Obscure hockey facts/stats (Part 2)

[mrhockey193195]

Nothing between Jagr, Messier, and Lindros in the brief time they all overlapped in 03-04 (which makes sense given @The Panther 's original post, since all three of them were already Hart winners by that point).

Here's a silly one, where I assume the answer is "no": did Hasek ever assist on a goal with Fedorov and Brett Hull in 01-02?

 

[Kahvi]

Statistics from Penguins PR department:
Jaromir Jagr has skated with or against 3,287 of the 8,510 players that have appeared in at least one regular-season or playoff game with an NHL team, equating to 38.6% of all players in league history.

Impressive number, but of course the number of teams and players affect this. I wonder what the % would be for lets say after 1967 expansion. Or what is the % for the next player on the list.

 

[Hockey Outsider]

Nothing between Jagr, Messier, and Lindros in the brief time they all overlapped in 03-04 (which makes sense given @The Panther 's original post, since all three of them were already Hart winners by that point).

Here's a silly one, where I assume the answer is "no": did Hasek ever assist on a goal with Fedorov and Brett Hull in 01-02?

No, but here was the only assist Hasek got in 2002:

How many goals in NHL history have been scored by the winners of the Hart, Conn Smythe, Vezina, Norris and Selke trophies?

 

[Yozhik v tumane]

Nothing between Jagr, Messier, and Lindros in the brief time they all overlapped in 03-04 (which makes sense given @The Panther 's original post, since all three of them were already Hart winners by that point).

Here's a silly one, where I assume the answer is "no": did Hasek ever assist on a goal with Fedorov and Brett Hull in 01-02?

Checked for that one too!

As well as Fedorov, Hull and Hasek on the Red Wings

 

[Davenport]

This is my week of discovery. Thursday, I discovered that Noel Picard had an older brother - Roger - who played in the NHL with him with the Blues in 1967-68. Today I discovered that this same Roger Picard was responsible for Rod Gilbert becoming a New York Ranger. In 1955-56, Roger was playing for a team in Montreal coached by Yvon Prud'homme, and introduced 14-year-old (and unsigned) Gilbert to Prud'homme. Yvon was duly impressed. In 1956-57, Prud'homme was coaching Champetre in Junior B in Montreal, and Rod was one of his players. With the Rangers agreeing to sponsor Yvon's team, the Canadiens gave permission for New York to sign anyone on that team. That's how they got Jean Ratelle, too.

Thank you, Roger.

 

[TheStatican]

Last week Auston Matthews became the fast American born player to reach 50 goals in a season doing so in just 54 games, which broke the mark previously shared between him and Kevin Stevens;

​	games​	goals​	​	​
1​	54​	51 (2)​	Auston Matthews​	2023 24​
2​	62​	50​	Kevin Stevens​	1992 93​
-​	62​	50​	Auston Matthews​	2021 22​
4​	67​	50​	Jeremy Roenick​	1991 92​
5​	71​	51 (2)​	Pat Lafontaine​	1989 90​
6​	72​	50​	Bobby Carpenter​	1984 85​
7​	74​	51 (2)​	Kevin Stevens​	1991 92​
-​	74​	50​	Chris Kreider​	2021 22​
9​	75​	50​	Pat Lafontaine​	1992 93​
-​	75​	50​	Mike Modano​	1993 94​
-​	75​	50​	Keith Tkachuk​	1995 96​
12​	77​	51 (3)​	Jimmy Carson​	1987 88​
13​	78​	50​	Joe Mullen​	1988 89​
-​	78​	50​	Keith Tkachuk​	1996 97​
15​	79​	50​	John Leclair​	1997 98​
16​	80​	50​	John Leclair​	1995 96​
17​	82​	50​	John Leclair​	1996 97​
18​	84​	50​	Jeremy Roenick​	1992 93​

 

[Sinter Klaas]

The 2017-2018 NHL season, despite 31 teams, saw no coaching changes take place during its season.

