NHL HHOF Posted January 19, 2023 Share Posted January 19, 2023 (edited) RANKING THE 50 NHL 500+ GOAL-SCORERS BASED ON THEIR SKILLS AND TALENT - An Idea For A Future Collector's Edition of The Hockey News Magazine The Hockey News Magazine really needs to do a special collector's edition dedicated to the National Hockey League's 500+ goals club members, once its membership reaches an even 50. Also, Alex Ovechkin will have to surpass Wayne Gretzky in goals before this issue can be published. The hockey experts at the Hockey News Magazine will rank the players based on their skills and talent, and not the number of goals they scored, and let's see how much different the list will look. How would you rank them? Who do you think is the worst member of the NHL 500+ goals club? The back pages of this Hockey News Magazine Collector's Edition should also include a small tribute and ranking of the 500+ goal-scorers from the AHL, BHL, CHL, and IHL. There are only 12 players combined. Steven Stamkos just became the 47th member on the NHL 500+ goals club. Evgeni Malkin and Patrick Kane will become the 48th and 49th members of the NHL 500+ goals club. After that, it is unknown who will become the 50th member of the NHL 500+ goals club. We will be waiting another 5 to 6 seasons to find out, if Eric Staal does not grab that # 50 spot. Eric Staal should be signed and get to play for two or three more seasons after this one, to make up for what he lost. This is Eric Staal's 18th NHL season. It would have been his 20th if it had not been for the 2004-2005 NHL Lockout, and him not being signed by any NHL team for the 2021-2022 season. He also played in three shortened seasons - the 2012-2013 lockout, and 2-COVID seasons - 2019-2020 and 2020-2021. Eric Staal would have had 500 NHL goals by now. The hockey world needs a Hockey New Magazine Collector's Edition dedicated to the NHL 500+ goals club. Plus a special tribute to the 500 clubs of the AHL, BHL, CHL, and IHL. No one else is allowed to enter! I have already tweeted and emailed this topic to the editors of the Hockey News Magazine. THE NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB 01. 894 – Wayne Gretzky 02. 810 – Alex Ovechkin 03. 801 – Gordie Howe 04. 766 – Jaromir Jagr 05. 741 – Brett Hull 06. 731 – Marcel Dionne 07. 717 – Phil Esposito 08. 708 – Mike Gartner 09. 694 – Mark Messier 10. 692 – Steve Yzerman 11. 690 – Mario Lemieux 12. 684 – Teemu Selanne 13. 668 – Luc Robitaille 14. 656 – Brendan Shanahan 15. 640 – Dave Andreychuk 16. 625 – Joe Sakic 17. 625 – Jarome Iginla 18. 610 – Bobby Hull 19. 608 – Dino Ciccarelli 20. 601 – Jari Kurri 21. 577 – Mark Recchi 22. 573 – Mike Bossy 23. 566 – Patrick Marleau 24. 564 – Mats Sundin 25. 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk 26. 561 – Mike Modano 27. 560 – Guy Lafleur 28. 556 – Johnny Bucyk 29. 549 – Ron Francis 30. 548 – Michel Goulet 31. 544 – Maurice Richard 32. 541 – Stan Mikita 33. 538 – Sidney Crosby 34. 538 – Keith Tkachuk 35. 533 – Frank Mahovlich 36. 525 – Marian Hossa 37. 524 – Bryan Trottier 38. 522 – Pat Verbeek 39. 518 – Dale Hawerchuk 40. 515 – Pierre Turgeon 41. 513 – Jeremy Roenick 42. 512 – Gilbert Perreault 43. 507 – Jean Beliveau 44. 503 – Peter Bondra 45. 502 – Joe Mullen 46. 502 – Steven Stamkos 47. 500 – Lanny McDonald 48. 49. 50. NON-NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS 01. BHL – 921 – Tony Hand 02. BHL – 635 – Rick Brebant 03. CHL – 565 – Joe Burton 04. IHL – 547 – Dave Michayluk 05. IHL – 532 – Scott Gruhl 06. BHL – 529 – Rick Fera 07. BHL – 527 – Hilton Ruggles 08. IHL – 526 – Joe Kastelic 09. AHL – 523 – Willie Marshall 10. BHL – 521 – Paul Adey 11. AHL – 520 – Fred Glover 12. AHL – 504 – Jody Gage THE AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE (1936-Present) THE INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE (1945-2001) THE BRITISH HOCKEY LEAGUE (1980-1996) THE CENTRAL HOCKEY LEAGUE (1992-2014) Edited January 19, 2023 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SaucyJack Posted January 19, 2023 Share Posted January 19, 2023 (edited) When I was a kid, I was lucky enough to witness