{"id":116098,"date":"2026-03-28T12:42:55","date_gmt":"2026-03-28T16:42:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/alofokedeportes.com\/en\/sin-categoria\/historical-leaders-in-nhl-playoff-points-who-dominates\/"},"modified":"2026-03-28T12:42:55","modified_gmt":"2026-03-28T16:42:55","slug":"historical-leaders-in-nhl-playoff-points-who-dominates","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/alofokedeportes.com\/en\/nhl\/historical-leaders-in-nhl-playoff-points-who-dominates\/","title":{"rendered":"Historical Leaders in NHL Playoff Points: Who Dominates?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Historical Playoff Points Leaders in the NHL by Team<\/h2>\n\nThe 2025-26 NHL regular season is coming to an end, and teams are battling to secure positions and playoff spots. As they prepare for what they hope will be long runs, some players could increase their point totals in the playoffs.\n\n\n

Although individual achievements are not usually the priority in the playoffs, hockey fans love to compare the statistics of the greats of all time. Who are the top playoff scorers for each NHL team?<\/p>\n\n\nHere are the historical leaders of each franchise.\n\n\n

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1. Colorado Avalanche<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nJoe Sakic: 188 points. Nathan MacKinnon has 122 points in playoffs.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. WPG (March 28), vs. CGY (March 30), vs. VAN (April 1).\n\n\n

2. Dallas Stars<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nMike Modano: 145 points. Modano was recently honored with a statue outside the American Airlines Center.\n\nUpcoming games: @ PIT (March 28), @ PHI (March 29), @ BOS (March 31), vs. WPG (April 2).\n\n\n

3. Buffalo Sabres<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nGilbert Perrault: 103 points. Tage Thompson could threaten this mark in the next decade.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. DET (March 27), vs. SEA (March 28), vs. NYI (March 31), @ OTT (April 2).\n\n\n

4. Carolina Hurricanes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nSebastian Aho: 85 points. Aho leads in playoff points for the Hurricanes.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. NJ (March 28), vs. MTL (March 29), @ CBJ (March 31), vs. CBJ (April 2).\n\n5. Tampa Bay Lightning<\/strong>\n\nNikita Kucherov: 171 points. Kucherov leads the points race after being out of it for a large part of the season.\n\nUpcoming matches: vs. OTT (March 28), vs. NSH (March 29), vs. MTL (March 31), vs. PIT (April 2).\n\n\n

6. Minnesota Wild<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nZach Parise: 37 points. Kirill Kaprizov and Quinn Hughes could challenge this record in the future.\n\nUpcoming matches: @ BOS (March 28), vs. VAN (April 2).\n\n\n

7. Montreal Canadiens<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nJean Beliveau: 176 points. “Le Gros Bill” remains one of the most elegant leaders in the history of the sport.\n\nUpcoming games: @ NSH (March 28), @ CAR (March 29), @ TB (March 31), @ NYR (April 2).\n\n\n

8. Columbus Blue Jackets<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nCam Atkinson: 26 points. Let’s hope this changes in the future for CBJ.\n\nUpcoming matches: vs. SJ (March 28), vs. BOS (March 29), vs. CAR (March 31), @ CAR (April 2).\n\n\n

9. Ottawa Senators<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nDaniel Alfredsson: 100 points. Alfredsson remains with the Senators as an assistant coach.\n\nUpcoming games: @ TB (March 28), @ FLA (March 31), vs. BUF (April 2).\n\n\n

10. Pittsburgh Penguins<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nSidney Crosby: 201 points. Mario Lemieux had 172 points in 107 playoff games.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. DAL (March 28), @ NYI (March 30), vs. DET (March 31), @ TB (April 2).\n\n\n

11. Boston Bruins<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nRay Bourque: 161 points. Bourque is a Bruins legend.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. MIN (March 28), @ CBJ (March 29), vs. DAL (March 31), @ FLA (April 2).\n\n\n

12. Anaheim Ducks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nRyan Getzlaf: 120 points. Getzlaf, long-time captain of Anaheim, won a Cup early in his career.\n\nUpcoming matches: @ EDM (March 28), vs. TOR (March 30), @ SJ (April 1).\n\n\n

13. New York Islanders<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nBryan Trottier: 168 points. Matthew Schaefer could break this record.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. FLA (March 28), vs. PIT (March 30), @ BUF (March 31).\n\n\n