 

[Sinter Klaas]

The Sabres have beaten teams exactly 2 times to account for 22 of their 28 wins this season.

 

[Yozhik v tumane]

Saw this today on instagram. Apparently, Doughty and Kopitar have become only the third forward-defenseman duo to factor in on 300 points together.

The others are Gretzky and Coffey (350 points), Esposito and Orr (306 points).

 

[Bear of Bad News]

Saw this today on instagram. Apparently, Doughty and Kopitar have become only the third forward-defenseman duo to factor in on 300 points together.

The others are Gretzky and Coffey (350 points), Esposito and Orr (306 points).

They mentioned this on Devils/Kings (I think - it's a blur) - I believe #4 is Crosby/Letang.

 

[BenchBrawl]

Saw this today on instagram. Apparently, Doughty and Kopitar have become only the third forward-defenseman duo to factor in on 300 points together.

The others are Gretzky and Coffey (350 points), Esposito and Orr (306 points).

Very surprising no one else did it.

 

[Yozhik v tumane]

Very surprising no one else did it.

They mentioned this on Devils/Kings (I think - it's a blur) - I believe #4 is Crosby/Letang.

A few that I’m curious about:

Lidstrom and Yzerman. With 806 points, Lidstrom is the most productive defenseman from his debut in 1991-92 through Yzerman’s final season of 2005-06 (Yzerman had 955 points over that span). To a slightly smaller extent, Lidstrom and Fedorov seems like they could be high as well. Fedorov scored 875 points and Lidstrom 688 (second to Leetch) over their years together. I guess Detroit’s depth, someone like Coffey being around for Fedorov’s most productive seasons etc will affect things.

Same probably goes for a few Montreal greats.

Wonder how Potvin and Trottier or Doug Wilson and Denis Savard fared?

Edit: By a quick count, Lidstrom and Yzerman only factored in on 181 points together. Highest total in 1995-96 (27), lowest in 2002-03 (1). Might check a few more names when I get home from work.

 

[Nick Hansen]

Where are the Lightning ones at? Specifically Hedman/Stamkos, they've been playing together for like 15 years at this point.

 

[The Panther]

I thought Robinson / Lafleur might be on that list, too. Had 11+ seasons together. But, I guess, when you think about it, 300+ points means 30 per year in this scenario, which is a lot.

The fact that Bourque didn't "do" this speaks to what a revolving door of top-line forwards he played with in Boston over the years.

Lidstom / Yzerman? I dunno, maybe too many quality forwards to share the scoring in Detroit. Also, as Lidstrom hit his peak, Yzerman was starting to decline a bit.

 

[Yozhik v tumane]

So I looked at a few Lidstrom duos.

Lidstrom - Yzerman as mentioned shared 181 points together (high of 27)
Lidstrom - Fedorov 173 (also high of 27)
Lidstrom - Datsyuk 164 (high of 31)
Lidstrom - Zetterberg 146 (high of 27)
and Lidstrom - Holmstrom 128 (high of 19)

Note that it’s very possible this isn’t the top five, I counted point shares player by player, season by season. I wouldn’t be surprised if Shanahan shared more points with Lidstrom than Holmstrom for example, I was simply curious to check Holma considering how closely connected he was with Lidstrom through his entire NHL career.

Other duos I looked at:

Potvin - Trottier: 250 points (high of 36)
Potvin - Bossy: 246 points (high of 30 though very consistently shared 25-30 points together per season: it struck me that Potvin produced more with Trottier early on, then considerably more with Bossy)

Wilson - Savard: 248 points (high of 34)

Pilote - Hull: 134 points (high of 22)
Pilote - Mikita: 128 points (high of 26)

Where are the Lightning ones at? Specifically Hedman/Stamkos, they've been playing together for like 15 years at this point.

Good one.

