Top 5 All-time goals per game average

[Toby91ca]

2. When they played needs to be adjusted for. There is a reason Blaine Stoughton, Denis Maruk, Jacques Richard and a slew of others had better golascoring seasons that Crosby, Kovalchuk, Iginla, etc. and it isnt golascoring ability. Bure scored a lot of his goals in a very hard to score era. Ovechkin less so, but still much harder than most of Wayne and Mario's goals and every single one of Mike's.

That's not actually true, at least when comparing same ages. For Bure, for his career, average goals per game per team was 2.98....for Ovechkin, up to that same age, the per game goals were 2.82.

There were some very low scoring years in Ovechkin's 20s, not down as low at it got for a few years in Bure's career, but Bure also played during a very high scoring period as well....couple years at a level we still haven't seen since.

 

[PaulD]

Doesn't playing fewer games lend itself to maintaining a higher per game average?

or playing way past your prime lower it?

Bossy was the best pure goal scorer I ever watched .
But anyone of those 5 could be considered top dog.
Debating which one is interesting chatter, but it's splitting hairs.

 

[Randyne]

Bossy was the best pure goal scorer I ever watched .
But anyone of those 5 could be considered top dog.
Debating which one is interesting chatter, but it's splitting hairs.

Ovechkin is clearly the best.
Top 10 best adjusted seasons for each player:

 

[PaulD]

Ovechkin is clearly the best.
Top 10 best adjusted seasons for each player:

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like picking top five goalies ...... so close. Any order is cool

 

[Randyne]

like picking top five goalies ...... so close. Any order is cool

The gap between #1 and #2 is bigger than between #2 and #5

 

[Sasha Orlov]

You're giving me the "it's not you it's me" routine? I invented "it's not you it's me"!!

Nobody tells me it’s them not me, if it’s anybody, it’s me!

 

[Dingo]

ok, using paper, pencil, calculator and hockeyreference adjusted numbers

Only seasons that are listed as player being under thirty for that season

Mario 412 adj goals in 599 games - .688

Ovechkin 518 in 760 games - .682

Bure 388 in 595 - .652

Wayne 542 in 847 - .640

Bossy 429 in 689 - .622

Notes - Mario had his second best season at age 30. Ovechkin also had very good years well after 30. The other three did not.

- i took care to readjust Ovechkin's 2014 back to 48 games played, as that site adjusts those shortened seasons up to 82 games. Speaking of which, it is possible that the 3 80s guys had 2 extra phantom games played added to each of their 80s seasons. This would only help their averages as they get goals adjusted to 82 games played, but i divided by their actual games played. not sure about this overall.

Shit, i had to go back and also readjust Bure's 94 for the same reason as Ovechkin's 2014. Thankfully, Mario was injured that year and Wayne was over 30!!

Ok, a better mathematician/someone who understands the site's adjustments better, can do this better, but take this for what it is. Yes, Wayne and Mario were also playmaking centres. Bure had the worst centres of the three wingers here. Ovechkin and Mario had both the highest adjusted averages AND the best old man years. Wayne and Ovechkin were by far the most durable. Bossy actually quite durable until he just retired from back injuries........ ok

 

[Bear of Bad News]

If you really wanted to persuade people, you should have gone with "Bure's prime was during a low-scoring era - imagine what would have happened if he'd played outside of that era".

No one's buying your "imagine how much his per-game averages would go if he played more games post-prime" argument.

 

[My3Sons]

Nobody tells me it’s them not me, if it’s anybody, it’s me!

I always enjoy coming across an @Buck Naked post. I wonder if he's thrown women and children aside to run to the door when someone yells "fire"? I know he's been strangled by an immuncompromised teenager while on a roadtrip.

 

[Buck Naked]

I always enjoy coming across an @Buck Naked post. I wonder if he's thrown women and children aside to run to the door when someone yells "fire"? I know he's been strangled by an immuncompromised teenager while on a roadtrip.

Back it up, back it up. Beep beep!

I'm not like that!

 

[My3Sons]

Back it up, back it up. Beep beep!

I'm not like that!

You mean you aren't a short stocky unemployed bald man who lives with his parents in real life? I'm disappointed.

