1989-90 NHL Hat tricks

In the 1989-90 NHL season, there were 88 hat tricks scored over the 840-game regular-season schedule and 8 scored in the 85 games of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Overall, the Pittsburgh Penguins led all teams with 10 hat tricks and Brett Hull of the St. Louis Blues led all players with 5.
==Regular Season==
Player 	Team 	Date 	Score and Opponent
Sylvain Turgeon 	New Jersey 	October 5, 1989 	6-2 at Philadelphia
Ron Francis 	Hartford 	October 8, 1989 	9-6 at Quebec
Joe Sakic 	Quebec 	October 8, 1989 	6-9 vs. Hartford
Rick Tocchet 	Philadelphia 	October 8, 1989 	3-5 at Winnipeg
Wendel Clark 	Toronto 	October 12, 1989 	6-9 at Chicago
Mario Lemieux 	Pittsburgh 	October 17, 1989 	7-5 vs. Toronto
Brett Hull 	St. Louis 	October 18, 1989 	9-3 at Pittsburgh
Rich Sutter 	Vancouver 	October 20, 1989 	3-2 at New Jersey
Mick Vukota (natural) 	N.Y. Islanders	October 20, 1989 	5-3 at Washington
Troy Murray 	Chicago 	October 24, 1989 	5-3 at Detroit
Wayne Gretzky 	Los Angeles 	October 31, 1989 	8-4 at Pittsburgh
Kevin Stevens 	Pittsburgh 	October 31, 1989 	4-8 vs. Los Angeles
Kevin Dineen 	Hartford 	November 4, 1989 	6-3 vs. Los Angeles
Peter Stastny 	Quebec 	November 9, 1989 	7-5 at N.Y. Islanders
Bob Sweeney 	Boston 	November 9, 1989 	6-2 vs. Edmonton
Andy Brickley 	Boston 	November 18, 1989	6-4 vs. New Jersey
Mark Messier 	Edmonton 	November 21, 1989	4-3 vs. Vancouver
Normand Lacombe 	Edmonton 	November 25, 1989	7-2 at N.Y. Islanders
Luc Robitaille 	Los Angeles 	November 25, 1989	7-4 vs. Vancouver
Pierre Turgeon 	Buffalo 	December 1, 1989 	6-4 vs. New Jersey
Glenn Anderson 	Edmonton 	December 2, 1989 	6-1 vs. Minnesota
Mario Lemieux 	Pittsburgh 	December 2, 1989 	7-4 at Quebec
Mike Gartner 	Minnesota 	December 3, 1989 	5-6 at Vancouver
Ray Ferraro 	Hartford 	December 9, 1989 	7-3 vs. New Jersey
Ed Olczyk 	Toronto 	December 9, 1989 	7-4 vs. Montreal
Rob Brown 	Pittsburgh 	December 12, 1989	7-5 vs. Boston
Joe Nieuwendyk 	Calgary 	December 14, 1989	8-2 vs. Quebec
Steve Yzerman 	Detroit 	December 15, 1989	8-4 vs. Chicago
Adam Graves 	Edmonton 	December 17, 1989	5-6 at Chicago
Brett Hull 	St. Louis 	December 20, 1989	6-9 at Chicago
Jeremy Roenick 	Chicago 	December 23, 1989	7-5 at Toronto
Jimmy Carson 	Detroit 	December 27, 1989	7-7 at Toronto (OT)
Tony Horacek 	Philadelphia 	December 30, 1989	6-3 at Los Angeles
Denis Savard 	Chicago 	December 30, 1989	7-3 vs. Hartford
Pat LaFontaine 	N.Y. Islanders	December 31, 1989	4-2 at Buffalo
Brian Bellows 	Minnesota 	January 4, 1990 	8-2 vs. N.Y. Rangers
Daniel Marois 	Toronto 	January 6, 1990 	7-4 vs. Los Angeles
Mario Lemieux (4 goals) 	Pittsburgh 	January 8, 1990 	7-5 at N.Y. Rangers
Gary Leeman 	Toronto 	January 8, 1990 	8-6 vs. Washington
Shawn Burr 	Detroit 	January 9, 1990 	9-0 vs. Minnesota
Al Secord 	Chicago 	January 11, 1990 	5-4 at Philadelphia
Brian MacLellan (4 goals)	Calgary 	January 14, 1990 	6-5 at Chicago
Brett Hull 	St. Louis 	January 14, 1990 	5-6 at Winnipeg
Steve Thomas 	Chicago 	January 14, 1990 	5-6 vs. Calgary
Mark Messier 	Edmonton 	January 17, 1990 	6-3 vs. Winnipeg
Randy Wood 	N.Y. Islanders	January 19, 1990 	6-4 at Winnipeg
Bob Carpenter 	Boston 	January 23, 1990 	9-2 at Quebec
