In the 1987-88 NHL season , there were 111 hat tricks scored over the 840-game regular-season schedule and 12 scored in the 82 games of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Overall, the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers each had 12 to lead all teams and Håkan Loob led all skaters with 6.
Regular Season [ ]
Player
Team
Date
Score and Opponent
Greg Adams (4 goals)Vancouver
October 8, 1987
8–2 vs. St. Louis[1]
Mike Gartner Washington
October 10, 1987
6-4 vs. Chicago[2]
Jimmy Carson Los Angeles
October 10, 1987
4-2 vs. St. Louis[3]
Glenn Anderson Edmonton
October 11, 1987
9-2 at Los Angeles[4]
Michel Goulet Quebec
October 12, 1987
5-2 at Montreal[5]
Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh
October 15, 1987
6-6 (OT) vs. N.Y. Rangers[6]
Dan Quinn Pittsburgh
October 15, 1987
6-6 (OT) vs. N.Y. Rangers[7]
Glenn Anderson
Edmonton
October 16, 1987
5-2 at Calgary[8]
Joe Nieuwendyk Calgary
October 18, 1987
5-6 vs. Boston[9]
Bryan Trottier N.Y. Islanders
October 20, 1987
5-4 vs. Calgary[10]
Ulf Dahlen N.Y. Rangers
October 23, 1987
7-3 vs. Chicago[11]
Peter Stastny Quebec
October 24, 1987
5-7 vs. Calgary[12]
Mario Lemieux
Pittsburgh
October 24, 1987
5-3 vs. Buffalo[13]
Ray Neufeld Winnipeg
November 1, 1987
7-3 vs. Vancouver[14]
Alan Haworth Quebec
November 3, 1987
4-3 vs. St. Louis[15]
Wayne Gretzky Edmonton
November 4, 1987
7-2 vs. N.Y. Rangers[16]
Denis Savard Chicago
November 8, 1987
8-5 vs. Minnesota[17]
Pat LaFontaine N.Y. Islanders
November 10, 1987
4-3 vs. Washington[18]
Wayne Presley Chicago
November 11, 1987
6-3 vs. Detroit[19]
Brett Hull Calgary
November 15, 1987
8-4 vs. Vancouver[20]
Ron Francis Hartford
November 18, 1987
9-1 vs. Buffalo[21]
Joe Nieuwendyk (4 goals)
Calgary
November 19, 1987
9-1 vs. Quebec[22]
Bernie Nicholls Los Angeles
November 22, 1987
8-5 at Buffalo[23]
Bob Carpenter Los Angeles
November 22, 1987
8-5 at Buffalo[24]
Paul MacLean Winnipeg
November 25, 1987
8-10 at Detroit[25]
Håkan Loob
Calgary
November 25, 1987
4-2 at Vancouver[26]
John Tonelli Calgary
November 28, 1987
8-4 at Los Angeles[27]
Steve Kasper Boston
November 30, 1987
4-6 at Montreal[28]
Craig Simpson Edmonton
December 2, 1987
4-7 at Detroit[29]
Dave Andreychuk Buffalo
December 3, 1987
6-3 vs. Quebec[30]
Tim Higgins Detroit
December 4, 1987
12-0 vs. Chicago[31]
Mikko Makela N.Y. Islanders
December 4, 1987
6-4 at Washington[32]
Keith Crowder Boston
December 5, 1987
7-3 vs. Chicago[33]
Wayne Gretzky (5 goals)
Edmonton
December 6, 1987
10-4 vs. Minnesota[34]
Dave Christian Washington
December 8, 1987
4-5 vs. Calgary[35]
Joe Nieuwendyk (4 goals)
Calgary
December 13, 1987
7-1 at Buffalo[36]
Gerard Gallant Detroit
December 18, 1987
8-3 vs. Minnesota[37]
