Who is the all time nhl leader in empty net goals?
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I give up, I can't find it online, you may need to buy the paper NHL Record book.  I did fine out its not Gretskey, he passed Bobby Hull for 4th place, but I can't figure out who is first and second.\n\nGood Luck, I'll be checking back for the answer and source, I'm curious now too.\n\n\nhttp://www.canoe.ca/Gretzky/records.html\n\n\nDec. 23, 1988 -- 611th -- second of two empty-net goals against the Vancouver Canucks -- to pass Bobby Hull for fourth place
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I'll give you my 10 Current C's\n\n 1. Steve Yzerman\n 2. Joe Sakic\n 3. Mats Sundin\n 4. Daniel Alfredson\n 5. Jerome Iginla\n 6. Mike Modano\n 7. Matias Norstrom\n 8. Saku Koivu\n 9. Jason Smith\n10. Shane Doan\n\nI know Scott Neidermayer should be up there.  But I'm mad at him for leaving my Devils for the STOOPID Mighty Klucks!!!
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Depends on what you mean. Do you mean goals scored by one team in a game or season?  Do you mean goals scored by a player in a game season or career?\n\nWayne Gretzky holds the record for goals scored in a career: 894, and a season: 92 in 1981-82.  \n\nThe Edmonton Oilers hold the team record for most goals in a season with 446 in 1983-84.\n\nThe most goals scored in one game was 7 by Joe Malone of the Quebec Bulldogs - Jan 31, 1920.\n\nThe most goals scored by one team in a game was 16 by the Montreal Canadiens against the Quebec Bulldogs in 1920.\n\nHope this helps!!
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No doubt Gretz in his prime would not score 92 vs. the current crop of goalies. \n\nNice spelling on the goalie names, dude.
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I have many:\n1) Todd Bertuzzi\n2) Sidney Crosby\n3) Peter Forsberg\n4) Dominik Hasek\n5) Jeff Halpern \n6) Brooks Orpik
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yes: no one can come close to the goal hes had in a season.veterans that are retiring from the NHL arent even close to the total number of gretzky.
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The leader to date is Daniel Alfredsson with 5. The season record is 13, set by Mario Lemieux in 1988-89. In a career, probably Dave Andreychuk.
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Taylor Twellman of the New England Revolution won the 2005 Golden Boot for the most goals scored in Major League Soccer play. He scored 17 goals in 25 games in the '05 season. Runner-up was DC United's Jaime Moreno. Jason Kreis of Real Salt Lake has the most career MLS goals, with exactly 100.\n\nLandon Donovan scored the most goals in international play, netting 6 for the US Men's Team in 2005.
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bobby hull is one and the other was blaine soughton\nas real hockey fans know bobby scored tons with the black hawks and even more with the jets and was alway near the top of the scoring race no matter where he played blaine was a sharp shooter for the whalers in the early 80`s but with 2 50goal seasons but he also played for the stingers in the wha and had 1 50goal season.  as for some of the other answers posted bobby orr never scored 50 goals in on season and gordie howe never had a 50 goals season in the nhl the great one played 1 full year in the wha and only scored 45 goals with the racers
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Dave Andreychuk\n\n29 goals for the Buffalo Sabres\n25 goals for the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1992-93
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In 1981–82, the “Great One” set single-season NHL marks for goals (92), assists (120), and points (212), becoming the first player to achieve more than 200 points, and in 1985–86 he set new single-season assists (163) and points (215) records. He retired in 1999 with the lifetime goal (894), assist (1,963), and point (2,857) records, and was NHL scoring champion ten times and most valuable player nine times. In 2001, Gretzky became the managing partner of the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes; he also became the team's coach in 2005.
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all of those answers are good.  i think the top three greatest players of all-time are wayne gretzky, gordie howe and mario lemieux. the greatest player now is a toss-up between alexander ovechkin and sidney crosby. the best defenseman now is a tossup between chris pronger and nick lidstrom.  the best leader now is steve yzerman.  the best goalie now:  martin brodeur.  the best goalie of all time: a tie between patrick roy and terry sawchuck.  the best leaders in history:  mark messier, steve yzerman, and joe sakic to name a few.
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check this out:\nhttp://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/leagues/seasons/teams/0000531974.html\n\nmaybe it will help. According to these stats, I would say that Bruce Corwick might be the only one.
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6 goals \n Hristo Stoitchkov \n Oleg Salenko \n \n5 goals \n Romário \n Baggio \n Kennet Andersson \n Jürgen Klinsmann \n\n\n4 goals \n Martin Dahlin \n Florin Răducioiu \n Gabriel Batistuta \n3 goals \n Bebeto \n Tomas Brolin \n Gheorghe Hagi \n Dennis Bergkamp \n José Luis Caminero
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Wayne Gretzky!! He was so amazing... when I was young I used to watch him play with the Oilers and I had to find ways to watch the games cause my mother wanted me to go to bed. The stats talk for themselves. Best goalscorer, more assists than everybody has point... hold or share 61 record at the time he took his retirement on April 18 1999. It goes so fast... It will be the sixth anniversary of his birthday that day.
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I believe it was Thoeren Fleury of Calgary, Colorado, NY Rangers, Chicago.  I'm not positive, but I thought I heard him referred to as the shortest in history during his playing days. \n\n5'6".\n\nOh yeah.  Mike Antonovich of the North Stars, Whalers, and Devils was also 5'6".  There's bound to have been other five-sixers.
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96-97: Rick Tabaracci, Dwayne Roloson, Trevor Kidd\n97-98: Rick Tabaracci, Dwayne Roloson, Tyler Moss\n98-99: Ken Wregget, Fred Brathwaite, Tyler Moss, Jean Sebastien Giguere, Tyrone Garner, Andrei Trefilov\n\nAll goalies played at least one game during the seasons.