Miriam Zohar (născută Marcela Katz la 16 octombrie 1931la Cernăuți) este o actriță israeliană de teatru, originară din Bucovina.
Ea este laureata premiului Israel.

Biografie

Anii de copilărie și tinerețe
Miriam Zohar, pe atunci Marcela Katz, s-a născut în 1931 la Cernăuți, atunci în Regatul României, ca al treilea copil al lui Hanoch Gerșon Katz, comerciant, și al lui Rachel Katz, născută SchwarzerPărinții ei erau evrei tradiționaliști originari din Polonia care au fugit din această țară în România, după ce tatăl se eschivase de la recrutare în armata polonă. În 1940 orașul ei natal a fost cedat de România Uniunii Sovietice, în urma unui ultimatum din partea acesteia.În vara 1941 trupele române și germane au intrat în Cernăuți, izgonind armata sovietică. Familia Katz a fost atunci deportată împreună cu majoritatea evreilor din Cernăuți mai întâi în ghetoul Cernăuți, apoi în lagăre și ghetouri destinate lor în mod premeditat de regimul Ion Antonescu în Transnistria, pentru a-i supune la cele mai cumplite privațiuni. Familia Katz, inclusiv Marcela și frații ei, Isaac și Avram, au fosti duși la Tulcin. Când în 1944 armata sovietică a reocupat Transnistria și Bucovina, Miriam și familia ei, care au supraviețuit, au revenit la Cernăuți, care revenise sub dominația sovietică. Autoritățile sovietice l-au arestat curând pe tatăl ei, care a murit la scurt timp după aceea. Miriam și restul familiei au primit dreptul de a se repatria în România și s-a stabilit într-o tabără de tranzit la Timișoara. Acolo ea a lucrat o vreme ca educatoare la o grădiniță evreiască.În 1948 ei au emigrat în Palestina în cadrul emigrației evreiești ilegale, la bordul vaporului "Pan York" (cunoscut în ebraică sub numele "Kibutz Galuyot"). Vase militare britanice au acostat vaporul cu emigranți ilegali și i-au trimis pe aceștia în tabere de detenție în Cipru. Acolo a fost remarcată de Itzhak Paner, conducătorul unei trupe de teatru amator în limba idiș,care a convins-o sa se asocieze ansmablului, mai întâi ca figurantă. De atunci, povestea mai târziu actrița, s-a molipsit de microbul teatrului. În februarie 1949, după întemeierea Statului Israel, Miriam și familia ei au putut în sfârșit să ajungă în Israel și au locuit un timp într-o tabără de imigranți la Binyamina. Ulterior, cu ajutorului unui împrumut de la o rudă, au cumpărat o mică locuință la Jebalia-Givat Haaliyá, la Jaffa.

În Israel
Miriam Zohar a fost la început invitată să joace la un teatru în limba idiș condus de Yaakov Mansdorf. Acolo ea a fost remarcată de doi actori de frunte de la Teatrul ebraic Habima, Tzvi Fridland și Shimon Finkel, în vreme ce juca în "Mirandolina" de Carlo Goldoni și pe baza recomandarii lor, în 1951 a fost primită în colectivul de actori al acestuia. Ea a jucat de atunci în ebraică la Teatrul Habima până în anul 1994. Zohar ("strălucire") a devenit numele ei de scenă, și apoi de familie, în vremea activității ei la Habima. Vreme de ani de zile ea a interpretat numeroase roluri de personaje principale feminine din piese străine și locale, sub regia lui Hy Kalus. Între alte roluri se pot menționa Gretchen în "Faust" de Goethe, Solveig în Peer Gynt (1951) de Ibsen, Cordelia în Regele Lear de Shakespeare, Medeea în tragedia cu acelaș nume de Euripide, Maria Stuart in piesa cu acelaș nume de Friedrich Schiller,Irina Arkadina în "Pescărușul" de Cehov,Mirele Efros în piesa cu acelaș nume de Yaakov Gordin, Hanna Szenes în piesa cu acelaș nume (1958) de Aharon Megged, Serafina în "Trandafirul tatuat" de Tennessee Williams.Rolurile care i-au mărit faima au fost cel a lui Anna din "Anna Christie" de O'Neill și Martha din "Cui i-e frică de Virginia Woolf?" de Edward Albee.
După ce a plecat de la Habima, Miriam Zohar a început o lungă colaborare cu Teatrul Beit Lessin, unde a cooperat cu dramaturgul și regizorul Shmuel Hasfari.
Ea poate fi văzută și în producții de cinema și televiziune, precum și în spectacole în limba idiș ale Teatrului Idișpil din Tel Aviv. în 2004 a jucat in filmul "Dinastia Schwartz".

În viața privată
Miriam Zohar a fost căsătorită de doua ori:odată în tabără în Cipru, cu un bărbat numit Szmukler, căsătorie care nu durat puțin, între altele din cauza împotrivirii soțului la cariera actoricească a soției. Ulterior ea s-a căsătorit cu ziaristul divorțat Arie Haim Gelblum (1921-1993), cu care a avut două fiice: Nili, căsătorită Gilo, și Tami Ben Gal. Ginerele ei,juristul David Gilo,profesor la Universitatea Tel Aviv, a fost în anii 2011-2015 directorul autorității responsabile cu lupta anti-trust în Israel.

Premii și onoruri
1957 Premiul Klausner
1957 Premiul Gnessin al Teatrului Habima pentru rolul Anna din piesa "Anna Christie" de Eugene O'Neill
1961 Premiul Milo pentru rolul Ann Sullivan din piesa The Miracle Worker de William Gibson
1980 - Premiul Aharon Ashman pentru rolul jucat în "Călătorie" de Maria Földes
1980 - Premiul Trandafirul de argint al ziarului israelian Maariv la categoria actrița anului
1981   Premiul Meir Margalit pentru rolul doamnei Wire în piesa "Vieux Carré" de Tennessee Williams
1987 - Premiul de stat Israel pentru întreaga ei activitate în teatru
1991 - Premiul Rafael Kleczkin pentru actorie
2003 - Premiul israelian pentru teatru, ca recunoaștere a întregii ei activități
2006 - Cetățeană de onoare a orașului Tel Aviv
Doctor honoris causa al Universității Bar Ilan din Ramat Gan (2009) și al Universității Tel Aviv (2011)
2012 - "Decorația Luminii" din partea Fondului pentru asistența supraviețuitorilor Holocaustului
2014 - Miriam Zohar a fost aleasă printre cele 14 femei care au aprins făclii la ceremonia Zilei Independenței a Israelului
2015 - a fost candidată la un premiu Ophir pentru cea mai bună actriță, datorită rolului ei din filmul "Păsări de foc"
Primăria orașului Holon a numit o stradă în cinstea ei.

Legături externe
interviu în ziarul Jerusalem Post.7.6.2016
articolul Miriam Zohar de Shelly Zer-Zion în Enciclopedia femeilor evreice, Jewish Women's Archive, 1998-2016
Miriam Zohar pe situl Universității Bar Ilan
știre despre decernarea Premiului israelian pentru teatru lui Miriam Zohar

Note

 Actori israelieni
 Actori evrei
 Evrei bucovineni
 Supraviețuitori ai Holocaustului

Miriam Zohar


Newark Athlete este un film american de scurtmetraj, mut, alb-negru din 1891. Este produs și regizat de William K. L. Dickson.

Filmul are o durată de aproximativ zece secunde și prezintă un tânăr atlet. A fost filmat în mai sau iunie 1891, în studioul Edison's Black Maria. Filmul a fost creat pentru a fi vizualizat cu Kinetoscopul lui Thomas Edison.

În 2010, Newark Athlete a fost ales pentru conservare de către Biblioteca Congresului în Registrul Național [American] de Film fiind considerat "de importanță culturală, istorică sau estetică". Acesta este în prezent cel mai vechi film din Registru.

Note

Legături externe

Filme din 1891
Filme americane
Filme în limba engleză
Filme regizate de William K. L. Dickson
Filme de scurt metraj
Filme mute
Filme alb-negru
Filme sportive
Filme din Registrul Național de Film (SUA)
Filme documentare americane

Newark Athlete


Hannah "Hanneli" Elizabeth Goslar () a fost o asistentă medicală, cunoscută mai ales pentru prietenia strânsă și apropiată cu tânăra evreică Anne Frank, care a scris un faimos jurnal despre anii copilăriei petrecute într-o ascunzătoare în Țările de Jos ocupate de naziști și a pierit apoi în Holocaust. Hannah și Anne au urmat studii la Școala Publică Montessori nr. 6 (în prezent Școala Anne Frank) și apoi la Liceul Evreiesc din Amsterdam.

Primii ani
Hanneli Elizabeth Pick-Goslar s-a născut la Berlin, Germania, pe 12 noiembrie 1928, fiind primul născut dintre copiii lui Hans Goslar și Ruth Judith Klee (1901-1942). Tatăl ei a fost șeful Biroului de Presă al Ministerului Afacerilor Interne al Prusiei până în 1933 și mama ei era profesoară. Ambii părinți erau evrei observanți. Mama ei a murit dând naștere celui de-al treilea copil; copilul s-a născut mort. În 1933, după succesul în alegerile pentru Reichstag al lui Adolf Hitler și al Partidului Nazist și numirea lui Hitler în funcția de cancelar, Hans Goslar a fost forțat să demisioneze din postul guvernamental pe care-l ocupa. După o încercare eșuată de a se stabili în Anglia, unde Hans Goslar nu a putut găsi un serviciu care să-i permită să stea acasă de șabat, familia Goslar s-a mutat la Amsterdam, Olanda. Hannah a urmat cursurile Școlii Publice Montessori nr. 6, unde a devenit cea mai bună prietenă a Annei Frank. Anne și Hannah au fost, de asemenea, prietene apropiate cu Susanne "Sanne" Ledermann, care locuia în aceeași zonă, dar învăța la o altă școală, și mai târziu cu Ilse Wagner și cu Jacqueline van Maarsen.

Arestarea și viața în lagărul de concentrare
În 1943, Hannah, tatăl ei, bunicii materni, împreună cu Gabriela ("Gabi"), sora mai mică a lui Hannah, au fost arestați și trimiși în lagărul de tranzit Westerbork și au ajuns în cele din urmă în lagărul de concentrare Bergen-Belsen. Hannah s-a aflat într-o secțiune privilegiată a lagărului pentru că familia ei avea asupra ei pașapoarte palestiniene emise de autoritățile britanice. Cândva în perioada ianuarie-februarie 1945, Hannah a întâlnit-o pentru o scurtă perioadă pe Anne Frank, care era deținută în condiții grele în altă parte a lagărului. Hannah i-a strecurat Annei un pachet cu pâine și șosete. Hannah și Gabi au supraviețuit 14 luni la Bergen-Belsen. Tatăl ei și bunicii materni au murit de boală înainte de eliberare. Hannah și Gabi au fost singurii membri ai familiei lor care au supraviețuit războiului și în 1947 au emigrat în Israel, stabilindu-se la Ierusalim.

Ultimii ani
Hannah s-a căsătorit cu dr. Walter Pinchas Pick, cu care a avut trei copii. Cei doi soți au locuit la Ierusalim, iar Hannah a avut în total zece nepoți.

Hannah a apărut în mai multe filme documentare despre Anne Frank, inclusiv în documentarul The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank (1988), documentarul Anne Frank Remembered (1995) și  documentarul Classmates of Anne Frank (2008).

