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Amerks All-Time Forwards RANKING FORWARDS SEASONS GP G A PTS PIM 1. Jody Gage 11 653 351 377 728 515 2. Dick Gamble 9 569 300 265 565 173 3. Bronco Horvath 9 475 199 343 542 225 4. Gerry Ehman 7 465 237 284 521 173 5. Chris Taylor 9 519 142 339 481 387 6. Stan Smrke 9 513 197 239 436 172 7. Geordie Robertson 7 359 164 231 395 419 8. Norm Armstrong 10 566 166 225 391 983 9. Scott Metcalfe 9 499 137 212 349 1424 10. Bob Mongrain 5 322 153 186 339 430 11. Barry Merrell 5 320 134 187 321 158 12. Craig Charron 5 335 122 190 312 249 13. Ron Garwasiuk 6 340 130 178 308 655 14. Gordie Clark 4 270 123 179 302 109 15. Jim Jackson 5 360 93 205 298 109 16. Mal Davis 5 247 15 132 287 119 17. Todd Simon 3 191 85 183 268 211 18. Claude Verret 4 229 111 148 259 32 19. Jim Pappin 8 275 134 124 258 397 20. Domenic Pittis 3 204 75 171 246 330 21. Doug Gibson 3 170 96 148 244 53 22. Randy Cunneyworth 7 377 101 138 239 566 23. Dan Frawley 6 456 95 139 234 1060 24. Phil Varone 5 306 68 156 224 184 25. Mark Mancari 4 291 84 133 217 275 26. Wally Boyer 5 278 87 124 211 174 27. Rick Adduono 3 221 78 128 206 96 28. Ken Priestlay 4 151 102 102 204 153 Warren Harper 4 297 85 119 204 232 30. Norm Milley 5 367 86 117 203 221 31. Peter Ciavaglia 2 141 72 128 200 48 32. Jean-Francois Sauve 3 136 64 131 195 35 33. Jason Pominville 4 235 96 96 192 100 34. Francois Methot 5 333 77 110 187 113 35. Steve Langdon 5 313 97 87 184 37 Kevin Porter 5 269 68 116 184 149 37. Rene Drolet 3 224 75 104 179 104 38. Scott Nichol 6 326 80 93 173 813 39. Dane Jackson 5 246 83 87 170 410 40. Mike Donnelly 2 121 75 92 167 124 41. Barry Smith 5 324 65 100 165 112 42. Denis Hamel 4 271 87 76 163 356 43. Chris Halyk 3 205 75 87 162 106 Dave Creighton 3 162 69 93 162 107 45. Kai Suikkanen 3 152 74 87 161 99 Larry McKillop 3 211 55 106 161 150 Rudy Migay 4 118 46 115 161 172 48. Clarke MacArthur 3 163 56 102 158 154 49. Gates Orlando 5 120 64 92 156 134 50. Viktor Gordiouk 3 172 70 83 153 70 51. Duke Harris 3 182 66 86 152 78 Francois Guay 3 175 58 94 152 111 53. Doug MacDonald 3 185 71 77 148 177 54. Michal Repik 3 188 52 95 147 15 55. Hank Ceisla 2 134 57 88 145 54 56. Dave Hynes 2 122 79 65 144 53 57. Mike Walton 4 107 55 86 141 97 58. Les Duff 7 399 48 91 139 352 59. Guy Rousseau 3 178 61 77 138 68 60. Ed Litzenberger 3 152 47 90 137 70 61. Jeremy Adduono 3 206 62 72 134 111 62. Bob Cook 4 259 74 59 133 263 Steve Ludzik 3 163 53 80 133 296 64. Stefan Meyer 4 266 64 66 130 363 65. C.J. Smith 3 169 57 72 129 60 66. Mikael Andersson 4 153 46 81 127 48 Paul Gaustad 3 234 41 86 127 498 68. Michael Ryan 5 218 57 69 126 213 Don Blackburn 2 132 45 81 126 46 70. Jim Jones 3 214 53 72 125 220 Doug Trapp 2 143 48 77 125 166 72. Jason Dawe 4 140 63 57 120 99 73. Luke Adam 4 180 56 63 119 147 74. Jason Young 3 178 55 63 118 224 Yvon Lambert 2 158 53 65 118 24 76. Ron Ward 2 142 58 59 117 51 77. Justin Bailey 4 196 62 54 116 97 Chris Langevin 4 208 51 65 116 750 79. Ab McDonald 2 134 51 64 115 26 80. Scott Thomas 3 131 57 57 114 153 Gary Aldcorn 3 119 52 62 114 102 82. Milan Bartovic 5 270 62 51 113 275 83. Paul Gardner 1 71 61 51 112 16 84. Ed Mazur 2 106 46 65 111 157 85. Billy Hicke 2 83 49 61 110 63 Gene Ubriaco 2 132 38 72 110 36 87. Vaclav Varada 3 103 56 51 107 