Michel Goulet
Quebec
December 27, 1987
5-3 vs. Hartford[38]
Joe Nieuwendyk
Calgary
December 28, 1987
9-3 vs. Montreal[39]
Ray Neufeld
Winnipeg
December 28, 1987
5-2 at Los Angeles[40]
Brian Bellows Minnesota
December 30, 1987
6-4 at Chicago[41]
Luc Robitaille Los Angeles
December 30, 1987
6-4 vs. Winnipeg[42]
Bob Probert Detroit
December 31, 1987
7-2 vs. St. Louis[43]
Steve Yzerman Detroit
January 3, 1988
4-4 (OT) at Winnipeg[44]
Mario Lemieux
Pittsburgh
January 5, 1988
4-4 (OT) vs. Los Angeles[45]
Dave Andreychuk
Buffalo
January 6, 1988
6-5 at Montreal[46]
Kirk Muller New Jersey
January 7, 1988
3-6 vs. Vancouver[47]
Steve Thomas Chicago
January 8, 1988
7-3 vs. Toronto[48]
Mario Lemieux (4 goals)
Pittsburgh
January 10, 1988
5-7 at Detroit[49]
Tony Tanti (4 goals)Vancouver
January 13, 1988
8-2 vs. Winnipeg[50]
Kirk Muller
New Jersey
January 15, 1988
7-3 vs. Toronto[51]
Cam Neely Boston
January 16, 1988
5-1 vs. Buffalo[52]
Denis Savard
Chicago
January 17, 1988
5-4 vs. Washington[53]
Håkan Loob
Calgary
January 19, 1988
7-5 vs. Vancouver[54]
Paul Coffey Pittsburgh
January 20, 1988
8-3 at Chicago[55]
Phil Housley Buffalo
January 22, 1988
7-3 vs. New Jersey[56]
Tony McKegney St. Louis
January 23, 1988
5-3 at Quebec[57]
Dave Hannan Edmonton
January 25, 1988
6-4 at Pittsburgh[58]
Peter Stastny
Quebec
January 26, 1988
5-3 vs. Los Angeles[59]
Doug Gilmour St. Louis
January 28, 1988
9-1 vs. Minnesota[60]
John MacLean New Jersey
January 28, 1988
6-3 vs. Pittsburgh[61]
Jimmy Carson
Los Angeles
January 30, 1988
5-0 vs. Minnesota[62]
Tony Tanti
Vancouver
January 30, 1988
3-4 at Calgary[63]
Sergio Momesso Montreal
February 3, 1988
5-2 at Hartford[64]
Laurie Boschman Winnipeg
February 3, 1988
9-0 vs. Calgary[65]
Esa Tikkanen Edmonton
February 3, 1988
8-5 vs. New Jersey[66]
Jimmy Carson
Los Angeles
February 3, 1988
7-2 vs. Vancouver[67]
Cam Neely
Boston
February 4, 1988
7-3 vs. Montreal[68]
Dale Hawerchuk Winnipeg
February 6, 1988
8-8 (OT) at Minnesota[69]
Brian MacLellan Minnesota
February 6, 1988
8-8 (OT) vs. Winnipeg[70]
Steve Yzerman
Detroit
February 6, 1988
5-4 at Montreal[71]
Dave Andreychuk
Buffalo
February 6, 1988
4-6 at N.Y. Islanders[72]
Luc Robitaille
Los Angeles
February 11, 1988
3-5 vs. Quebec[73]
Gerard Gallant
Detroit
February 12, 1988
4-3 vs. New Jersey[74]
Murray Craven Philadelphia
February 13, 1988
4-7 at Toronto[75]
Mark Messier Edmonton
February 14, 1988
7-6 vs. Vancouver[76]
Greg Gilbert N.Y. Islanders
February 16, 1988
9-3 vs. Calgary[77]
Rick Tocchet Philadelphia
February 21, 1988
5-3 vs. Detroit[78]
Peter Stastny
Quebec
February 21, 1988
6-5 at Buffalo[79]
Ray Sheppard Buffalo
February 21, 1988
5-6 vs. Quebec[80]
Rick Tocchet
Philadelphia
February 27, 1988
