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No goals tonight! Now it's 10 goals needed in 15 games.
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THE NATIONAL ORIGINS OF THE NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS
CANADA (35)
01. Wayne Gretzky
02. Gordie Howe
03. Brett Hull
04. Marcel Dionne
05. Phil Esposito
06. Mike Gartner
07. Mark Messier
08. Steve Yzerman
09. Mario Lemieux
10. Luc Robitaille
11. Brendan Shanahan
12. Dave Andreychuk
13. Joe Sakic
14. Jarome Iginla
15. Bobby Hull
16. Dino Ciccarelli
17. Mark Recchi
18. Mike Bossy
19. Patrick Marleau
20. Joe Nieuwendyk
21. Guy Lafleur
22. Johnny Bucyk
23. Sidney Crosby
24. Ron Francis
25. Michel Goulet
26. Maurice Richard
27. Frank Mahovlich
28. Bryan Trottier
29. Pat Verbeek
30. Dale Hawerchuk
31. Steven Stamkos
32. Pierre Turgeon
33. Gilbert Perreault
34. Jean Beliveau
35. Lanny McDonald
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (4)
01. Mike Modano
02. Keith Tkachuk
03. Jeremy Roenick
04. Joe Mullen
CZECHOSLOVAKIA (2)
01. Jaromir Jagr
02. Marian Hossa
FINLAND (2)
01. Teemu Selanne
02. Jari Kurri
SWEDEN (1)
01. Mats Sundin
SLOVAK REPUBLIC (1)
01. Stan Mikita
SOVIET UNION / RUSSIA (1)
01. Alex Ovechkin
SOVIET UNION / UKRAINE (1)
01. Peter Bondra
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No goals tonight! Now it's 10 goals needed in 16 games.
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When ranking the players based on their talent and skills, you should also take into consideration the number of All-Star games they played in, and the number of National Hockey League awards they won as players.
RETIRED NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS RANKED BY THE NUMBER OF ALL-STAR GAMES THEY PLAYED
01. 23 – Gordie Howe
02. 18 – Wayne Gretzky
03. 15 – Mark Messier
04. 15 – Frank Mahovlich
05. 14 – Maurice Richard
06. 13 – Jaromir Jagr
07. 13 – Jean Beliveau
08. 12 – Bobby Hull
09. 12 – Joe Sakic
10. 10 – Phil Esposito
11. 10 – Steve Yzerman
12. 10 – Mario Lemieux
13. 10 – Teemu Selanne
14. 10 – Jari Kurri
15. 9 – Brett Hull
16. 9 – Mike Bossy
17. 9 – Mats Sundin
18. 9 – Stan Mikita
19. 9 – Bryan Trottier
20. 9 – Jeremy Roenick
21. 8 – Marcel Dionne
22. 8 – Luc Robitaille
23. 8 – Brendan Shanahan
24. 8 – Mark Recchi
25. 8 – Mike Modano
26. 8 – Gilbert Perreault
27. 7 – Mike Gartner
28. 7 – Guy Lafleur
29. 7 – Johnny Bucyk
30. 6 – Jarome Iginla
31. 6 – Michel Goulet
32. 5 – Keith Tkachuk
33. 5 – Marian Hossa
34. 5 – Dale Hawerchuk
35. 5 – Pierre Turgeon
36. 5 – Peter Bondra
37. 4 – Dino Ciccarelli
38. 4 – Joe Nieuwendyk
39. 4 – Ron Francis
40. 3 – Patrick Marleau
41. 3 – Joe Mullen
42. 2 – Dave Andreychuk
43. 2 – Pat Verbeek
44. 0 – Lanny McDonald
THE NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WHO HAVE WON THE ALL-STAR MVP AWARD, AND THE NUMBER OF TIMES THEY WON IT
1. 3 – Wayne Gretzky
2. 3 – Mario Lemieux
3. 2 – Bobby Hull
4. 1 – Gordie Howe
5. 1 – Brett Hull
6. 1 – Mike Gartner
7. 1 – Mark Recchi
THE NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS FOR WHOM THE STANLEY CUP WAS THE ONLY NHL AWARD THEY EVER WON AS PLAYERS, AND THE NUMBER OF TIMES THEY WON IT
1. 3 – Marian Hossa
2. 1 – Dave Andreychuk
3. 1 – Mike Modano
4. 1 – Pat Verbeek
THE NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WHO NEVER WON ANY NHL AWARDS AS PLAYERS
1. 0 – Dino Ciccarelli
2. 0 – Patrick Marleau
3. 0 – Michel Goulet
4. 0 – Keith Tkachuk
5. 0 – Jeremy Roenick
6. 0 – Peter Bondra
THE NUMBER OF NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE AWARDS EACH RETIRED MEMBER OF THE 500+ GOALS CLUB HAS WON AS A PLAYER
01. 42 – Wayne Gretzky