Note

Legături externe
 Interviu cu Hanneli Pick-Goslar

Nașteri în 1928
Nașteri pe 12 noiembrie
Decese în 2022
Decese pe 28 octombrie
Evrei așkenazi
Evrei neerlandezi
Evrei germani
Evrei israelieni
Oameni din Berlin
Oameni din Ierusalim
Persoane asociate cu Anne Frank

Hanneli Goslar


Atsushi Nagai (født 23. december 1974) er en tidligere japansk fodboldspiller.

Han har spillet for flere forskellige klubber i sin karriere, herunder Avispa Fukuoka, Montedio Yamagata og Vegalta Sendai.

Eksterne henvisninger

Fodboldspillere fra Japan

Atsushi Nagai


Joplin puede referirse a:

Lugares
Joplin (Misuri), ciudad en el condado de Jasper, estado estadounidense de Misuri.
Municipio de Joplin (condado de Jasper, Misuri), Estados Unidos.
Joplin (Montana), lugar designado por el censo en el condado de Liberty, estado estadounidense de Montana.

Meteorología
Tornado de Joplin de 2011, fenómeno meteorológico ocurrido en mayo de 2011 en Joplin, Misuri, Estados Unidos.

Personas
Janis Joplin (1943–1970), cantante estadounidense.
Scott Joplin (1868-1917), músico estadounidense.

Personajes ficticios
Trudy Joplin, personaje de Miami Vice.

Joplin


İzzet İskender Timur Türsen (d. 6 Kasım 1962, İzmir)  Tual müzik grubunun üyesi, gitarist, solist, tıp doktoru.

Hayatı
1962 yılında İzmir'de doğdu. Babasının aldığı gitar ile müziğe başladı, aynı zamanda Ege Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi'ni bitirerek tıp doktoru oldu. Tual grubu ilk kurulduğundan beri yer almakta, gitar, bas gitar çalmakta ve solistliğini yapmaktadır. Pencere, Tiryakinim, Yine Aylardan Kasım, Deliriyorum, Ulan, Karanfiller gibi birçok şarkının bestecisi ve söz yazarıdır.

Ayrıca Rafet El Roman'ın birçok albümüne, Popstar Evren olarak da tanınan Evren Mevlanaoğlu'na ve Ayten Alpman'a son albümü için beste ve söz vermiştir. (Hanımeli, Olmuyor Bir Tanem, Yanarım, Umut, Gönül, Karanfiller, Pencere bunlardan bazılarıdır.) 2009 yılında Hülya Avşar Türsen'in Tiryakinim adlı eserini yeniden yorumlamıştır.

2007 yılı başında Tual'den müzikal anlaşmazlık nedeniyle ayrılan İskender Türsen, Tual grubunun ilk elemanlarından davulcu Göksel Öncan ve gitarist Ertuğrul Perşembe ile bir araya gelerek yoluna Grup Tual adıyla devam etti. Bu tarihten itibaren grubun solistliğini de üstlenmiştir.

2012 yılında obezite ile savaşmak adına İzmir'deki okullarda teneffüslerde çalınması için 'Mutluluk Harakette' isimli bir şarkı yazmıştır.

2018 yılında Koray Avcı, müzisyenin Yine Aylardan Kasım şarkısını Senin İçin Değer albümünde yeniden yorumlamıştır.

Grup Tual'in 2019 yılında çıkardığı 4 parçadan oluşan Sakin Şehrin Işıkları albümü ile grubun 2020 yılında çıkardığı, Nafile adlı single çalışmasının söz ve müziği Türsen'e aittir.

Türsen, evli olup, bir çocuk babasıdır.

Kaynakça

Yaşayan insanlar
1962 doğumlular
İzmir doğumlu erkek şarkıcılar
Türk erkek pop şarkıcıları
Türk rock şarkıcıları
Türk gitaristler
Ege Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesinde öğrenim görenler
20. yüzyılda Türk erkek şarkıcılar
21. yüzyılda Türk erkek şarkıcılar
Türk erkek şarkıcı-şarkı yazarları

İskender Türsen


Shohei Otsuka (født 11. april 1990) er en japansk fodboldspiller, som spiller for den japanske fodboldklub SC Sagamihara.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Fodboldspillere fra Japan

Shohei Otsuka


Sedat Güler (d. 1966), Türk atıcı

Atıcılık sporuna 12 yaşında başladı. Havalı tüfekte, Romanya'da yapılan uluslararası müsabakada 3. oldu. 40 kez milli olan Sedat Güler birçok kez Türkiye şampiyonluğu kazanmıştır.

1966 doğumlular
Türk erkek atıcılar
Yaşayan insanlar

Sedat Güler


LGBT osobe u Sloveniji još uvijek se mogu suočiti s određenim pravnim ograničenjima u odnosu na ostale stanovnike, iako su prava kroz godine značajno proširena.

Povijest
Pod kaznenin zakonom iz 1959. godine, sve muške homoseksualne aktivnosti bile su nezakonite u cijeloj, sada bivšoj, Jugoslaviji. Zakon koji je dekriminalizirao istospolne seksualne aktivnosti u Sloveniji stupio je na snagu 1977. godine, nakon što je reforma ustava SFRJ 1974. omogućila državama veću kontrolu nad vlastitim kaznenim zakonom. Uklonjeni su svi zakoni koji diskriminiraju na temelju seksualne orijentacije. Lezbijske veze nisu se spominjale u starom zakonodavstvu.

Prava i zakoni

Priznanje istospolnih zajednica

Pravna zaštita

Sažetak prava

Vidi još
 LGBT-ovska prava u Europi
 Prava LGBT osoba prema državi ili teritoriju

Izvori

Slovenija
Politika Slovenije

Prava LGBT osoba u Sloveniji


Maxim Sozontovich Berezovsky (transcrições alternativas: Maxim Berezovski, Maksim Berezovsky ou Maksym Berezovsky,    , ; cerca de 1745(?) — 2 de Abril de 1777) foi um compositor, cantor de ópera, baixista e violinista de Hlukhiv (Glukhov em russo), na Ucrânia, no Hetmanato Cossaco, então parte do Império Russo.

Influência cultural
O filme de 1983 de Andrei Tarkovsky, Nostalghia, é "um comentário sobre o exílio contado através da vida de Berezovsky".

Compositores da Era clássica
Mortos em 1777
Nascidos na década de 1740

Maxim Berezovsky


Jean-Christophe Bahebeck (Saint-Denis, Francia, 1 de mayo de 1993) es un futbolista francés que juega como delantero en el Club Atlético Palmaflor de la Primera División de Bolivia.

Selección nacional
Ha sido internacional con la selección de Francia ,  y .

Clubes

Estadísticas
 Actualizado al último partido jugado el 23 de enero de 2022.

 (*) Copa de Francia, Copa de la Liga de Francia, Supercopa de Francia, KNVB beker y Copa de Serbia
 (**) Liga Europea de la UEFA Copa de Campeones de la UEFA y Liga Europa Conferencia de la UEFA

Palmarés

Campeonatos nacionales

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Ficha oficial de Jean-Christophe Bahebeck en el París Saint-Germain

 Ficha en FFF

Deportistas de París
Futbolistas de Francia
Futbolistas del Paris Saint-Germain Football Club
Futbolistas de la Espérance Sportive Troyes Aube Champagne
Futbolistas del Valenciennes Football Club
Futbolistas de la Association Sportive de Saint-Étienne
Futbolistas del Delfino Pescara 1936
Futbolistas del Football Club Utrecht
Futbolistas del Partizán de Belgrado
Futbolistas del Club Atlético Palmaflor
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-18 de Francia
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-19 de Francia
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-20 de Francia
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-21 de Francia
Franco-camerunés

Jean-Christophe Bahebeck


Skaters
The statistics listed include the 2022–23 NHL regular season and 2023 playoffs.

All-time leaders (skaters)
Active skaters (during 2023–24  NHL season) are listed in boldface.

Regular season: Points

Regular season: Points per game

Minimum 500 points

 Wayne Gretzky, 1.921
 Mario Lemieux, 1.883
 Mike Bossy, 1.497
 Connor McDavid, 1.431
 Bobby Orr, 1.393
 Marcel Dionne, 1.314
 Sidney Crosby, 1.272
 Peter Stastny, 1.268
 Peter Forsberg, 1.250
 Kent Nilsson, 1.241
 Phil Esposito, 1.240
 Guy Lafleur, 1.202
 Joe Sakic, 1.191
 Dale Hawerchuk, 1.186
 Pat LaFontaine, 1.171
 Evgeni Malkin, 1.168
 Steve Yzerman, 1.159
 Eric Lindros, 1.138
 Bernie Federko, 1.130
 Artemi Panarin, 1.120
 Denis Savard, 1.119
 Jari Kurri, 1.118
 Bryan Trottier, 1.114
 Gilbert Perreault, 1.113
 Pavel Bure, 1.110

Regular season: Goals

Regular season: Goals per game

Minimum: 200 goals

 Mike Bossy, 0.762
 Mario Lemieux, 0.754
 Cy Denneny, 0.751
 Babe Dye, 0.742
 Pavel Bure, 0.623
 Alexander Ovechkin, 0.610
 Wayne Gretzky, 0.601
 Brett Hull, 0.584
 Bobby Hull, 0.574
 Tim Kerr, 0.565
 Rick Martin, 0.561
 Phil Esposito, 0.559
 Maurice Richard, 0.556
 Cam Neely, 0.544
 Marcel Dionne, 0.542
 Pat LaFontaine, 0.541
 Steven Stamkos, 0.513
 Rick Vaive, 0.503
 Michel Goulet, 0.503
 Nels Stewart, 0.498
 Guy Lafleur, 0.497
 Mike Gartner, 0.494
 Dino Ciccarelli, 0.493
 Howie Morenz, 0.493
 Blaine Stoughton, 0.490

Regular season: Power Play goals

 Alexander Ovechkin, 299
 Dave Andreychuk, 274
 Brett Hull, 265
 Teemu Selanne, 255
 Luc Robitaille, 247
 Phil Esposito, 246
 Brendan Shanahan, 237
 Mario Lemieux, 236
 Marcel Dionne, 234
 Dino Ciccarelli, 232
 Mike Gartner, 217  Jaromir Jagr, 217
 Joe Nieuwendyk, 215
 Keith Tkachuk, 212
 Gordie Howe, 211
 Joe Sakic, 205
 Wayne Gretzky, 204
 Steve Yzerman, 202
 Mark Recchi, 200
 Brian Bellows, 198
 Jarome Iginla, 197
 Pierre Turgeon, 190
 Ron Francis, 188
 Pat Verbeek, 186
 Jeremy Roenick, 184

Regular season: Short-handed goals

 Wayne Gretzky, 73
 Mark Messier, 63
 Steve Yzerman, 50
 Mario Lemieux, 49
 Butch Goring, 39  Dave Poulin, 39  Jari Kurri, 39
  Sergei Fedorov, 36
 Theoren Fleury, 35  Dirk Graham, 35
  Pavel Bure, 34  Derek Sanderson, 34  Marian Hossa, 34
  Brian Rolston, 33  Guy Carbonneau, 33  Brad Marchand, 33
  Peter Bondra, 32  Bobby Clarke, 32  Joe Sakic, 32  Dave Keon, 32
  Bill Barber, 31   Mats Sundin, 31
  Bob Pulford, 30
  Martin St. Louis, 29  Russ Courtnall, 29  Craig MacTavish, 29  Mike Modano, 29  Esa Tikkanen, 29

Regular season: Game-winning goals

Jaromir Jagr, 135
 Alexander Ovechkin, 121
 Gordie Howe, 121
 Phil Esposito, 118
 Brett Hull, 110  Teemu Selanne, 110
  Patrick Marleau, 109  Brendan Shanahan, 109
  Jarome Iginla, 101
 Guy Lafleur, 98  Bobby Hull, 98
  Mats Sundin, 96
 Steve Yzerman, 94
 Sergei Fedorov, 93  Joe Nieuwendyk, 93
  Mark Messier, 92  Mike Modano, 92  Jeremy Roenick, 92  Johnny Bucyk, 92
  Wayne Gretzky, 91  Mark Recchi, 91
  Mike Gartner, 90
 Luc Robitaille, 89
 Joe Sakic, 86  Pierre Turgeon, 86  Daniel Sedin, 86

Regular season: Overtime goals
If a game is tied after regulation time (which lasts three 20-minute periods), there will be a period of "overtime" to decide the winner. The player who scores during these extra five minutes is given the overtime goal. All overtime in the NHL is sudden death—meaning the first team to score is the winner—so the player who scores in overtime also has the game-winning goal.

