Over his time with the Bruins, he went on to win five Norris Trophies, along with his Calder and the King Clancy Memorial Trophy in 1991-92. He was named to the All-Star team, awarded the Calder Trophy and finished fourth in Norris Trophy voting in his first year in the league. In his rookie campaign, he tallied 17 goals and 65 points in 80 regular season games. In Boston, is there any question as to who leads the franchise in all-time points? If you’re unsure, the answer is long-time defenceman Ray Bourque who has the team’s all-time mark with 1,506 regular season points in 1,518 games.īourque was drafted by the Bruins eighth overall in 1979 and made his NHL debut that year as a 19-year-old and impressed from day one. In fact, the closest active player is Clayton Keller who sits in 23rd on the franchise’s all-time list with 256 points with the franchise. In doing so, he also set the mark for all-time points and it’s one that doesn’t seem like it will be touched anytime soon. Over his career with the team, he won a King Clancy Award in 2009-10, a Mark Messier Leadership Award in 2011-12 and played 1,540 regular season games for the franchise. He spent his entire 21-year career with the franchise – with one year spent in Winnipeg – after being drafted by the Jets in the first round, seventh overall, in 1995. Arizona Coyotes: Shane Doan (972)Īnother all-time leader, not just in points, Shane Doan (972) holds the top spot when it comes to the Arizona Coyotes (and former Winnipeg Jets) franchise. That said, the closest active player is 30-year-old defenceman Cam Fowler who has 366 points over his Ducks career and sits sixth all-time on the franchise’s all-time list. With him calling it a career, there’s really no other player within reach of taking over the all-time points lead for the Ducks. While he is set to retire, Getzlaf likely will be a Hall of Famer at some point and deservedly so as he tops the Ducks all-time list in a number of categories, including points. On top of that, he was a member of the 2006-07 Stanley Cup winning team and had 17 points over those 21 games when the team went on that run. Over his career - which was all played with the Ducks franchise - Getzlaf tallied 282 goals and his 1,019 regular season points through 1,157 regular season games.
What made it so much better for Getzlaf is that it came in a season in which he was set to retire when it was all said and done. It didn’t take long after opening the 2021-22 season for Ryan Getzlaf to take over the all-time points lead for the Anaheim Ducks franchise - topping Teemu Selanne’s total of 988 points. With that, here’s each team’s all-time points leader. For some, we’ll even look at active players that have a shot at breaking their franchise marks and what it will take to do so. With it, we will discuss their time spent with the franchise, the point totals with that franchise and their overall success with that team. Related: Every NHL Team’s All-Time Best Goal Scorer
With that, it’s time we take a look at each franchise’s all-time leader in points. Explore everything hockey with THW’s Hockeypedia pages.īut it’s something else to hold a place within a team’s history books, to have your name enshrined in their respective history, even if it’s just for a moment in time.
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