 

[rogking65]

Super impressive that Bure is on there despite him playing the fewest games of the bunch. Bure only played 702 games. If Bure stayed healthy, I think he's easily #1.

Prime Bure vs Prime Ovy today for goal scoring? Bure gives Ovy a run for his money.

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Bure played his last game at age 32. So you think he would average more than 50 goals per season from age 33 on?

 

[ViD]

Bure play style was not sustainable just like McDavid’s, who will also slow down as he gets older

 

[Pablo El Perro]

Bure was great and his injuries were bad and at a particularly bad time considering the better surgical options that have come about since he played. But more games played would most likely drag the goals per game average down.

 

[Buck Naked]

You mean you aren't a short stocky unemployed bald man who lives with his parents in real life? I'm disappointed.

I'm short, stocky, bald, but employed. See, I'm still trying to crack that Penske file.

 

[njdevils1982]

I'm short, stocky, bald, but employed. See, I'm still trying to crack that Penske file.

everybody out! i got eggplant on my mind.


costanza! go get me a couple calzones right now.

 

[Sypher04]

there must be a minimum game cut off here that is not communicated by the graphic, as Matthews is 0.62

He’s got a long way to go in his career yet though, so we’ll see what happens over the next 8-10 years

 

[Hockey4Lyfe]

Give me Mario over them all.

 

[TGWL]

Ovechkin playing nearly double the games of half of them really just shows how consistent this guys has been. Maintaining 3rd place while playing over 1300 games is something special. Unfortunately we don't know how Bossy, Bure, and Lemieux would have done with longer, healthier careers. Bossy decided to stop playing at a high level and make his knee any worse. Bure and Lemieux couldn't keep going.

 

[GRob83]

I love the hypotheticals. If Peter Bondra were drafted when he was 18 instead of 22 and played until he was 40 and didn't miss multiple years to lockouts he would have 700 goals. He is actually tied with Selanne and Beliveau in adjusted goals per game though.

 

[Seanaconda]

Bure play style was not sustainable just like McDavid’s, who will also slow down as he gets older

Some people don't slow down much or at all till they are like 40 lol some do drastically so it's hard to say . But mcdavids smart enough and obsessed enough to stay good if he loses his speed imo

 

[doublechili]

or playing way past your prime lower it?

Bossy was the best pure goal scorer I ever watched .
But anyone of those 5 could be considered top dog.
Debating which one is interesting chatter, but it's splitting hairs.

Yeah, I agree. I'm not sure I see the need to argue in favor of "your guy" when all 5 of them were great and there are too many variables to factor in to try to quantify something as objectively decisive. For example, Bossy (my guy ) loses points for playing in a "wide open" era, but he played on a team (and for a coach) that did not play wide open and paid attention to defense, and he ultimately had to retire early due primarily to 10 seasons of unpenalized crosschecks in that "wide open" league. But then yeah, his GPG "benefited" from his career being shortened (likewise Lemieux and Bure). So I'll just go with all 5 being great.

 

[pnep]

two things need to happen to make this better

1. games played after a certain age need to be excluded. Bure didnt play any old man games that dropped his average. Neither did Bossy. Perhaps 32, or 34. in there somewhere.

2. When they played needs to be adjusted for. There is a reason Blaine Stoughton, Denis Maruk, Jacques Richard and a slew of others had better golascoring seasons that Crosby, Kovalchuk, Iginla, etc. and it isnt golascoring ability. Bure scored a lot of his goals in a very hard to score era. Ovechkin less so, but still much harder than most of Wayne and Mario's goals and every single one of Mike's.

Bossy actually gets the benefit of every angle in this current format - retired early, all games played in a wide open league, great centreman and team around him.

