Can you name the NHL players with the most points from 1989/90 to 1998/99?

Rank	Player	Goals - Assists - Points
1.		257 - 763 - 1020
2.		234 - 693 - 927
3.		363 - 555 - 918
4.		352 - 565 - 917
5.		512 - 384 - 896
6.		349 - 518 - 867
7.		345 - 517 - 862
8.		238 - 604 - 842
9.		332 - 508 - 840
10.		360 - 460 - 820
11.		275 - 544 - 819
12.		222 - 571 - 793
13.		373 - 410 - 783
14.		313 - 466 - 779
15.		335 - 440 - 775
16.		288 - 479 - 767
17.		311 - 424 - 735
18.		365 - 360 - 725
19.		296 - 419 - 715
20.		329 - 385 - 714
21.		174 - 538 - 712
22.		273 - 430 - 703
23.		165 - 508 - 673
24.		330 - 342 - 672
25.		274 - 398 - 672

Rank	Player	Goals - Assists - Points
26.		152 - 518 - 670
27.		298 - 361 - 659
28.		192 - 457 - 649
29.		313 - 331 - 644
30.		308 - 336 - 644
31.		318 - 325 - 643
32.		131 - 507 - 638
33.		276 - 361 - 637
34.		286 - 325 - 611
35.		263 - 337 - 600
36.		145 - 453 - 598
37.		264 - 331 - 595
38.		134 - 460 - 594
39.		262 - 320 - 582
40.		245 - 329 - 574
41.		165 - 396 - 561
42.		263 - 286 - 549
43.		241 - 307 - 548
44.		316 - 229 - 545
45.		276 - 264 - 540
46.		269 - 269 - 538
47.		264 - 270 - 534
48.		304 - 228 - 532
49.		287 - 242 - 529
50.		202 - 325 - 527
51.	202 - 325 - 527
52.	202 - 325 - 527
53.	202 - 325 - 527
54.	202 - 325 - 527
55.	202 - 325 - 527
56.	202 - 325 - 527
57.	202 - 325 - 527
58.	202 - 325 - 527
59.	202 - 325 - 527
60.	202 - 325 - 527
61.	202 - 325 - 527
62.	202 - 325 - 527
66.	202 - 325 - 527
67.	202 - 325 - 527
68.	202 - 325 - 527
71.	202 - 325 - 527
80.	202 - 325 - 527
87.	202 - 325 - 527

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NHL Top Scorers (1990s) Quiz

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Created by: Lauro -
Contributed: November 6th, 2009
Published: June 9th, 2010
Category: Sports
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Tags: NHL Quizzes, player, top, rank, goal, scorer, point, 1998, 1989, assists-, 1989 90, 1998 99

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	fatbeard:	Jun 9th, 2010 at 21:31 GMT	1 point
	@le_affan, you would put coffey, leetch and housley in a group of the most talented defensemen ever over Savard, Robinson, Shore, Lidstrom and Stevens? That's an interesting point of view. I mean Coffey was great, but he's actually supposed to play defense, not just score goals.

	MovieDynamic:	Jun 9th, 2010 at 22:02 GMT	2 points
	So this Gretzky guy, huh?

	Dr_Know:	Jun 10th, 2010 at 00:43 GMT	6 points
	Thank you, NHL 94, for allowing me to get more than Gretzky and Lemieux - which surely would have been the case otherwise.

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	awesomegerbzy:	Jun 10th, 2010 at 03:31 GMT	1 point
	I may not have gotten all of them, but I'm glad to see that my favorite Flyers at least made the list.

	mattycakes345:	Jun 10th, 2010 at 04:32 GMT	3 points
	Congrats to the Chicago Blackhawks, first cup since 1961! and I hope this quiz shows the 2 most underrated players of all time, Ron Francis and Adam Oates

	no_said_date:	Jun 10th, 2010 at 07:43 GMT	2 points
	Brings back memories, and now I sadly know I cannot spell Fedorov or Modano

	cardspartan:	Jun 10th, 2010 at 17:17 GMT	12 points
	And the "Wait, he was THAT good?" award goes to.....Pierre Turgeon!

	Slave2theGrind:	Jun 10th, 2010 at 17:55 GMT	1 point
	@cardspartan, lmao I typed in Bure, and he showed up in a new bar at 66. How the hell do i get my quizzes to do that!? That was sick.

	webmaestro2000:	Jun 10th, 2010 at 21:12 GMT	1 point
	^^^ Mark it as a bonus answer. Good quiz. I have to learn to spell Bourque!

	amkirby10:	Jun 11th, 2010 at 19:25 GMT	1 point
	@slave2thegrind: to do that, add your bonus answer in the bottom row, then type "ee" in the 3rd column

	Remmycool:	Jun 12th, 2010 at 02:11 GMT	5 points
	If you had tried to bet hockey fans in 1994 that Pavel Bure wouldn't rank among the top 50 scorers of the 90's, you could have made a hell of a lot of money.

	le_affan:	Jun 13th, 2010 at 22:18 GMT	2 points
	@fatbeard: Well, that was exactly the point of my question. It's always hard to compare players from different eras, let alone with players that most of us have never seen on (color) television, cf. Shore. And you are correct that defenseman should be known and famous for playing defense not just for scoring. That's why Stevens would definitely top Housley and Coffey in my personal list. Leetch on the other hand is one of the few defenders to win a Conn Smythe (together with Robinson, Savard, Stevens, Niedermayer, MacInnis, Lidstrom and Orr by the way) and that's why I'd regard him as much Stevens. But I guess that's just my opinion...

	ppirilla:	Jun 15th, 2010 at 22:20 GMT	1 point
	So many names that I can't spell have passed through the National Hockey Leauge...

	lnelson89:	Aug 24th, 2010 at 12:45 GMT	3 points
	NHL 94, baby

	21wickwing:	Oct 13th, 2010 at 20:11 GMT	2 points
	I did not think of Gretzky until I already had like 10.