02. 23 – Mario Lemieux
03. 17 – Gordie Howe
04. 15 – Guy Lafleur
05. 14 – Jean Beliveau
06. 12 – Jaromir Jagr
07. 12 – Phil Esposito
08. 12 – Bryan Trottier
09. 11 – Mark Messier
10. 9 – Bobby Hull
11. 9 – Mike Bossy
12. 9 – Maurice Richard
13. 9 – Stan Mikita
14. 8 – Joe Sakic
15. 8 – Ron Francis
16. 7 – Steve Yzerman
17. 7 – Frank Mahovlich
18. 6 – Brett Hull
19. 6 – Jarome Iginla
20. 6 – Jari Kurri
21. 6 – Joe Nieuwendyk
22. 6 – Joe Mullen
23. 5 – Marcel Dionne
24. 4 – Teemu Selanne
25. 4 – Brendan Shanahan
26. 4 – Mark Recchi
27. 4 – Johnny Bucyk
28. 4 – Lanny McDonald
29. 3 – Marian Hossa
30. 2 – Luc Robitaille
31. 2 – Gilbert Perreault
32. 1 – Mike Gartner
33. 1 – Dave Andreychuk
34. 1 – Mats Sundin
35. 1 – Mike Modano
36. 1 – Pat Verbeek
37. 1 – Dale Hawerchuk
38. 1 – Pierre Turgeon
39. 0 – Dino Ciccarelli
40. 0 – Patrick Marleau
41. 0 – Michel Goulet
42. 0 – Keith Tkachuk
43. 0 – Jeremy Roenick
44. 0 – Peter Bondra
WAYNE GRETZKY - 42 NHL AWARDS
10 Art Ross Trophies
9 Hart Trophies
5 Lady Byng Trophies
5 Lester B. Pearson Awards
4 Stanley Cups
3 All-Star MVP Awards
4 Plus-Minus Awards
2 Conn Smythe Trophies
MARIO LEMIEUX - 23 NHL AWARDS
6 Art Ross Trophies
4 Lester B. Pearson Awards
3 All-Star MVP Awards
3 Hart Trophies
2 Conn Smythe Trophies
2 Stanley Cups
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
1 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
1 Plus-Minus Award
GORDIE HOWE - 17 NHL AWARDS
6 Art Ross Trophies
6 Hart Trophies
4 Stanley Cups
1 All-Star MVP Award
GUY LAFLEUR - 15 NHL AWARDS
5 Stanley Cups
3 Art Ross Trophies
3 Lester B. Pearson Awards
2 Hart Trophies
1 Conn Smythe Trophy
1 Plus-Minus Award
JEAN BELIVEAU - 14 NHL AWARDS
10 Stanley Cups
2 Hart Trophies
1 Art Ross Trophy
1 Conn Smythe Trophy
JAROMIR JAGR - 12 NHL AWARDS
5 Art Ross Trophies
3 Lester B. Pearson Awards
2 Stanley Cups
1 Hart Trophy
1 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
PHIL ESPOSITO - 12 NHL AWARDS
5 Art Ross Trophies
2 Hart Trophies
2 Lester B. Pearson Awards
2 Stanley Cups
1 Plus-Minus Award
BRYAN TROTTIER - 12 NHL AWARDS
6 Stanley Cups
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
1 Art Ross Trophy
1 Hart Trophy
1 Conn Smythe Trophy
1 King Clancy Memorial Trophy
1 Budweiser NHL Man of the Year Award
MARK MESSIER - 11 NHL AWARDS
6 Stanley Cups
2 Hart Trophies
2 Lester B. Pearson Awards
1 Conn Smythe Trophy
BOBBY HULL - 9 NHL AWARDS
3 Art Ross Trophies
2 Hart Trophies
2 All-Star MVP Awards
1 Lady Byng Trophy
1 Stanley Cup
MIKE BOSSY - 9 NHL AWARDS
4 Stanley Cups
3 Lady Byng Trophies
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
1 Conn Smythe Trophy
MAURICE RICHARD - 9 NHL AWARDS
8 Stanley Cups
1 Hart Trophy
STAN MIKITA - 9 NHL AWARDS
4 Art Ross Trophies
2 Hart Trophies
2 Lady Byng Trophies
1 Stanley Cup
JOE SAKIC - 8 NHL AWARDS
2 Stanley Cups
1 Conn Smythe Trophy
1 Hart Trophy
1 Lester B. Pearson Award
1 Lady Byng Trophy
1 NHL Foundation Player Award
1 Plus-Minus Award
RON FRANCIS - 8 NHL AWARDS
3 Lady Byng Trophies
2 Stanley Cups
1 Frank J. Selke Trophy
1 King Clancy Memorial Trophy
1 Plus-Minus Award
STEVE YZERMAN - 7 NHL AWARDS
3 Stanley Cups
1 Lester B. Pearson Award
1 Conn Smythe Trophy
1 Frank J. Selke Trophy
1 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
FRANK MAHOVLICH - 7 NHL AWARDS
6 Stanley Cups
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
BRETT HULL - 6 NHL AWARDS
2 Stanley Cups
1 Hart Trophy
1 Lady Byng Trophy
1 Lester B. Pearson Award
1 All-Star MVP Award
JAROME IGINLA - 6 NHL AWARDS
1 Art Ross Trophy
1 Lester B. Pearson Award
1 King Clancy Memorial Trophy
1 Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy
