BY THE NUMBERS: Todd Bertuzzi
Friday, 06.29.2012 / 12:00 AM
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By Zack Crawford
- DetroitRedWings.com Intern
By The Numbers will highlight the Red Wings on-ice accomplishments in the 2011-12 season. Each week during the off-season, By The Numbers will profile a different player on the team, focusing on their statistical highs. This week we focus on forward Todd Bertuzzi.
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Scored 5 goals in 10 overtime shootout attempts during the regular-season, yielding a 50 percent scoring rate. Four of his shootout goals were game-deciding goals. |
.119
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Scoring percentage for the forward during the regular-season, the fourth highest on the team. |
38
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Number of points that he registered by the end of the season. Since joining the NHL in 1995, Bertuzzi has finished 12 seasons with 35 or more points. |
300
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Scored career goal No. 300 off a wrist shot in the third period of the Feb. 4 game against Edmonton. Before the end of the night, Bertuzzi scored another regulation goal and a shootout goal. |
4
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Number of assists he had in the March 26 game against Columbus at Joe Louis Arena. He finished the game with a plus-5 rating. Henrik Zetterberg was the only other player to tally four assists during a single game this season. |
5
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Had points in five consecutive games between Dec. 8-7. His two goals and four assists helped the Wings to four wins during the five-game streak.
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