how many goals did Eddie Shack have in his NHL career?
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239 regular season goals, and 6 playoff goals.
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he hit 28 in his home park...but can you tell me how many games he played that 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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don't listen to Georgie Porgie hes way off the hat tricks have been around many many years before Gordie Howe played the game and his name is Gordie not Goldie. a hat trick is when someone scores 3 goals in a game and the best player of all time you would want if you needed the goal really badly is Maurice "The Rocket" Richard. Gordie Howe didn't score that many hat tricks in his career he had 801 goals but also played in professional hockey till he was 52 years old.\n\nGO HABS GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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#1 Jonathan Cheechoo with 56 goals\n#2 Jaromir Jagr with 54 goals\n#3 Alexander Ovechkin with 52 goals
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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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One of the highest scoring that I will never forget, because I was at the game, is Canada beat Denmark in international hockey 47-0.\nIt happened in February of 1949.
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The +/- stat is for individual players. When a player is on the ice and his team scores a goal, he gets +1. When he is on the ice and the other team scores a goal, he gets -1. So if a player has a +20 rating, his team scored 20 more goals than they gave up while he was on the ice.
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Best player to play the game period is Bobby Orr. Not only did he dominate the game for a number of years, but he redifined a position. He played an offensive attack from the blueline and did so without negelectling his main responsibility as a defenceman. He won the scoring title from the point and, although the stat was not kept then, would have also won the +/- award in the same year. Unfortunatley injuries cut his career short and robbed us of the greatest player to have ever laced the skates.
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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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Great hockey player, one of my idols growing into the hockey fan that I am. Cruel God kept giving him illness. He was a legend, one of the best that ever played, right behind Gretzky.
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I KNOW.......   he had a point or more every game except for November 1st vs Buffalo, January 27th vs Chicago, and March 11th vs Minnesota. every other game he had a point or more. and plus he had a game misconduct on December 13th vs Winnipeg but still had 2 goals and 2 assists for 4 points 12 PIM.\nand on two occasions he had 2, 7 points games on December 11th vs Chicago 7 assist, and on February 14th vs Quebec with 7 assists.in 80 games his total was 52 goals and 163 assists and 215 points.  so 3 games in all 80 games season he didn't get a point. so that means he got 1 point or more  in 77 games out of 80 that season.\n\n\nGO HABS GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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556 (including the goal he scrored on march 2, 2006) + 41 in playoffs... for a total of 597. \n\n725 (667 + 58) in carrer... Not bad for a guy that wasn't supposed to be in the NHL and was drafted in 9th round
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It's Selanne - with 76 goals. He also holds the Rookie points record from the same year with 132. Ovechkin currently has 105 POINTS, not goals - he has 52 GOALS
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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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1985. Played for the Philadeplhia Flyers.
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Canada already won 47-0 over Denmark in 1949 in Stockholm. I bet there was more than one hat trick