a classic era, just as expansion had occurred, with such legends as Hull, Esposito, and Beliveau still playing well. Gordie Howe didn’t register as much with me by then, so I don’t know if he should be top five. 1 - Gretzky 2- Lemieux 3 - Esposito 4 - Bossy 5 - Trottier or Messier Honorable Mention: Howe, Beliveau, Hull (Bobby) Ovechkin considerably down the list per sketchy +/- and playoff performance overall. (Despite most acrobatic goal in history and likelihood to break Gretzky record.) Edited January 19, 2023 by SaucyJack Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted January 19, 2023 Author Share Posted January 19, 2023 Do you think any of the players below Patrick Kane are actually going to score 500 goals before retiring? ACTIVE NHL LEADERS IN GOALS 01. 810 - Alex Ovechkin - 18th season - Should have been 19 02. 538 - Sidney Crosby - 18th season 03. 499 - Steven Stamkos - 15th season 04. 458 - Evgeni Malkin - 17th season 05. 448 - Eric Staal - 18th season - Should have been 20 06. 438 - Patrick Kane - 16th season 07. 435 - Joe Pavelski - 17th season 08. 430 - Joe Thornton 09. 425 - Jeff Carter - 18th season 10. 420 - Zach Parise - 18th season 11. 416 - Patrice Bergeron - 19th season - Should have been 20 12. 411 - Corey Perry - 18th season 13. 411 - John Tavares - 14th season 14. 406 - Phil Kessel - 17th season 15. 377 - Anze Kopitar - 17 seasons 16. 369 - Jonathan Toews - 15th season 17. 364 - Brad Marchand - 14th season 18. 345 - Jamie Benn - 14th season Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ruxpin Posted January 19, 2023 Share Posted January 19, 2023 7 minutes ago, NHL HHOF said: Do you think any of the players below Patrick Kane are actually going to score 500 goals before retiring? I don't think I do. Outside chance of John Tavares, but I'd bet against. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted January 19, 2023 Author Share Posted January 19, 2023 ACTIVE NHL LEADERS IN GOALS 01. 810 - Alex Ovechkin - 18th season - Should have been 19 02. 538 - Sidney Crosby - 18th season 03. 502 - Steven Stamkos - 15th season 04. 460 - Evgeni Malkin - 17th season 05. 448 - Eric Staal - 18th season - Should have been 20 06. 438 - Patrick Kane - 16th season 07. 435 - Joe Pavelski - 17th season 08. 430 - Joe Thornton 09. 425 - Jeff Carter - 18th season 10. 421 - Zach Parise - 18th season 11. 416 - Patrice Bergeron - 19th season - Should have been 20 12. 411 - Corey Perry - 18th season 13. 411 - John Tavares - 14th season 14. 406 - Phil Kessel - 17th season 15. 377 - Anze Kopitar - 17th seasons 16. 369 - Jonathan Toews - 15th season 17. 366 - Brad Marchand - 14th season 18. 346 - Jamie Benn - 14th season Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted January 22, 2023 Author Share Posted January 22, 2023 THE NUMBER OF 500+ GOAL-SCORERS WHO HAVE PLAYED FOR EACH NHL FRANCHISE 01. 11 - Detroit Red Wings 02. 11 - New York Rangers 03. 11 - Pittsburgh Penguins 04. 8 - Toronto Maple Leafs 05. 7 - Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks 06. 7 - St. Louis Blues 07. 6 - Boston Bruins 08. 6 - Montreal Canadiens 09. 6 - Calgary Flames 10. 6 - Colorado Avalanche 11. 6 - Dallas Stars 12. 6 - Los Angeles Kings 13. 5 - Hartford Whalers 14. 5 - New Jersey Devils 15. 5 - Washington Capitals 16. 4 - Atlanta Thrashers 17. 4 - Buffalo Sabres 18. 4 - Chicago Blackhawks 19. 4 - Philadelphia Flyers 20. 4 - Phoenix Coyotes 21. 4 - Quebec Nordiques 22. 4 - Tampa Bay Lightning 23. 4 - Winnipeg Jets 24. 3 - Chicago Black Hawks 25. 3 - Edmonton Oilers 26. 3 - Florida Panthers 27. 3 - Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks 28. 3 - Minnesota North Stars 29. 3 - New York Islanders 30. 3 - San Jose Sharks 31. 2 - Carolina Hurricanes 32. 2 - Mighty Ducks of Anaheim 33. 2 - Ottawa Senators 34. 2 - Vancouver Canucks 35. 1 - Anaheim Ducks 36. 