 12th all time in league history.
5 – Among Griffins defensemen, Lashoff tied for fifth in points and placed fifth in assists.
100 – Lashoff tallied an assist in a 6-3 home win vs. Texas on Dec. 1 to collect his 100th career point as a professional.
127 – After playing four games this season, Lashoff has played in 127 career NHL games with the Red Wings and tallied 14 points (2-12—14). With the exception of 2015-16, Lashoff, who was originally signed by Detroit as an undrafted free agent in September 2008, has appeared in at least one NHL game every year since 2012-13.
In his ninth full professional season, defenseman and alternate captain Brian Lashoff posted 14 points (1-13—14) in 53 games with the Griffins and showed one assist in four outings with Detroit.
0.632 – The Griffins posted a 29-15-6-3 record (0.632) in games Lashoff was in the lineup compared to 9-12-1-1 (0.435) when he was not.
1 – When Lashoff assisted on Frans Nielsen’s goal at 17:16 of the first period in a 3-2 win against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on March 19, it marked his first NHL point since picking up a helper on Nov. 22, 2014 at Toronto.
2 – Lashoff places second in Griffins history in both regular season (453) and postseason games played (75). In the regular season, he trails only all-time great Travis Richard’s 655, and in the playoffs, fellow two-time Calder Cup champion Nathan Paetsch is first with 78 GP.
3 – Skating in his 445th AHL contest on March 26 at Iowa, Lashoff registered a career-high three points behind a goal and two assists in a 5-2 victory.
By the numbers
Contract status
2 GP, 0 goals, 1 assist, 1 point, +2 rating, 0 PIM
Postseason stat line
53 GP, 1 goal, 13 assists, 14 points, +5 rating, 33 PIM with GRG
4 GP, 0 goals, 1 assist, 1 point, -1 rating, 2 PIM, 13:39 average ice time with DRW