Adjusted Goals per 82 Adjusted Games

Player (age: 33 max.)	Seasons	GP_ADJ *	G_ADJ **	G_ADJ_PER_82_GP_ADJ
Mario Lemieux	1984-97	756​	531​	57.60
Alex Ovechkin	2005-19	1118​	740​	54.28
Auston Matthews	2016-23	517​	331​	52.48
Pavel Bure	1991-03	731​	463​	51.94
Brett Hull	1986-98	841​	526​	51.31
Mike Bossy	1977-87	771​	461​	49.04
Wayne Gretzky	1979-94	1147​	655​	46.83
Bill Cook	1926-30	324​	181​	45.77
Jaromír Jágr	1990-06	1143​	635​	45.56
Steven Stamkos	2008-23	1064​	590​	45.45
Ilya Kovalchuk	2001-13	842​	466​	45.37
Nels Stewart	1925-36	870​	481​	45.32
Kirill Kaprizov	2020-23	229​	125​	44.85
Connor McDavid	2015-23	605​	329​	44.60
Bobby Hull	1957-72	1178​	639​	44.49
Newsy Lalonde	1917-21	293​	158​	44.26
Phil Esposito	1963-76	1002​	539​	44.12
Teemu Selänne	1992-04	908​	484​	43.73
Peter Bondra	1990-02	864​	458​	43.48
Maurice Richard	1942-55	958​	505​	43.24
Keith Tkachuk	1991-06	927​	486​	42.97
David Pastrňák	2014-23	626​	325​	42.55
Ziggy Pálffy	1993-06	707​	366​	42.43
Eric Lindros	1992-07	790​	404​	41.96
Sidney Crosby	2005-21	1098​	552​	41.23
Evgeni Malkin	2006-20	939​	465​	40.59
Leon Draisaitl	2014-23	675​	332​	40.33
Charlie Conacher	1929-41	800​	393​	40.31
Bernie Geoffrion	1950-64	897​	441​	40.30
Howie Morenz	1923-36	1011​	495​	40.16
Gordie Howe	1946-62	1261​	616​	40.06
Cy Denneny	1917-25	640​	312​	40.00
Jean Béliveau	1950-65	872​	425​	39.99
Luc Robitaille	1986-00	1082​	524​	39.70
Jarome Iginla	1996-11	1106​	535​	39.67
Alexander Mogilny	1989-03	952​	459​	39.55
Rick Martin	1971-82	708​	341​	39.49
John LeClair	1990-03	829​	396​	39.18
Cam Neely	1983-96	769​	363​	38.73
Marcel Dionne	1971-85	1116​	527​	38.72
Jason Robertson	2019-23	234​	110​	38.51
Marián Hossa	1997-12	978​	458​	38.40
Dany Heatley	2001-14	889​	415​	38.30
Joe Sakic	1988-03	1111​	518​	38.24
Pat LaFontaine	1983-98	893​	414​	38.02
Joe Nieuwendyk	1986-00	922​	424​	37.71
Mikko Rantanen	2015-23	521​	239​	37.59
Rick Nash	2002-18	1091​	496​	37.27
Babe Dye	1919-31	719​	326​	37.18
Kyle Connor	2016-23	503​	228​	37.17
Marián Gáborík	2000-16	966​	438​	37.17
Roy Conacher	1938-50	600​	272​	37.15
Paul Kariya	1994-08	936​	423​	37.05
Nikita Kucherov	2013-23	656​	294​	36.77
Guy Lafleur	1971-85	991​	444​	36.75
John Tavares	2009-23	1100​	492​	36.68
Jari Kurri	1980-94	1007​	450​	36.65
Mickey MacKay	1926-28	130​	58​	36.46
Sergei Fedorov	1990-03	938​	417​	36.45
Brendan Shanahan	1987-02	1145​	508​	36.37
Mats Sundin	1990-04	1119​	496​	36.33
Tim Kerr	1980-93	670​	297​	36.33
Milan Hejduk	1998-10	839​	370​	36.16
Jake Guentzel	2016-23	486​	214​	36.08
Brayden Point	2016-23	536​	235​	35.93
Steve Yzerman	1983-99	1225​	534​	35.75
Jeff Carter	2005-18	938​	408​	35.67
Brad Marchand	2009-22	942​	409​	35.58
Gordie Drillon	1936-43	530​	228​	35.30
Sebastian Aho	2016-23	560​	241​	35.29
Patrik Laine	2016-23	494​	212​	35.20
Mike Gartner	1979-93	1112​	477​	35.17
Alexei Yashin	1993-07	881​	378​	35.17
Theoren Fleury	1988-02	1066​	454​	34.92
Alex DeBrincat	2017-23	486​	206​	34.75
Dino Ciccarelli	1980-94	990​	419​	34.70
Patrick Kane	2007-22	1178​	497​	34.59
Ray Sheppard	1987-00	851​	358​	34.49
Joe Malone	1917-24	449​	189​	34.49
Mike Modano	1989-04	1124​	470​	34.28
Thomas Vanek	2005-17	912​	380​	34.17
Jeremy Roenick	1988-03	1088​	453​	34.15
Zach Parise	2005-18	906​	377​	34.12
