Career milestones 2012/2013

[Per]

Time to get this thing on the road!

Re: GDT: Jan 30 - Avalanche @ Canucks 7:00PM Snet-P
by BladesofSteel on Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:16 am

S_C had a career milestones thread for last year, and while I'm not sure if he's into starting another, this can be cut and pasted:

Henrik Sedin played his 588th consecutive game and now ranks seventh in NHL history for the longest ironman streak.

Impressive!

[Southern_Canuck]

Luongo keeps rolling - and Schneider is moving up the ranks:

All-Time Canuck Wins

1. Luongo 224
2. McLean 211
3. Brodeur 126
4. Cloutier 109
5. Smith 72
6. Hanlon 43
7. Schneider 40

All-Time Canuck Shutouts

1. Luongo 33
2. McLean 20
3. Cloutier 14
4. Smith 11
5. Snow 6
5. Brodeur 6
7. Schneider 5
7. Hanlon 5

Luongo currently ranks 17th on the All-Time NHL Wins list with 339, and is within reach of Vachon at 355, and next season has a shot at passing Barrasso 369, Moog 372, Vanbiesbrouck 374, Vernon 385, and Hasek 389.

Luongo ranks 16th in NHL Shutouts with 60 just behind Turk Broda with 62, Patrick Roy 66, and Roy Worters 67.

S_C

[Southern_Canuck]

Was checking where the Sedins rank on the All-Time NHL Scoring List

172. Henrik 751 points (tied with Craig Janney)
194. Daniel 724

If Henrik can put up somewhere around 40 more points this season, he would be in the neighbourhood of:

145. Ed Olczyk 794
146. Wayne Cashman 793
149. Rick Vaive 788

and in order to make the top 100 All-Time, currently he would have to top Peter Bondra's 892 points. Darn those lockouts.

As for All-Time NHL Assists

82. Henrik 580
184. Daniel 443

When you think about the general futility of the Canucks, it is heartening to see that Henrik ranks within the top 100 All-Time great playmakers of the NHL. If Henrik can register around 35 assists this season, he will be in pretty lofty territory with:

71. Sergei Zubov 619
72. Rod Gilbert 615
73. Michel Goulet 604

S_C

[Cornuck]

Henrik needs one more assist to tie Dave Babych (#81) at 581.

[Southern_Canuck]

Canucks All-Time Points
1. Markus Naslund GP 884 P 756
2. Henrik Sedin GP 899 P 751
3. Trevor Linden GP 1,140 P 733
4. Daniel Sedin GP 866 P 724
5. Stan Smyl GP 896 P 673

Henrik pretty close to passing Naslund for top spot, and Daniel pretty close to claiming 3rd place from Linden.

Canucks All-Time Goals
1. Markus Naslund GP 884 G 346
2. Trevor Linden GP 1,140 G 318
3. Daniel Sedin GP 866 G 281
4. Stan Smyl GP 896 G 262
5. Pavel Bure GP 428 G 254

Daniel will have to wait for next year to challenge for 2nd place.

Canucks All-Time Game Winning Goals
1. Daniel Sedin GP 859 GWG 61
2. Markus Naslund GP 884 GWG 49
3. Trevor Linden GP 1,140 GWG 33
4. Pavel Bure GP 428 GWG 32
4. Henrik Sedin GP 892 GWG 32

Canucks All-Time Powerplay Goals
1. Markus Naslund GP 884 PPG 114
2. Daniel Sedin GP 866 PPG 105
3. Tony Tanti GP 531 PPG 102
4. Trevor Linden GP 1,140 PPG 97
5. Todd Bertuzzi GP 518 PPG 79

Daniel inching up on Naslund.

Canucks All-Time Shorthanded Goals
1. Pavel Bure GP 428 SHG 24
2. Alex Burrows GP 529 SHG 16
3. Trevor Linden GP 1,140 SHG 15
4. Stan Smyl GP 896 SHG 13
5. Alex Mogilny GP 312 SHG 13
6. Petri Skriko GP 472 SHG 11
7. Ryan Kesler GP 561 SHG 9

Canucks All-Time Assists
1. Henrik Sedin GP 899 A 580
2. Daniel Sedin GP 866 A 443
3. Trevor Linden GP 1,140 A 415
4. Stan Smyl GP 896 A 411
5. Markus Naslund GP 884 A 410

Sedins extending their record.

