List of players with five or more goals in an NHL game
Scorers
Legend

List of players with five or more goals in an NHL game

Section Title: Scorers
Table Section Text: Legend

Name	Team	Date	Goals

Canada Joe Malone	Montreal Canadiens	December 19, 1917	5

Canada Harry Hyland	Montreal Wanderers	December 19, 1917	5

Canada Joe Malone	Montreal Canadiens	January 12, 1918	5

Canada Joe Malone	Montreal Canadiens	February 2, 1918	5

Canada Newsy Lalonde	Montreal Canadiens	March 1, 1919	5

Canada Newsy Lalonde	Montreal Canadiens	January 10, 1920	6

Canada Joe Malone	Quebec Bulldogs	January 31, 1920	7

Canada Mickey Roach	Toronto St. Pats	March 6, 1920	5

Canada Joe Malone	Quebec Bulldogs	March 10, 1920	6

Canada Corb Denneny	Toronto St. Pats	January 26, 1921	6

Canada Newsy Lalonde	Montreal Canadiens	February 16, 1921	5

Canada Cy Denneny	Ottawa Senators	March 7, 1921	6

Canada Babe Dye	Toronto St. Pats	December 16, 1922	5

Canada Red Green	Hamilton Tigers	December 5, 1924	5

Canada Babe Dye	Toronto St. Pats	December 22, 1924	5

Canada Punch Broadbent	Montreal Maroons	January 7, 1925	5

Canada Pit Lepine	Montreal Canadiens	December 14, 1929	5

Canada Howie Morenz	Montreal Canadiens	March 18, 1930	5

Canada Charlie Conacher	Toronto Maple Leafs	January 19, 1932	5

Canada Ray Getliffe	Montreal Canadiens	February 6, 1943	5

Canada Syd Howe	Detroit Red Wings	February 3, 1944	6

Canada Maurice Richard	Montreal Canadiens	March 23, 1944	5

Canada Maurice Richard	Montreal Canadiens	December 28, 1944	5

Canada Howie Meeker	Toronto Maple Leafs	January 8, 1947	5

Canada Bernie Geoffrion	Montreal Canadiens	February 19, 1955	5

Canada Bobby Rousseau	Montreal Canadiens	February 1, 1964	5

Canada Red Berenson	St. Louis Blues	November 7, 1968	6

Canada Yvan Cournoyer	Montreal Canadiens	February 15, 1975	5

Canada Darryl Sittler	Toronto Maple Leafs	February 7, 1976	6

Canada Darryl Sittler	Toronto Maple Leafs	April 22, 1976	5

Canada Reggie Leach	Philadelphia Flyers	May 6, 1976	5

Canada Don Murdoch	New York Rangers	October 12, 1976	5

Canada Ian Turnbull (D)	Toronto Maple Leafs	February 2, 1977	5

Canada Bryan Trottier	New York Islanders	December 23, 1978	5

Canada Tim Young	Minnesota North Stars	January 15, 1979	5

Canada John Tonelli	New York Islanders	January 6, 1981	5

Canada Wayne Gretzky	Edmonton Oilers	February 18, 1981	5

Canada Wayne Gretzky	Edmonton Oilers	December 30, 1981	5

Canada Grant Mulvey	Chicago Black Hawks	February 3, 1982	5

Canada Bryan Trottier	New York Islanders	February 13, 1982	5

Sweden Willy Lindstrom	Winnipeg Jets	March 2, 1982	5

United States Mark Pavelich	New York Rangers	February 23, 1983	5

Finland Jari Kurri	Edmonton Oilers	November 19, 1983	5

Sweden Bengt-Ake Gustafsson	Washington Capitals	January 8, 1984	5

Canada Pat Hughes	Edmonton Oilers	February 3, 1984	5

Canada Wayne Gretzky	Edmonton Oilers	December 15, 1984	5

Canada Dave Andreychuk	Buffalo Sabres	February 6, 1986	5

Canada Wayne Gretzky	Edmonton Oilers	December 6, 1987	5

Canada Mario Lemieux	Pittsburgh Penguins	December 31, 1988	5

Canada Joe Nieuwendyk	Calgary Flames	January 11, 1989	5

Canada Mario Lemieux	Pittsburgh Penguins	April 25, 1989	5

Sweden Mats Sundin	Quebec Nordiques	March 5, 1992	5

Canada Mario Lemieux	Pittsburgh Penguins	April 9, 1993	5

Slovakia Peter Bondra	Washington Capitals	February 5, 1994	5

Canada Mike Ricci	Quebec Nordiques	February 17, 1994	5

Russia Alexei Zhamnov	Winnipeg Jets	April 1, 1995	5

Canada Mario Lemieux	Pittsburgh Penguins	March 26, 1996	5

Russia Sergei Fedorov	Detroit Red Wings	December 26, 1996	5

Slovakia Marian Gaborik	Minnesota Wild	December 20, 2007	5

Sweden Johan Franzen	Detroit Red Wings	February 2, 2011	5

Finland Patrik Laine	Winnipeg Jets	November 24, 2018	5

Sentence(s)

Marián Gáborík was the first player in Wild history to score five goals in an NHL game since Sergei Fedorov of the Detroit Red Wings did so 11 years earlier (on 26 December 1996).

final_sentence: Marián Gáborík was the first player in Wild history to score five goals in an NHL game since Sergei Fedorov of the Detroit Red Wings did so 11 years earlier (on 26 December 1996).