1 - Colorado Rockies Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted January 23, 2023 Author Share Posted January 23, 2023 (edited) Here is my subjective ranking. Players with stars by their names are in the Hockey Hall of Fame. NHL PLAYER GOALS SCORED RANK IN GOALS MY RANK FOR SKILLS/TALENT RANK DIFFERENCE Wayne Gretzky * 894 1 1 0 Mario Lemieux * 690 11 2 +9 Jaromir Jagr 766 4 3 +1 Mark Messier * 694 9 4 +5 Steve Yzerman * 692 10 5 +5 Gordie Howe * 801 3 6 -3 Bobby Hull * 610 18 7 +11 Maurice Richard * 544 31 8 +23 Jean Beliveau * 507 43 9 +34 Stan Mikita * 541 32 10 +22 Phil Esposito * 717 7 11 -4 Guy Lafleur * 560 27 12 +15 Mike Bossy * 573 22 13 +9 Bryan Trottier * 524 37 14 +23 Marcel Dionne * 731 6 15 -9 Sidney Crosby 538 33 16 +17 Steven Stamkos 504 44 17 +27 Alex Ovechkin 810 2 18 -16 Mike Gartner * 708 8 19 -11 Teemu Selanne * 684 12 20 -8 Joe Sakic * 625 16 21 -5 Jari Kurri * 601 20 22 -2 Ron Francis * 549 29 23 +6 Brett Hull * 741 5 24 -19 Dale Hawerchuk * 518 39 25 +14 Jarome Iginla * 625 17 26 -9 Mike Modano * 561 26 27 -1 Brendan Shanahan * 656 14 28 -14 Luc Robitaille * 668 13 29 -16 Mats Sundin * 564 24 30 -6 Marian Hossa * 525 36 31 +5 Mark Recchi * 577 21 32 -11 Michel Goulet * 548 30 33 -3 Joe Nieuwendyk * 564 25 34 -9 Lanny McDonald * 500 47 35 +12 Joe Mullen * 502 46 36 +10 Johnny Bucyk * 556 28 37 -9 Frank Mahovlich * 533 35 38 -3 Gilbert Perreault * 512 42 39 +3 Peter Bondra 503 45 40 +5 Patrick Marleau 566 23 41 -18 Dave Andreychuk * 640 15 42 -27 Dino Ciccarelli * 608 19 43 -24 Pierre Turgeon 515 40 44 -3 Jeremy Roenick 513 41 45 -4 Keith Tkachuk 538 34 46 -12 Pat Verbeek 522 38 47 -9 Edited January 23, 2023 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted January 23, 2023 Author Share Posted January 23, 2023 (edited) AHL, BHL, CHL, IHL, NHL 500+ GOALS CLUBS MEMBERS COMBINED 01. BHL - 921 – Tony Hand 02. NHL - 894 – Wayne Gretzky 03. NHL - 810 – Alex Ovechkin 04. NHL - 801 – Gordie Howe 05. NHL - 766 – Jaromir Jagr 06. NHL - 741 – Brett Hull 07. NHL - 731 – Marcel Dionne 08. NHL - 717 – Phil Esposito 09. NHL - 708 – Mike Gartner 10. NHL - 694 – Mark Messier 11. NHL - 692 – Steve Yzerman 12. NHL - 690 – Mario Lemieux 13. NHL - 684 – Teemu Selanne 14. NHL - 668 – Luc Robitaille 15. NHL - 656 – Brendan Shanahan 16. NHL - 640 – Dave Andreychuk 17. BHL - 635 – Rick Brebant 18. NHL - 625 – Joe Sakic 19. NHL - 625 – Jarome Iginla 20. NHL - 610 – Bobby Hull 21. NHL - 608 – Dino Ciccarelli 22. NHL - 601 – Jari Kurri 23. NHL - 577 – Mark Recchi 24. NHL - 573 – Mike Bossy 25. NHL - 566 – Patrick Marleau 26. CHL - 565 – Joe Burton 27. NHL - 564 – Mats Sundin 28. NHL - 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk 29. NHL - 561 – Mike Modano 30. NHL - 560 – Guy Lafleur 31. NHL - 556 – Johnny Bucyk 32. NHL - 549 – Ron Francis 33. NHL - 548 – Michel Goulet 34. IHL - 547 – Dave Michayluk 35. NHL - 544 – Maurice Richard 36. NHL - 541 – Stan Mikita 37. NHL - 539 – Sidney Crosby 38. NHL - 538 – Keith Tkachuk 39. NHL - 533 – Frank Mahovlich 40. IHL - 532 – Scott Gruhl 41. BHL - 529 – Rick Fera 42. BHL - 527 – Hilton Ruggles 43. IHL - 526 – Joe Kastelic 44. NHL - 525 – Marian Hossa 45. NHL - 524 – Bryan Trottier 46. AHL - 523 – Willie Marshall 47. NHL - 522 – Pat Verbeek 48. BHL - 521 – Paul Adey 49. AHL - 520 – Fred Glover 50. NHL - 518 – Dale Hawerchuk 51. NHL - 515 – Pierre Turgeon 52. NHL - 513 – Jeremy Roenick 53. NHL - 512 – Gilbert Perreault 54. NHL - 507 – Jean Beliveau 55. NHL - 504 – Steven Stamkos 56. AHL - 504 – Jody Gage 57. NHL - 503 – Peter Bondra 58. NHL - 502 – Joe Mullen 59. NHL - 500 – Lanny McDonald Edited January 23, 2023 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted January 24, 2023 Author Share Posted January 24, 2023 When ranking the players based on their talent and skills, you should also take into consideration how long it took them to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. THE NUMBER OF YEARS IT TOOK FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S 500+ GOALS CLUB TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME AFTER RETIREMENT 01. Wayne Gretzky – 7 months 02. Mario Lemieux – 7 months 03. Gordie Howe – 1 year 04. Maurice Richard – 1 year 05. Jean Beliveau – 1 year 06. Brett Hull – 3 years 07. Marcel Dionne – 3 years 08. Phil Esposito – 3 years 09. Mike Gartner – 3 years 10. Mark Messier – 3 years 11. Steve Yzerman – 3 years 12. Teemu Selanne – 3 years 