Hedman - Stamkos: 216 points (high of 35)

Hedman needing a few (of Stamkos’ healthy peak) years to settle in before breaking out in 2013-14 probably hurts this duo, but they’ve still managed a lot together.

Hesman shares 164 points with Kucherov and has already broke their previous high of 38 points in a season: 41 points and counting. Wicked!

 

[pnep]

Wonder how Potvin and Trottier or Doug Wilson and Denis Savard fared?

Seasons *	PTS	Player1	Player1_POS	Player1_G	Player1_AST	Player2	Player2_POS	Player2_G	Player2_AST
1980-93	350​	Paul Coffey	D	99​	251​	Wayne Gretzky	C	116​	234​
1967-75	306​	Phil Esposito	C	130​	176​	Bobby Orr	D	82​	224​
2008-23	288​	Drew Doughty	D	75​	213​	Anže Kopitar	C	97​	191​
2006-23	287​	Sidney Crosby	C	114​	173​	Kris Letang	D	59​	228​
1975-88	250​	Denis Potvin	D	67​	183​	Bryan Trottier	C	91​	159​
1980-90	248​	Denis Savard	C	78​	170​	Doug Wilson	D	70​	178​
1977-87	235​	Mike Bossy	RW	119​	116​	Denis Potvin	D	47​	188​
2010-23	224​	John Carlson	D	27​	197​	Alex Ovechkin	LW	143​	81​
1966-76	209​	John Bucyk	LW	102​	107​	Bobby Orr	D	47​	162​
1991-04	205​	Brian Leetch	D	42​	163​	Mark Messier	LW/C	73​	132​
1936-54	204​	Woody Dumart	LW	94​	110​	Milt Schmidt	C/D	65​	139​
2009-23	198​	Victor Hedman	D	35​	163​	Steven Stamkos	C	99​	99​
1980-93	196​	Paul Coffey	D	56​	140​	Jari Kurri	RW	84​	112​
2010-23	194​	Nicklas Bäckström	C	53​	141​	John Carlson	D	48​	146​
1973-85	191​	Guy Lafleur	RW	84​	107​	Larry Robinson	D	42​	149​
2007-23	189​	Kris Letang	D	44​	145​	Evgeni Malkin	C	81​	108​
1991-06	189​	Nicklas Lidström	D	43​	146​	Steve Yzerman	C	76​	113​
1968-81	187​	Brad Park	D	32​	155​	Jean Ratelle	C	83​	104​
1987-92	186​	Paul Coffey	D	38​	148​	Mario Lemieux	C	72​	114​
1996-09	185​	Mike Modano	C	65​	120​	Sergei Zubov	D	39​	146​
2013-23	182​	Victor Hedman	D	31​	151​	Nikita Kucherov	RW	67​	115​
1973-82	177​	Börje Salming	D	32​	145​	Darryl Sittler	C	90​	87​
1991-03	173​	Sergei Fedorov	C	75​	98​	Nicklas Lidström	D	33​	140​
1964-70	173​	Stan Mikita	C/RW	56​	117​	Doug Mohns	LW/D	68​	105​
2001-12	170​	Pavel Datsyuk	C	45​	125​	Nicklas Lidström	D	49​	121​
1947-60	168​	Gordie Howe	RW	84​	84​	Red Kelly	D/C	45​	123​
1985-94	166​	Al MacInnis	D	37​	129​	Gary Suter	D	29​	137​
2007-21	166​	Patrick Kane	RW	62​	104​	Duncan Keith	D	22​	144​
1986-96	165​	Ray Bourque	D	24​	141​	Cam Neely	RW	104​	61​
1959-67	162​	Red Kelly	D/C	46​	116​	Frank Mahovlich	LW	71​	91​
1996-06	160​	Nicklas Lidström	D	29​	131​	Brendan Shanahan	LW	75​	85​
2011-19	160​	Brent Burns	D/RW	41​	119​	Joe Pavelski	C	74​	86​
1980-94	152​	Wayne Gretzky	C	62​	90​	Charlie Huddy	D	37​	115​
1986-94	151​	Al MacInnis	D	33​	118​	Joe Nieuwendyk	C	85​	66​