Nathan MacKinnon	2013-23	743​	309​	34.10
Cole Caufield	2020-23	128​	53​	34.05
Vladimir Tarasenko	2012-23	715​	296​	33.97
Pavol Demitra	1993-08	761​	314​	33.83
Éric Dazé	1994-06	604​	249​	33.81
Max Pacioretty	2008-22	914​	377​	33.81
Corey Perry	2005-19	1019​	420​	33.79
Elias Pettersson	2018-23	350​	143​	33.51
Joe Mullen	1981-91	710​	290​	33.48
Frank Mahovlich	1956-71	1093​	444​	33.30
Pierre Turgeon	1987-03	1180​	479​	33.29
Aurele Joliat	1922-35	1043​	423​	33.27
Daniel Alfredsson	1995-06	706​	286​	33.22
Yvan Cournoyer	1963-77	956​	387​	33.20
Syl Apps	1936-48	681​	274​	33.01
Alexander Semin	2003-16	681​	274​	32.98
Marty Barry	1927-39	830​	333​	32.91
Tony Amonte	1991-04	1045​	419​	32.87
Owen Nolan	1990-04	949​	380​	32.83
Michel Goulet	1979-94	1110​	443​	32.71
Peter Šťastný	1980-90	768​	306​	32.68
Dave Andreychuk	1982-97	1131​	450​	32.63
Vincent Lecavalier	1998-14	1134​	451​	32.62
Filip Forsberg	2012-23	650​	258​	32.57
Markus Näslund	1993-07	961​	381​	32.50
Patrik Eliáš	1995-10	880​	348​	32.43
Henrik Zetterberg	2002-14	792​	313​	32.42
Rick Vaive	1979-92	898​	354​	32.33
Joe Pavelski	2006-18	922​	363​	32.28
Camille Henry	1953-65	730​	287​	32.25
Eric Staal	2003-18	1127​	441​	32.09
Miroslav Šatan	1995-08	947​	370​	32.04
Daniel Brière	1997-11	743​	290​	32.01
Mark Recchi	1988-02	1049​	409​	31.97
Mark Scheifele	2011-23	763​	297​	31.93
Pierre Larouche	1974-88	832​	324​	31.92
Jack Eichel	2015-23	499​	194​	31.91
Joshua Norris	2019-23	159​	62​	31.88
Jonathan Toews	2007-22	1059​	411​	31.82
Kevin Stevens	1987-99	771​	299​	31.79
Bernie Nicholls	1981-95	983​	380​	31.71
Mike Cammalleri	2002-16	810​	313​	31.68
Harry Oliver	1926-32	474​	183​	31.66
Tyler Seguin	2010-23	949​	366​	31.61
Lanny McDonald	1973-87	1027​	395​	31.54
Aleksander Barkov	2013-23	700​	269​	31.53
Mickey Redmond	1967-76	570​	219​	31.50
Jason Spezza	2002-17	915​	351​	31.47
Simon Gagné	1999-13	826​	316​	31.37
Dickie Moore	1951-63	766​	293​	31.36
James Neal	2008-21	900​	344​	31.33
Wendel Clark	1985-00	824​	315​	31.33
Patrick Marleau	1997-13	1199​	458​	31.32
Donald Audette	1990-03	715​	273​	31.29
Bill Guerin	1991-04	910​	347​	31.28
Blaine Stoughton	1973-84	540​	206​	31.28
Artemi Panarin	2015-23	621​	237​	31.28
Ace Bailey	1926-34	573​	218​	31.21
Peter Forsberg	1994-07	730​	277​	31.10
Ted Lindsay	1944-59	1167​	442​	31.07
Phil Kessel	2006-21	1194​	452​	31.04
Evander Kane	2009-23	924​	349​	30.97
Bill Barber	1972-84	929​	351​	30.97
Charlie Simmer	1974-88	730​	275​	30.90
Martin St. Louis	1998-09	690​	260​	30.90
Rick Tocchet	1984-98	945​	356​	30.89
Stan Mikita	1958-74	1182​	445​	30.86
Jacques Lemaire	1967-79	896​	337​	30.85
Stéphane Richer	1984-00	1026​	386​	30.84
Sweeney Schriner	1934-45	742​	279​	30.82
Logan Couture	2009-23	995​	373​	30.75
Darryl Sittler	1970-84	1068​	400​	30.71
Steve Shutt	1972-85	956​	357​	30.61
Matthew Tkachuk	2016-23	548​	204​	30.54
Jeff Skinner	2010-23	997​	371​	30.50
Carson Cooper	1924-32	568​	211​	30.48
Jamie Benn	2009-23	1096​	406​	30.37
Cecil Dillon	1930-40	778​	288​	30.36
Chris Kreider	2012-23	783​	290​	30.36
George Hay	1926-31	384​	142​	30.33
Anders Lee	2012-23	706​	260​	30.20
Roope Hintz	2018-23	342​	126​	30.18
Kent Nilsson	1979-87	561​	206​	30.13
Duke Keats	1926-29	153​	56​	30.05
Gilbert Perreault	1970-84	1054​	386​	30.03

