Most power-play goals through the first 1,000 games of an NHL career since 1933-34, among active players
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Kirill Kaprizov is almost on track to match Brett Hull. He has 87 power-play goals through his 417 games, 6th at that point, and needs 0.3 a game over his next 583 games; he’s averaging 0.2 over his last 82. Wyatt Johnston is almost on track too.
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- Leon Draisaitl
- Brett Hull
- David Pastrnak
| # | Player and seasons | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brett Hull1986 – 2001 | 233 | |
| Leon Draisaitl2014 – 2027874 of 1,000 games | 186 | |
| David Pastrnak2014 – 2027851 of 1,000 games | 135 | |
| Sam Reinhart2014 – 2027858 of 1,000 games | 135 | |
| Chris Kreider2012 – 2027976 of 1,000 games | 124 | |
| Nathan MacKinnon2013 – 2027969 of 1,000 games | 116 | |
| Brayden Point2016 – 2027737 of 1,000 games | 113 | |
| Auston Matthews2016 – 2027709 of 1,000 games | 112 | |
| Mikko Rantanen2015 – 2027733 of 1,000 games | 111 | |
| Nikita Kucherov2013 – 2027896 of 1,000 games | 106 |
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Method
- The data has power-play goals for every game since 1933-34, so 416 careers from before then aren't here.
- 2 careers aren't here because a game in their window has no line recorded.
- An active player whose first 1,000 games ended before this season is on the all-time board with his rank.