Alexander Ovechkin, 24
Jaromir Jagr, 19
Sidney Crosby, 18
 Ilya Kovalchuk, 17  Brad Marchand, 17
 Max Pacioretty, 16  Patrik Elias, 16  Daniel Sedin, 16
  John Tavares, 15  Jonathan Toews, 15  Brent Burns, 15  Sergei Fedorov, 15  Marian Hossa, 15  Mats Sundin, 15  Jeff Carter, 15
  Olli Jokinen, 13  Steve Thomas, 13  Scott Niedermayer, 13  Evgeni Malkin, 13  Connor McDavid, 13
 Ryan O'Reilly, 12  Daniel Briere, 12  Brett Hull, 12  Brendan Shanahan, 12  Taylor Hall, 12  Jakub Voracek, 12  Nels Stewart, 12

Regular season: Empty net goals

 Wayne Gretzky, 56
 Marian Hossa, 40
 Alexander Ovechkin, 39
 Mario Lemieux, 33
 Jarome Iginla, 32
 Eric Staal, 31
 Joe Thornton, 29
 Brad Marchand, 28  Pavel Bure, 28  Bryan Trottier, 28
  Teemu Selanne, 26
  Mark Messier, 25  Blake Wheeler, 25  Patrick Kane, 25  Patrice Bergeron, 25
  Zach Parise, 24  Keith Tkachuk, 24
   David Backes, 23  Evgeni Malkin, 23  Sidney Crosby, 23  Ilya Kovalchuk, 23  Daniel Alfredsson, 23  Marcel Dionne, 23
  Rick Nash, 22  Jaromir Jagr, 22  Steve Yzerman, 22

Regular season: Assists

 Wayne Gretzky, 1,963
 Ron Francis, 1,249
 Mark Messier, 1,193
 Ray Bourque, 1,169
 Jaromir Jagr, 1,155
 Paul Coffey, 1,135
 Joe Thornton, 1,109
 Adam Oates, 1,079
 Steve Yzerman, 1,063
 Gordie Howe, 1,049
 Marcel Dionne, 1,040
 Mario Lemieux, 1,033
 Joe Sakic, 1,016
 Doug Gilmour, 964
 Mark Recchi, 956
 Al MacInnis, 934
 Larry Murphy, 929
 Stan Mikita, 926
 Bryan Trottier, 901
 Phil Housley, 894
 Sidney Crosby, 892
 Dale Hawerchuk, 891
 Nicklas Lidstrom, 878
 Phil Esposito, 873
 Denis Savard, 865
 Bobby Clarke, 852
 Henrik Sedin, 830
 Alex Delvecchio, 825
 Gilbert Perreault, 814
 Johnny Bucyk, 813  Mike Modano, 813
  Pierre Turgeon, 812
 Jari Kurri, 797
 Guy Lafleur, 793
 Peter Stastny, 789
 Mats Sundin, 785
 Brian Leetch, 781
 Jean Ratelle, 776
 Vincent Damphousse, 773  Teemu Selanne, 773
  Chris Chelios, 763
 Bernie Federko, 761
 Doug Weight, 755
 Patrick Kane, 750
 Larry Robinson, 750
 Nicklas Backstrom, 747
 Denis Potvin, 742
 Norm Ullman, 739
 Ryan Getzlaf, 737
 Bernie Nicholls, 734

Regular season: Assists per game

Minimum: 300 assists

 Wayne Gretzky, 1.320
 Mario Lemieux, 1.129
 Bobby Orr, 0.982
 Connor McDavid, 0.931
 Peter Forsberg, 0.898
 Peter Stastny, 0.808
 Adam Oates, 0.807
 Paul Coffey, 0.806
 Sidney Crosby, 0.805
 Marcel Dionne, 0.772
 Kent Nilsson, 0.763
 Bernie Federko, 0.761
 Dale Hawerchuk, 0.750
 Bobby Clarke, 0.745
 Craig Janney, 0.741
 Joe Sakic, 0.737
 Mike Bossy, 0.735
 Ray Bourque, 0.725
 Denis Savard, 0.723
 Evgeni Malkin, 0.723
 Ron Francis, 0.722
 Nicklas Backstrom, 0.714
 Artemi Panarin, 0.711
 Bryan Trottier, 0.704
 Guy Lafleur, 0.704

Regular season: Games played (skaters)

 Patrick Marleau, 1,779
 Gordie Howe, 1,767
 Mark Messier, 1,756
 Jaromir Jagr, 1,733
 Ron Francis, 1,731
 Joe Thornton, 1,714
 Zdeno Chara, 1,680
 Mark Recchi, 1,652
 Chris Chelios, 1,651
 Dave Andreychuk, 1,639
 Scott Stevens, 1,635
 Larry Murphy, 1,615
 Ray Bourque, 1,612
 Nicklas Lidstrom, 1,564
 Jarome Iginla, 1,554
 Alex Delvecchio, 1,549
 Johnny Bucyk, 1,540  Shane Doan, 1,540
  Brendan Shanahan, 1,524
 Matt Cullen, 1,516
 Steve Yzerman, 1,514
 Mike Modano, 1,499
 Phil Housley, 1,495
 Wayne Gretzky, 1,487
 Rod Brind'Amour, 1,484

Regular season: Penalty minutes

 Tiger Williams, 3,971
 Dale Hunter, 3,565
 Tie Domi, 3,515
 Marty McSorley, 3,381
 Bob Probert, 3,300
 Robert Ray, 3,207
 Craig Berube, 3,149
 Tim Hunter, 3,146
 Chris Nilan, 3,043
 Rick Tocchet, 2,972
 Pat Verbeek, 2,905
 Chris Chelios, 2,891
 Dave Manson, 2,792
 Scott Stevens, 2,785
 Donald Brashear, 2,634
 Willi Plett, 2,572
 Gino Odjick, 2,567
 Matthew Barnaby, 2,562
 Gary Roberts, 2,560
 Joe Kocur, 2,519
 Kenneth Daneyko, 2,516
 Brendan Shanahan, 2,489
 Scott Mellanby, 2,479
 Chris Neil, 2,459
 Basil McRae, 2,457

Regular season: Plus-minus

 Larry Robinson, +722
 Bobby Orr, +582
 Ray Bourque, +527
 Wayne Gretzky, +520
 Bobby Clarke, +507
 Serge Savard, +462
 Denis Potvin, +456
 Nicklas Lidstrom, +450
 Bryan Trottier, +449
 Guy Lafleur, +446
 Brad McCrimmon, +444
 Mark Howe, +400
 Scott Stevens, +395
 Steve Shutt, +394
 Mike Bossy, +380
 Al MacInnis, +371
 Brad Park, +363
 Chris Chelios, +351
 Jacques Lemaire, +344
 Guy Lapointe, +329  Stan Mikita, +329
Craig Ramsay, +324
 Jaromir Jagr, +322
 Bill Hajt, +321
 Dallas Smith, +318

Regular season: Shots on goal

 Ray Bourque, 6,209
 Alexander Ovechkin, 6,061
 Jaromir Jagr, 5,637
 Marcel Dionne, 5,363
 Phil Esposito, 5,166
 Al MacInnis, 5,157
 Mike Gartner, 5,090
 Wayne Gretzky, 5,088
 Brendan Shanahan, 5,086
 Brett Hull, 4,876
 Jarome Iginla, 4,759
 Joe Sakic, 4,621
 Steve Yzerman, 4,602
 Bobby Hull, 4,577
 Dave Andreychuk, 4,556
 Teemu Selanne, 4,540
 Stan Mikita, 4,482
 Paul Coffey, 4,389
 Patrick Marleau, 4,333
 Mike Modano, 4,273
 Marian Hossa, 4,229
 Mark Messier, 4,221
 Mats Sundin, 4,015
 Sergei Fedorov, 3,985
 Luc Robitaille, 3,961

Regular season: Shooting percentage
Shooting percentage is the percentage of shots on goal which result in a goal.

Minimum 800 shots

 Craig Simpson, 23.66%
 Charlie Simmer, 22.34%
 Paul MacLean, 21.41%
 Mike Bossy, 21.18%
 Yvon Lambert, 19.85%
 Rick Middleton, 19.69%
 Blaine Stoughton, 19.52%
 Darryl Sutter, 19.42%
 Rob Brown, 19.41%
 Mike Ridley, 19.30%
 Steve Vickers, 19.28%
 Kent Nilsson, 19.21%
 Tom McCarthy, 19.16%
 Jari Kurri, 19.13%
 Johnny Bucyk, 19.09%
 Mario Lemieux, 18.99%
 Peter Stastny, 18.96%
 Ray Ferraro, 18.85%
 Mark Hunter, 18.78%
 Tim Kerr, 18.77%

Playoff: Points

 Wayne Gretzky, 382
 Mark Messier, 295
 Jari Kurri, 233
 Glenn Anderson, 214
  Sidney Crosby, 201
 Jaromir Jagr, 201
 Paul Coffey, 196
 Brett Hull, 190
 Doug Gilmour, 188  Joe Sakic, 188
  Steve Yzerman, 185
 Nicklas Lidstrom, 183
 Bryan Trottier, 182
 Ray Bourque, 180  Evgeni Malkin, 180
  Jean Beliveau, 176  Sergei Fedorov, 176
 Denis Savard, 175
 Mario Lemieux, 172
 Peter Forsberg, 171
 Denis Potvin, 165
 Mike Bossy, 160  Gordie Howe, 160  Al MacInnis, 160  Bobby Smith, 160

Playoff: Points per game
Minimum: 50 points

 Wayne Gretzky, 1.837
 Mario Lemieux, 1.608
 Nathan MacKinnon, 1.329
 Mark Messier, 1.250
 Bobby Orr, 1.243
 Mike Bossy, 1.240
 Mikko Rantanen, 1.222
 Jari Kurri, 1.165
 Gilbert Perreault, 1.144
 Peter Forsberg, 1.133
 Nikita Kucherov, 1.132
 Peter Stastny, 1.129
 Sidney Crosby, 1.117
 Bernie Federko, 1.110
 Pavel Bure, 1.094
 Joe Sakic, 1.093
 Cale Makar, 1.091
 Jean Beliveau, 1.086
 Bobby Hull, 1.084
 Eric Lindros, 1.076
 Toe Blake, 1.069
 Ken Linseman, 1.062
 David Pastrnak, 1.057
 Phil Esposito, 1.054
 Guy Lafleur, 1.047