** - min. 82 Adjusted Games
*** - hockey-reference Adjusted Goals

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

Post Gretzky’s averages if he retired at 30

 

[pnep]

Adjusted PTS per 82 Adjusted Games

Player (age: 33 max.)	Seasons	GP_ADJ *	PTS_ADJ **	PTS_ADJ_PER_82_GP_ADJ
Wayne Gretzky	1979-94	1147​	2021​	144.49
Mario Lemieux	1984-97	756​	1290​	139.93
Connor McDavid	2015-23	605​	925​	125.39
Sidney Crosby	2005-21	1098​	1484​	110.85
Jaromír Jágr	1990-06	1143​	1523​	109.27
Peter Forsberg	1994-07	730​	962​	108.02
Frank Boucher	1921-35	813​	1040​	104.91
Evgeni Malkin	2006-20	939​	1189​	103.80
Bobby Orr	1966-79	702​	878​	102.63
Bill Cook	1926-30	324​	401​	101.40
Phil Esposito	1963-76	1002​	1219​	99.77
Leon Draisaitl	2014-23	675​	812​	98.64
Joe Sakic	1988-03	1111​	1336​	98.61
Alex Ovechkin	2005-19	1118​	1337​	98.06
Eric Lindros	1992-07	790​	942​	97.83
Newsy Lalonde	1917-21	293​	347​	97.21
Howie Morenz	1923-36	1011​	1188​	96.39
Mike Bossy	1977-87	771​	906​	96.38
Duke Keats	1926-29	153​	178​	95.51
Nikita Kucherov	2013-23	656​	763​	95.42
Artemi Panarin	2015-23	621​	719​	94.89
Marcel Dionne	1971-85	1116​	1276​	93.75
Auston Matthews	2016-23	517​	590​	93.55
Patrick Kane	2007-22	1178​	1342​	93.39
Gordie Howe	1946-62	1261​	1432​	93.13
Jean Béliveau	1950-65	872​	989​	93.05
Joe Primeau	1927-36	543​	612​	92.35
Pavel Bure	1991-03	731​	823​	92.32
Teemu Selänne	1992-04	908​	1015​	91.70
Brett Hull	1986-98	841​	938​	91.50
Steven Stamkos	2008-23	1064​	1182​	91.06
Nathan MacKinnon	2013-23	743​	825​	91.04
Ziggy Pálffy	1993-06	707​	784​	90.90
Steve Yzerman	1983-99	1225​	1352​	90.52
Mitch Marner	2016-23	543​	599​	90.52
Kirill Kaprizov	2020-23	229​	252​	90.42
Nels Stewart	1925-36	870​	959​	90.36
Peter Šťastný	1980-90	768​	843​	90.04
George Hay	1926-31	384​	420​	89.71
Paul Kariya	1994-08	936​	1017​	89.07
Guy Lafleur	1971-85	991​	1071​	88.65
Ilya Kovalchuk	2001-13	842​	904​	88.02
Jason Robertson	2019-23	234​	249​	87.17
Adam Oates	1985-96	788​	837​	87.12
David Pastrňák	2014-23	626​	665​	87.07
Joe Thornton	1997-13	1159​	1227​	86.81
Mikko Rantanen	2015-23	521​	551​	86.66
Sergei Fedorov	1990-03	938​	987​	86.29
Alexander Mogilny	1989-03	952​	996​	85.82
Pavel Datsyuk	2001-12	732​	765​	85.70
Bobby Hull	1957-72	1178​	1225​	85.28
Nicklas Bäckström	2007-21	1082​	1117​	84.65
Pierre Turgeon	1987-03	1180​	1216​	84.51