1967-76	149​	Ken Hodge	RW	61​	88​	Bobby Orr	D	38​	111​
1971-82	148​	Guy Lafleur	RW	57​	91​	Guy Lapointe	D	37​	111​
1979-88	146​	Ray Bourque	D	26​	120​	Rick Middleton	RW	71​	75​
2002-12	146​	Nicklas Lidström	D	27​	119​	Henrik Zetterberg	C	59​	87​
2011-20	145​	Brent Burns	D/RW	57​	88​	Joe Thornton	C	24​	121​
1971-80	143​	Phil Esposito	C	71​	72​	Carol Vadnais	D	15​	128​
1996-08	142​	Daniel Alfredsson	RW	52​	90​	Wade Redden	D	41​	101​
1991-97	140​	Ray Bourque	D	46​	94​	Adam Oates	C	43​	97​
2007-20	140​	Patrick Kane	RW	40​	100​	Brent Seabrook	D	37​	103​
1982-91	138​	Steve Larmer	RW	73​	65​	Doug Wilson	D	29​	109​
1974-85	138​	Clark Gillies	LW	70​	68​	Denis Potvin	D	29​	109​
1937-52	138​	Bobby Bauer	RW	55​	83​	Milt Schmidt	C/D	48​	90​
2005-15	137​	Mike Green	D	38​	99​	Alex Ovechkin	LW	70​	67​
2007-20	136​	Duncan Keith	D	20​	116​	Jonathan Toews	C	64​	72​
1957-68	134​	Bobby Hull	LW	80​	54​	Pierre Pilote	D	14​	120​
2010-19	133​	Dustin Byfuglien	D	30​	103​	Blake Wheeler	RW	38​	95​
1977-86	132​	Mike Bossy	RW	73​	59​	Stefan Persson	D	11​	121​
2003-18	130​	Niklas Kronwall	D	24​	106​	Henrik Zetterberg	C	34​	96​
1998-08	129​	Tomas Kaberle	D	18​	111​	Mats Sundin	C	55​	74​
1996-12	128​	Tomas Holmström	LW	75​	53​	Nicklas Lidström	D	18​	110​
2014-23	128​	Filip Forsberg	C	60​	68​	Roman Josi	D	27​	101​
1959-68	128​	Stan Mikita	C/RW	63​	65​	Pierre Pilote	D	11​	117​
1990-96	128​	Chris Chelios	D	17​	111​	Jeremy Roenick	C	68​	60​
1979-85	125​	Kent Nilsson	C	50​	75​	Paul Reinhart	D	30​	95​
1973-81	123​	Darryl Sittler	C	51​	72​	Ian Turnbull	D	29​	94​
1991-01	123​	Adam Graves	LW	73​	50​	Brian Leetch	D	20​	103​
1982-96	122​	Dave Andreychuk	LW	53​	69​	Phil Housley	D	31​	91​
2019-23	121​	Nathan MacKinnon	C	43​	78​	Cale Makar	D	31​	90​
2014-22	121​	John Klingberg	D	17​	104​	Tyler Seguin	C	62​	59​
1983-96	121​	Mike Gartner	RW	78​	43​	Larry Murphy	D	18​	103​
1977-86	120​	Stefan Persson	D	17​	103​	Bryan Trottier	C	49​	71​
1980-90	120​	Bob Murray	D	30​	90​	Denis Savard	C	43​	77​
1980-89	120​	Ray Bourque	D	28​	92​	Keith Crowder	RW	56​	64​
1986-94	120​	Joe Nieuwendyk	C	76​	44​	Gary Suter	D	17​	103​
2011-22	118​	Brent Burns	D/RW	23​	95​	Logan Couture	C	53​	65​
2013-23	117​	John Carlson	D	24​	93​	Evgeny Kuznetsov	C	39​	78​
2005-10	116​	Sidney Crosby	C	40​	76​	Sergei Gonchar	D	25​	91​
2016-23	115​	Mitch Marner	RW	30​	85​	Morgan Rielly	D	17​	98​
1999-07	113​	Patrik Elias	LW	46​	67​	Brian Rafalski	D	16​	97​
2007-18	113​	Alexander Edler	D	35​	78​	Henrik Sedin	C	22​	91​
1989-94	112​	Jeff Brown	D	27​	85​	Brett Hull	RW	60​	52​
2019-23	111​	Quinn Hughes	D	11​	100​	J.T. Miller	C	37​	74​