13. Luc Robitaille – 3 years 14. Joe Sakic – 3 years 15. Jarome Iginla – 3 years 16. Bobby Hull – 3 years 17. Jari Kurri – 3 years 18. Mats Sundin – 3 years 19. Mike Modano – 3 years 20. Guy Lafleur – 3 years 21. Johnny Bucyk – 3 years 22. Ron Francis – 3 years 23. Stan Mikita – 3 years 24. Frank Mahovlich – 3 years 25. Marian Hossa – 3 years 26. Bryan Trottier – 3 years 27. Gilbert Perreault – 3 years 28. Joe Mullen – 3 years 29. Lanny McDonald – 3 years 30. Brendan Shanahan – 4 years 31. Mike Bossy – 4 years 32. Joe Nieuwendyk – 4 years 33. Michel Goulet – 4 years 34. Dale Hawerchuk – 4 years 35. Mark Recchi – 6 years 36. Dave Andreychuk – 11 years 37. Dino Ciccarelli – 11 years NOT IN THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME, BUT ELIGIBLE Pat Verbeek - 21 years and counting Peter Bondra - 16 years and counting Pierre Turgeon - 16 years and counting Jeremy Roenick - 14 years and counting Keith Tkachuk - 13 years and counting NOT ELIGIBLE YET Patrick Marleau STILL PLAYING Jaromir Jagr, Alex Ovechkin, Sidney Crosby, Steven Stamkos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted February 19, 2023 Author Share Posted February 19, 2023 NON-NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS 01. BHL – 921 – Tony Hand 02. NIHA – 743 – Joe Simons 03. BHL – 635 – Rick Brebant 04. SIL – 627 – Todd Bjorkstrand 05. SLM – 585 – Franck Pajonkowski 06. CHL – 565 – Joe Burton 07. IHL – 547 – Dave Michayluk 08. RBIHF – 537 – Bill Morgan 09. IHL – 532 – Scott Gruhl 10. BHL – 529 – Rick Fera 11. BHL – 527 – Hilton Ruggles 12. IHL – 526 – Joe Kastelic 13. AHL – 523 – Willie Marshall 14. BHL – 521 – Paul Adey 15. AHL – 520 – Fred Glover 16. LIHG – 517 – Lucio Topatigh 17. ICEHL – 505 – Rick Nasheim 18. AHL – 504 – Jody Gage 19. ICEHL – 501 – Greg Holst THE ICE SYNERGY MAGNUS LEAGUE (1906-PRESENT) France THE ROYAL BELGIAN ICE HOCKEY FEDERATION (1908-PRESENT) Belgium THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRAL EUROPEAN HOCKEY LEAGUE (1923-PRESENT) Austria THE ITALIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE (1925-PRESENT) Italy THE NETHERLANDS ICE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (1935-PRESENT) Netherlands THE AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE (1936-PRESENT) North America THE INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE (1945-2001) North America THE SUPER ICE LEAGUE / THE METAL LEAGUE (1954-PRESENT) Denmark THE BRITISH HOCKEY LEAGUE (1980-1996) England THE CENTRAL HOCKEY LEAGUE (1992-2014) North America Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted February 19, 2023 Author Share Posted February 19, 2023 AHL, BHL, CHL, ICEHL, IHL, LIHG, NIHA, NHL, RBIHF, SIL, SLM 500+ GOALS CLUBS MEMBERS COMBINED 01. BHL - 921 – Tony Hand 02. NHL - 894 – Wayne Gretzky 03. NHL - 812 – Alex Ovechkin 04. NHL - 801 – Gordie Howe 05. NHL - 766 – Jaromir Jagr 06. NIHA – 743 – Joe Simons 07. NHL - 741 – Brett Hull 08. NHL - 731 – Marcel Dionne 09. NHL - 717 – Phil Esposito 10. NHL - 708 – Mike Gartner 11. NHL - 694 – Mark Messier 12. NHL - 692 – Steve Yzerman 13. NHL - 690 – Mario Lemieux 14. NHL - 684 – Teemu Selanne 15. NHL - 668 – Luc Robitaille 16. NHL - 656 – Brendan Shanahan 17. NHL - 640 – Dave Andreychuk 18. BHL - 635 – Rick Brebant 19. SIL – 627 – Todd Bjorkstrand 20. NHL - 625 – Joe Sakic 21. NHL - 625 – Jarome Iginla 22. NHL - 610 – Bobby Hull 23. NHL - 608 – Dino Ciccarelli 24. NHL - 601 – Jari Kurri 25. SLM – 585 – Franck Pajonkowski 26. NHL - 577 – Mark Recchi 27. NHL - 573 – Mike Bossy 28. NHL - 566 – Patrick Marleau 29. CHL - 565 – Joe Burton 30. NHL - 564 – Mats Sundin 31. NHL - 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk 32. NHL - 561 – Mike Modano 33. NHL - 560 – Guy Lafleur 34. NHL - 556 – Johnny Bucyk 35. NHL - 549 – Ron Francis 36. NHL - 548 – Michel Goulet 37. IHL - 547 – Dave Michayluk 38. NHL - 544 – Maurice Richard 39. NHL - 542 – Sidney Crosby 40. NHL - 541 – Stan Mikita 41. NHL - 538 – Keith Tkachuk 42. RBIHF – 537 – Bill Morgan 43. NHL - 533 – Frank Mahovlich 44. IHL - 532 – Scott Gruhl 45. BHL - 529 – Rick Fera 46. BHL - 527 – Hilton Ruggles 47. IHL - 526 – Joe Kastelic 48. NHL - 525 – Marian Hossa 49. NHL - 524 – Bryan Trottier 50. AHL - 523 – Willie Marshall 51. NHL - 522 – Pat Verbeek 52. BHL - 521 – Paul Adey 53. AHL - 520 – Fred Glover 54. NHL - 518 – Dale Hawerchuk 55. LIHG – 517 – Lucio Topatigh 56. NHL - 515 – Pierre Turgeon 57. NHL - 513 – Jeremy Roenick 58. NHL - 512 – Gilbert Perreault 59. NHL - 507 – Jean Beliveau 60. ICEHL – 505 – Rick Nasheim 61. NHL - 505 – Steven Stamkos 62. AHL - 504 – Jody Gage 63. NHL - 503 – Peter Bondra 64. NHL - 502 – Joe Mullen 65. ICEHL – 501 – Greg Holst 66. NHL - 500 – Lanny McDonald Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted April 14, 2023 Author Share Posted April 14, 2023 On 1/19/2023 at 4:53 PM, ruxpin said: I don't think I do. Outside chance of John Tavares, but I'd bet against. Joe Pavelski just finished his 17th NHL season. He scored 28 goals! He currently stands at 449 goals. 3 more seasons for 20. I'm starting to think he will actually be the 50th member of the NHL 500+ goals club. No signs of him retiring. No word yet on what will happen to Eric Staal after this season. Will Florida re-sign him? Will he retire? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted April 14, 2023 Author Share Posted April 14, 2023 (edited) THE NHL 500+ GOALS CLUB 01. 894 – Wayne Gretzky 02. 822 – Alex Ovechkin 03. 801 – Gordie Howe 04. 766 – Jaromir Jagr 05. 741 – Brett Hull 06. 731 – Marcel Dionne 07. 717 – Phil Esposito 08. 708 – Mike Gartner 09. 694 – Mark Messier 10. 692 – Steve Yzerman 11. 690 – Mario Lemieux 12. 684 – Teemu Selanne 13. 668 – Luc Robitaille 14. 656 – Brendan Shanahan 15. 640 – Dave Andreychuk 16. 625 – Joe Sakic 17. 625 – Jarome Iginla 18. 610 – Bobby Hull 19. 608 – Dino Ciccarelli 20. 601 – Jari Kurri 21. 577 – Mark Recchi 22. 573 – Mike Bossy 23. 566 – Patrick Marleau 24. 564 – Mats Sundin 25. 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk 26. 561 – Mike Modano 27. 560 – Guy Lafleur 28. 556 – Johnny Bucyk 29. 550 – Sidney Crosby 30. 549 – Ron Francis 31. 548 – Michel Goulet 32. 544 – Maurice Richard 33. 541 – Stan Mikita 34. 538 – Keith Tkachuk 35. 533 – Frank Mahovlich 36. 525 – Marian Hossa 37. 524 – Bryan Trottier 38. 522 – Pat Verbeek 39. 518 – Dale Hawerchuk 40. 515 – Steven Stamkos 41. 515 – Pierre Turgeon 42. 513 – Jeremy Roenick 43. 512 – Gilbert Perreault 44. 507 – Jean Beliveau 45. 503 – Peter Bondra 46. 502 – Joe Mullen 47. 500 – Lanny McDonald Edited April 14, 2023 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ruxpin Posted April 14, 2023 Share Posted April 14, 2023 8 hours ago, NHL HHOF said: Joe Pavelski just finished his 17th NHL season. He scored 28 goals! He currently stands at 449 goals. 3 more seasons for 20. I'm starting to think he will actually be the 50th member of the NHL 500+ goals club. No signs of him retiring. No word yet on what will happen to Eric Staal after this season. Will Florida re-sign him? Will he retire? If Little Joe does hit 500, then maybe we have to talk, but I don't like the longevity award for the HoF. I would take him on my team in a heartbeat and always would have, but he was never the best in any given year. He's been an all-star 5 of 17 years, but I don't think I remember him winning any indivdual awards -- I know he hasn't won a Cup, but I don't like that as a determining factor. 500 is 500, though. I know the longevity thing I said, but at his current 449, that's averaging 26 goals/yr. over 17 years. That's not something to sneeze at. I still don't think I vote him in if I had a vote. They weren't dumb enough to give me a vote, though. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted May 21, 2023 Author Share Posted May 21, 2023 When trying to decide how to rank the NHL 500+ goal-scorers based on their skills and talent, their +/- records are very helpful. Very telling! THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS RANKED FROM THE BEST TO THE WORST REGULAR SEASON +/- RECORDS 01. 894 – Wayne Gretzky (+520) 02. 524 – Bryan Trottier (+449) 03. 560 – Guy Lafleur (+446) 04. 573 – Mike Bossy (+380) 05. 766 – Jaromir Jagr (+322) 06. 601 – Jari Kurri (+304) 07. 