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Career Statistical Leaders Top Seasonal Performances Career Statistical Leaders Games Played, Regular Season: 551, Andre Lacroix; 549, Ron Plumb; 519, Assists, Playoffs: 53, Ulf Nilsson; 51, Mark Howe; 47, Poul Popiel; 46, Serge Michel Parizeau; 511, Paul Shmyr; 486, Mike Antonovich; 478, Rick Ley; 477, Bernier; 45, Larry Lund; 43, Gordie Howe; 37, Bobby Hull; 36, Terry John McKenzie; 476, Blair MacDonald; 468, Larry Pleau; 467, Poul Popiel. Ruskowski; 34, Christian Bordeleau; 33, Jim Dorey & Rick Ley. Games Played, Playoffs: 78, Gordie Howe; 75, Marty Howe; 74, Mark Howe; Points Scored, Regular Season: 798, Andre Lacroix; 666, Marc Tardif; 638, 73, Rick Ley; 71, Poul Popiel; 66, Larry Pleau & John Schella; 65, Larry Hale; Bobby Hull; 566, Serge Bernier & Real Cloutier; 523, Robbie Ftorek; 508, 64, Bob Guindon; 63, Brad Selwood & Ted Taylor; 61, Ted Green. Gordie Howe; 504, Christian Bordeleau & Mark Howe; 484, Ulf Nilsson; 458, Anders Hedberg; 426, Larry Lund. Goals Scored, Regular Season: 316, Marc Tardif; 303, Bobby Hull; 283, Real Cloutier; 251, Andre Lacroix; 236, Anders Hedberg; 230, Serge Bernier; 220, Points Scored, Playoffs: 92, Mark Howe; 80, Bobby Hull; 74, Serge Bernier; Tom Webster; 218, Danny Lawson; 216, Robbie Ftorek; 208, Mark Howe. 71, Gordie Howe; 67, Ulf Nilsson; 65, Larry Lund; 63, Real Cloutier & Anders Hedberg; 58, Marc Tardif; 54, Poul Popiel, Terry Ruskowski & Tom Webster; Goals Scored, Playoffs: 43, Bobby Hull; 41, Mark Howe; 35, Anders Hedberg; 53, Peter Sullivan. 33, Real Cloutier; 29, Larry Pleau; 28, Serge Bernier, Gordie Howe & Tom Webster; 27, Marc Tardif; 26, Willy Lindstrom; 24, Bob Guindon & Frank Penalty Minutes, Regular Season: 962, Paul Baxter; 932, Kim Clackson; 904, Hughes; 21, Mike Antonovich, Murray Hall & Peter Sullivan. Cam Connor; 860, Pierre Roy & Paul Shmyr; 849, Gord Gallant; 844, John Schella; 805, Steve Sutherland; 778, John Hughes; 762, Ron Busniuk; 761, Terry Assists, Regular Season: 547, Andre Lacroix; 358, J.-C. Tremblay; 350, Marc Ruskowski. Tardif; 344, Ulf Nilsson; 336, Serge Bernier; 335, Bobby Hull; 334, Gordie Howe; 325, Christian Bordeleau; 307, Robbie Ftorek; 296, Mark Howe. Penalty Minutes, Playoffs: 174, Terry Ruskowski; 160, Curt Brackenbury; 147, Ted Taylor; 143, John Schella; 142, Rick Ley; 138, Kim Clackson; 132, Ron Busniuk; 131, Jim Dorey; 118, Poul Popiel; 116, Larry Lund. Top Seasonal Performances Goals: 77, Bobby Hull (Winnipeg, 1974-75); 75, Real Cloutier (Québec, 1978- Plus/Minus: 65, Ulf Nilsson (Winnipeg, 1975-76); 64, Ron Plumb (Cincinnati, 79); 71, Marc Tardif (Québec, 1975-76); 70, Anders Hedberg (Winnipeg, 1976- 1976-77); 62, Bobby Hull (Winnipeg, 1975-76); 60, Anders Hedberg (Winnipeg, 77); 66, Real Cloutier (Québec, 1976-77). 1975-76), Anders Hedberg (Winnipeg, 1977-78), Lars-Erik Sjoberg (Winnipeg, 1977-78); 57, Ulf Nilsson (Winnipeg, 1976-77) Assists: 106, Andre Lacroix (San Diego, 1974-75); 94, Ulf Nilsson (Winnipeg, 1974-75); 89, Ulf Nilsson (Winnipeg, 1977-78), Marc Tardif (Québec, 1977-78); Goaltending Wins: 44, Richard Brodeur (Québec, 1975-76); 41, Joe Daley 85, Ulf Nilsson (Winnipeg, 1976-77); 82, Andre Lacroix (San Diego, 1976-77). (Winnipeg, 1975-76), Dave Dryden (Edmonton, 1978-79); 39, Ron Grahame (Houston, 1975-76), Joe Daley (Winnipeg, 1976-77); 35, Ernie Wakely (San Points: 154, Marc Tardif (Québec, 1977-78); 148, Marc Tardif (Québec, 1975- Diego, 1975-76); 33, Bernie Parent (Philadelphia, 1972-73). 76); 147, Andre Lacroix (San Diego, 1974-75); 142, Bobby Hull (Winnipeg, 1974-75); 141, Real Cloutier (Québec, 1976-77). Goals Against Average: 2.56, Don McLeod (Houston, 1973-74); 2.74, Michel Dion (Indianapolis, 1975-76), Ron Grahame (Houston, 1976-77); 2.84, Gerry Penalty Minutes: 365, Curt Brackenbury (Minnesota-Québec, 1975-76); 351, Cheevers (Cleveland, 1972-73), Joe Daley (Winnipeg, 1975-76), 2.84, Jacques Kim Clackson (Indianapolis, 1975-76); 297, Gord Gallant (Québec, 1975-76); Caron (Cincinnati, 1976-77, 24 g.p.); 2.89, Dave Dryden (Edmonton, 1978-79); 295, Cam Connor (Phoenix, 1975-76); 284, Steve Durbano (Birmingham, 1977- 2.90, Joe Daley (Winnipeg, 1972-73). 78). 454 .
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