Playoff: Goals

 Wayne Gretzky, 122
 Mark Messier, 109
 Jari Kurri, 106
 Brett Hull, 103
 Glenn Anderson, 93
 Mike Bossy, 85
 Joe Sakic, 84
 Maurice Richard, 82
 Claude Lemieux, 80
 Jean Beliveau, 79
 Jaromir Jagr, 78
 Mario Lemieux, 76
 Dino Ciccarelli, 73
 Esa Tikkanen, 72  Patrick Marleau, 72  Alexander Ovechkin, 72
 Bryan Trottier, 71  Sidney Crosby, 71
 Steve Yzerman, 70
 Gordie Howe, 68
 Evgeni Malkin, 67
 Joe Nieuwendyk, 66  Denis Savard, 66
 Yvan Cournoyer, 64  Peter Forsberg, 64  Brian Propp, 64  Bobby Smith, 64   Joe Pavelski, 64

Playoff: Goals per game

Minimum 20 goals

 Mario Lemieux, 0.710
 Mike Bossy, 0.659
 Barry Pederson, 0.647
 Maurice Richard, 0.621
 Cam Neely, 0.613
 Wayne Gretzky, 0.587
 Nathan MacKinnon, 0.560
 Pavel Bure, 0.547
 Craig Simpson, 0.537
 Brayden Point, 0.537
 Jari Kurri, 0.530
 Bobby Hull, 0.521
 Gordie Drillon, 0.520
 Dino Ciccarelli, 0.518
 Brett Hull, 0.510
 Jake Guentzel, 0.510
 Steve Shutt, 0.505
 Alexander Ovechkin, 0.504
 Reggie Leach, 0.500
 Rick Vaive, 0.500
 Tim Kerr, 0.494
 Steve Payne, 0.493
 Joe Sakic, 0.488
 Jean Beliveau, 0.488
 Rick MacLeish, 0.474

Playoff: Power Play goals

 Brett Hull, 38
 Mike Bossy, 35  Wayne Gretzky, 35
 Dino Ciccarelli, 34
 Nicklas Lidstrom, 30
 Mario Lemieux, 29
 Evgeni Malkin, 28  Denis Potvin, 28  Alexander Ovechkin, 28
  Brian Propp, 27  Joe Sakic, 27  Steve Yzerman, 27
  Al MacInnis, 26  Jean Beliveau, 26  [[Joe Pavelski]], 26
  [[Cam Neely]], 25
 [[Daniel Alfredsson]], 25
 [[Jari Kurri]], 25

 [[Jaromír Jágr|Jaromir Jagr]], 24
 [[Mike Modano]], 24
 [[Denis Savard]], 24
 [[Bobby Smith (ice hockey)|Bobby Smith]], 24
 [[Patrick Marleau]], 24
 [[Bobby Hull]], 24
 [[Mark Messier]], 24
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Playoff: Short-handed goals

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 [[Mark Messier]], 14
 [[Wayne Gretzky]], 12
 [[Jari Kurri]], 10
 [[Håkan Loob|Hakan Loob]], 8
 [[Ed Westfall]], 8

 [[Mario Lemieux]], 7
 [[Dave Poulin]], 6
 [[Wayne Presley]], 6
 [[Brian Rolston]], 6
 [[Derek Sanderson]], 6
 [[Dave Keon]], 6
 [[Guy Carbonneau]], 6
 [[Paul Coffey]], 6

 [[Bill Barber]], 5
 [[Bob Bourne]], 5
 [[Sergei Fedorov]], 5
 [[Lorne Henning]], 5
 [[Anders Kallur]], 5
 [[Kirk Maltby]], 5
 [[Kelly Miller (ice hockey b. 1963)|Kelly Miller]], 5
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Playoff: Game-winning goals
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 [[Wayne Gretzky]], 24
 [[Brett Hull]], 24

 [[Claude Lemieux]], 19
 [[Joe Sakic]], 19

 [[Maurice Richard]], 18
 [[Glenn Anderson]], 17
 [[Mike Bossy]], 17
 [[Chris Drury]], 17

 [[Jaromír Jágr|Jaromir Jagr]], 16
 [[Patrick Marleau]], 16

 [[Mike Modano]], 15
 [[Yvan Cournoyer]], 15
 [[Jean Béliveau|Jean Beliveau]], 15

 [[Peter Forsberg]], 14
 [[Jari Kurri]], 14
 [[Guy Lafleur]], 14
 [[Joe Nieuwendyk]], 14
 [[Mark Messier]], 14
 [[Bernie Geoffrion]], 14
 '''[[Joe Pavelski]]''', 14

 [[Daniel Brière|Daniel Briere]], 13
 [[Dino Ciccarelli]], 13
 [[Doug Gilmour]], 13
 [[Stéphane Richer (ice hockey forward)|Stephane Richer]], 13
 [[Bobby Smith (ice hockey)|Bobby Smith]], 13
 '''[[Evgeni Malkin]]''', 13
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Playoff: Overtime goals
If a game is tied after regulation time (which lasts three 20-minutes periods), there will be as many 20-minute periods of "[[Overtime (ice hockey)|overtime]]" as necessary during the playoffs to determine a winner. The player who scores during this extra time is given the overtime goal. All overtime in the NHL is [[Sudden death (sport)|sudden death]]—meaning the first team to score is the winner—so the player who scores in overtime also has the game-winning goal.
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 [[Joe Sakic]], 8
 [[Maurice Richard]], 6
 [[Glenn Anderson]], 5
 '''[[Patrick Kane]]''', 5
  '''[[Corey Perry]]''', 5

 [[Martin St. Louis]], 4
 [[Joe Murphy (ice hockey)|Joe Murphy]], 4
 [[Kirk Muller]], 4
 '''[[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]]''', 4
 [[Stéphane Richer (ice hockey forward)|Stephane Richer]], 4
 [[Chris Drury]], 4
 [[Jamie Langenbrunner]], 4
 [[Jeremy Roenick]], 4
 [[Bob Nystrom]], 4
 [[Patrice Bergeron]], 4
 [[Dale Hunter]], 4
 [[Esa Tikkanen]], 4
 [[Patrick Marleau]], 4
 [[Wayne Gretzky]], 4
 [[Jaromír Jágr|Jaromir Jagr]], 4
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Playoff: Assists
{{Further|Assist (ice hockey)}}
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 [[Wayne Gretzky]], 260
 [[Mark Messier]], 186
 [[Ray Bourque]], 139
 [[Paul Coffey]], 137
 '''[[Sidney Crosby]]''', 130
 [[Nicklas Lidström|Nicklas Lidstrom]], 129
 [[Doug Gilmour]], 128
 [[Jari Kurri]], 127
 [[Sergei Fedorov]], 124
 [[Jaromír Jágr|Jaromir Jagr]], 123
 [[Glenn Anderson]], 121
 [[Al MacInnis]], 121

 [[Larry Robinson]], 116
 [[Larry Murphy (ice hockey)|Larry Murphy]], 115
 [[Steve Yzerman]], 115

 [[Adam Oates]], 114
 [[Chris Chelios]], 113
 '''[[Evgeni Malkin]]''', 113

 [[Bryan Trottier]], 111
 [[Denis Savard]], 109
 [[Denis Potvin]], 109
 [[Peter Forsberg]], 107
 [[Joe Sakic]], 104
 [[Joe Thornton]], 102
 '''[[Nikita Kucherov]]''', 102
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Playoff: Assists per game

''Minimum 30 assists''
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 [[Wayne Gretzky]], 1.250
 [[Mario Lemieux]], 0.897
 [[Bobby Orr]], 0.892
 [[Barry Pederson]], 0.882
 '''[[Nathan MacKinnon]]''', 0.820
 '''[[Mikko Rantanen]]''', 0.791
 [[Mark Messier]], 0.788
 [[Gilbert Perreault]], 0.778
 [[Peter Šťastný|Peter Stastny]], 0.774
 '''[[Nikita Kucherov]]''', 0.735
 [[Brian Leetch]], 0.726
 [[Bernie Federko]], 0.725
 [[Craig Janney]] 0.717
 [[Dale Hawerchuk]], 0.711
 [[Peter Forsberg]], 0.709
 [[Paul Coffey]], 0.706
 [[Doug Gilmour]], 0.703
 '''[[Sidney Crosby]]''', 0.701
 [[Adam Oates]], 0.699
 [[Kent Nilsson]], 0.695
 [[Al MacInnis]], 0.684
 [[Ken Linseman]], 0.681
 [[Sergei Fedorov]], 0.678
 '''[[Erik Karlsson]]''', 0.672
 [[Ryan Getzlaf]], 0.664
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Playoff: Games played (skaters)
{{further|Games played}}
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 [[Chris Chelios]], 266
 [[Nicklas Lidström|Nicklas Lidstrom]], 263
 [[Mark Messier]], 236
 [[Claude Lemieux]], 234
 [[Scott Stevens]], 233
 [[Guy Carbonneau]], 231
 [[Larry Robinson]], 227
 [[Glenn Anderson]], 225
 [[Kris Draper]], 222
 [[Bryan Trottier]], 221
 [[Mike Keane]], 220
 [[Larry Murphy (ice hockey)|Larry Murphy]], 215
 [[Ray Bourque]], 214
 [[Kevin Lowe]], 214

 [[Wayne Gretzky]], 208
 [[Jaromír Jágr|Jaromir Jagr]], 208

 [[Marián Hossa|Marian Hossa]], 205
 [[Brett Hull]], 202
 [[Scott Niedermayer]], 202

 [[Jari Kurri]], 200
 [[Zdeno Chára|Zdeno Chara]], 200

 [[Steve Yzerman]], 196
 [[Corey Perry]], 196

 [[Patrick Marleau]], 195
 [[Paul Coffey]], 194
 [[Craig MacTavish]], 193
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Playoff: Penalty minutes
A [[Penalty (ice hockey)|penalty]] is given to a player for committing an infraction during the game. The length of the penalty varies depending on the severity of the offence. The amount of penalty minutes recorded for statistical purposes are:
 ''minor'' – 2 minutes
 ''double minor'' – 4 minutes
 ''major'' – 5 minutes
 ''misconduct'' – 10 minutes
 ''game misconduct'' – 10 minutes
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 [[Dale Hunter]], 731
 [[Chris Nilan]], 541
 [[Claude Lemieux]], 529
 [[Rick Tocchet]], 471
 [[Willi Plett]], 466
 [[Tiger Williams]], 455
 [[Glenn Anderson]], 442
 [[Tim Hunter (ice hockey)|Tim Hunter]], 426
 [[Chris Chelios]], 423
 [[Dave Schultz (ice hockey)|Dave Schultz]], 412
 [[Duane Sutter]], 405
 [[Scott Stevens]], 402
 [[Jim Peplinski]], 382
 [[Al Secord]], 382

 [[Marty McSorley]], 374
 [[André Dupont|Andre Dupont]], 352
 [[Basil McRae]], 349
 [[Dave Manson]], 343
 [[Terry O'Reilly]], 335
 [[Gary Roberts (ice hockey)|Gary Roberts]], 332
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Playoff: Plus-minus
[[Plus-minus (ice hockey)|Plus-minus]] is a statistic that indicates the relative goal differential when a player is on the ice. If the player is on the ice when his team scores [[even-strength]] or [[short-handed]], he is given +1; if he is on the ice when the opposing team scores even-strength or short-handed, he is given -1.
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 [[Jari Kurri]], +101
 [[Larry Robinson]], +100
 [[Charlie Huddy]], +98
 [[Wayne Gretzky]], +91
 [[Randy Gregg (ice hockey)|Randy Gregg]], +81
 [[Denis Potvin]], +64
 [[Glenn Anderson]], +63
 [[Nicklas Lidström|Nicklas Lidstrom]], +61
 [[Bobby Orr]], +60
 [[Jacques Lemaire]], +54
 [[Peter Forsberg]], +54

 [[Paul Coffey]], +53
 [[Mark Messier]], +52
 [[Guy Lafleur]], +50
 [[Zdeno Chára|Zdeno Chara]], +49
 [[Steve Smith (ice hockey, born in Scotland)|Steve Smith]], +49
 [[Ken Linseman]], +49

