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NHL 1,000-Point Scorers

I would definitely have to say this is a pretty good list. It's interesting to see how many past and present players are on this list (X's next to names means they are still playing).

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Player, Team G A Pts

1. Wayne Gretzky, Edm-LA-StL-NYR 894 1963 2,857

2. Mark Messier, Edm-NYR-Van-NYR 694 1193 1,887

3. Gordie Howe, Det-Har 801 1049 1,850

4. Ron Francis, Har-Pit-Car-Tor 549 1249 1,798

5. Marcel Dionne, Det-LA-NYR 731 1040 1,771

6. Steve Yzerman, Det 692 1063 1,755

7. Mario Lemieux, Pit 690 1033 1,723

8. Phil Esposito, Chi-Bos-NYR 717 873 1,590

9. Ray Bourque, Bos-Col 410 1169 1,579

10. Paul Coffey, Edm-Pit-LA-Det-Har-Phi-Chi-Car-Bos396 1135 1,531

11. x-Joe Sakic, Que-Col 583 929 1,512

12. Stan Mikita, Chi 541 926 1,467

13. x-Jaromir Jagr, Pit-Was-NYR 602 864 1,466

14. Bryan Trottier, NYI-Pit 524 901 1,425

15. Adam Oates, Det-StL-Bos-Was-Phi-Ana-Edm 341 1079 1,420

16. Doug Gilmour, StL-Cal-Tor-NJ-Chi-Buf-Mon-Tor 450 964 1,414

17. Dale Hawerchuk, Win-Buf-StL-Phi 518 891 1,409

18. Jari Kurri, Edm-LA-NYR-Ana-Col 601 797 1,398

19. Luc Robitaille, LA-Pit-NYR-LA-Det-LA 668 726 1,394

20. Brett Hull, Cal-StL-Dal-Det-Pho 741 650 1,391

21. John Bucyk, Det-Bos 556 813 1,369

22. Guy Lafleur, Mon-NYR-Que 560 793 1,353

23. Dave Andreychuk, Buf-Tor-NJ-Bos-Col-Buf-TB 640 698 1,338

23. Denis Savard, Chi-Mon-TB-Chi 473 865 1,338

25. Mike Gartner, Was-Min-NYR-Tor-Pho 708 627 1,335

26. Gilbert Perreault, Buf 512 814 1,326

27. x-Pierre Turgeon, Buf-NYI-Mon-StL-Dal-Col 511 809 1,320

28. x-Mark Recchi, Pit-Phi-Mon-Phi-Pit-Car-Pit 490 793 1,283

29. Alex Delvecchio, Det 456 825 1,281

30. Al MacInnis, Cal-StL 340 934 1,274

31. Jean Ratelle, NYR-Bos 491 776 1,267

32. x-Brendan Shanahan, NJ-StL-Har-Det-NYR 615 645 1,260

33. Peter Stastny, Que-NJ-StL 450 789 1,239

34. Phil Housley, Buf-Win-StL-Cal-NJ-Was-Chi-Tor 338 894 1,232

35. Norm Ullman, Det-Tor 490 739 1,229

36. Jean Beliveau, Mon 507 712 1,219

37. Larry Murphy, LA-Was-Min-Pit-Tor-Det 287 929 1,216

38. Bobby Clarke, Phi 358 852 1,210

39. Bernie Nicholls LA-NYR-Edm-NJ-Chi-SJ 475 734 1,209

40. Vincent Damphousse, Tor-Edm-Mon-SJ 432 773 1,205

41. Dino Ciccarelli, Min-Was-Det-TB-Fla 608 592 1,200

42. x-Mike Modano, Min-Dal 494 704 1,198

43. x-Mats Sundin, Que-Tor 504 682 1,186

44. Bobby Hull, Chi-Win-Har 610 560 1,170

45. Michel Goulet, Que-Chi 548 604 1,152

46. x-Jeremy Roenick, Chi-Pho-Phi-LA-Pho 485 662 1,147

47. Bernie Federko, StL-Det 369 761 1,130

48. Mike Bossy, NYI 573 553 1,126

49. x-Joe Nieuwendyk, Cal-Dal-NJ-Tor-Fla 564 561 1,125

50. Darryl Sittler, Tor-Phi-Det 484 637 1,121

51. Frank Mahovlich, Tor-Det-Mon 533 570 1,103

52. Glenn Anderson, Edm-Tor-NYR-StL 498 601 1,099

53. Theo Fleury, Cal-Col-NYR-Chi 455 633 1,088

54. x-Sergei Fedorov, Det-Ana-Clm 446 624 1,070

55. Dave Taylor, LA 431 638 1,069

56. x-Teemu Selanne, Win-Ana-SJ-Col-Ana 500 568 1,068

57. Pat Verbeek, NJ-Har-NYR-Dal-Det-Dal 522 541 1,063

57. Joe Mullen, StL-Cal-Pit-Bos-Pit 502 561 1,063

59. Denis Potvin, NYI 310 742 1,052

60. Henri Richard, Mon 358 688 1,046

61. Bobby Smith, Min-Mon-Min 357 679 1,036

62. Alexander Mogilny, Buf-Van-NJ-Tor-NJ 473 559 1,032

63. x-Brian Leetch, NYR-Tor-Bos 247 781 1,028

64. Brian Bellows, Min-Mon-TB-Ana-Was 485 537 1,022

65. Rod Gilbert, NYR 406 615 1,021

66. Dale Hunter, Que-Was-Col 323 697 1,020

67. x-Rod Brind'Amour, StL-Phi-Car 392 621 1,013

67. Pat LaFontaine, NYI-Buf-NYR 468 545 1,013

69. Steve Larmer, Chi-NYR 441 571 1,012

70. Lanny McDonald, Tor-Col-Cal 500 506 1,006

71. Brian Propp, Phi-Bos-Min-Har 425 579 1,004

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11-23-2006 08:14 PM

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RE: NHL 1,000-Point Scorers

