Least goals 500 games played - forward since 1967

Ohashi_Jouzu*

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Umm... I get Wade Belak with 8 goals as the lowest (exactly 500 games played, btw), then Baumgartner with 13.

edit: just caught the dates on some of these posts...
 
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Stjonnypopo

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Thanks. I'm starting French lessons next semester, figured I should start paying attention now, haha.

You picked the best sport to follow! Listen to some habs games you'll pick up on it, you'll hear the player's name and see him making a pass so you know what you're hearing has to do with a pass being made

It's fool proof!

You'll be screaming 'ET LE BUTTTTTT' in no time!
 

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You picked the best sport to follow! Listen to some habs games you'll pick up on it, you'll hear the player's name and see him making a pass so you know what you're hearing has to do with a pass being made

It's fool proof!

You'll be screaming 'ET LE BUTTTTTT' in no time!

I actually was planning on opening a thread on the Montreal board in December to get to know some francophones and maybe ask some websites to go to and stuff :)
 

Hawksfan2828

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Player | POS |GAMES |GOALS |PTS |PIM
Langdon Darren |LW| 507| 16| 38| 1229
Grimson Stu |LW| 729 |17 |39 |2113
Vukota Mick |RW| 574 |17| 46| 2071
Cummins Jim |RW| 511 |24| 60 |1538
Donnelly Gord| RW| 554| 28| 69 |2069
Ewen Todd |RW| 518| 36| 76 |1911
Manderville Kent| C| 646| 37 |104| 348
Morrison Lew | RW| 579| 39| 91| 107
Janssens Mark| C| 711| 40| 113| 1422
Ray Rob |LW| 899 |41 |91 |3207

Thats pretty interesting.

Was this guy special teams only?
 

iamjs

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Actually, that list makes Kent Manderville look totally and utterly useless. At least the other guys on it racked up the PIMs...

I remember Manderville being very solid in the faceoff circle and having a few seasons where he was near 60% as well as being an excellent PKer.
 

iamjs

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Thats pretty interesting.

Was (Lew Morrison) special teams only?

A graduate of the Flin Flon Bombers organization, Morrison like many other Philadelphia Flyers prospects honed their skills in northern Manitoba.

After playing his minor hockey in Saskatchewan, Morrison made the leap to the Western Canadian Junior Hockey League with the Bombers. After one season with Flin Flon, he caught the eyes of Flyer scouts, and Morrison was drafted in the 1st round, 8th overall in the 1968 NHL Amateur Draft. After one season in the minors with the Quebec Aces of the American Hockey League where Morrison registered 25 points on 12 goals and 13 assists, the Flyers figured it was time to graduate to the big club.

An excellent penalty killer, Morrison spent his rookie year as a line mate of fellow Flin Flonner Bobby Clarke, also a rookie. Morrison spent three years with the Flyers before the Atlanta Flames grabbed him in the 1972 Expansion Draft, after two seasons in the south with the Flames where he played a solid defensive role with Atlanta, once again Morrison was scooped up in the expansion draft. This time the Washington Capitals, hockey's new team, in America's capital signed Morrison.

After just 27 games split between Washington and the American Hockey League's Richmond Robins, Morrison was shuffled back to Pennsylvania this time to play for the Penguins in Pittsburgh.

Morrison played the better part of three seasons with Pittsburgh, before he finished his career with the Birmingham Dusters in the American Hockey League. Following the 1977-78 season, Lew Morrison hung up his skates.

http://www.legendsofhockey.net/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SearchPlayer.jsp?player=13783
Code:
Lew Morrison
Right Wing
Born Feb 11 1948  -- Gainsborough, SASK 
Height 6.00 -- Weight 185

Selected by Philadelphia Flyers round 1 #8 overall 1968 NHL Amateur Draft

                                            --- Regular Season ---  ---- Playoffs ----
Season   Team                        Lge    GP    G    A  Pts  PIM  GP   G   A Pts PIM
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1968-69  Quebec Aces                 AHL    70   12   13   25   24  15   4   5   9   6
1969-70  Philadelphia Flyers         NHL    66    9   10   19   19  --  --  --  --  --
1970-71  Philadelphia Flyers         NHL    78    5    7   12   25   4   0   0   0   2
1971-72  Richmond Robins             AHL    12    4    5    9    2  --  --  --  --  --
1971-72  Philadelphia Flyers         NHL    58    5    5   10   26  --  --  --  --  --
1972-73  Atlanta Flames              NHL    77    6    9   15   19  --  --  --  --  --
1973-74  Atlanta Flames              NHL    52    1    4    5    0  --  --  --  --  --
1974-75  Richmond Robins             AHL     9    7    4   11    8  --  --  --  --  --
1974-75  Washington Capitals         NHL    18    0    4    4    6  --  --  --  --  --
1974-75  Pittsburgh Penguins         NHL    52    7    5   12    4   9   0   0   0   0
1975-76  Pittsburgh Penguins         NHL    78    4    5    9    8   3   0   0   0   0
1976-77  Pittsburgh Penguins         NHL    76    2    1    3    0   1   0   0   0   0
1977-78  Binghamton Dusters          AHL    65    6   14   20    6  --  --  --  --  --
1977-78  Pittsburgh Penguins         NHL     8    0    2    2    0  --  --  --  --  --
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         NHL Totals                        563   39   52   91  107  17   0   0   0   2
 

seventieslord

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Umm... I get Wade Belak with 8 goals as the lowest (exactly 500 games played, btw), then Baumgartner with 13.

edit: just caught the dates on some of these posts...

Belak wouldn't "purely" count anyway as he has spent a lot of time on defense.

However, if he ever reaches 500 GP at forward in particular, he'd make this list, and might even top it. He's a bad one.
 

Stjonnypopo

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I actually was planning on opening a thread on the Montreal board in December to get to know some francophones and maybe ask some websites to go to and stuff :)

Websites would be hard because french can be pretty tough to read... It's a lot easier to learn english than french which is what pisses off english speakers in quebec, we have to work hard at learning french and french guys won't learn english even though it's much easier, and used pretty much everywhere BUT quebec

I know a lot of people who started learning by watching habs games

maybe download an illegal version of rosetta stone:laugh:
 

iamjs

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a few players that just missed it:

- Tony Twist (10 goals in 445 games)
- Dan Bylsma (19 goals in 429 games)
- Shane Churla (26 goals in 488 games)

for Jarkko Ruutu being really low on the list (47 goals in 512 games), he really seems to be a go-to guy on the shootout
 

Brycios

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a few players that just missed it:

- Tony Twist (10 goals in 445 games)
- Dan Bylsma (19 goals in 429 games)
- Shane Churla (26 goals in 488 games)

for Jarkko Ruutu being really low on the list (47 goals in 512 games), he really seems to be a go-to guy on the shootout

Jarkko is strangely the 5th leading scorer on the Sens right now.
 

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