Most 100 Point Teammates Over Career

[BarnabyJones PI]

Who played with the most teammates, who at one point in their career had registered a 100 point season?

And, it includes future 100 point seasons, like Martin St. Louis (bolded below).

The player just had to have been on the same team in the same year, irrespective as to whether or not they played a shift/game together. But the player had to have at least played in a game with that team that same season, not something like Paul Fenton with Hartford in 1991 where he didn't even play a game with the Whalers despite having a photo of him being in a Whalers uniform. Also, excluding players who were traded for each other, like if you're using Paul Coffey for example, you can't count Jimmy Carson in 1993 because they were traded for one another.

Example:

Phil Housley

1. Gilbert Perreault
2. Pierre Turgeon
3. Alexander Mogilny
4. Theo Fleury
5. Teemu Selanne
6. Brendan Shanahan
7. Brett Hull
8. Craig Janney
9. Peter Stastny
10. Neal Broten
11. Joe Juneau
12. Adam Oates
13. Rick Tocchet
14. Brian Bellows
15. Mats Sundin
16. Doug Gilmour
17. Martin St. Louis

Now, the highest number I could find a player who had 27 teammates who managed this feat (I'll keep that to myself for now). 27 might not even be the highest number!

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[The Panther]

Paul Coffey would have to be up there, would he not? Let's see, I've got:

1. Wayne Gretzky
2. Glenn Anderson
3. Mark Messier
4. Jari Kurri
5. Mike Rogers
6. Kent Nilsson

7. Mario Lemieux
8. Rob Brown
9. Charlie Simmer
10. Kevin Stevens
11. John Cullen
12. Mark Recchi
13. Barry Pederson
14. Jaromír Jágr
15. Bryan Trottier
16. Joe Mullen
17. Ron Francis

18. Luc Robitaille
19. Dave Taylor

20. Steve Yzerman
21. Dino Ciccarelli
22. Sergei Fedorov
23. John Ogrodnick

24. Eric Lindros
25. Dale Hawerchuk

26. Doug Gilmour

27. Joe Thornton


(Coffey never played with Tocchet in Pittsburght, right?)

 

[vadim sharifijanov]

i have 21 for barrasso:

perreault
turgeon
mario
brown
coffey
stevens
cullen
recchi
barry pederson
jagr
trottier
mullen
francis
tocchet
naslund
robitaille
alfredsson
sundin
mogilny
macinnis
weight

 

[tabness]

Paul Coffey would have to be up there, would he not? Let's see, I've got:

1. Wayne Gretzky
2. Glenn Anderson
3. Mark Messier
4. Jari Kurri
5. Mike Rogers
6. Kent Nilsson

7. Mario Lemieux
8. Rob Brown
9. Charlie Simmer
10. Kevin Stevens
11. John Cullen
12. Mark Recchi
13. Barry Pederson
14. Jaromír Jágr
15. Bryan Trottier
16. Joe Mullen
17. Ron Francis

18. Luc Robitaille
19. Dave Taylor

20. Steve Yzerman
21. Dino Ciccarelli
22. Sergei Fedorov
23. John Ogrodnick

24. Eric Lindros
25. Dale Hawerchuk

26. Doug Gilmour

27. Joe Thornton


(Coffey never played with Tocchet in Pittsburght, right?)

going by the rules you can literally add guys Coffey was traded for too so Carson and even Shanahan in Hartford cause he played a couple games lol and yeah even though Tocchet and Coffey didn't play together (they played each other right before both got dealt lol) that would count too

30... wow

(by the way ChatGPT is STILL pretty useless for these types of questions sadly... sigh)

 

[BarnabyJones PI]

Paul Coffey would have to be up there, would he not? Let's see, I've got:

1. Wayne Gretzky
2. Glenn Anderson
3. Mark Messier
4. Jari Kurri
5. Mike Rogers
6. Kent Nilsson

7. Mario Lemieux
8. Rob Brown
9. Charlie Simmer
10. Kevin Stevens
11. John Cullen
12. Mark Recchi
13. Barry Pederson
14. Jaromír Jágr
15. Bryan Trottier
16. Joe Mullen
17. Ron Francis

18. Luc Robitaille
19. Dave Taylor

20. Steve Yzerman
21. Dino Ciccarelli
22. Sergei Fedorov
23. John Ogrodnick

24. Eric Lindros
25. Dale Hawerchuk

26. Doug Gilmour

27. Joe Thornton


(Coffey never played with Tocchet in Pittsburght, right?)