14. Utah Mammoth<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nN\/A. The all-time playoff points leader will be the one to get the first playoff points for the team.\n\nUpcoming matches: @ LA (March 28), @ SEA (April 2).\n\n\n

15. Detroit Red Wings<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nSteve Yzerman: 185 points. Yzerman played in 196 playoff games.\n\nUpcoming matches: @ BUF (March 27), vs. PH (March 28), @ PIT (March 31), @ PHI (April 2).\n\n\n

16. Edmonton Oilers<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nWayne Gretzky: 252 points. Gretzky has the most points in league playoff history, with 380.\n\nUpcoming matches: vs. ANA (March 28), vs. SEA (March 31), vs. CHI (April 2).\n\n\n

17. Vegas Golden Knights<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nJonathan Marchessault: 75 points. Marchessault won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 2023.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. WSH (March 28), vs. VAN (March 30), vs. CGY (April 2).\n\n\n

18. Philadelphia Flyers<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nBobby Clarke: 119 points. Could Trevor Zegras break this record?\n\nUpcoming games: @ DET (March 28), vs. DAL (March 29), @ WSH (March 31), vs. DET (April 2).\n\n\n

19. Washington Capitals<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nAlex Ovechkin: 147 points. Will this be Ovechkin’s final number?\n\nUpcoming games: @ VGK (March 28), vs. PHI (March 31), @ NJ (April 2).\n\n\n

20. Nashville Predators<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nFilip Forsberg: 59 points.\n\nUpcoming matches: vs. MTL (March 28), @ TB (March 29), @ LA (April 2).\n\n\n

21. New Jersey Devils<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nPatrik Elias: 125 points.\n\nUpcoming games: @ CAR (March 28), vs. CHI (March 29), @ NYR (March 31), vs. WSH (April 2).\n\n\n

22. Los Angeles Kings<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nWayne Gretzky: 94 points. Gretzky needed only five seasons to establish his franchise record with Los Angeles.\n\nUpcoming matches: vs. UTA (March 28), vs. STL (April 1), vs. NSH (April 2).\n\n\n

23. Florida Panthers<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nAleksander Barkov: 81 points. Barkov has been a big miss for the Panthers.\n\nUpcoming games: @ NYI (March 28), @ NYR (March 29), vs. OTT (March 31), vs. BOS (April 2).\n\n\n

24. Seattle Kraken<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nYanni Gourde: 13 points. Gourde currently plays with the Lightning.\n\nUpcoming matches: @ BUF (March 28), @ EDM (March 31), vs. UTA (April 2).\n\n\n

25. Winnipeg Jets<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nKyle Connor and Mark Scheifele: 49 points. We have a tie on this list.\n\nUpcoming matches: @ COL (March 28), @ CHI (March 31), @ DAL (April 2).\n\n\n

26. San Jose Sharks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nPatrick Marleau: 120 points. Marleau played in 17 playoff seasons with San Jose.\n\nUpcoming games: @ CBJ (March 28), vs. STL (March 30), vs. ANA (April 1), vs. TOR (April 2).\n\n\n

27. Toronto Maple Leafs<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nDoug Gilmour: 77 points. Gilmour finished with 77 points in 52 playoff games.\n\nUpcoming games: @ STL (March 28), @ ANA (March 30), @ SJ (April 2).\n\n\n

28. St. Louis Blues<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nBrett Hull: 117 points.\n\nUpcoming matches: vs. TOR (March 28), @ SJ (March 30), @ LA (April 1).\n\n\n

29. Calgary Flames<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nAl MacInnis: 102 points. MacInnis played in the Stanley Cup final twice with the Flames.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. VAN (March 28), @ COL (March 30), @ VGK (April 2).\n\n\n

30. Chicago Blackhawks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nStan Mikita: 150 points. Mikita scored 150 points in 155 playoff games.\n\nUpcoming games: @ NYR (March 27), @ NJ (March 29), vs. WPG (March 31), @ EDM (April 2).\n\n\n

31. New York Rangers<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nBrian Leetch: 89 points.\n\nUpcoming games: vs. CHI (March 27), vs. FLA (March 29), vs. NJ (March 31), vs. MTL (April 2).\n\n\n

32. Vancouver Canucks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\nTrevor Linden: 95 points.\n\nUpcoming games: @ CGY (March 28), @ VGK (March 30), @ COL (April 1), @ MIN (April 2).","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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