Anze Kopitar All Time Career Points Tracker
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Surf Nutz
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- Aug 2, 2005
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On March 25th 2025 Anze Kopitar recorded 1 point (1a) bringing his career total to 1268 passing Jean Ratelle for 41st all time.
Next up Al MacInnis:
40. Al MacInnis 1,274
41. Anze Kopitar 1268
42. Jean Ratelle 1267
43. Peter Stastny 1239
44. Phil Housley 1232
45. Norm Ullman 1229
Next up Al MacInnis:
40. Al MacInnis 1,274
41. Anze Kopitar 1268
42. Jean Ratelle 1267
43. Peter Stastny 1239
44. Phil Housley 1232
45. Norm Ullman 1229
Raccoon Jesus
Jim Hiller is point shaving games
This thread rules.
He's got an outside shot at top 25 all time. But even top 40 is something I had never thought he'd get to for a variety of reasons...duration and durability and consistency unmatched, but on a defesnive team in a lower scoring era...so glad it's back up and the team has been trending up and it's really their turn to feed HIM some points.
He's got an outside shot at top 25 all time. But even top 40 is something I had never thought he'd get to for a variety of reasons...duration and durability and consistency unmatched, but on a defesnive team in a lower scoring era...so glad it's back up and the team has been trending up and it's really their turn to feed HIM some points.
King'sPawn
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I'll never stop saying that Kopitar's abilities have either been underrated or underappreciated by everyone (including myself). And that's not a knock on anyone. To varying degrees people have recognized him, but to be one of the top all-time scorers with his durability and hard minutes, the Kings would have been a very different team.
It just sucks to see the age really catch up with him this season.
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On April 10th 2025 Anze Kopitar recorded 2 points (1g, 1a) bringing his career total to 1275 passing Al MacInnis for 40th all time.
Next up Alex Delvecchio:
39. Alex Delvecchio 1281
40. Anze Kopitar 1,275
41. Al MacInnis 1,274
42. Jean Ratelle 1267
43. Peter Stastny 1239
44. Phil Housley 1232
Top 40 all time.
Next up Alex Delvecchio:
39. Alex Delvecchio 1281
40. Anze Kopitar 1,275
41. Al MacInnis 1,274
42. Jean Ratelle 1267
43. Peter Stastny 1239
44. Phil Housley 1232
Top 40 all time.
Herby
Now I can die in peace
All of this without having a true star winger for almost his entire prime.
My friends in Chicago give me crap when I say this, but if you put Kopitar on Chicago and give him that system and 15 years of Patrick Kane on his wing he is firmly considered better than any of the non-Pittsburgh centers drafted around the same time (Toews, Stamkos, Bergeron, Backstrom, Getzlaf etc.)
Toews played in an original six major hockey market and is Canadian and Kopitar played in an insignificant hockey market and is Slovenian. I think that is the only reason polls between the two are close.
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Whenever he passes someone on the all time list, I'm always surprised they don't mention it on the telecast. Seems noteworthy, no?
lumbergh
It was an idea. I didn't say it was a good idea.
Kopitar is 9th all time on the list of players to play on only one franchise in career points. When he passes Delvecchio he'll be #8.
BringTheReign
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@All The Kings Men, can we get a note to Jim and Nick on this one? We’ve gotta properly appreciate Raccoon Jesus while he’s still playing!
Buddy The Elf
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Ziggy Stardust
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I don't know how anyone can say Anze Kopitar is better than Anson Carter or Jeremy Roenick with a straight face. Those guys are Kings legends who led them to so much glory.
I dunno if anything was said or not, but Nick just mentioned it on the broadcast.
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With a 4 point game, Kopitar passed these players in all time PO scoring tonight:
Jeff Carter 84
Lanny McDonald 84
Bobby Rousseau 84
Russ Courtnall 83
Bobby Nystrom 83
Zach Parise 83
John MacLean 83
Phil Kessel 83
Norm Ullman 83
Peter McNab 82
Mats Sundin 82
Claude Giroux 82
Cale Makar 82
Johan Franzen 81
Ken Hodge 81
Tomas Sandstrom 81
Dan Boyle 81
85 for Anze.
If LA goes on a long playoff run he'll pass a ton of players.
Some upcoming notables:
Bobby Orr 92
Martin St. Louis 90
John Leclaire 89
Teemu Selanne 88
Mike Richards 87
Jeff Carter 84
Lanny McDonald 84
Bobby Rousseau 84
Russ Courtnall 83
Bobby Nystrom 83
Zach Parise 83
John MacLean 83
Phil Kessel 83
Norm Ullman 83
Peter McNab 82
Mats Sundin 82
Claude Giroux 82
Cale Makar 82
Johan Franzen 81
Ken Hodge 81
Tomas Sandstrom 81
Dan Boyle 81
85 for Anze.
If LA goes on a long playoff run he'll pass a ton of players.
Some upcoming notables:
Bobby Orr 92
Martin St. Louis 90
John Leclaire 89
Teemu Selanne 88
Mike Richards 87
Herby
Now I can die in peace
Crazy that Makar who is currently 26 has a chance to pass Teemu Selanne, who had a Hall of Fame career that ended when he was 42 as early as this season.
Colorado fans are spoiled, team has been there for 30 seasons and they've had so many superstar players.
lumbergh
It was an idea. I didn't say it was a good idea.
One great thing about Kopitar is that he's so consistent. Even when he goes up against the best in the playoffs, he just continues to score and produce.
Career points per game, regular season: 0.88
Career points per game, playoffs: 0.86
It's too bad the Kings have only made the playoffs in 10 of his 19 seasons or he'd be higher on that list of points in the playoffs. What a career.
Career points per game, regular season: 0.88
Career points per game, playoffs: 0.86
It's too bad the Kings have only made the playoffs in 10 of his 19 seasons or he'd be higher on that list of points in the playoffs. What a career.
IMO,, legitimately one of the top 10 centers in the last 15 years or so.
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