1 Mark Messier Leadership Award
1 NHL Foundation Player Award
JARI KURRI - 6 NHL AWARDS
5 Stanley Cups
1 Lady Byng Trophy
JOE NIEUWENDYK - 6 NHL AWARDS
3 Stanley Cups
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
1 King Clancy Memorial Trophy
1 Conn Smythe Trophy
JOE MULLEN - 6 NHL AWARDS
3 Stanley Cups
2 Lady Byng Trophies
1 Plus-Minus Award
MARCEL DIONNE - 5 NHL AWARDS
2 Lady Byng Trophies
2 Lester B. Pearson Awards
1 Art Ross Trophy
TEEMU SELANNE - 4 NHL AWARDS
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
1 Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy
1 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
1 Stanley Cup
BRENDAN SHANAHAN - 4 NHL AWARDS
3 Stanley Cups
1 King Clancy Memorial Trophy
MARK RECCHI - 4 NHL AWARDS
3 Stanley Cups
1 All-Star MVP Award
JOHNNY BUCYK - 4 NHL AWARDS
2 Lady Byng Trophies
2 Stanley Cups
LANNY MCDONALD - 4 NHL AWARDS
1 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
1 King Clancy Memorial Trophy
1 Budweiser NHL Man of the Year Award
1 Stanley Cup
MARIAN HOSSA - 3 NHL AWARDS
3 Stanley Cups
LUC ROBITAILLE - 2 NHL AWARDS
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
1 Stanley Cup
GILBERT PERREAULT - 2 NHL AWARDS
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
1 Lady Byng Trophy
MIKE GARTNER - 1 NHL AWARD
1 All-Star MVP Award
DAVE ANDREYCHUK - 1 NHL AWARD
1 Stanley Cup
MATS SUNDIN - 1 NHL AWARD
1 Mark Messier Leadership Award
MIKE MODANO - 1 NHL AWARD
1 Stanley Cup
PAT VERBEEK - 1 NHL AWARD
1 Stanley Cup
DALE HAWERCHUK - 1 NHL AWARD
1 Calder Memorial Trophy
PIERRE TURGEON - 1 NHL AWARD
1 Lady Byng Trophy
DINO CICCARELLI - 0 NHL AWARDS
PATRICK MARLEAU - 0 NHL AWARDS
MICHEL GOULET - 0 NHL AWARDS
KEITH TKACHUK - 0 NHL AWARDS
JEREMY ROENICK - 0 NHL AWARDS
PETER BONDRA - 0 NHL AWARDS
THE NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WHO HAVE WON THE LESTER PATRICK TROPHY
1. 1967 - Gordie Howe
2. 1976 - Stan Mikita
3. 1977 - Johnny Bucyk
4. 1978 - Phil Esposito
5. 1994 - Wayne Gretzky
6. 1995 - Joe Mullen
7. 2000 - Mario Lemieux
8. 2006 - Steve Yzerman
9. 2006 - Marcel Dionne
10. 2009 - Mark Messier
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17 more games this season for Malkin and Pittsburgh.
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10 more goals for 500 for Malkin! It better happen this season!
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Bettman confirms Atlanta’s interest in franchise but says NHL is ‘not in expansion mode’
Atlanta group requests NHL expansion franchise
https://www.thescore.com/nhl/news/2867231
Atlanta Ownership Group Makes Official Request for NHL Expansion Team
https://www.si.com/nhl/2024/03/13/atlanta-nhl-expansion-team-anson-carter
Atlanta Group Requests NHL Expansion Franchise
A group led by Anson Carter has formally requested an NHL expansion team in Atlanta.
Atlanta group formally requests NHL expansion franchise
https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/39716818/atlanta-group-formally-requests-nhl-expansion-franchise
Atlanta has lost two NHL teams. Former player Anson Carter leads one of two groups seeking a third
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Kessel 'wasn't a fit' for Canucks, remains unsigned
36-year-old forward, 3-time Cup winner now ineligible for playoffs if he agrees to NHL contract
https://www.nhl.com/news/phil-kessel-was-not-a-fit-for-vancouver-canucks-remains-unsigned
VANCOUVER -- Phil Kessel will not be eligible to play in the Stanley Cup Playoffs this season after he and the Vancouver Canucks were unable to come to a contract agreement prior to the deadline on Friday.