Nice! That's who I had, and I'll update it to 28 being the highest [edited to add, still at 27 explained later on]. I didn't consider Tocchet, but he should count by what conditions I laid out. My mistake with Tocchet, was that skipped over him, thinking that he was in a 3-way trade between the Flyers, the Penguins, and the Kings.

i have 21 for barrasso:

perreault
turgeon
mario
brown
coffey
stevens
cullen
recchi
barry pederson
jagr
trottier
mullen
francis
tocchet
naslund
robitaille
alfredsson
sundin
mogilny
macinnis
weight

Mind blown, I didn't even think of goalies!

 

[BarnabyJones PI]

going by the rules you can literally add guys Coffey was traded for too so Carson and even Shanahan in Hartford cause he played a couple games lol and yeah even though Tocchet and Coffey didn't play together (they played each other right before both got dealt lol) that would count too

30... wow

(by the way ChatGPT is STILL pretty useless for these types of questions sadly... sigh)

I really could have worded that better. My apologies. I wouldn't count guys that they were directly traded for. [Edited]

 

[The Panther]

To clarify, I was just listing guys that Coffey actually played at least one game as a teammate with. So, yeah, no Carson, etc.

 

[vadim sharifijanov]

going by the rules you can literally add guys Coffey was traded for too so Simpson, Carson, even Shanahan in Hartford cause he played a couple games lol and yeah even though Tocchet and Coffey didn't play together (they played each other right before both got dealt lol) that would count too

31... wow

(by the way ChatGPT is STILL pretty useless for these types of questions sadly... sigh)

simpson didn’t score 100 pts, but otherwise wow coffey was traded for a whole bunch of 100 pt scorers wasn’t he?

on that note, i have 23 (+2) for dan quinn:

nilsson
macinnis
loob
hull
tonelli
mullen
mario
coffey
brown
simmer
stevens
cullen
recchi
oates
tocchet
bobby smith
gretzky
kurri
alfredsson
lindros
hawerchuk
jagr
francis

(and traded for bullard and pederson)


edit:

I didn't consider Tocchet, but he should count by what conditions I laid out. My mistake with Tocchet, was that skipped over him, thinking that he was in a 3-way trade between the Flyers, the Penguins, and the Kings.

tocchet/recchi/coffey/carson was definitely a three-way trade. it’s just separated as two separate trades because NHL trades are expressed as two team transactions, but essentially the second trade happened one second after the first.

 

[BarnabyJones PI]

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[BarnabyJones PI]

simpson didn’t score 100 pts, but otherwise wow coffey was traded for a whole bunch of 100 pt scorers wasn’t he?

on that note, i have 23 (+2) for dan quinn:

nilsson
macinnis
loob
hull
tonelli
mullen
mario
coffey
brown
simmer
stevens
cullen
recchi
oates
tocchet
bobby smith
gretzky
kurri
alfredsson
lindros
hawerchuk
jagr
francis

(and traded for bullard and pederson)


edit:



tocchet/recchi/coffey/carson was definitely a three-way trade. it’s just separated as two separate trades because NHL trades are expressed as two team transactions, but essentially the second trade happened one second after the first.

Then I wouldn't count Tocchet with this information, since they were traded for one another. Thank you for forwarding the article. It's still Coffey, but at 27. BTW, there's another player who is at 27 as well.

 

[BarnabyJones PI]

i have 21 for barrasso:

perreault
turgeon
mario
brown
coffey
stevens
cullen
recchi
barry pederson
jagr
trottier
mullen
francis
tocchet
naslund
robitaille
alfredsson
sundin
mogilny
macinnis
weight

You've got me searching for goalies now.

