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NHL Hockey 600 Goal Club

Name the NHL hockey players who have scored at least 600 career goals.
Through 2022–23
Active players in gold
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First submittedNovember 5, 2010
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Goals
Player
894
Wayne Gretzky
822
Alex Ovechkin
801
Gordie Howe
766
Jaromír Jágr
741
Brett Hull
731
Marcel Dionne
717
Phil Esposito
Goals
Player
708
Mike Gartner
694
Mark Messier
692
Steve Yzerman
690
Mario Lemieux
684
Teemu Selänne
668
Luc Robitaille
656
Brendan Shanahan
Goals
Player
640
Dave Andreychuk
625
Jarome Iginla
625
Joe Sakic
610
Bobby Hull
608
Dino Ciccarelli
601
Jari Kurri
feelit
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Level 37
May 20, 2010
Selanne has over 600 goals as of now
aliberti68
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Level 54
Sep 21, 2012
13/18 Ranger fan and I missed Gartner. inexcusable. Fun quiz
Seals
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Level 52
Jun 13, 2013
Shanahan!?!SHANAHAN?!?
brettski
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Level 51
Jan 29, 2016
add iggy
manOFsteel
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Level 44
Jan 23, 2017
For someone that only follows NHL during the Stanley Cup, 8 is pretty good. Missed Lemieux though.
FamousRob
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Level 85
Nov 20, 2017
Ovechkin is getting close.
bkemp2001
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Level 61
Mar 14, 2018
Time to add Ovechkin.
Quizmaster
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Level ∞
Mar 15, 2018
Will update at the end of the season.
sumguy
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Level 84
Apr 10, 2018
Weird stuff: Ovechkin is invisible! I got a point for guessing him, but he doesn't show up on the list. It's out of 20, but only 19 answers are visible.
Quizmaster
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Level ∞
Apr 10, 2018
Fixed
sumguy
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Level 84
Apr 11, 2018
That would be a neat trick in the playoffs!
samiamco
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Level 69
Apr 13, 2018
I know the it's only for most goals in a single season, but I figured that having the award named after you must mean good production over the long haul, so I guess expected to see Rocket Richard in there. And what's Sidney Crosby waiting for? He's not getting any younger!
fluffhead111
+1
Level 86
Apr 24, 2018
Crosby has a LONG way to go, 411 goals as of the end of the 17-18 regular season. But he has over 700 assists.
gzx5
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Level 71
Oct 3, 2018
Strange that Bobby Orr isn't on here.
Walacama
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Level 81
Oct 3, 2018
Orr played defense. He helped develop the style of two-way play so he is noted for his offensive abilities as a defenseman. When he played he broke all kinds of records for goals and assists by a defensive player, and assists for any position. He is one of the greatest of all time, racked up tons of awards. But I doubt he even had 300 goals, which would have been a ton for a defenseman at that time.
Gyroscope
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Level 66
Oct 3, 2018
Can Ovechkin pass Gretzky? That would be crazy!
jmellor13
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Level 67
Oct 5, 2018
Very unlikely. Gretzky in his prime was probably the most dominant athlete in any team sport ever. It has taken Ovechkin thirteen years to get 2/3 of the way to Gretzky. So he'd need to keep up the same level of production for the next seven years to reach Gretzky. That's over 40 goals every season between ages 33 and 40, if he doesn't miss any significant time with injury. Not impossible, but...I would not bet on it.
Quizmaster
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Level ∞
Apr 8, 2019
Ovechkin is 33 years old and had 51 goals last season. Many hockeys players play successfully through their early 40s. I'd say he has a very decent shot at the record.
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Jun 29, 2020
At age 34, he once again led the league in goals with 48. If he stays healthy, the record is toast.

It also helps that he doesn't like to pass. Only 19 assists this season...

kalbahamut
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Level 82
Oct 4, 2018
I got Gretzky, Lemieux, and Ovechkin then gave up. But I felt dumb for not thinking of Hull, Jagr, or Howe. I think I've also heard of Gartner before. and maybe Messier. But none of the others.
jmellor13
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Level 67
Oct 5, 2018
Wayne Gretzky is the league's all-time leader in goals, assists, and points. So dominant was he that if you took away his *entire* all-time leading goal total and dropped it to zero, and only used his assists total (1,963), he is *still* the league's all-time leader in points. Jagr is second with 1,921 points, and he played three seasons longer than Gretzky did. Unbelievable.
Quizmaster
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Level ∞
Jun 29, 2020
Hockey sacrilege incoming...

Gretzky played through the highest-scoring era in NHL history. For example, in 1981-82, the average team scored 3.95 goals per game. In the most recent season it was 2.82. Adjusting Gretzky's totals for the era he played in, his records become somewhat less impressive. It would be really interesting to see what he would do in the modern NHL...

Widgaa
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Level 49
Jul 30, 2020
All true, but the league was WAY more physical back then. Slashing and cross checking were basically ignored, and the ref (singular!) missed a ton. So I'd say drop prime Gretzky in today's NHL and watch him video game the competition.
MungoJerry
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Level 53
Aug 1, 2020
Not to mention that stick technology has improved ten fold, and goaltenders weren't able to use the butterfly position in Gretzkys day because the pads would soak up the water and become very heavy if they were on the ice too frequently. It's a totally different game now and not fair to compare it to the 80's. Likewise, in Gretzky's time the game was way way more physical, and a lot of players now wouldn't be able to handle it. All in all, if Gretzky was given today's equipment and the work out regiments that todays players have, that combined with his elite hockey sense would put him at the top of the league. And by the way, advanced stats and analytics still put Gretzky as the best player of all time. Don't nickel and dime the Great One.
Quizmaster
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Level ∞
May 15, 2021
No one is denying he is the GOAT, but let's be real. It was much easier to score in the 1980s than it is today. And the talent pool was much smaller as well.
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
May 15, 2021
If you want to know why scoring is WAY down, look at the goalkeepers. We move ever closer to the platonic idea of a gigantic obese goalkeeper literally filling the entire space of the goal thereby making scoring impossible.
MungoJerry
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Level 53
Nov 14, 2021
great article
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