159 Scott McCrory 2 108 41 66 107 85 Derek Roy 3 101 33 74 107 90 90. Janis Sprukts 2 117 34 72 106 80 91. Darren VanOene 4 268 49 56 105 516 Dick Van Impe 3 121 46 59 105 111 Jiri Novotny 4 218 25 80 105 106 94. Donald Audette 3 81 54 50 104 90 Paul Crowley 2 160 48 56 104 315 Craig Fisher 2 87 44 60 104 36 97. Darrin Shannon 2 99 46 57 103 81 98. Cecil Hoekstra 3 152 44 58 102 6 99. Bill Bennett 2 139 44 57 101 176 Chris Thorburn 3 208 41 60 101 396 Terry Yake 1 78 34 67 101 77 102. Jason Botterill 3 118 59 41 100 182 Matt Davidson 3 231 53 47 100 84 104. Earl Anderson 2 104 45 54 99 38 105. Bob Walton 2 144 34 63 97 34 106. Earl Balfour 2 133 48 47 95 96 Brad Rubachuk 3 195 46 49 95 665 Bob Barlow 1 72 43 52 95 72 Gary Burns 2 155 38 57 95 163 Art Stratton 1 76 24 71 95 118 111. Dixon Ward 1 71 38 56 94 74 Jason Cipolla 2 145 35 59 94 138 113. Ed Joyal 2 79 41 52 93 16 114. Matthew Barnaby 2 98 31 61 92 427 115. David Brine 4 236 35 56 91 79 Bruce Draper 2 125 33 58 91 43 Alex Faulkner 2 106 24 67 91 32 118. Gilles Hamel 2 71 39 51 90 62 119. Jack Stanfield 3 176 43 46 89 128 Dan Catenacci 5 246 43 46 89 175 Norm Lacombe 4 122 39 50 89 138 Benoit Hogue 2 115 38 51 89 193 123. Drew Larman 4 213 44 44 88 143 Don Biggs 1 65 31 57 88 115 125. Nick Baptiste 3 157 45 42 87 86 Tim Schaller 3 174 38 49 87 200 Gary Collins 3 158 30 57 87 42 128. Bob Logan 3 106 55 31 86 64 Jiri Sejba 2 90 42 44 86 90 Alexander Nylander 3 165 30 56 86 28 131. Mike Harder 2 87 35 50 85 39 John Gofton 2 78 32 53 85 67 Johan Larsson 3 102 31 54 85 115 Mikhail Volkov 3 129 30 55 85 90 135. Barrie Moore 2 96 40 44 84 54 Barry Watson 3 137 31 53 84 73 137. Brian McGregor 2 142 45 38 83 48 138. Murray Kuntz 1 72 51 31 82 31 Bob Ellett 2 145 45 37 82 114 140. Joel Savage 4 169 40 41 81 129 Bob Corkum 3 164 37 44 81 169 142. Bob Nevin 4 97 35 45 80 16 143. Richard Hajdu 4 151 24 55 79 209 144. Michael Duco 3 194 43 35 78 384 Marek Zagrapan 2 147 35 43 78 105 Eric Cornel 6 277 35 43 78 96 147. Daniel Paille 3 153 35 42 77 95 Darcy Loewen 3 194 31 46 77 516 Dylan Hunter 3 147 29 48 77 113 Cole Schneider 2 90 28 49 77 66 151. Lou Angotti 2 99 31 45 76 47 152. Evan Rankin 3 115 37 38 75 40 Tom McCarthy 2 92 36 39 75 58 154. Pat Hannigan 4 86 34 39 73 99 Kamil Kreps 3 117 28 45 73 42 Murray Hall 2 75 27 46 73 89 Mike Nykoluk 2 97 23 50 73 75 158. Paul Brydges 3 174 36 36 72 176 Jeff Parker 3 94 29 43 72 144 Jason Winch 2 104 24 48 72 53 Mike Moller 2 83 20 52 72 29 162. Don Lever 2 86 35 36 71 85 Jamie Johnson 1 80 27 44 71 24 Bryan Hextall 1 72 24 47 71 134 Cal O'Reilly 2 94 15 56 71 12 166. Evan Rodrigues 3 128 23 47 70 68 167. Gary McAdam 1 73 40 29 69 58 Mike Byers 2 97 32 37 69 10 Duke Edmundson 1 68 25 44 69 62 Larry Keenan 2 121 22 47 69 36 171. Thomas Vanek 1 74 42 26 68 62 Kevin Kerr 3 146 38 30 68 680 Gary Bredin 2 140 35 33 68 91 Kenndal McArdle 4 166 34 34 68 279 Peter Horachek 3 116 28 40 68 98 176. Dave Gorman 1 77 26 41 67 131 177. Gerry Sillers 3 173 30 36 66 93 Marcus Foligno 2 93 26 40 66 116 179. Dean Sylvester 1 76 35 30 65 46 Sean Malone 3 169 28 37 65 59 181. Victor Olofsson 1 66 30 33 63 12 Anthony Stewart 3 120 28 35 63 125 Danny O’Regan 2 88 26 37 63 46 Dunc Rousseau 2 96 24 39 63 135 Rene Robert 1 49 23 40 63 57 186.
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