717 – Phil Esposito (+252) 08. 525 – Marian Hossa (+245) 09. 694 – Mark Messier (+211) 10. 692 – Steve Yzerman (+184) 11. 502 – Joe Mullen (+167) 12. 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk (+155) 13. 513 – Jeremy Roenick (+153) 14. 656 – Brendan Shanahan (+151) 15. 515 – Pierre Turgeon (+139) 16. 690 – Mario Lemieux (+114) 17. 561 – Mike Modano (+114) 18. 548 – Michel Goulet (+99) 19. 684 – Teemu Selanne (+95) 20. 503 – Peter Bondra (+74) 21. 564 – Mats Sundin (+73) 22. 668 – Luc Robitaille (+71) 23. 708 – Mike Gartner (+68) 24. 512 – Gilbert Perreault (+41) 25. 500 – Lanny McDonald (+39) 26. 538 – Keith Tkachuk (+33) 27. 640 – Dave Andreychuk (+32) 28. 625 – Jarome Iginla (+30) 29. 625 – Joe Sakic (+30) 30. 731 – Marcel Dionne (+27) 31. 741 – Brett Hull (+23) 32. 577 – Mark Recchi (0) 33. 608 – Dino Ciccarelli (-4) 34. 549 – Ron Francis (-18) 35. 566 – Patrick Marleau (-27) 36. 522 – Pat Verbeek (-46) 37. 518 – Dale Hawerchuk (-98) THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS RANKED FROM THE BEST TO THE WORST PLAYOFFS +/- RECORDS 01. 601 – Jari Kurri (+101) 02. 894 – Wayne Gretzky (+91) 03. 694 – Mark Messier (+52) 04. 560 – Guy Lafleur (+50) 05. 573 – Mike Bossy (+34) 06. 524 – Bryan Trottier (+31) 07. 656 – Brendan Shanahan (+31) 08. 766 – Jaromir Jagr (+30) 09. 549 – Ron Francis (+28) 10. 717 – Phil Esposito (+25) 11. 525 – Marian Hossa (+25) 12. 513 – Jeremy Roenick (+21) 13. 690 – Mario Lemieux (+20) 14. 502 – Joe Mullen (+15) 15. 741 – Brett Hull (+13) 16. 577 – Mark Recchi (+9) 17. 625 – Jarome Iginla (+7) 18. 503 – Peter Bondra (+5) 19. 564 – Mats Sundin (+2) 20. 561 – Mike Modano (0) 21. 625 – Joe Sakic (-2) 22. 640 – Dave Andreychuk (-4) 23. 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk (-5) 24. 515 – Pierre Turgeon (-6) 25. 548 – Michel Goulet (-7) 26. 708 – Mike Gartner (-10) 27. 692 – Steve Yzerman (-11) 28. 566 – Patrick Marleau (-11) 29. 500 – Lanny McDonald (-12) 30. 538 – Keith Tkachuk (-15) 31. 684 – Teemu Selanne (-16) 32. 668 – Luc Robitaille (-17) 33. 512 – Gilbert Perreault (-21) 34. 518 – Dale Hawerchuk (-21) 35. 731 – Marcel Dionne (-23) 36. 522 – Pat Verbeek (-32) 37. 608 – Dino Ciccarelli (-41) THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WITH POSITIVE REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF SEASON +/- RECORDS 01. 894 – Wayne Gretzky (+520 / +91) 02. 524 – Bryan Trottier (+449 / +31) 03. 560 – Guy Lafleur (+446 / +50) 04. 573 – Mike Bossy (+380 / +34) 05. 766 – Jaromir Jagr (+322 / +30) 06. 601 – Jari Kurri (+304 / +101) 07. 717 – Phil Esposito (+252 / +25) 08. 525 – Marian Hossa (+245 / +25) 09. 694 – Mark Messier (+211 / +52) 10. 502 – Joe Mullen (+167 / +15) 11. 513 – Jeremy Roenick (+153 / +21) 12. 656 – Brendan Shanahan (+151 / +31) 13. 690 – Mario Lemieux (+114 / +20) 14. 503 – Peter Bondra (+74 / +5) 15. 564 – Mats Sundin (+73 / +2) 16. 625 – Jarome Iginla (+30 / +7) 17. 741 – Brett Hull (+23 / +13) THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WITH POSITIVE REGULAR SEASON, AND NEGATIVE PLAYOFF SEASON, +/- RECORDS 01. 692 – Steve Yzerman (+184 / -11) 02. 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk (+155 / -5) 03. 515 – Pierre Turgeon (+139 / -6) 04. 548 – Michel Goulet (+99 / -7) 05. 684 – Teemu Selanne (+95 / -16) 06. 668 – Luc Robitaille (+71 / -17) 07. 708 – Mike Gartner (+68 / -10) 08. 512 – Gilbert Perreault (+41 / -21) 09. 500 – Lanny McDonald (+39 / -12) 10. 538 – Keith Tkachuk (+33 / -15) 11. 640 – Dave Andreychuk (+32 / -4) 12. 625 – Joe Sakic (+30 / -2) 13. 731 – Marcel Dionne (+27 / -23) THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WITH NEGATIVE REGULAR SEASON, AND POSITIVE PLAYOFF SEASON, +/- RECORDS 01. 549 – Ron Francis (-18 / +28) THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WITH A REGULAR SEASON +/- RECORD OF 0 01. 577 – Mark Recchi (0 / +9) THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WITH A PLAYOFFS +/- RECORD OF 0 01. 561 – Mike Modano (+114 / 0) THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS WITH NEGATIVE REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF SEASON +/- RECORDS 01. 