1967-72	111​	Derek Sanderson	C	44​	67​	Ed Westfall	D/RW	40​	71​
2014-22	111​	Jamie Benn	LW	48​	63​	John Klingberg	D	22​	89​
1996-09	110​	Mike Modano	C	45​	65​	Darryl Sydor	D	26​	84​
1990-01	110​	Rob Blake	D	30​	80​	Luc Robitaille	LW	50​	60​
1973-85	107​	Larry Robinson	D	9​	98​	Steve Shutt	LW	71​	36​
1988-94	107​	Theoren Fleury	RW	51​	56​	Al MacInnis	D	25​	82​
1967-73	107​	Bobby Orr	D	20​	87​	Fred Stanfield	C/W	35​	72​
1954-66	107​	Andy Bathgate	RW	35​	72​	Bill Gadsby	D	20​	87​
2015-23	106​	Ryan Johansen	C	29​	77​	Roman Josi	D	30​	76​
1991-03	106​	Eric Desjardins	D	16​	90​	John LeClair	LW	56​	50​
1947-60	105​	Doug Harvey	D	14​	91​	Maurice Richard	RW	56​	49​
2008-22	105​	Dustin Brown	RW	54​	51​	Drew Doughty	D	15​	90​
1964-69	105​	Doug Mohns	LW/D	45​	60​	Kenny Wharram	RW/C	45​	60​
2007-18	104​	Alexander Edler	D	29​	75​	Daniel Sedin	LW	49​	55​
1980-87	104​	Glenn Anderson	RW	58​	46​	Paul Coffey	D	16​	88​
1973-80	104​	Lanny McDonald	RW	52​	52​	Börje Salming	D	18​	86​
1980-87	104​	Paul Coffey	D	33​	71​	Mark Messier	LW/C	35​	69​
2007-15	104​	Nicklas Bäckström	C	25​	79​	Mike Green	D	36​	68​
1952-61	103​	Jean Beliveau	C	58​	45​	Doug Harvey	D	11​	92​
2019-23	103​	Adam Fox	D	20​	83​	Artemi Panarin	LW	27​	76​
1981-92	103​	Ray Bourque	D	27​	76​	Barry Pederson	C	36​	67​
2013-20	103​	Torey Krug	D	18​	85​	Brad Marchand	LW	37​	66​
1968-76	102​	Rod Gilbert	RW	46​	56​	Brad Park	D	16​	86​
2005-15	102​	Duncan Keith	D	19​	83​	Patrick Sharp	LW	51​	51​
1936-46	101​	Neil Colville	C/D	33​	68​	Alex Shibicky	RW	48​	53​
1966-72	100​	John McKenzie	RW	37​	63​	Bobby Orr	D	18​	82​
1973-85	100​	Bob Nystrom	RW	47​	53​	Denis Potvin	D	31​	69​
1979-96	100​	Kevin Lowe	D	15​	85​	Mark Messier	LW/C	43​	57​
1977-90	100​	Bob Murray	D	25​	75​	Doug Wilson	D	24​	76​
2007-20	100​	Zdeno Chara	D	41​	59​	David Krejčí	C	22​	78​
1994-04	100​	Peter Bondra	RW	58​	42​	Sergei Gonchar	D	15​	85​
2015-23	94​	Connor McDavid	C	32​	62​	Darnell Nurse	D	17​	77​
2016-23	91​	Jake Guentzel	C	45​	46​	Kris Letang	D	12​	79​
2016-23	90​	Auston Matthews	C	57​	33​	Morgan Rielly	D	11​	79​
2012-23	88​	Victor Hedman	D	9​	79​	Alex Killorn	C/LW	38​	50​
2016-23	88​	Victor Hedman	D	20​	68​	Brayden Point	C	39​	49​
2019-23	86​	Adam Fox	D	10​	76​	Mika Zibanejad	C	38​	48​
2016-23	84​	Josh Morrissey	D	21​	63​	Mark Scheifele	C	35​	49​
2020-23	81​	Tyson Barrie	D	10​	71​	Connor McDavid	C	35​	46​
2015-23	81​	Leon Draisaitl	C	32​	49​	Darnell Nurse	D	24​	57​
2017-23	79​	Brad Marchand	LW	31​	48​	Charlie McAvoy	D	12​	67​
2014-23	79​	Aleksander Barkov	C	32​	47​	Aaron Ekblad	D	30​	49​
2019-23	76​	Cale Makar	D	13​	63​	Mikko Rantanen	RW	30​	46​
2019-23	75​	Quinn Hughes	D	5​	70​	Elias Pettersson	C	32​	43​