Mark Recchi	1988-02	1049​	1081​	84.51
Daniel Alfredsson	1995-06	706​	724​	84.09
Jari Kurri	1980-94	1007​	1031​	83.97
Mats Sundin	1990-04	1119​	1145​	83.88
Johnny Gaudreau	2013-23	720​	736​	83.82
Henrik Zetterberg	2002-14	792​	808​	83.70
Bernie Geoffrion	1950-64	897​	915​	83.62
Mickey MacKay	1926-28	130​	133​	83.60
Jason Spezza	2002-17	915​	932​	83.57
Hooley Smith	1924-36	913​	930​	83.51
Stan Mikita	1958-74	1182​	1204​	83.49
Keith Tkachuk	1991-06	927​	944​	83.46
Paul Coffey	1980-95	1128​	1145​	83.24
Aurele Joliat	1922-35	1043​	1054​	82.90
Pavol Demitra	1993-08	761​	769​	82.86
Pat LaFontaine	1983-98	893​	902​	82.84
Ryan Getzlaf	2005-19	1015​	1024​	82.71
Mike Modano	1989-04	1124​	1133​	82.63
Theoren Fleury	1988-02	1066​	1074​	82.60
Cale Makar	2019-23	268​	269​	82.24
Luc Robitaille	1986-00	1082​	1084​	82.12
John Tavares	2009-23	1100​	1100​	82.01
Marián Hossa	1997-12	978​	976​	81.83
Ron Francis	1981-97	1213​	1205​	81.45
Ace Bailey	1926-34	573​	568​	81.32
Charlie Conacher	1929-41	800​	792​	81.23
Jeremy Roenick	1988-03	1088​	1077​	81.19
Cy Denneny	1917-25	640​	632​	81.03
Jarome Iginla	1996-11	1106​	1092​	80.96
Mark Messier	1979-94	1101​	1084​	80.76
Aleksander Barkov	2013-23	700​	688​	80.63
Frank Nighbor	1917-26	644​	631​	80.31
Alexei Yashin	1993-07	881​	862​	80.20
Maurice Richard	1942-55	958​	936​	80.15
Dany Heatley	2001-14	889​	868​	80.11
Syl Apps	1936-48	681​	664​	79.99
Dale Hawerchuk	1981-97	1222​	1189​	79.77
Brad Marchand	2009-22	942​	915​	79.61
Kent Nilsson	1979-87	561​	544​	79.56
Claude Giroux	2007-21	1015​	984​	79.49
Andy Bathgate	1952-66	1006​	975​	79.45
Elias Pettersson	2018-23	350​	339​	79.45
Frank Fredrickson	1926-29	239​	231​	79.41
Bryan Trottier	1975-90	1151​	1112​	79.22
Jack Eichel	2015-23	499​	480​	78.95
Alexei Zhamnov	1992-04	814​	782​	78.78
Gilbert Perreault	1970-84	1054​	1007​	78.34
Matthew Tkachuk	2016-23	548​	520​	77.83
Jason Allison	1993-06	560​	531​	77.69
Bernie Nicholls	1981-95	983​	931​	77.68
Brad Richards	2000-14	1015​	960​	77.59
Anže Kopitar	2006-21	1200​	1133​	77.40
Doug Weight	1991-04	943​	890​	77.35
Denis Savard	1980-95	1112​	1049​	77.34
John LeClair	1990-03	829​	772​	76.38
Bun Cook	1926-37	849​	789​	76.23
Patrik Eliáš	1995-10	880​	818​	76.22
Mark Scheifele	2011-23	763​	709​	76.21
Marc Savard	1997-11	807​	750​	76.21