Greg Millen

1. Pete Mahovolich
2. Blaine Stoughton
3. Ron Francis
4. Pierre Larouche
5. Rick MacLeish
6. Bernie Federko
7. Joe Mullen
8. Doug Gilmour
9. Brett Hull
10. Mike Bullard
11. Paul MacLean
12. Adam Oates
13. Steve Larmer
14. Denis Savard
15. Jeremy Roenick
16. Michel Goulet
17. Joe Sakic
18. Peter Stastny
19. Guy Lafleur
20. Steve Yzerman
21. Sergie Fedorov
22. Jimmy Carson

 

[DitchMarner]

Dave Andreychuk had 16 100-point teammates:

Gilbert Perreault
Pierre Turgeon
Alex Mogilny
Pat LaFontaine
Dale Hawerchuk

Doug Gilmour
Glenn Anderson
John Cullen
Mats Sundin
Mike Gartner

Neal Broten

Joe Thornton

Joe Sakic
Peter Forsberg

Vincent Lecavalier
Martin St. Louis

 

[mrhockey193195]

Jagr:

1. Lemieux
2. Francis
3. Stevens
4. Tocchet
5. Recchi
6. Brown
7. Trottier
8. Coffey
9. Cullen
10. Mullen
11. Pederson
12. Robitaille
13. Naslund
14. Oates
15. Messier
16. Leetch
17. Lindros
18. Shanahan
19. Giroux
20. Marchand
21. Huberdeau
22. Gaudreau
23. Tkachuk


We might be able to count Bure as well, he didn't play a game for the Rangers in 03-04 but he was still under contract and didn't officially announce his retirement after the lockout in 2005.

 

[Hockey Outsider]

My first guess would have been Coffey. Tomas Sandstrom played with 25:

1. Mike Rogers
2. Brian Leetch
3. John Ogrodnick
4. Marcel Dionne
5. Guy Lafleur
6. Wayne Gretzky
7. Luc Robitaille
8. Bernie Nicholls
9. John Tonelli
10. Dave Taylor
11. Jari Kurri
12. Mario Lemieux
13. Jaromir Jagr
14. Ron Francis
15. Markus Naslund
16. Joe Mullen
17. Kevin Stevens
18. Rick Tocchet
19. Bryan Trottier
20. John Cullen
21. Steve Yzerman
22. Sergei Fedorov
23. Brendan Shanahan
24. Teemu Selanne
25. Paul Kariya

I won't list them all, but Marty McSorley played with 21, and Steve Duchense with 20.

 

[DitchMarner]

Dave Andreychuk had 14 100-point teammates:

Edit: He actually had 16. I realized I omitted John Cullen when I was tallying Jagr's total. I also left off Glenn Anderson for Andreychuk.


Jaromir Jagr had 23:

Mario Lemieux
Mark Recchi
John Cullen
Paul Coffey
Kevin Stevens
Joe Mullen
Bryan Trottier
Ron Francis
Rick Tocchet
Rob Brown
Markus Naslund
Luc Robitaille
Barry Pederson

Adam Oates

Brian Leetch
Eric Lindros
Mark Messier
Brenden Shanahan

Claude Giroux

Brad Marchand

Johnathan Huberdeau

Johnny Gaudreau
Matt Tkachuk

 

[DitchMarner]

Jagr:

1. Lemieux
2. Francis
3. Stevens
4. Tocchet
5. Recchi
6. Brown
7. Trottier
8. Coffey
9. Cullen
10. Mullen
11. Pederson
12. Robitaille
13. Naslund
14. Oates
15. Messier
16. Leetch
17. Lindros
18. Shanahan
19. Giroux
20. Marchand
21. Huberdeau
22. Gaudreau
23. Tkachuk


We might be able to count Bure as well, he didn't play a game for the Rangers in 03-04 but he was still under contract and didn't officially announce his retirement after the lockout in 2005.

I missed Pederson!