8-6 at Los Angeles[81]
Geoff Courtnall Boston
February 27, 1988
7-4 vs. Minnesota[82]
Bob Gainey Montreal
February 27, 1988
6-0 vs. Winnipeg[83]
Pat Verbeek (4 goals)New Jersey
February 28, 1988
8-6 vs. Minnesota[84]
Kirk Muller
New Jersey
February 28, 1988
8-6 vs. Minnesota[85]
Dan Quinn
Pittsburgh
February 28, 1988
5-7 at Chicago[86]
Rick Vaive Chicago
February 28, 1988
7-5 vs. Pittsburgh[87]
Rick Tocchet
Philadelphia
March 1, 1988
7-3 at Vancouver[88]
Håkan Loob (4 goals)
Calgary
March 3, 1988
6-3 vs. Philadelphia[89]
Cam Neely
Boston
March 3, 1988
5-3 vs. Toronto[90]
Glenn Anderson (4 goals)
Edmonton
March 4, 1988
7-4 vs. Philadelphia [91]
Stephane Richer Montreal
March 5, 1988
7-6 at Los Angeles[92]
Paul MacLean
Winnipeg
March 5, 1988
10-1 at Toronto[93]
Dan Quinn
Pittsburgh
March 7, 1988
5-4 at Calgary[94]
Paul MacLean (4 goals)
Winnipeg
March 9, 1988
6-6 (OT) vs. Calgary[95]
Håkan Loob
Calgary
March 12, 1988
10-4 vs. Buffalo[96]
Peter Ihnacak Toronto
March 12, 1988
6-4 vs. Chicago[97]
Craig Janney Boston
March 12, 1988
4-3 at Quebec[98]
Bernie Federko St. Louis
March 13, 1988
6-7 at Los Angeles[99]
Ray Sheppard
Buffalo
March 13, 1988
7-5 at Vancouver[100]
Tony Tanti
Vancouver
March 13, 1988
5-7 vs. Buffalo[101]
Håkan Loob
Calgary
March 15, 1988
8-6 at Hartford[102]
Geoff Courtnall
Edmonton
March 15, 1988
6-4 vs. Buffalo[103]
Jimmy Carson
Los Angeles
March 26, 1988
9-5 vs. Chicago[104]
Gerard Gallant
Detroit
March 26, 1988
4-4 (OT) vs. N.Y. Rangers[105]
Tim Kerr Philadelphia
March 26, 1988
6-0 vs. Winnipeg[106]
Steve Larmer Chicago
March 26, 1988
7-7 (OT) at Minnesota[107]
Jimmy Carson (4 goals)
Los Angeles
March 30, 1988
9-7 vs. Calgary[108]
Mario Lemieux (4 goals)
Pittsburgh
April 2, 1988
7-6 (OT) at Washington[109]
Stephane Richer
Montreal
April 2, 1988
9-4 vs. Buffalo[110]
Luc Robitaille
Los Angeles
April 3, 1988
5-5 (OT) at Edmonton[111]
Playoffs [ ]
Player
Team
Date
Score and Opponent
Glenn Anderson
Edmonton
April 6, 1988
7-4 vs. Winnipeg[112]
Petr Klima Detroit
April 7, 1988
6-2 vs. Toronto [113]
John Tucker (4 goals)Buffalo
April 9, 1988
6-2 vs. Boston[114]
Denis Savard
Chicago
April 9, 1988
6-3 vs. St. Lous[115]
Tony Hrkac (4 goals)St. Louis
April 10, 1988
6-5 at Chicago[116]
Håkan Loob
Calgary
April 10, 1988
7-3 at Los Angeles[117]
Ed Olczyk Toronto
April 12, 1988
6-5 (OT) at Detroit[118]
Aaron Broten New Jersey
April 20, 1988
5-2 at Washington[119]
Petr Klima
Detroit
April 21, 1988
6-0 vs. St. Louis[120]
Mark Johnson (4 goals)New Jersey
April 22, 1988
10-4 vs. Washington[121]
Patrik Sundstrom New Jersey
April 22, 1988
10-4 vs. Washington[122]
Esa Tikkanen
Edmonton
May 22, 1988
6-3 at Boston[123]
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