 [[Kevin Lowe]], +48
 [[Jimmy Watson (ice hockey)|Jimmy Watson]], +48
 [[Chris Chelios]], +48
 [[Patrice Bergeron]], +48

 [[Serge Savard]], +47
 [[Steve Shutt]], +46
 [[Scott Stevens]], +44
 [[Dallas Smith (ice hockey)|Dallas Smith]], +43
 [[Carol Vadnais]], +43
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Playoff: Shots on goal
{{further|Shot on goal (ice hockey)}}
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 [[Ray Bourque]], 812
 [[Brett Hull]], 803
 [[Claude Lemieux]], 730
 [[Marián Hossa|Marian Hossa]], 712
 [[Wayne Gretzky]], 699
 [[Jaromír Jágr|Jaromir Jagr]], 682
 [[Mark Messier]], 671
 [[Al MacInnis]], 663
 [[Nicklas Lidström|Nicklas Lidstrom]], 656
 '''[[Alexander Ovechkin]]''', 637
 [[Brendan Shanahan]], 622
 [[Paul Coffey]], 616
 '''[[Evgeni Malkin]]''', 608
 [[Sergei Fedorov]], 603
 [[Chris Chelios]], 587
 [[Steve Yzerman]], 584
 [[Joe Sakic]], 582
 [[Denis Potvin]], 578
 [[Glenn Anderson]], 554
 [[Patrice Bergeron]], 549
 '''[[Sidney Crosby]]''', 542
 [[Phil Esposito]], 535
 [[Bobby Hull]], 531
 [[Jari Kurri]], 527
 [[Jacques Lemaire]], 521
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Playoff: Shooting percentage
Shooting percentage is the percentage of [[shot on goal (ice hockey)|shots on goal]] which result in a [[Goal (ice hockey)|goal]].

''Minimum 80 shots''
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 [[Craig Simpson]], 33.64%
 [[Peter Šťastný|Peter Stastny]], 21.71%
 [[Darryl Sutter]], 21.62%
 [[Andrew Brunette]], 21.25%
 [[Thomas Gradin]], 21.25%
 [[Barry Pederson]], 21.15%
 '''[[Brayden Point]]''', 20.77%
 [[Rick Middleton]], 20.74%
 [[Jari Kurri]], 20.11%
 [[Steve Vickers (ice hockey)|Steve Vickers]], 20.00%
 [[Cam Neely]], 19.79%
 [[Tim Kerr]], 19.70%
 '''[[Jake Guentzel]]''', 19.54%
 [[Mike Bossy]], 19.50%
 [[Paul MacLean (ice hockey)|Paul MacLean]], 19.44%
 [[Ray Ferraro]], 19.27%
 [[Bernie Federko]], 19.13%
 [[Jussi Jokinen]], 19.10%
 [[Tom Fergus]], 19.09%
 [[Mario Lemieux]], 18.91%
 [[Kevin Dineen]], 18.85%
 [[Peter Forsberg]], 18.13%
 [[Steve Shutt]], 18.05%
 [[Orest Kindrachuk]], 18.02%
 [[Anton Šťastný|Anton Stastny]], 18.02%
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Active leaders (skaters)

Regular season: Points (active)
{{Further|Point (ice hockey)}}
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 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 1,410
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 1,409
 [[Patrick Kane]], 1,180
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 1,146
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], 1,067
 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 1,011
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 972
 [[Phil Kessel]], 956
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 924
 [[Claude Giroux]], 923
 [[John Tavares]], 895
 [[Blake Wheeler]], 867
 [[Corey Perry]], 858
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 852
 [[Zach Parise]], 845
 [[Jeff Carter]], 807
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Regular season: Points per game (active)
''Minimum 500 points''
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 [[Connor McDavid]], 1.431
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 1.272
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 1.168
 [[Artemi Panarin]], 1.120
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 1.107
 [[Leon Draisaitl]], 1.104
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 1.096
 [[Patrick Kane]], 1.066
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 1.054
 [[Nathan MacKinnon]], 1.016
 [[Johnny Gaudreau]], 1.012
 [[David Pastrnak]], 0.988
 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 0.956
 [[John Tavares]], 0.943
 [[Aleksander Barkov]], 0.928
 [[Jonathan Huberdeau]], 0.914
 [[Brad Marchand]], 0.910
 [[Claude Giroux]], 0.907
 [[Mark Scheifele]], 0.899
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], 0.882
 [[Vladimir Tarasenko]], 0.865
 [[Taylor Hall]], 0.863
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 0.840
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Regular season: Goals (active)
{{Further|Goal (ice hockey)}}
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 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 822
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 517
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 481
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 444
 [[Patrick Kane]], 430
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 421
 [[Jeff Carter]], 418
 [[Zach Parise]], 408
 [[Corey Perry]], 405
 [[Phil Kessel]], 399
 [[John Tavares]], 391
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], 365
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 357
 [[Brad Marchand]], 351
 [[Jamie Benn]], 329
 [[Max Pacioretty]], 323
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Regular season: Goals per game (active)

''Minimum 200 goals''
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 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 0.610
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 0.522
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 0.468
 [[David Pastrňák|David Pastrnak]], 0.457
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 0.451
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 0.429
 [[John Tavares]], 0.418
 [[Vladimir Tarasenko]], 0.411
 [[Brad Marchand]], 0.397
 [[Patrick Kane]], 0.393
 [[Tyler Seguin]], 0.378
 [[Max Pacioretty]], 0.375
 [[Zach Parise]], 0.371
 [[Nathan MacKinnon]], 0.366
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 0.366
 [[Jeff Carter]], 0.365
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 0.363
 [[Jamie Benn]], 0.359
 [[Logan Couture]], 0.355
 [[Corey Perry]], 0.353
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Regular season: Power Play goals (active)
When a team is given a [[Penalty (ice hockey)|penalty]] for committing an infraction (such as [[Tripping (ice hockey)|tripping]] another player), the offending player must sit in the [[penalty box]], and his team must play with one fewer player on the ice. The penalized team is said to be "[[short-handed]]", while the other team has a "[[Power play (sport)|powerplay]]". If a player scores while his team is on the powerplay, this is recorded as a powerplay goal.
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 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 299
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 181
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 162
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 153
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 152
 [[Zach Parise]], 122
 [[Patrick Kane]], 120
 [[Phil Kessel]], 117
 [[Jeff Carter]], 117

[[John Tavares]], 116
 [[Corey Perry]], 111
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], 104
 [[Wayne Simmonds]], 102
 [[Leon Draisaitl]], 93

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Regular season: Short-handed goals (active)
When a team is given a [[Penalty (ice hockey)|penalty]] for committing an infraction (such as [[Tripping (ice hockey)|tripping]] another player), the offending player must sit in the [[penalty box]], and his team must play with one fewer player on the ice. The penalized team is said to be "[[short-handed]]", while the other team has a "[[Power play (sport)|powerplay]]". If a player scores while his team is short handed, this is recorded as a short-handed goal.
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 [[Brad Marchand]], 33
 [[Andrew Cogliano]], 21
 [[Jeff Carter]], 19
 [[Cam Atkinson]], 19

[[Jordan Staal]], 17
 [[Cal Clutterbuck]], 17
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 17

 [[Evander Kane]], 16
 [[Jean-Gabriel Pageau]], 16

 [[Brad Richardson]], 15
 [[Mikael Backlund]], 15

 [[Adam Henrique]], 14
 [[Brandon Sutter]], 14
 [[Darren Helm]], 14
 [[Blake Wheeler]], 14

 [[Jamie Benn]], 13
 [[Sebastian Aho (ice hockey, born 1997)|Sebastian Aho]], 13
 [[Derek Stepan]], 13
 [[Logan Couture]], 13
 [[Anze Kopitar]], 13
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Regular season: Game-winning goals (active)
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 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 121
 [[Jeff Carter]], 86
 [[Zach Parise]], 80
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 78
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 78

[[Steven Stamkos]], 73
 [[Phil Kessel]], 70
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 69
 [[Corey Perry]], 69

 [[Jonathan Toews]], 68

 [[Patrick Kane]], 67
 [[Brad Marchand]], 67

 [[Max Pacioretty]], 65
 [[Anze Kopitar]], 61
 [[John Tavares]], 59
 [[Tyler Seguin]], 54
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Regular season: Overtime goals (active)
If a game is tied after regulation time (which lasts three 20-minutes periods), there will be a period of "[[Overtime (ice hockey)|overtime]]" to decide the winner. The player who scores during this extra time is given the overtime goal. All overtime in the NHL is [[Sudden death (sport)|sudden death]]—meaning the first team to score is the winner—so the player who scores in overtime also has the game-winning goal.
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 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 22
 [[Jeff Carter]], 13
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 13

 [[Brad Marchand]], 12
 [[Brent Burns]], 12
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 12

 [[John Tavares]], 11

 [[Sean Monahan]], 10
 [[Max Pacioretty]], 10
 [[Taylor Hall]], 10
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 10
 [[Claude Giroux]], 10

 [[Vladimir Tarasenko]], 9
 [[Jakub Voráček|Jakub Voracek]], 9
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Regular season: Empty net goals (active)

{{Div col}}
 [[Eric Staal]], 30
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 29
 [[Michael Grabner]], 20
 [[Brad Marchand]], 20
 [[John Tavares]], 20
 [[Zach Parise]], 20
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 20

 [[Blake Wheeler]], 19
 [[Patrick Kane]], 18

 [[Max Pacioretty]], 17
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 17

 [[Jeff Carter]], 16

 [[Andrew Cogliano]], 14
 [[Milan Lucic]], 14
 [[Corey Perry]], 14
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Assists (active)
{{Further|Assist (ice hockey)}}
{{Div col}}
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 892
 [[Patrick Kane]], 750
 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 747
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], 702
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 702
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 630
 [[Claude Giroux]], 629
 [[Jakub Voracek]], 578
 [[Blake Wheeler]], 571
 [[Phil Kessel]], 557
 [[Brent Burns]], 550
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Assists per game (active)

''Minimum 300 assists''
{{Div col}}
 [[Connor McDavid]], 0.940
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 0.816
 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 0.724
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 0.714
 [[Patrick Kane]], 0.628
 [[Claude Giroux]], 0.627
 [[Erik Karlsson]], 0.625
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], 0.584
 [[John Tavares]], 0.522
 [[Jakub Voráček|Jakub Voracek]], 0.518
 [[Paul Stastny]], 0.517
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 0.514
 [[Jamie Benn]], 0.513
 [[Kris Letang]], 0.500
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Games played (skaters, active)
{{further|Games played}}
{{Div col}}
 [[Ryan Suter]], 1,280
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 1,274
 [[Brent Burns]], 1,251
 [[Anze Kopitar]], 1,210
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Penalty minutes (active)
A [[Penalty (ice hockey)|penalty]] is given to a player for committing an infraction during the game. The length of the penalty varies depending on the severity of the offence. The amount of penalty minutes recorded for statistical purposes are:
 ''minor'' – 2 minutes
 ''double minor'' – 4 minutes
 ''major'' – 5 minutes
 ''misconduct'' – 10 minutes
 ''game misconduct'' – 10 minutes
{{Div col}}
 [[Corey Perry]], 1,285
 [[Wayne Simmonds]], 1,266
 [[Milan Lucic]], 1,256
 [[Tom Wilson (ice hockey)|Tom Wilson]], 1,221
 [[Antoine Roussel]], 1,063
 [[Matt Martin (ice hockey, born 1989)|Matt Martin]], 1,052
 [[Evander Kane]], 1,048
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 1,008
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Plus-minus (active)
[[Plus-minus (ice hockey)|Plus-minus]] is a statistic that indicates the relative goal differential when a player is on the ice. If the player is on the ice when his team scores [[even-strength]] or [[short-handed]], he is given +1; if he is on the ice when the opposing team scores even-strength or they score a goal while he is on the powerplay, he is given -1.
{{Div col}}
 [[Brad Marchand]], +263
 [[Ryan McDonagh]], +215
 [[Sidney Crosby]], +202
 [[Jonathan Toews]], +179
 [[Ondrej Palat]], +147
 [[Victor Hedman]], +147
 [[Joe Pavelski]], +147

 [[Artemi Panarin]], +134
 [[Ian Cole]], +131
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], +129
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Shots on goal (active)
{{further|Shot on goal (ice hockey)}}
{{Div col}}
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 6,061
 [[Jeff Carter]], 3,738
 [[Phil Kessel]], 3,700
 [[Patrick Kane]], 3,684
 [[Zach Parise]], 3,544
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 3,539
 [[Brent Burns]], 3,437
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 3,328
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 3,246
 [[Corey Perry]], 3,162
 [[John Tavares]], 2,993
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Shooting percentage (active)
Shooting percentage is the percentage of [[shot on goal (ice hockey)|shots on goal]] which result in a [[Goal (ice hockey)|goal]].

