Hockey Outsider
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- Jan 16, 2005
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Starting with this thread and doing some manual updates:
1,000 points
1. Wayne Gretzky 424
2. Mario Lemieux 513
3. Mike Bossy 656
4. Peter Stastny 682
5. Jari Kurri 716
6. Guy Lafleur 720
7. Bryan Trottier 726
8. Denis Savard 727
9. Steve Yzerman 737
10. Marcel Dionne 740
12. Sidney Crosby 757
25. Alexander Ovechkin 880
1,100 points
1. Wayne Gretzky 464
2. Mario Lemieux 550
3. Mike Bossy 725
4. Peter Stastny 793
5. Steve Yzerman 795
6. Guy Lafleur 797
7. Marcel Dionne 798
8. Phil Esposito 801
9. Bryan Trottier 819
10. Jari Kurri 824
13. Sidney Crosby 850
25. Alexander Ovechkin 978
1,200 points
1. Wayne Gretzky 504
2. Mario Lemieux 593
3. Phil Esposito 872
4. Marcel Dionne 878
5. Steve Yzerman 897
6. Guy Lafleur 899
7. Peter Stastny 912
8. Bryan Trottier 914
9. Jaromir Jagr 917
10. Jari Kurri 918
11. Sidney Crosby 927
17. Alexander Ovechkin 1,072
1,300 points
1. Wayne Gretzky 539
2. Mario Lemieux 633
3. Marcel Dionne 946
4. Phil Esposito 966
5. Steve Yzerman 982
6. Bryan Trottier 1014
7. Jaromir Jagr 1014
8. Sidney Crosby 1,017
9. Dale Hawerchuk 1034
10. Jari Kurri 1034
20. Alexander Ovechkin 1,177
1,400 points
1. Wayne Gretzky 580
2. Mario Lemieux 691
3. Marcel Dionne 1022
4. Phil Esposito 1070
5. Jaromir Jagr 1086
6. Steve Yzerman 1093
7. Sidney Crosby 1,100
8. Paul Coffey 1148
9. Joe Sakic 1151
10. Mark Messier 1155
14. Alexander Ovechkin 1,265
1,500 points
1. Wayne Gretzky 620
2. Mario Lemieux 747
3. Marcel Dionne 1078
4. Jaromir Jagr 1165
5. Phil Esposito 1166
6. Sidney Crosby 1,188
7. Steve Yzerman 1199
8. Mark Messier 1232
9. Joe Sakic 1247
10. Ron Francis 1342
12. Alexander Ovechkin 1,370
1,600 points
1. Wayne Gretzky 667
2. Mario Lemieux 812
3. Marcel Dionne 1164
4. Jaromir Jagr 1274
5. Sidney Crosby 1,277
6. Steve Yzerman 1294
7. Joe Sakic 1329
8. Mark Messier 1332
9. Ron Francis 1456
10. Gordie Howe 1482
Ovechkin hasn't reached 1,600 yet. He has 1,570 points through 1,442 games and has been averaging about 0.95 PPG over the past three yeas. Assuming he gets there (which he will, barring a sudden career-ending injury), he'll likely displace Howe for 10th place - but it could be close.
Look at how Crosby and Ovechkin rank better, the higher up the list we go. That's a testament to how well they've aged.
Note - for these lists, I've simply slotted in Crosby and Ovechkin to the data in the first post. I haven't looked into whether anyone else may have passed them. (I don't think there would be many, but there could be a few).
