"Clint Malarchuk shared the league lead in shutouts with four. But Malarchuk still has not won a playoff game. Increasingly, Washington fans are more concerned with what happens in April and May than the regular season. (The Hockey News 1988-89 Yearbook, p. 88)

• 30 for 30 Shorts: Cutthroat. This is a brilliant eleven-minute documentary on Malarchuk's 1989 neck injury and his road to recovery. It's a video and it's graphic, but it's a great watch.

• Selected by Quebec Nordiques in fourth round (third Nordiques pick, 74th overall) of National Hockey League entry draft, June 10, 1981.
• Traded by Nordiques (with C Dale Hunter) to Washington Capitals for C Alan Haworth, LW Gaeten Duchesne, and first-round pick in 1987 draft (C Joe Sakic), June 13, 1987.
• Traded by Capitals (with D Grant Ledyard and sixth-round pick in 1991 draft) to Buffalo Sabres for D Calle Johansen and second-round pick in 1989 draft (G Byron Dafoe), March 6, 1989.
• Loaned to San Diego Gulls (IHL), October 12, 1992.

• Shared (with Brian Ford) Harry (Hap) Holmes Memorial Award (AHL), 1982-83.
• Named National Hockey League Player of the Week, January 5, 1986.
• Named National Hockey League Player of the Week, January 12, 1986.
• Shared (with Rick Knickle) James Norris Memorial trophy, 1992-93.
• Winner, Las Vegas Thunder Community Service Player of the Year Award, 1993-94.

• Suffered severed jugular vein, March 22, 1989.
• Strained neck and shoulder; missed fourteen games, January 23, 1991.
• Suffered from strep throat; missed three games, November 2, 1991.
• Suffered from medicine reaction; missed six games, January 27, 1992.

• Clint's older brother, Garth Malarchuk, was a 1974 draft choice of the Washington Capitals who played professionally until 1976 before entering the coaching profession.
• The backup goaltender for the Nordiques, Clint was ejected (with fifteen penalty minutes) from the Quebec-Montreal playoff game on April 20, 1984 for fighting with fellow backup Richard Sevigny. Mario Gosselin dressed for the third period as Dan Bouchard's backup.
• Clint fought Detroit goaltender Greg Stefan at 19:54 of the third period, January 4, 1986.
• On March 5, 1996, Clint came out of retirement with the IHL Las Vegas Thunder and played the first four minutes of the game against the Kansas City Blades. Also that night, Clint became the first Las Vegas player to have his number retired.
• On March 14, 1998, Clint was named head coach of the Las Vegas Thunder.