''Minimum 800 shots''
{{Div col}}
 [[Leon Draisaitl]], 17.6%
 [[Brayden Point]], 17.1%
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 17.0%
 [[Auston Matthews]], 16.4%
 [[Mark Scheifele]], 16.3%
 [[Jake Guentzel]], 15.9%
 [[Brad Marchand]], 15.8%
 [[Mikko Rantanen]], 15.7%
 [[Mark Stone (ice hockey)|Mark Stone]], 15.6%
 [[Alex DeBrincat]], 15.5%
 [[Kyle Connor]], 15.3%
 [[Adam Henrique]], 15.2%
 [[Patrik Laine]], 15.1%
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 15.0%
 [[Connor McDavid]], 15.0%
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Points (active)
{{Further|Point (ice hockey)}}
{{Div col}}
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 201
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 180
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 154
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 141
 [[Patrick Kane]], 132
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 125
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 119
 [[Corey Perry]], 119

 [[Brad Marchand]], 118
 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 114
 [[Victor Hedman]], 107
 [[Logan Couture]], 101
 [[Ondrej Palat]], 94
 [[Nathan MacKinnon]], 93
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 91
 [[Kris Letang]], 90
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Points per game (active)
''Minimum 50 points''

{{Div col}}
 [[Leon Draisaitl]], 1.59
 [[Connor McDavid]], 1.49
 [[Nathan MacKinnon]], 1.33
 [[Mikko Rantanen]], 1.22
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 1.13
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 1.12
 [[Cale Makar]], 1.09
 [[David Pastrnak]], 1.06
 [[Brayden Point]], 1.03
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 1.02
 [[Jake Guentzel]], 1.00
 [[Gabriel Landeskog]], 0.97
 [[Patrick Kane]], 0.97
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 0.96
 [[Ryan O'Reilly]], 0.88
 [[Logan Couture]], 0.87
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 0.87
 [[Claude Giroux]], 0.85
 [[Brad Marchand]], 0.85
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Goals (active)
{{Further|Goal (ice hockey)}}
{{Div col}}
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 72
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 71
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 67
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 64
 [[Patrick Kane]], 52
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 52
 [[Corey Perry]], 51
 [[Brad Marchand]], 49
 [[Ondrej Palat]], 48
 [[Logan Couture]], 48
 [[Jeff Carter]], 47
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 45
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 43
 [[Nathan MacKinnon]], 41
 [[Vladimir Tarasenko]], 41
 [[Brayden Point]], 38
 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 38
 [[Zach Parise]], 37
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Goals per game (active)

''Minimum 20 goals''
{{Div col}}
 [[Jake Guentzel]], 0.622
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 0.504
 [[Vladimir Tarasenko]], 0.500
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 0.468
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 0.413
 [[Filip Forsberg]], 0.400
 [[Patrick Kane]], 0.394
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 0.392
 [[Phil Kessel]], 0.386
 [[Tyler Johnson (ice hockey)|Tyler Johnson]], 0.375
 [[Evgeny Kuznetsov]], 0.365
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 0.364
 [[Zach Parise]], 0.361
 [[Logan Couture]], 0.354
 [[Claude Giroux]], 0.348
 [[Eric Staal]], 0.345
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 0.333
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Power Play goals (active)
When a team is given a [[Penalty (ice hockey)|penalty]] for committing an infraction (such as [[Tripping (ice hockey)|tripping]] another player), the offending player must sit in the [[penalty box]], and his team must play with one fewer player on the ice. The penalized team is said to be "[[short-handed]]," while the other team has a "[[Power play (sport)|powerplay]]." If a player scores while his team is on the powerplay, this is recorded as a powerplay goal.
{{Div col}}
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 28
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 28
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 26
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 20
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 19
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 18
 [[T. J. Oshie]], 18
 [[Jeff Carter]], 18
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 17
 [[Corey Perry]], 17
 [[Logan Couture]], 16
 [[Brayden Point]], 14
 [[Nathan MacKinnon]], 13
 [[Zach Parise]], 13
 [[Vladimir Tarasenko]], 13
 [[Brad Marchand]], 13
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Short-handed goals (active)
When a team is given a [[Penalty (ice hockey)|penalty]] for committing an infraction (such as [[Tripping (ice hockey)|tripping]] another player), the offending player must sit in the [[penalty box]], and his team must play with one fewer player on the ice. The penalized team is said to be "[[short-handed]]", while the other team has a "[[Power play (sport)|powerplay]]". If a player scores while his team is short handed, this is recorded as a short-handed goal.
{{Div col}}
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 3

 [[Claude Giroux]], 2
 [[Carl Hagelin]], 2
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], 2
 [[Zach Parise]], 2
 [[Jamie Benn]], 2
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Game-winning goals (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 14
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 13
 [[Ondrej Palat]], 12
 [[Patrick Kane]], 11
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 11
 [[Brad Marchand]], 10
 [[Corey Perry]], 10
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 10
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 9
 [[Tyler Johnson (ice hockey)|Tyler Johnson]], 9
 [[Paul Stastny]], 9
 [[Chris Kreider]], 9
 [[Jake Guentzel]], 8
 [[Logan Couture]], 8
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 8
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Overtime goals (active)
If a game is tied after regulation time (which lasts three 20-minutes periods), there will be a period of "[[Overtime (ice hockey)|overtime]]" to decide the winner. The player who scores during this extra time is given the overtime goal. All overtime in the NHL is [[Sudden death (sport)|sudden death]]—meaning the first team to score is the winner—so the player who scores in overtime also has the game-winning goal.
{{Div col}}
 [[Patrick Kane]], 5
 [[Corey Perry]], 4

 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 4
 [[Brayden Point]], 3
 [[Jordan Staal]], 3
 [[Brad Marchand]], 3
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 3
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Assists (active)
{{Further|Assist (ice hockey)}}
{{Div col}}
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 130
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 113
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 102
 [[Victor Hedman]], 85
 [[Patrick Kane]], 80
 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 76
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 74
 [[Brad Marchand]], 69
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 69
 [[Corey Perry]], 68
 [[Kris Letang]], 67
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 61
 [[Mikko Rantanen]], 54
 [[John Carlson (ice hockey)|John Carlson]], 54
 [[Logan Couture]], 53
 [[Claude Giroux]], 53
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Assists per game (active)

''Minimum 30 assists''
{{Div col}}
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 0.744
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 0.652
 [[Erik Karlsson]], 0.646
 [[Claude Giroux]], 0.594
 [[Nicklas Bäckström|Nicklas Backstrom]], 0.578
 [[Patrick Kane]], 0.575
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], 0.570
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 0.547
 [[Phil Kessel]], 0.518
 [[Victor Hedman]], 0.500
 [[Logan Couture]], 0.490
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 0.484
 [[Brad Marchand]], 0.464
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Games played (skaters, active)
{{further|Games played}}
{{Div col}}
 [[Corey Perry]], 196
 [[Ryan McDonagh]], 185
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 180
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 177
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 168
 [[Victor Hedman]], 155
 [[Kris Letang]], 149
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 147
 [[Pat Maroon]], 144
 [[Nicklas Backstrom]], 139
 [[Brad Marchand]], 139
 [[Ondrej Palat]], 138
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 137
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 136
 [[Patrick Kane]], 136
 [[Milan Lucic]], 136
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Penalty minutes (active)
A [[Penalty (ice hockey)|penalty]] is given to a player for committing an infraction during the game. The length of the penalty varies depending on the severity of the offence. The amount of penalty minutes recorded for statistical purposes are:
 ''minor'' – 2 minutes
 ''double minor'' – 4 minutes
 ''major'' – 5 minutes
 ''misconduct'' – 10 minutes
 ''game misconduct'' – 10 minutes
{{Div col}}
 [[Corey Perry]], 264
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 242
 [[Milan Lucic]], 229
 [[Pat Maroon]], 218
 [[Kris Letang]], 142
 [[Brad Marchand]], 141
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Plus-minus (active)
[[Plus-minus (ice hockey)|Plus-minus]] is a statistic that indicates the relative goal differential when a player is on the ice. If the player is on the ice when his team scores [[even-strength]] or [[short-handed]], he is given +1; if he is on the ice when the opposing team scores even-strength or short-handed, he is given -1.
{{Div col}}
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], +38
 [[Ondrej Palat]], +35
 [[Brad Marchand]], +33
 [[Milan Lucic]], +32
 [[Reilly Smith]], +27
 [[Nathan MacKinnon]], +26
 [[Cale Makar]], +22
 [[Victor Hedman]], +21
 [[Phil Kessel]], +21
 [[Anže Kopitar|Anze Kopitar]], +18
 [[Sidney Crosby]], +18
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Shots on goal (active)
{{further|Shot on goal (ice hockey)}}
{{Div col}}
 [[Alexander Ovechkin]], 637
 [[Evgeni Malkin]], 608
 [[Sidney Crosby]], 542
 [[Joe Pavelski]], 493
 [[Corey Perry]], 468
 [[Jeff Carter]], 428
 [[Patrick Kane]], 422
 [[Nikita Kucherov]], 412
 [[Victor Hedman]], 392
 [[James Neal (ice hockey)|James Neal]], 372
 [[Kris Letang]], 367
 [[Brad Marchand]], 364
 [[Jonathan Toews]], 350
 [[John Carlson (ice hockey)|John Carlson]], 347
 [[Zach Parise]], 343
 [[Logan Couture]], 326
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Shooting percentage (active)
Shooting percentage is the percentage of [[shot on goal (ice hockey)|shots on goal]] which result in a [[Goal (ice hockey)|goal]].

''Minimum 80 shots''
{{Div col}}
 [[Brayden Point]], 20.8%
 [[Jake Guentzel]], 19.5%
 [[Joonas Donskoi]], 17.7%
 [[Leon Draisaitl]], 17.5%
 [[Connor McDavid]], 16.9%
 [[Chris Kreider]], 16.8%
 [[Ondřej Palát|Ondrej Palat]], 16.6%
 [[Andre Burakovsky]], 16.1%
 [[Mark Stone (ice hockey)|Mark Stone]], 16.1%
 [[Ryan Johansen]], 15.8%
 [[Ryan O'Reilly]], 15.6%
 [[T.J. Oshie]], 15.5%
 [[Brock Nelson]], 15.3%
 [[Steven Stamkos]], 15.0%
 [[Bryan Rust]], 14.8%
{{Div col end}}

Goaltenders
The statistics listed include the [[2022–23 NHL season|2022–23 NHL regular season]] and [[2023 Stanley Cup playoffs|2023 playoffs]].

