List Of NHL Players With 500 Goals
For ice hockey players in the National Hockey League (NHL), scoring 500 regular season goals is considered a highly significant achievement.
As of the completion of the 2011–12 season — the 94th regular season of play of the National Hockey League — a total of 42 different players have scored at least 500 regular season goals in their NHL career.
A 500 goal career was first achieved in 1957–58, the 41st season of the NHL, when Maurice Richard scored his 500th goal in his 863rd game played.
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