Canucks All-Time PIM
1. Gino Odjick GP 444 PIM 2,127
2. Garth Butcher GP 610 PIM 1,668
3. Stan Smyl GP 896 PIM 1,556
4. Harold Snepsts GP 781 PIM 1,446
5. Tiger Williams GP 312 PIM 1,324

(Burrows 10th with 781)
(Kassian 223rd with 43)

Canucks All-Time +/-
1. Henrik Sedin GP 899 +183
2. Daniel Sedin GP 866 +159
3. Alex Burrows GP 529 +116
4. Sami Salo GP 566 +78
5. Dana Murzyn GP 452 +78

S_C

[Southern_Canuck]

Henrik needs one more assist to tie Dave Babych (#81) at 581.

Ha - that's odd...!

Others he is likely to pass this season:

74. Kirk Muller 602
75. Glenn Anderson 601
77. Dino Ciccarelli 592
78. Dave Keon 590
78. Doug Wilson 590
80. Paul Kariya 587

S_C

[Per]

Canucks All-Time Points
1. Markus Naslund GP 884 P 756
2. Henrik Sedin GP 899 P 751
3. Trevor Linden GP 1,140 P 733
4. Daniel Sedin GP 866 P 724
5. Stan Smyl GP 896 P 673

Henrik pretty close to passing Naslund for top spot, and Daniel pretty close to claiming 3rd place from Linden.

If Henrik and Daniel have 40 point seasons this year they'll be first and second for career points as a Canuck.

[Uncle dans leg]

Burrows 10th with 781
S_C

Thats like...390 and a 1/2 unsportsmanlikes

[SKYO]

Yup Hank getting close, he's 3 pts back of Naslund's Canucks record of 756.

We've been here a lot of yrs. Sooner or later...you're going to catch up.

[Southern_Canuck]

Canucks All-Time Points
1. Markus Naslund GP 884 P 756
2. Henrik Sedin GP 903 P 755
3. Trevor Linden GP 1,140 P 733
4. Daniel Sedin GP 870 P 728
5. Stan Smyl GP 896 P 673

Henrik just one short of the record...

S_C

[SKYO]

757 points reached vs Dallas game!
GOALS: 171 | ASST: 586 | PTS: 757

Bow down to your new king Henrik!



http://video.nhl.com/videocenter/console?id=202365

The sellout crowd of at Rogers Arena saluted the Canucks' captain with a standing ovation while the teams lined up at center ice. The ovation continued even after play resumed -- it didn't stop for a full three minutes. When play was finally halted, he saluted the crowd.

"To be a part of something like that and getting a chance to get the record on home ice in front of your home fans, it was an honor and a great feeling out there," Sedin said after the game. "It means a lot to me."

[Per]

Henrik has now passed Markus when it comes to points as a Canuck, but Nazzy also played three seasons with Pittsburg and one with the Rangers, so he still has a slight edge in all time NHL points. It surprised me though that the twins have already reached the top ten in most points scored in the NHL by Swedish players:

1. Mats Sundin 1349 (564+785)
2. Nicklas Lidström 1142 (264+878)
3. Daniel Alfredsson 1090 (419+671)
4. Peter Forsberg 885 (249+636)
5. Markus Näslund 869 (395+474)
6. Tomas Sandström 856 (394+462)
7. Thomas Steen 817 (264+553)
8. Börje Salming 787 (150+637)
9. Henrik Sedin 757 (171+586)
10. Daniel Sedin 730 (283+446)

Henrik is likely to pass Salming this season!

[Uncle dans leg]

He needs a Stanley Cup on his resume. It's the only stat that really counts

[ukcanuck]

He needs a Stanley Cup on his resume. It's the only stat that really counts

Am I wrong but only lidstrom and forsberg have rings on that list?

[Uncle dans leg]

He needs a Stanley Cup on his resume. It's the only stat that really counts

Am I wrong but only lidstrom and forsberg have rings on that list?