Ogopogo's Greatest Point Scorers - Updated for '05 - '06

[Ogopogo*]

For those of you that have seen my Greatest Scorers List before, this will give you an update. I have added the data from this year's regular season and posted the updated list below.

One thing to note is the significant jumps both Jagr and Thornton have made. As well, young guns Crosby and Ovechkin have made the list in their rookie seaons! No easy feat. I have bolded the players that have moved up based on the 05-06 regular season.

Remember this is my list of GREATEST POINT SCORERS

Enjoy.


1 Wayne Gretzky
2 Gordie Howe
3 Mario Lemieux
4 Phil Esposito
5 Stan Mikita
6 Jaromir Jagr
7 Maurice Richard
8 Bobby Hull
9 Cy Denneny
10 Jean Beliveau
11 Andy Bathgate
12 Bobby Orr
Marcel Dionne
14 Howie Morenz
15 Ted Lindsay
16 Guy Lafleur
17 Babe Dye
18 Bill Cowley
19 Mike Bossy
20 Joe Sakic
21 Doug Bentley
22 Max Bentley
23 Bill Cook
24 Charlie Conacher
25 Newsy Lalonde
Bernie Geoffrion
27 Frank Boucher
28 Joe Malone
Elmer Lach
30 Peter Stastny
31 Harvey Jackson
Sweeney Schriner
33 Nels Stewart
Aurel Joliat
Peter Forsberg
36 Toe Blake
37 Marty Barry
Syl Apps, Sr.
Bryan Trottier
Teemu Selanne
41 Norm Ullman
Paul Coffey
43 Sid Abel
Bobby Clarke
Jari Kurri
46 Markus Naslund
Mark Messier
48 Jean Ratelle
Steve Yzerman
Adam Oates
51 Paul Kariya
Gordie Drillon
53 Milt Schmidt
Joe Primeau
Dickie Moore
Lynn Patrick
57 Frank Mahovlich
58 Frank Nighbor
Denis Savard
Pavel Bure
Bryan Hextall
62 Brett Hull
Billy Boucher
64 Joe Thornton
Ace Bailey
Henri Richard
Ken Hodge
68 Gilbert Perreault
69 Clint Smith
70 Mark Recchi
71 Paul Thompson
Alex Delvecchio
73 Gaye Stewart
Dale Hawerchuk
75 Roy Conacher
76 Reg Noble
Jack Adams
Larry Aurie
Bronco Horvath
Eric Lindros
Ron Francis
82 Corb Denneny
Odie Cleghorn
Carson Cooper
85 Todd Bertuzzi
Bert Olmstead
Ed Litzenberger
Rick MacLeish
89 Doug Gilmour
Lorne Carr
Billy Taylor
Bobby Rousseau
Paul Ronty
94 Punch Broadbent
Cooney Weiland
Reg Smith
Herb Cain
Rod Gilbert
Jacques Lemaire
Patrick Elias
Jarome Iginla
Martin St. Louis
103 Ted Kennedy
104 Johnny Bucyk
105 Bernie Nicholls
Kevin Stevens
Pat Lafontaine
Sergei Fedorov
Buddy O'Connor
Bobby Bauer
Cecil Dillon
Syd Howe
Ebbie Goodfellow
Harry Cameron
Dick Irvin
116 Ilya Kovalchuk
Kenny Wharram
Woody Dumart
John LeClair
120 Alexander Ovechkin
Baldy Northcott
Don Grosso
Earl Reibel
Wayne Cashman
Steve Shutt
Darryl Sittler
Kent Nilsson
Michel Goulet
Mats Sundin
Dit Clapper
Alexei Zhamnov
132 George Boucher
Jimmy Herberts
George Hay
Phil Goyette
Pete Mahovlich
Barry Pederson
Luc Robitaille
139 Didier Pitre
140 Daniel Alfredsson
Frank Fredrickson
Andy Blair
Bill Thoms
Georges Mantha
Phil Watson
Carl Liscombe
Don Raleigh
Vic Hadfield
Bill Barber
Denis Potvin
Dennis Maruk
Milan Hejduk
153 Bill Mosienko
154 Dany Heatley
Jack Darragh
Paul Haynes
Art Chapman
Wally Hergesheimer
Red Kelly
Mike Rogers
Pierre Turgeon
162 Billy Burch
Hec Kilrea
Sid Smith
Red Sullivan
Walt Tkaczuk
Pierre Larouche
Bob MacMillan
Dave Taylor
Alexei Kovalev
Jason Allison
Martin Straka
Rob Brown
John Cullen
Marian Hossa
176 Bud Poile
Jim Conacher
Tod Sloan
Tim Young
Jeremy Roenick
Pavol Demitra
182 Sidney Crosby
Doc Romnes
Art Gagne
Alf Skinner
Mickey Roach
Neil Colville
Claude Provost
Yvan Cournoyer
Rick Martin
Guy Chouinard
Dino Ciccarelli
Theoren Fleury
Zigmund Palffy
Alexei Yashin
196 Bun Cook
Dave Trottier
Herb Lewis
Johnny Gagnon
Bob Gracie
Tom Anderson
Charlie Simmer
Owen Nolan
Tony Amonte
205 Ab DeMarco, Sr.
206 Eric Staal
Joe Mullen
Syl Apps, Jr.
King Clancy
Goldie Prodgers
Sprague Cleghorn
Metro Prystai
Don McKenny
Fleming Mackell
Ralph Backstrom
Murray Oliver
Rene Robert
Terry O'Reilly
219 Joe Carveth
220 Glen Murray
Corey Stillman
Harry Oliver
Normie Himes
Red Berenson
JP Parise
John Ogrodnick
Alexander Mogilny
228 Amos Arbour
Cully Wilson
Harry Watson
Billy Reay
Gus Bodnar
Mickey Redmond

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[God Bless Canada]

Ogo,

I'll make this comment here, but it's sort of generic and applicable to all three lists.

A commendable effort. We don't always agree, in fact, we rarely agree. But you earned my respect long ago for the work you put into your lists. (The same can be said about pnep). We have different standards of greatness, different qualifications for what makes a player great. But that's OK. The right to disagree, and do it in an enlightened, respectful manner, is what makes discussions about hockey and other sports, so great.

I think I speak for all of us when I say that we've all learned a little more about the game's history and the game's greats through your efforts. (I know that murray has said the same thing). And I think we all realize the need to heighten awareness of hockey's history. Whenever the history of the game is spread, and done so by credible sources, it's a good thing. There needs to be more of it.

So again, thanks for the effort. Will a greatest players list be forthcoming after the season?

 

[Ogopogo*]

God Bless, thank you for the kind words and I very much echo the sentiment. Although we don't often agree, I respect the intelligence and knowledge you bring to the boards.

And yes, once the season is complete, I will update the Greatest Players list as well.