All-time leaders (goaltenders)
Active goaltenders (during 2023–24 NHL season) are listed in '''boldface'''.

Regular season: Games played
{{Div col}}
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 1266
 [[Roberto Luongo]], 1044
 [[Patrick Roy]], 1029
 [[Terry Sawchuk]], 971
 [[Ed Belfour]], 963
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 943
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 939
 [[Glenn Hall]], 906
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 887
 [[Tony Esposito]], 886
 [[John Vanbiesbrouck]], 882
 [[Grant Fuhr]], 868
 [[Gump Worsley]], 860
 [[Jacques Plante]], 837
 [[Sean Burke]], 820
 [[Harry Lumley (ice hockey)|Harry Lumley]], 803
 [[Nikolai Khabibulin]], 799
 [[Ryan Miller]], 796
 [[Rogie Vachon]], 795
 [[Gilles Meloche]], 788
 [[Mike Vernon (ice hockey)|Mike Vernon]], 782
 [[Tom Barrasso]], 777
 [[Chris Osgood]], 744
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 735
 [[Olaf Kölzig|Olaf Kolzig]], 719
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Wins
{{Div col}}
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 691
 [[Patrick Roy]], 551
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 520
 [[Roberto Luongo]], 489
 [[Ed Belfour]], 484
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 459
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 454
 [[Terry Sawchuk]], 445
 [[Jacques Plante]], 437
 [[Tony Esposito]], 423
 [[Glenn Hall]], 407
 [[Grant Fuhr]], 403
 [[Chris Osgood]], 401
 [[Ryan Miller]], 391
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 389
 [[Mike Vernon (ice hockey)|Mike Vernon]], 385
 [[John Vanbiesbrouck]], 374
 [[Andy Moog]], 372
 [[Tom Barrasso]], 369
 [[Pekka Rinne]], 369

 '''[[Carey Price]]''', 361
 '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', 359
 [[Evgeni Nabokov]], 353
 [[Rogie Vachon]], 353
 '''[[Sergei Bobrovsky]]''', 336
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Shutouts
A goaltender achieves a [[shutout]] when he does not allow a goal against him, and plays the full game.
{{Div col}}
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 125
 [[Terry Sawchuk]], 103
 [[George Hainsworth]], 94
 [[Glenn Hall]], 84
 [[Jacques Plante]], 82
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 81
 [[Alex Connell]], 81
 [[Tiny Thompson]], 81

 [[Roberto Luongo]], 77
 [[Ed Belfour]], 76
 [[Tony Esposito]], 76

 [[Harry Lumley (ice hockey)|Harry Lumley]], 71
 [[Lorne Chabot]], 71
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 71

 [[Roy Worters]], 67
 [[Patrick Roy]], 66
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 64
 [[Turk Broda]], 61
 [[Pekka Rinne]], 60
 [[Evgeni Nabokov]], 59
 [[John Ross Roach]], 58
 [[Clint Benedict]], 57
 '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', 56

 [[Eddie Giacomin]], 54
 [[Bernie Parent]], 54
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Goals against average
[[Goals against average]] is the average number of goals a goaltender allows over a 60-minute period (the regulation length of a game). It is calculated by multiplying the ''goals against'' by 60 minutes, then dividing by the total minutes played.

''Minimum 250 games played''
{{Div col}}
 [[Alec Connell]], 1.92
 [[George Hainsworth]], 1.93
 [[Lorne Chabot]], 2.02
 [[Charlie Gardiner (ice hockey)|Chuck Gardiner]], 2.02
 [[Tiny Thompson]], 2.07
 [[Dave Kerr]], 2.14
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 2.20
 [[Ken Dryden]], 2.24
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 2.24
 [[Tuukka Rask]], 2.27
 [[Roy Worters]], 2.28
 [[Roman Turek]], 2.31
 [[Clint Benedict]], 2.32
 [[Ben Bishop]], 2.32
 [[Gerry McNeil]], 2.34
 [[Bill Durnan]], 2.36
 [[Marty Turco]], 2.36
 [[Jacques Plante]], 2.38
 [[Manny Legace]], 2.41
 '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', 2.42
 [[Pekka Rinne]], 2.43
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 2.43
 [[Cory Schneider]], 2.43
 [[Evgeni Nabokov]], 2.44
 [[Corey Crawford]], 2.45
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Saves
{{Div col}}
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 28,928
 [[Roberto Luongo]], 28,409
 [[Patrick Roy]], 25,800
 [[Tony Esposito]], 24,761
 [[Glenn Hall]], 24,611
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 24,400
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 24,279
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 23,509
 [[Ed Belfour]], 22,433
 [[John Vanbiesbrouck]], 22,203
 [[Gump Worsley]], 21,766
 [[Ryan Miller]], 21,665
 [[Grant Fuhr]], 21,615
 [[Gilles Meloche]], 21,138
 [[Sean Burke]], 21,003
 [[Jacques Plante]], 20,889
 [[Nikolai Khabibulin]], 20,258
 [[Rogie Vachon]], 19,882
 [[Tom Barrasso]], 19,694
 '''[[Carey Price]]''', 19,304
 [[Craig Anderson (ice hockey)|Craig Anderson]], 19,099
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 18,648
 [[Tomáš Vokoun|Tomas Vokoun]], 18,625
 [[Cam Ward]], 18,259
 [[Olaf Kölzig|Olaf Kolzig]], 18,233
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Save percentage
[[Save percentage]] is the percentage of [[shot on goal (ice hockey)|shots on goal]] that a goaltender stops. It is calculated by dividing the number of saves by the number of shots on goal.

''Minimum 250 games played''
{{Div col}}
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], .922
 [[Ken Dryden]], .922
 [[Tuukka Rask]], .921
 [[Ben Bishop]], .921
 [[Tim Thomas (ice hockey, born 1974)|Tim Thomas]], .920
 '''[[Andrei Vasilevskiy]]''', .919
 [[Roberto Luongo]], .919
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], .918
 [[Cory Schneider]], .918
 '''[[Darcy Kuemper]]''', .918
 [[Corey Crawford]], .918
 [[Tomáš Vokoun|Tomas Vokoun]], .917
 [[Pekka Rinne]], .917
 '''[[Carey Price]]''', .917
 '''[[Robin Lehner]]''', .917
 '''[[Anton Khudobin]]''', .916
 '''[[Frederik Andersen]]''', .916
 '''[[Sergei Bobrovsky]]''', .916
 '''[[Semyon Varlamov]]''', .916
 '''[[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]]''', .916
 '''[[Connor Hellebuyck]]''', .916
 [[Bernie Parent]], .915
 '''[[Cam Talbot]]''', .915
 '''[[Braden Holtby]]''', .915
 '''[[John Gibson (ice hockey, born 1993)|John Gibson]]''', .915
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Minutes
{{Div col}}
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 74,439
 [[Patrick Roy]], 60,215
 [[Roberto Luongo]], 59,879
 [[Terry Sawchuk]], 57,156
 [[Ed Belfour]], 55,696
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 54,392
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 54,055
 [[Glenn Hall]], 53,447
 [[Tony Esposito]], 52,476
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 51,817
 [[John Vanbiesbrouck]], 50,455
 [[Gump Worsley]], 50,156
 [[Jacques Plante]], 49,514
 [[Grant Fuhr]], 48,928
 [[Harry Lumley (ice hockey)|Harry Lumley]], 48,039
 [[Sean Burke]], 46,441
 [[Rogie Vachon]], 46,207
 [[Ryan Miller]], 46,146
 [[Nikolai Khabibulin]], 45,607
 [[Gilles Meloche]], 45,323
 [[Mike Vernon (ice hockey)|Mike Vernon]], 44,503
 [[Tom Barrasso]], 44,136
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 42,837
 [[Chris Osgood]], 42,563
 '''[[Carey Price]]''', 42,006
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Games played
{{Div col}}
 [[Patrick Roy]], 247
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 205
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 167
 [[Ed Belfour]], 161
 [[Grant Fuhr]], 150
 [[Mike Vernon (ice hockey)|Mike Vernon]], 138
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 133
 [[Andy Moog]], 132
 [[Billy Smith (ice hockey)|Billy Smith]], 132

 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 130
 [[Chris Osgood]], 129
 [[Tom Barrasso]], 119
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 119

 [[Glenn Hall]], 115
 [[Jacques Plante]], 112
 [[Ken Dryden]], 112

 [[Terry Sawchuk]], 106
 [[Pekka Rinne]], 104
 '''[[Andrei Vasilevskiy]]''', 104
 [[Turk Broda]], 101
 [[Tony Esposito]], 99
 '''[[Braden Holtby]]''', 97
 [[Corey Crawford]], 96
 [[Ron Hextall]], 93
 '''[[Carey Price]]''', 92
 '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', 92
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Wins
{{Div col}}
 [[Patrick Roy]], 151
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 113
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 92
 [[Grant Fuhr]], 92
 [[Ed Belfour]], 88
 [[Billy Smith (ice hockey)|Billy Smith]], 88

 [[Ken Dryden]], 80
 [[Mike Vernon (ice hockey)|Mike Vernon]], 77
 [[Chris Osgood]], 74
 [[Jacques Plante]], 71
 [[Andy Moog]], 68
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 65
 '''[[Andrei Vasilevskiy]]''', 63
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 63

 [[Tom Barrasso]], 61
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 61

 [[Turk Broda]], 60
 [[Tuukka Rask]], 57
 [[Terry Sawchuk]], 54
 [[Gerry Cheevers]], 53
 [[Corey Crawford]], 52
 '''[[Braden Holtby]]''', 50
 [[Glenn Hall]], 49
 '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', 49

 [[Ron Hextall]], 47
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Shutouts
A goaltender achieves a [[shutout]] when he does not allow a goal against him, and plays the full game.
{{Div col}}
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 24
 [[Patrick Roy]], 23
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 16
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 16

 [[Chris Osgood]], 15
 [[Ed Belfour]], 14
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 14
 [[Jacques Plante]], 14

 [[Turk Broda]], 13
 [[Terry Sawchuk]], 12
 [[Ken Dryden]], 10
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 10

  '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', 9
 [[Mike Richter]], 9
 [[Clint Benedict]], 9

 [[Gerry Cheevers]], 8
 [[George Hainsworth]], 8
 [[Dave Kerr]], 8
 [[Félix Potvin|Felix Potvin]], 8
 '''[[Carey Price]]''', 8

 [[Harry Lumley (ice hockey)|Harry Lumley]], 7
 [[Evgeni Nabokov]], 7
 [[Tiny Thompson]], 7
 [[John Ross Roach]], 7
 '''[[Braden Holtby]]''', 7
 [[Tuukka Rask]], 7
 '''[[Andrei Vasilevskiy]]''', 7
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Goals against average
[[Goals against average]] is the average number of goals a goaltender allows over a 60-minute period (the regulation length of a game). It is calculated by multiplying the ''goals against'' by 60 minutes, then dividing by the total minutes played.

