When was the last time the NHL had 7 guys with 100 or more points in a season ?
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95-96 season, so 10 years ago. There were 12 100 pt scorers, Lemieux topped that list with a 161 points in 70 games.
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11 have\n\nBilly Smith, November 28, 1979 \nRon Hextall, December 8, 1987 \nRon Hextall, April 11, 1989 (shorthanded) \nChris Osgood, March 6, 1996 \nMartin Brodeur, April 17, 1997 \nDamien Rhodes, January 2, 1999 \nMartin Brodeur, February 15, 2000 (game-winning) \nJose Theodore, January 2, 2001 \nEvgeni Nabokov, March 10, 2002 (power play) \nMika Noronen, February 14, 2004 \nChris Mason, April 15, 2006
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Sabres and Stars...  Rematch of '99.    \n\nThis time....... Sabres in 6.\n\n_
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Bobby Hull \n\n1971-72 season\nHull's deal was worth $2.75 million over ten years, with $1 million of that paid up front. So Hull qualifies as the first guy to make $1 million in a single year. No NHL salary came close to $1 million a year back then.
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Currently Steve Yzerman, Joe Sakic, Mario Lemieux, Mike Modano, Trevor Linden(not consecutive) fit that category
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check www.nhl.com on how it is scheduled.  i believe it is determined in mid august every year.
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1-Paul Coffey 2-Ray Bourque 3-Denis Potvin 4-larry Murphy \n5-Larry Robinson 6-Al MacInnis 7-Phil Housley 8-Bobby Orr \n9-Brad Park 10-Red Kelly 11-Brian Leetch 12-Borje Salming
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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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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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Active Roster \n No. Player Pos Ht Wt DOB Birthplace \n 7 Derek Armstrong C 6-0 195 4/23/73 Ottawa, ON \n 19 Sean Avery C 5-9 196 4/10/80 Pickering, ON \n 25 Eric Belanger C 6-0 185 12/16/77 Sherbrooke, PQ \n 23 Dustin Brown RW 6-0 200 11/4/84 Ithaca, NY \n 13 Michael Cammalleri C 5-9 180 6/8/82 Richmond Hill, ON \n 22 Craig Conroy C 6-2 197 9/4/71 Potsdam, NY \n 6 Joe Corvo D 6-1 205 6/20/77 Oak Park, IL \n 15 Jeff Cowan LW 6-2 205 9/27/76 Scarborough, ON \n 38 Pavol Demitra C 6-0 206 11/29/74 Dubnica, Czechoslovakia \n 10 Nathan Dempsey D 6-0 191 7/14/74 Spruce Grove, AB \n 24 Alexander Frolov LW 6-2 210 7/26/82 Moscow, USSR \n 31 Mathieu Garon G 6-2 202 1/9/78 Chandler, PQ \n 53 Jeff Giuliano LW 5-9 200 6/20/79 Nashua, NH \n 42 Tim Gleason D 6-1 214 1/29/83 Southfield, MI \n 29 Tom Kostopoulos RW 6-0 200 1/24/79 Mississauga, ON \n 35 Jason LaBarbera G 6-3 224 1/18/80 Prince George, BC \n 3 Aaron Miller D 6-4 210 8/11/71 Buffalo, NY \n 14 Mattias Norstrom D 6-2 222 1/2/72 Stockholm, Sweden \n 57 George Parros RW 6-5 232 12/29/79 Washington, PA \n 20 Luc Robitaille LW 6-1 207 2/17/66 Montreal, PQ \n 97 Jeremy Roenick C 6-1 196 1/17/70 Boston, MA \n 17 Lubomir Visnovsky D 5-10 188 8/11/76 Topolcany, Czechoslovakia \n 43 Mike Weaver D 5-9 185 5/2/78 Bramalea, ON \n \n Injured Reserve \n No. Player Pos Ht Wt DOB Birthplace \n 8 Valeri Bure RW 5-10 180 6/13/74 Moscow, USSR \n 49 Ryan Flinn LW 6-5 248 4/20/80 Halifax, NS
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Teemu Selanne had 76 goals in '92-'93 (no one will ever break that) Thanx for the correction :)
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I can't remember the guy's name...but he was with Les Nordiques just before they went to Colorado.  He played against the Bruins in Boston,  stopped about 69 shots and earned his team a tie,  the score MIGHT have been 3-3...does anyone remember the fellow?...and THAT was the greatest performance of all time!
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Not Wayne Gretzky.\n\nTeemu Selanne scored 76 in 92-93 to lead the NHL, it was his first season in the league.
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No one is the new captian. There is going to be three alternates, in respect to Lemiuex. Rumor is Crosby may be named it next year
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Ron Hextall (Philadelphia) is the only NHL goaltender to score multiple goals.  Evgeni Nabokov (San Jose) is the only player (since the first expansion in 1967) to score a non-empty net goal.  It was in the first period against Columbus (I think) and a "delayed penalty" was called.  Columbus thought the penalty was against San Jose, so they pulled their goaltender.  However, it was the linesman who had his hand up, signaling a high stick.  Nabokov got the puck and shot the puck and scored.  I don't exactly recall why but the goal wasn't judged an empty-net goal.
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The last time the Maypole Laughs won was in 1967.  Curiously this was the year before expansion of the league.  When the league goes back to 6 teams then they might have a chance to win a conference final, but they will never win the Stanley Cup again.