518 – Dale Hawerchuk (-98 / -21) 02. 522 – Pat Verbeek (-46 / -32) 03. 566 – Patrick Marleau (-27 / -11) 04. 608 – Dino Ciccarelli (-4 / -41) NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 500+ GOAL-SCORERS WHOSE +/- RECORDS ARE NOT COMPLETE BECAUSE THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE DID NOT START TRACKING +/- BEFORE THE 1959-1960 NHL SEASON 01. 801 – Gordie Howe (+150 / +5) 02. 610 – Bobby Hull (+249 / +16) 03. 556 – Johnny Bucyk (-7 / +29) 04. 544 – Maurice Richard (+18 / +2) 05. 541 – Stan Mikita (+329 / -8) 06. 533 – Frank Mahovlich (+266 / -25) 07. 507 – Jean Beliveau (+107 / +27) NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 500+ GOAL-SCORERS WHOSE REGULAR SEASON +/- RECORDS ARE NOT COMPLETE, BUT THEIR PLAYOFF SEASON +/- RECORDS ARE COMPLETE 01. 541 – Stan Mikita (+329 / -8) THE +/- REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF RECORDS OF CURRENT NHL 500+ GOAL-SCORERS 01. 822 – Alex Ovechkin (+67 / +5) 02. 550 – Sidney Crosby (+210 / +18) 03. 515 – Steven Stamkos (+67 / -6) THE +/- REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF RECORDS OF FUTURE 500+ NHL GOAL-SCORERS 01. 471 – Evgeni Malkin (+47 / +6) 02. 455 – Eric Staal (-82 / -20) 03. 451 – Patrick Kane (+21 / +4) 04. 449 – Joe Pavelski (+189 / +8) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted June 22, 2023 Author Share Posted June 22, 2023 When ranking the players based on their talent and skills, you should also take into consideration how long it took them to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. THE NUMBER OF YEARS IT TOOK FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S 500+ GOALS CLUB TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME AFTER RETIREMENT 01. Wayne Gretzky – 7 months 02. Mario Lemieux – 7 months 03. Gordie Howe – 1 year 04. Maurice Richard – 1 year 05. Jean Beliveau – 1 year 06. Brett Hull – 3 years 07. Marcel Dionne – 3 years 08. Phil Esposito – 3 years 09. Mike Gartner – 3 years 10. Mark Messier – 3 years 11. Steve Yzerman – 3 years 12. Teemu Selanne – 3 years 13. Luc Robitaille – 3 years 14. Joe Sakic – 3 years 15. Jarome Iginla – 3 years 16. Bobby Hull – 3 years 17. Jari Kurri – 3 years 18. Mats Sundin – 3 years 19. Mike Modano – 3 years 20. Guy Lafleur – 3 years 21. Johnny Bucyk – 3 years 22. Ron Francis – 3 years 23. Stan Mikita – 3 years 24. Frank Mahovlich – 3 years 25. Marian Hossa – 3 years 26. Bryan Trottier – 3 years 27. Gilbert Perreault – 3 years 28. Joe Mullen – 3 years 29. Lanny McDonald – 3 years 30. Brendan Shanahan – 4 years 31. Mike Bossy – 4 years 32. Joe Nieuwendyk – 4 years 33. Michel Goulet – 4 years 34. Dale Hawerchuk – 4 years 35. Mark Recchi – 6 years 36. Dave Andreychuk – 11 years 37. Dino Ciccarelli – 11 years 38. Pierre Turgeon – 16 years NOT IN THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME, BUT ELIGIBLE Pat Verbeek - 21 years and counting Peter Bondra - 16 years and counting Jeremy Roenick - 14 years and counting Keith Tkachuk - 13 years and counting NOT ELIGIBLE YET Patrick Marleau STILL PLAYING Jaromir Jagr, Alex Ovechkin, Sidney Crosby, Steven Stamkos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted June 25, 2023 Author Share Posted June 25, 2023 THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE’S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS RANKED FROM THE BEST TO THE WORST REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFFS +/- RECORDS COMBINED 01. 894 – Wayne Gretzky (+611) 02. 560 – Guy Lafleur (+496) 03. 524 – Bryan Trottier (+480) 04. 573 – Mike Bossy (+414) 05. 601 – Jari Kurri (+405) 06. 766 – Jaromir Jagr (+352) 07. 717 – Phil Esposito (+277) 08. 525 – Marian Hossa (+270) 09. 694 – Mark Messier (+263) 10. 656 – Brendan Shanahan (+182) 11. 502 – Joe Mullen (+182) 12. 513 – Jeremy Roenick (+174) 13. 692 – Steve Yzerman (+173) 14. 564 – Joe Nieuwendyk (+150) 15. 690 – Mario Lemieux (+134) 16. 515 – Pierre Turgeon (+133) 17. 561 – Mike Modano (+114) 18. 548 – Michel Goulet (+92) 19. 648 – Teemu Selanne (+79) 20. 503 – Peter Bondra (+79) 21. 564 – Mats Sundin (+75) 22. 708 – Mike Gartner (+58) 23. 