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February 27, 2005
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Jaromir Jagr first ever to crack 500
High scoring forward Jaromir Jagr of the New York Islanders
today became the first ever player in EHL history to score
500 points in his career. He accomplished this tonight when
he assisted on a 3rd period goal by Denis Grebeshkov in Dallas.
The fans in Texas did show their respect and gave him a standing
ovation for his achievement. Jagr is currently 3rd in the
EHL scoring race with 34 points in 29 games. For his career,
he now has 218 goals, 282 assists for 500 points in 434 career
games. That's an average of 1.15 points per game. His best
season was in Season 3, when he scored 58 goals, 58 assists
for 116 points, the goals and points being single season records
in the EHL. He's currently on pace to score 96 points this
season, so even at age 35 he doesn't seem to be slowing down
any. He probably has 4-5 good years left, so he has an outside
chance at breaking the 1000 point plateau before all is said
and done.
Colorado shaking things up
 After
a sluggish start, the Colorado Avalanche
have decided that changes needed to be made. In the last 24-hours,
the usually steady Avalanche management have pulled off two
blockbuster deals which will reshape their team. In the first
of two deals, they send long time favorite Milan Hejduk to
Washington for Andrei Taratukhin. Hejduk is 21st on the All-Time
EHL scoring leaderboard with 147 goals, 239 assists for 386
points in 438 career games. Milan has scored over 80 points
in a season twice, but hasn't topped 65 in the last two seasons,
and is struggling badly this season with only 5 goals, 14
assists for 19 points in 31 games. He's also a -15. Also,
in a blockbuster just coming down the wire, they have acquired
Todd Bertuzzi and Jay Bouwmeester from Florida for Olaf Kolzig,
Alexander Polushin, Kimmo Timonen and several draft picks,
including the Colorado first rounder this coming draft. Stay
tuned to see if Colorado has any more deals up their sleeves.
EHL
Season 6 Leaders
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All-Time Leaderboard updated 2.27.05
| |
Points |
|
|
Goals |
|
| 1. |
Jaromir
Jagr (NYI) |
504 |
1. |
Jaromir
Jagr (NYI) |
219 |
| 2. |
Peter
Forsberg (MNS) |
465 |
2. |
Alexei
Kovalev (Chi) |
195 |
| 3. |
Mike
Modano (Phx) |
459 |
3. |
Markus
Naslund (Fla) |
190 |
| 4. |
Marian
Hossa (TB) |
456 |
4. |
Marian
Gaborik (Min) |
189 |
|
|
Eric
Lindros (Col) |
452 |
5.
|
Paul
Kariya (MNS) |
188 |
| |
Assists |
|
|
Defenseman
Points |
|
| 1. |
Peter
Forsberg (MNS) |
317 |
1. |
Nicklas
Lidstrom (Was) |
327 |
| 2. |
Mike
Modano (Phx) |
302 |
2. |
Rob
Blake (Edm) |
282 |
| 3. |
Jere
Lehtinen (Stl) |
287 |
3. |
Chris
Pronger (Tor) |
277 |
|
Jaromir
Jagr (NYI) |
285 |
4. |
Janne
Niinimaa (NYR) |
273 |
| 5.
|
Marian
Hossa (TB) |
282 |
5. |
Sergei
Zubov (Dal) |
271 |
| |
GAA |
|
|
SV% |
|
| 1. |
Nikolai
Khabibulin (TB) |
2.60 |
1. |
Nikolai
Khabibulin (TB) |
900.03 |
| 2. |
Evgeni
Nabokov (Chi) |
2.65 |
2. |
Evgeni
Nabokov (Chi) |
899.05 |
|
|
Patrick
Roy (NJ) |
2.69 |
3. |
Patrick
Roy (NJ) |
898.31 |
| |
Curtis
Joseph (Fla) |
2.73 |
4. |
Tommy
Salo (Tor) |
898.28 |
| 5. |
Tommy
Salo (Tor) |
2.74 |
5. |
Curtis
Joseph (Fla) |
896.14 |
| |
Wins |
|
|
Shutouts |
|
| 1. |
Nikolai
Khabibulin (TB) |
194 |
1. |
Evgeni
Nabokov (Chi) |
28 |
| 2.
|
Evgeni
Nabokov (Chi) |
193 |
2. |
Tommy
Salo (Tor) |
27 |
| 3. |
Jocelyn
Thibault (Stl) |
188 |
3. |
Nikolai
Khabibulin (TB) |
20 |
| 4. |
Sean
Burke (Bos) |
186 |
4. |
J-S
Giguere (Hrt) |
19 |
| |
Jose
Theodore (Phi) |
182 |
5. |
Curtis
Joseph (Fla) |
18 |
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