The 36-year-old forward arrived in Vancouver on Feb. 12 and had been skating with the Canucks' American Hockey League affiliate in nearby Abbotsford.
Kessel, who has been an unrestricted free agent since winning the Stanley Cup with the Vegas Golden Knights last season, can still sign an NHL contract and play this season but would be ineligible for the playoffs.
"Phil is a great person and well-respected player, what he has done in the League, a three-time Cup winner, [he] wanted to come back to play," Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin said Friday. "With roster complications and how we want to play, unfortunately at this point it wasn't a fit for us."
Kessel had 36 points (14 goals, 22 assists) in 82 regular-season games with Vegas last season but after playing in their first four playoff games, he was a healthy scratch for the rest of the postseason, including the Cup Final. He also owns the NHL record for most consecutive games played, which is active at 1,064.
Selected by the Boston Bruins with the No. 5 pick in the 2006 NHL Draft, Kessel has 992 points (413 goals, 579 assists) in 1,286 games with the Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs, Pittsburgh Penguins, Arizona Coyotes and Golden Knights. He has 83 points (34 goals, 49 assists) in 100 playoff games, winning the Stanley Cup three times, including back-to-back with Pittsburgh in 2016 and 2017 with Allvin, current Canucks president of hockey operations Jim Rutherford and current Canucks coach Rick Tocchet.
Those relationships appeared to make the Canucks a good fit for Kessel's return, but as Allvin said Friday, Vancouver did not have enough NHL salary cap space to add a player without removing one from the roster.
"In order to facilitate a trade for us, we needed to move a player out to get a player in so obviously that's a tougher situation," Allvin said.
Vancouver did not make any trades after acquiring forward Elias Lindholm from the Calgary Flames on Jan. 31 for forward Andrei Kuzmenko, defenseman prospects Hunter Brzustewicz and Joni Jurmo, a first-round pick in the 2024 NHL Draft and a conditional pick in the 2024 draft.
The Canucks (41-17-7) lead the Pacific Division by 11 points over the Edmonton Oilers after not qualifying for the playoffs last season.
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When ranking the players based on their talent and skills, you should also take into consideration the number of times they won the Stanley Cup.
RANKING THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE'S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS BASED ON THE NUMBER OF TIMES THEY WON THE STANLEY CUP AS PLAYERS
01. 10 – 507 – Jean Beliveau
02. 8 – 544 – Maurice Richard
03. 6 – 694 – Mark Messier
04. 6 – 533 – Frank Mahovlich
05. 6 – 524 – Bryan Trottier
06. 5 – 601 – Jari Kurri
07. 5 – 560 – Guy Lafleur
08. 4 – 894 – Wayne Gretzky
09. 4 – 801 – Gordie Howe
10. 4 – 573 – Mike Bossy
11. 3 – 692 – Steve Yzerman
12. 3 – 656 – Brendan Shanahan
13. 3 – 577 – Mark Recchi
14. 3 – 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk
15. 3 – 525 – Marian Hossa
16. 3 – 502 – Joe Mullen
17. 2 – 766 – Jaromir Jagr
18. 2 – 741 – Brett Hull
19. 2 – 717 – Phil Esposito
20. 2 – 690 – Mario Lemieux
21. 2 – 625 – Joe Sakic
22. 2 – 556 – Johnny Bucyk
23. 2 – 549 – Ron Francis
24. 1 – 684 – Teemu Selanne
25. 1 – 668 – Luc Robitaille
26. 1 – 640 – Dave Andreychuk
27. 1 – 610 – Bobby Hull
28. 1 – 561 – Mike Modano
29. 1 – 541 – Stan Mikita
30. 1 – 522 – Pat Verbeek
31. 1 – 500 – Lanny McDonald
32. 0 – 731 – Marcel Dionne
33. 0 – 708 – Mike Gartner
34. 0 – 625 – Jarome Iginla
35. 0 – 608 – Dino Ciccarelli
36. 0 – 566 – Patrick Marleau
37. 0 – 564 – Mats Sundin
38. 0 – 548 – Michel Goulet
39. 0 – 538 – Keith Tkachuk
40. 0 – 518 – Dale Hawerchuk
41. 0 – 515 – Pierre Turgeon
42. 0 – 513 – Jeremy Roenick
43. 0 – 512 – Gilbert Perreault
44. 0 – 503 – Peter Bondra
ACTIVE NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS STANLEY CUP WINS
1. 3 - 582 - Sidney Crosby
2. 2 - 539 - Steven Stamkos
3. 1 - 839 - Alex Ovechkin
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