668 – Luc Robitaille (+54) 24. 625 – Jarome Iginla (+37) 25. 741 – Brett Hull (+36) 26. 640 – Dave Andreychuk (+28) 27. 625 – Joe Sakic (+28) 28. 500 – Lanny McDonald (+27) 29. 512 – Gilbert Perreault (+20) 30. 538 – Keith Tkachuk (+18) 31. 549 – Ron Francis (+10) 32. 577 – Mark Recchi (+9) 33. 731 – Marcel Dionne (+4) 34. 566 – Patrick Marleau (-38) 35. 608 – Dino Ciccarelli (-45) 36. 522 – Pat Verbeek (-78) 37. 518 – Dale Hawerchuk (-119) THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE'S RETIRED 500+ GOAL-SCORERS WHOSE +/- RECORDS ARE NOT COMPLETE BECAUSE THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE DID NOT START TRACKING +/- RECORDS BEFORE THE 1959-1960 NHL SEASON / REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFFS COMBINED 01. 541 – Stan Mikita (+321) 02. 610 – Bobby Hull (+265) 03. 533 – Frank Mahovlich (+241) 04. 801 – Gordie Howe (+155) 05. 507 – Jean Beliveau (+134) 06. 556 – Johnny Bucyk (+22) 07. 544 – Maurice Richard (+20) THE +/- REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF RECORDS COMBINED OF CURRENT NHL 500+ GOAL-SCORERS 01. 550 – Sidney Crosby (+228) 02. 822 – Alex Ovechkin (+72) 03. 515 – Steven Stamkos (+61) THE +/- REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF RECORDS COMBINED OF FUTURE 500+ NHL GOAL-SCORERS 01. 449 – Joe Pavelski (+197) 02. 471 – Evgeni Malkin (+53) 03. 451 – Patrick Kane (+25) 04. 455 – Eric Staal (-102) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted June 25, 2023 Author Share Posted June 25, 2023 RANKING 37 OF THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE'S RETIRED 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS BASED ON THEIR REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFFS +/- RECORDS. TRACKING +/- BEGAN DURING THE 1959-1960 NHL SEASON Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted June 25, 2023 Author Share Posted June 25, 2023 On 4/14/2023 at 11:59 AM, ruxpin said: If Little Joe does hit 500, then maybe we have to talk, but I don't like the longevity award for the HoF. I would take him on my team in a heartbeat and always would have, but he was never the best in any given year. He's been an all-star 5 of 17 years, but I don't think I remember him winning any indivdual awards -- I know he hasn't won a Cup, but I don't like that as a determining factor. 500 is 500, though. I know the longevity thing I said, but at his current 449, that's averaging 26 goals/yr. over 17 years. That's not something to sneeze at. I still don't think I vote him in if I had a vote. They weren't dumb enough to give me a vote, though. Wow, Joe Pavelski is a +189 in the regular season! Evgeni Malkin is only a +47, Patrick Kane is only a +21, Alex Ovechkin is only a +67, and so is Steven Stamkos. Sidney Crosby is a +210. Eric Staal is a -82! Those are Dale Hawerchuk, Pat Verbeek, Dino Ciccarelli, Patrick Marleau type of numbers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted June 30, 2023 Author Share Posted June 30, 2023 RANKING 40 OF THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE'S 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS BASED ON THEIR REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFFS +/- RECORDS. TRACKING +/- BEGAN DURING THE 1959-1960 NHL SEASON Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted June 30, 2023 Author Share Posted June 30, 2023 WHEN COUNTING ONLY THE 47 MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE'S 500+ GOALS CLUB MEMBERS, THIS IS HOW THEY RANK AMONGST EACH OTHER IN PLAYOFF GOALS, AND REGULAR SEASON AND PLAYOFF GOALS COMBINED Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted March 3 Author Share Posted March 3 (edited) 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 Edited March 3 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted March 17 Author Share Posted March 17 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 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted March 17 Author Share Posted March 17 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 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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