(1982–83) (1984–85) (1985–86) (1987–88) 5 times Top 10 in Assists (1981–82) (1982–83) (1984–85) (1984–85) (1985–86) (1987–88) 1 time Top 10 in Goals (1985–86) 2 times Top 10 in Even Strength Goals (1985–86) (1986–87) 2 times Top 10 in Shorthanded Goals (1987–88) (1988–89) 2 times Top 10 in Game Winning Goals (1985–86) (1986–87) 2 times Top 5 in Hat Tricks (1984–85) (1986–87) 4 times Top 10 in Goals Created (1981–82) (1982–83) (1985–86) (1987–88) 7 times Top 10 in Assists Per Game (1981–82) (1982–83) (1984–85) (1985–86) (1987–88) (1988–89) (1989–90) 4 times Top 5 in Assists Per Game Average (1981–82) (1982–83) (1987–88) (1988–89) 7 times Top 10 in Points Per Game Average (1981–82) (1982–83) (1985–86) (1986–87) (1987–88) (1988–89) (1989–90) 2 times Top 3 in Points Per Game Average (1982–83) (1987–88) (Playoffs) 5 times Top 10 in Points (1982) (1983) (1985) (1989) (1995) 3 times Top 10 in Assists (1985) (1989) (1995) 5 times Top 10 in Points (1982) (1985) (1989) (1990) (1995) 3 times Top 10 in Goals Per Game Average (1982) (1983) (1985) 1 time Top 10 in Assists Per Game Average (1985) 2 times Top 10 in Points Per Game Average (1985) (1995) 5 times Top 10 in Goals Created Per Game (1982) (1983) (1985) (1989) (1995) Career statistics Coaching career Shortly after his retirement as a player, Savard began a coaching career with the Blackhawks in December 1997. On November 27, 2006, Savard was named interim head coach of the Chicago Blackhawks after Trent Yawney was fired mid-season. He was commended for leading a young Blackhawks team to within 3 points of a playoff berth during his second season as coach. The Hawks finished just one victory away from the .500 mark in 2007–2008. The 40 wins in 2007–08 marked the first time the club had reached the 40 win mark in six years. On October 16, 2008, just four games into the season Savard was fired as coach of the Chicago Blackhawks. He was replaced by former Colorado Avalanche coach Joel Quenneville, who had been hired as a scout for the Blackhawks during the previous summer. In 147 games as coach, Savard posted a 65–66–16 record. Savard remains as an ambassador for the Blackhawks and received Stanley Cup rings in 2010, 2013 and 2015. Coaching record Personal life Savard has a cousin named Jean Savard who also played for the Chicago Blackhawks in the 1970s. He also shared the