• among players with 1,000+ points
• number indicates overall ranking
  

10. Joe Sakic, Que-Col, 1,542
12. Jaromir Jagr, Pit-Was-NYR, 1,492
26. Pierre Turgeon, Buf-NYI-Mon-StL-Dal-Col, 1,327
28. Mark Recchi, Pit-Phi-Mon-Phi-Pit-Car-Pit, 1,309
30. Brendan Shanahan, NJ-StL-Har-Det-NYR, 1,278
39. Mats Sundin, Que-Tor, 1,209
42. Mike Modano, Min-Dal, 1,203
45. Jeremy Roenick, Chi-Pho-Phi-LA-Pho, 1,157
52. Teemu Selanne, Win-Ana-SJ-Col-Ana, 1,100
54. Sergei Fedorov, Det-Ana-Clm, 1,093
62. Rod Brind'Amour, StL-Phi-Car, 1,035
64. Brian Leetch, NYR-Tor-Bos, 1,028

That's a whole lotta Hall of Famers.

Sakic's 37 points back of Ray Bourque, and 181 back of Mario Lemieux in seventh spot. Jagr, meanwhile, is just 34 and could, potentially, close the 358-point gap between he and Gordie Howe with about four 75-point seasons after this year.

Active players approaching the 1,000-point mark include Chris Chelios (933), Doug Weight (918), Keith Tkachuk (901), Tony Amonte (891), Peter Bondra (885), Gary Roberts (873), Eric Lindros (863), Nicklas Lidstrom (846), Peter Forsberg (844), Trevor Linden (843), Paul Kariya (843), Scott Mellanby (827), John Leclair (819), Alexei Kovalev (780), Alexei Yashin (769) and Owen Nolan (765).

There aren't many young bucks in that group coming out of the dead-puck era.