* - Seasons: 1917-18/2022-23

 

[seventieslord]

Sidney Crosby right now is a year and three months older than Mario Lemieux was when he came out of retirement after Christmas 2000.

 

[kaiser matias]

Just found this:

The Canucks had two Greg Adams play on the team in 1988-89. While one played 61 games for the team, the other played 12. They only played together for 2 games: April 1 and 2, 1989, a home and home against the Kings. Both Greg Adams scored a goal on April 1.

 

[carjackmalone]

the others Greg Adam wore C.Adams to differentiate from Greg Gus Adam’s

 

[Voight]

Travis Konecny has played more games for the Flyers than Eric Lindros, Jeff Carter, Ron Hextall, Mike Richards and Danny Briere.

 

[MadLuke]

Very surprising no one else did it.

At first, but when you look at the number, if Esposito-Orr barely did it I guess it is not surprising that no one else did, more that Doughty-Kopitar are the one that achieved to do it ?

 

[Yozhik v tumane]

At first, but when you look at the number, if Esposito-Orr barely did it I guess it is not surprising that no one else did, more that Doughty-Kopitar are the one that achieved to do it ?

It’s mostly that they were the next pair, for me. I don’t really think of either Kopitar or Doughty as big point getters, but they’ve been together forever and never to part
Together forever, those two
And don't you know, I would move Heaven and Earth
For Doughty forever with Kop

 

[MadLuke]

Kopitar or Doughty as big point getters,

Kopitar has more points has a Los Angeles Kings than Luc Robitaille now.

That said Doughty has barely more than 650 pts, how can 300 involve Kopitar, that a bit nuts...

But yes I think we are saying the same things, not that surprising that almost no duo co-scored like Orr-Esposito did, that those 2 are the closest one is the surprise.

 

[kaiser matias]

As per HNIC tonight, when Joel Edmundson makes his Maple Leafs debut today, he will be the 114th player to have played for both Toronto and Montreal.

 

[Nick Hansen]

Travis Konecny has played more games for the Flyers than Eric Lindros, Jeff Carter, Ron Hextall, Mike Richards and Danny Briere.

Yeah, that feels off. A similar one that I posted in the past is this one:

Zemgus Girgensons has played more games for the Buffalo Sabres than Vanek, Housley, Satan, Gaustad, Derek Roy, Afinogenov, Mike Foligno, Stafford and Hecht.