Good to see some of the old boys from Hartford up there along with the likes of Ronny Franchise and Rod the Bod.

11-23-2006 09:08 PM

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shane472 Wrote:

Good to see some of the old boys from Hartford up there along with the likes of Ronny Franchise and Rod the Bod.

totally...
its also great to see there are guys who scored all their points with the one team... guys like mike bossy, stevie y and bobby clarke.
its also good to see someof the jets guys there also. phil housley and teemu sellane

11-24-2006 01:46 AM

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I admire the loyalty of guys like Stevie Y. I wish it were still that way these days but people will go anywhere for the big bucks it seems.

11-24-2006 09:40 AM

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shane472 Wrote:

I admire the loyalty of guys like Stevie Y. I wish it were still that way these days but people will go anywhere for the big bucks it seems.

It's like nobody has the passion for the game anymore. It's all about the money talking now.

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11-24-2006 03:21 PM

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yeah it just seems to be about the pay check now. i dont think there are many players who are still with the same they were when they were drafted. i know that PJ Axelsson has been with the bruins since he was drafted a few years ago and i believe patrick marleau has been with the sharks since he was drafted.. not to suire about others though. which is dissapointing

11-24-2006 06:26 PM

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shane472 Wrote:

I admire the loyalty of guys like Stevie Y. I wish it were still that way these days but people will go anywhere for the big bucks it seems.

It's like nobody has the passion for the game anymore. It's all about the money talking now.

Totally.. Its like they dont care if they play a bad game, they worry about just the money. Thats probelly why the sign long contracts.

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11-24-2006 06:29 PM

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Theres Sakic. Even though he played for Quebec he stayed when the team moved.

Mattias Ohlund, Iginla...

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11-24-2006 06:31 PM

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yeah. every player is just in this for the money. although there are just a few good loyal players, thank goodness. if we didn't have good loyal players and just all money greedy players, then some players would throw a game just for an extra wad of cash

and nice list.

made that myself

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11-24-2006 06:53 PM

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Players would be more loyal if owners were more loyal. A lot of these guys are on different teams due to trades, not just free agent signings. I like and respect Yzerman a lot but I doubt he would have stayed on the same team if he had been in a place like Buffalo or Long Island for all of those years. He had the fortune of playing on a team that improved as he did. He was winning and the Wings were willing to pay to keep him. I don't think he would have made more if he had switched teams.
As much as this is a sport it is a job for these guys. I don't blame the players for switching teams to make more money. It is hard for players to have much loyalty to organizations when their is so much change with the teams. There is so much ownership, management and coaching change not many players get a chance to know the people that are above them to bother having loyalty.

As for Iginla he was drafted by the Stars.

11-25-2006 01:58 AM

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