Brayden Point	2016-23	536​	498​	76.14
Jake Guentzel	2016-23	486​	450​	75.87
Mark Stone	2012-23	622​	573​	75.49
Jonathan Huberdeau	2012-23	823​	755​	75.27
Marty Barry	1927-39	830​	760​	75.12
Bobby Clarke	1969-83	1110​	1015​	74.98
Roy Conacher	1938-50	600​	548​	74.85
Sebastian Aho	2016-23	560​	511​	74.83
Eric Staal	2003-18	1127​	1027​	74.72
Dickie Moore	1951-63	766​	698​	74.71
Martin St. Louis	1998-09	690​	628​	74.63
Milan Hejduk	1998-10	839​	763​	74.57
Jonathan Toews	2007-22	1059​	961​	74.39
Kyle Connor	2016-23	503​	456​	74.34
Bill Cowley	1934-46	840​	758​	74.01
Doug Gilmour	1983-97	1106​	998​	73.96
Brendan Shanahan	1987-02	1145​	1033​	73.96
Joe Nieuwendyk	1986-00	922​	831​	73.92
Ted Lindsay	1944-59	1167​	1049​	73.73
Peter Bondra	1990-02	864​	775​	73.57
Elmer Lach	1940-51	716​	642​	73.49
Marián Gáborík	2000-16	966​	865​	73.40
Henrik Sedin	2000-14	1044​	934​	73.36
Bernie Federko	1976-90	1025​	917​	73.36
Craig Janney	1987-99	788​	705​	73.33
Taylor Hall	2010-23	890​	796​	73.33
Doug Bentley	1939-50	741​	661​	73.15
Vincent Lecavalier	1998-14	1134​	1009​	72.99
Cooney Weiland	1928-38	813​	721​	72.73
Daniel Sedin	2000-14	1012​	896​	72.58
Dave Taylor	1977-89	843​	745​	72.51
Rick Martin	1971-82	708​	626​	72.50
Alex Tanguay	1999-13	950​	840​	72.48
Sergei Makarov	1989-92	232​	204​	72.21
Blake Wheeler	2008-20	976​	857​	72.00
Gordie Drillon	1936-43	530​	465​	71.99
Darryl Sittler	1970-84	1068​	937​	71.93
Ray Bourque	1979-94	1120​	981​	71.81
Vladimir Tarasenko	2012-23	715​	624​	71.60
Alexander Semin	2003-16	681​	593​	71.39
Joe Mullen	1981-91	710​	618​	71.34
Saku Koivu	1995-08	727​	631​	71.17
Markus Näslund	1993-07	961​	833​	71.06
Jacques Lemaire	1967-79	896​	776​	71.04
Steve Sullivan	1995-07	723​	626​	71.00
Rod Gilbert	1960-75	988​	855​	70.94
Phil Kessel	2006-21	1194​	1032​	70.87
Brian Leetch	1987-02	1060​	916​	70.86
Jamie Benn	2009-23	1096​	947​	70.84
Vincent Damphousse	1986-01	1174​	1012​	70.69
Daniel Brière	1997-11	743​	640​	70.63
Sweeney Schriner	1934-45	742​	639​	70.59
Henri Richard	1955-70	1090​	938​	70.59
Bill Carson	1926-30	296​	255​	70.57
Erik Karlsson	2009-23	966​	831​	70.56
Valeri Kamensky	1991-00	544​	468​	70.50
Mathew Barzal	2016-23	460​	395​	70.48
Tyler Seguin	2010-23	949​	816​	70.48
Thomas Vanek	2005-17	912​	783​	70.41

* - min. 82 Adjusted Games
** - hockey-reference Adjusted PTS