Rick Tocchet (4 goals) 	Philadelphia 	January 25, 1990 	8-6 vs. Winnipeg
Dave Taylor 	Los Angeles 	January 25, 1990 	6-7 at Edmonton
Geoff Courtnall 	Washington 	January 28, 1990 	7-2 vs. Philadelphia
Tony Tanti 	Pittsburgh 	January 30, 1990 	3-6 vs. Philadelphia
Steve Yzerman (4 goals) 	Detroit 	January 31, 1990 	7-5 vs. Edmonton
Mario Lemieux 	Pittsburgh 	February 2, 1990 	6-3 vs. Edmonton
Dino Ciccarelli (4 goals)	Washington 	February 6, 1990 	12-2 vs. Quebec
Derek King 	N.Y. Islanders	February 6, 1990 	8-7 at Pittsburgh (OT)
Pat Lafontaine 	N.Y. Islanders	February 6, 1990 	8-7 at Pittsburgh (OT)
Dirk Graham 	Chicago 	February 8, 1990 	8-6 at Detroit
Rob Brown 	Pittsburgh 	February 10, 1990	7-6 vs. Los Angeles
Gino Cavallini 	St. Louis 	February 10, 1990	7-0 vs. New Jersey
Stephane Richer 	Montreal 	February 10, 1990	7-2 vs. Quebec
Steve Yzerman 	Detroit 	February 14, 1990	6-5 vs. Los Angeles
Mike Gartner 	Minnesota 	February 15, 1990	6-3 vs. Los Angeles
Brett Hull 	St. Louis 	February 15, 1990	9-2 vs. Quebec
Russ Courtnall 	Montreal 	February 19, 1990	5-5 at Detroit (OT)
John Cullen 	Pittsburgh 	February 20, 1990	6-4 vs. Philadelphia
Jocelyn Lemieux 	Chicago 	February 20, 1990	8-3 at St. Louis
Joe Mullen 	Calgary 	February 22, 1990	12-2 vs. Toronto
Dana Murzyn 	Calgary 	February 22, 1990	12-2 vs. Toronto
Vincent Damphousse 	Toronto 	February 23, 1990	6-5 at Edmonton
Dan Quinn 	Vancouver 	February 24, 1990	6-4 at Los Angeles
Brett Hull 	St. Louis 	February 25, 1990	5-6 at Montreal (OT)
Darren Turcotte 	N.Y. Rangers 	February 26, 1990	6-1 vs. Boston
Mark Messier (4 goals) 	Edmonton 	March 3, 1990 	5-3 vs. Philadelphia
Rob Brown 	Pittsburgh 	March 4, 1990 	8-6 vs. Minnesota
Martin Gelinas 	Edmonton 	March 4, 1990 	6-3 vs. Vancouver
Kevin Dineen 	Hartford 	March 6, 1990 	4-2 at N.Y. Islanders
Gary Leeman 	Toronto 	March 8, 1990 	7-6 at Harford
Luc Robitaille 	Los Angeles 	March 10, 1990 	8-2 vs. Pittsburgh
Vincent Damphousse 	Toronto 	March 16, 1990 	4-3 at Buffalo
Mike Modano 	Minnesota 	March 17, 1990 	6-2 at Pittsburgh
Brent Sutter 	N.Y. Islanders	March 17, 1990 	6-3 vs. N.Y. Rangers
Cam Neely 	Boston 	March 22, 1990 	7-3 vs. Quebec
Steve Thomas (4 goals) 	Chicago 	March 22, 1990 	6-3 vs. New Jersey
Neal Broten 	Minnesota 	March 24, 1990 	7-6 at Boston
Paul MacLean 	St. Louis 	March 24, 1990 	3-9 at Los Angeles
Stephane Richer 	Montreal 	March 24, 1990 	4-7 at Hartford
Dave Andreychuk 	Buffalo 	March 27, 1990 	6-5 at Detroit
Gary Roberts 	Calgary 	March 30, 1990 	6-2 vs. Edmonton
==Playoffs==
Player 	Team 	Date 	Score and Opponent
Dino Ciccarelli	Washington 	April 5, 1990 	5-4 at New Jersey (OT)
Tomas Sandstrom	Los Angeles 	April 10, 1990	12-4 vs. Calgary
Tony Granato 	Los Angeles 	April 10, 1990	12-4 vs. Calgary
Dave Taylor 	Los Angeles 	April 10, 1990	12-4 vs. Calgary
Mike Gartner 	N.Y. Rangers	April 13, 1990	6-5 vs. N.Y. Islanders
Bernie Nicholls	N.Y. Rangers	April 19, 1990	7-3 vs. Washington
John Druce 	Washington 	April 21, 1990	6-3 at N.Y. Rangers
Jari Kurri 	Edmonton 	May 18, 1990 	7-2 at Boston
==See Also==
Hat trick
==References==
* Hockey-Reference.com NHL 1990 Games
* Hockey-Reference.com Daily Leaders
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Category:1990 in hockey