''Minimum 25 games played''
{{Div col}}
 [[Lorne Chabot]], 1.53
 [[Dave Kerr]], 1.74
 [[Patrick Lalime]], 1.77
 [[Gerry McNeil]], 1.84
 [[Clint Benedict]], 1.86
 [[Tiny Thompson]], 1.88
 [[John Ross Roach]], 1.89
 [[George Hainsworth]], 1.93
 [[Turk Broda]], 1.98
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 2.02
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 2.02
 '''[[Jake Allen (ice hockey)|Jake Allen]]''', 2.06
 [[Bill Durnan]], 2.07
 [[Tim Thomas (ice hockey, born 1974)|Tim Thomas]], 2.08
 [[Jean-Sébastien Giguère|Jean-Sebastien Giguere]], 2.08
 [[Chris Osgood]], 2.09
 [[Jacques Plante]], 2.12
 '''[[Braden Holtby]]''', 2.13
 [[Olaf Kölzig|Olaf Kolzig]], 2.14
 [[Marty Turco]], 2.17
 [[Ed Belfour]], 2.17
 '''[[Matt Murray (ice hockey, born 1994)|Matt Murray]]''', 2.18
 '''[[Robin Lehner]]''', 2.19
 [[Tuukka Rask]], 2.22
 [[Ron Tugnutt]], 2.27
 [[Ben Bishop]], 2.27
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Saves
{{Div col}}
 [[Patrick Roy]], 6,559
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 4,830
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 4,410
 [[Ed Belfour]], 4,117
 [[Grant Fuhr]], 3,777
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 3,599
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 3,567
 [[Billy Smith (ice hockey)|Billy Smith]], 3,306
 [[Glenn Hall]], 3,285
 [[Tom Barrasso]], 3,218
 [[Mike Vernon (ice hockey)|Mike Vernon]], 3,154
 [[Andy Moog]], 3,046
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 3,037
 [[Tuukka Rask]], 2,992
 [[Ken Dryden]], 2,953
 [[Chris Osgood]], 2,918
 '''[[Andrei Vasilevskiy]]''', 2,902
 [[Tony Esposito]], 2,867
 [[Jacques Plante]], 2,790
 [[Corey Crawford]], 2,676
 '''[[Braden Holtby]]''', 2,675
 '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', 2,514
 '''[[Carey Price]]''', 2,489
 [[Ron Hextall]], 2,392
 [[Pekka Rinne]], 2,351
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Save percentage
[[Save percentage]] is the percentage of [[shot on goal (ice hockey)|shots on goal]] that a goaltender stops. It is calculated by dividing the number of saves by the number of shots on goal.

''Minimum 25 games played''
{{Div col}}
 [[Tim Thomas (ice hockey, born 1974)|Tim Thomas]], .933
 [[Jonas Hiller]], .930
 [[Craig Anderson (ice hockey)|Craig Anderson]], .929
 [[Olaf Kölzig|Olaf Kolzig]], .927
 [[Patrick Lalime]], .926
 '''[[Braden Holtby]]''', .926
 [[Jean-Sébastien Giguère|Jean-Sebastien Giguere]], .925
 [[Tuukka Rask]], .925
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], .925
 '''[[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]]''', .924
 [[Ben Bishop]], .924
 '''[[Jake Allen (ice hockey)|Jake Allen]]''', .924
 [[Johnny Bower]], .924
 '''[[Andrei Vasilevskiy]]''', .923
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], .921
 '''[[Cam Talbot]]''', .921
 [[Miikka Kiprusoff]], .921
 '''[[Matt Murray (ice hockey, born 1994)|Matt Murray]]''', .921
 '''[[Connor Hellebuyck]]''', .921
 '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', .921
 [[Ed Belfour]], .920
 [[Ron Tugnutt]], .919
 '''[[Robin Lehner]]''', .919
 '''[[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]]''', .919
 '''[[Carey Price]]''', .919
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Minutes
{{Div col}}
 [[Patrick Roy]], 15,205
 [[Martin Brodeur]], 12,717
 '''[[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]]''', 10,106
 [[Ed Belfour]], 9,943
 [[Grant Fuhr]], 8,825
 [[Mike Vernon (ice hockey)|Mike Vernon]], 8,208
 [[Curtis Joseph]], 8,105
 [[Henrik Lundqvist]], 7,936
 [[Chris Osgood]], 7,651
 [[Billy Smith (ice hockey)|Billy Smith]], 7,637
 [[Andy Moog]], 7,444
 [[Dominik Hašek|Dominik Hasek]], 7,317
 [[Tom Barrasso]], 6,952
 [[Glenn Hall]], 6,892
 [[Ken Dryden]], 6,826
 [[Jacques Plante]], 6,646
 [[Tuukka Rask]], 6,541
 [[Turk Broda]], 6,387
 [[Terry Sawchuk]], 6,289
 '''[[Andrei Vasilevskiy]]''', 6,283
 [[Corey Crawford]], 6,053
 '''[[Braden Holtby]]''', 6,013
 [[Tony Esposito]], 5,991
 '''[[Jonathan Quick]]''', 5,635
 '''[[Carey Price]]''', 5,522
{{Div col end}}

Active leaders (goaltenders)

Regular season: Games played (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 939
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 712
 [[Carey Price]], 712
 [[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]], 670
 [[Sergei Bobrovsky]], 592
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 560
 [[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]], 556
 [[Brian Elliott]], 521
 [[Braden Holtby]], 513
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 445
 [[James Reimer]], 433
 [[Jonathan Bernier]], 404
 [[Cam Talbot]], 396
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 396
 [[Connor Hellebuyck]], 381
 [[John Gibson (ice hockey, born 1993)|John Gibson]], 378
 [[Jacob Markström|Jacob Markstrom]], 378
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 365
 [[Robin Lehner]], 364
 [[Jake Allen (ice hockey)|Jake Allen]], 353
 [[Darcy Kuemper]], 299
 [[Petr Mrazek]], 295
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Wins (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 520
 [[Carey Price]], 361
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 359
 [[Sergei Bobrovsky]], 336
 [[Braden Holtby]], 299
 [[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]], 299
 [[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]], 285
 [[Brian Elliott]], 267
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 261
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 261
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 229
 [[Connor Hellebuyck]], 201
 [[Cam Talbot]], 201
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 198
 [[James Reimer]], 192
 [[Jacob Markström|Jacob Markstrom]], 169
 [[Jake Allen (ice hockey)|Jake Allen]], 168
 [[John Gibson (ice hockey, born 1993)|John Gibson]], 166
 [[Jonathan Bernier]], 165
 [[Robin Lehner]], 152
 [[Darcy Kuemper]], 143
 [[Petr Mrazek]], 140
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Shutouts (active)
A goaltender achieves a [[shutout]] when he does not allow a goal against him, and plays the full game.
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 71
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 56
 [[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]], 52
 [[Carey Price]], 49
 [[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]], 44
 [[Brian Elliott]], 43
 [[Sergei Bobrovsky]], 37
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 36
 [[Braden Holtby]], 35
 [[Connor Hellebuyck]], 28
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 28

 [[Cam Talbot]], 27
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 25
 [[James Reimer]], 25
 [[Darcy Kuemper]], 25

 [[Petr Mrazek]], 24
 [[John Gibson (ice hockey, born 1993)|John Gibson]], 23
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 23
 [[Jake Allen (ice hockey)|Jake Allen]], 23
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Saves (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 24,400
 [[Carey Price]], 19,304
 [[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]], 17,869
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 17,489
 [[Sergei Bobrovsky]], 15,911
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 15,423
 [[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]], 14,390
 [[Braden Holtby]], 13,610
 [[Brian Elliott]], 12,347
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 12,094
 [[James Reimer]], 11,538
 [[Cam Talbot]], 10,677
 [[Connor Hellebuyck]], 10,658
 [[Jonathan Bernier]], 10,640
 [[John Gibson (ice hockey, born 1993)|John Gibson]], 10,319
 [[Robin Lehner]], 10,202
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 10,147
 [[Jacob Markström|Jacob Markstrom]], 10,003
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Save percentage (active)
[[Save percentage]] is the percentage of [[shot on goal (ice hockey)|shots on goal]] that a goaltender stops. It is calculated by dividing the number of saves by the number of shots on goal.

''Minimum 250 games played''
{{Div col}}
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], .919
 [[Darcy Kuemper]], .918
 [[Carey Price]], .917
 [[Robin Lehner]], .917
 [[Anton Khudobin]], .916
 [[Frederik Andersen]], .916
 [[Sergei Bobrovsky]], .916
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], .916
 [[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]], .916
 [[Connor Hellebuyck]], .916
 [[Cam Talbot]], .915
 [[Braden Holtby]], .915
 [[John Gibson (ice hockey, born 1993)|John Gibson]], .915
 [[Philipp Grubauer]] .914
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], .913
 [[James Reimer]], .913
 [[Jonathan Quick]], .913
 [[Jonathan Bernier]], .912
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Goals against average (active)
[[Goals against average]] is the average number of goals a goaltender allows over a 60-minute period (the regulation length of a game). It is calculated by multiplying the ''goals against'' by 60 minutes, then dividing by the total minutes played.

''Minimum 250 games played''
{{Div col}}
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 2.42
 [[Darcy Kuemper]], 2.48
 [[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]], 2.49
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 2.50
 [[Anton Khudobin]], 2.50
 [[Carey Price]], 2.51
 [[Philipp Grubauer]] 2.51
 [[Brian Elliott]], 2.53
 [[Sergei Bobrovsky]], 2.57
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 2.57
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 2.59
 [[Braden Holtby]], 2.59
 [[Jake Allen (ice hockey)|Jake Allen]], 2.60
 [[Cam Talbot]], 2.63
 [[Petr Mrazek]], 2.64
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 2.64
 [[John Gibson (ice hockey, born 1993)|John Gibson]], 2.67
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 2.68
 [[Connor Hellebuyck]], 2.69
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Minutes (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 54,392
 [[Carey Price]], 42,006
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 41,518
 [[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]], 38,260
 [[Sergei Bobrovsky]], 34,077
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 32,098
 [[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]], 31,849
 [[Braden Holtby]], 29,408
 [[Brian Elliott]], 28,816
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Games played (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 167
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 104
 [[Braden Holtby]], 97
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 92
 [[Carey Price]], 92
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 62
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 60
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 53
 [[Matt Murray (ice hockey, born 1994)|Matt Murray]], 51
 [[Sergei Bobrovsky]], 51
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Wins (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 92
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 63
 [[Braden Holtby]], 50
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 49
 [[Carey Price]], 45
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 32
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 31
 [[Matt Murray (ice hockey, born 1994)|Matt Murray]], 29
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 27
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Shutouts (active)
A goaltender achieves a [[shutout]] when he does not allow a goal against him, and plays the full game.
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 16
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 10
 [[Carey Price]], 8
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 7
 [[Braden Holtby]], 7
 [[Matt Murray (ice hockey, born 1994)|Matt Murray]], 6
 [[Cam Talbot]], 6
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 6
 [[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]], 6

 [[Petr Mrázek|Petr Mrazek]], 5
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Goals against average (active)
[[Goals against average]] is the average number of goals a goaltender allows over a 60-minute period (the regulation length of a game). It is calculated by multiplying the ''goals against'' by 60 minutes, then dividing by the total minutes played.
''Minimum 25 games played''
{{Div col}}
 [[Jake Allen (ice hockey)|Jake Allen]], 2.06
 [[Braden Holtby]], 2.13
 [[Matt Murray (ice hockey, born 1994)|Matt Murray]], 2.18
 [[Robin Lehner]], 2.19
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 2.30
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 2.31
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 2.37
 [[Carey Price]], 2.39
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 2.42
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Saves (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 4,410
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 2,902
 [[Braden Holtby]], 2,675
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 2,514
 [[Carey Price]], 2,489
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 1,625
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 1,586
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 1,489
 [[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]], 1,455
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Save percentage (active)
[[Save percentage]] is the percentage of [[shot on goal (ice hockey)|shots on goal]] that a goaltender stops. It is calculated by dividing the number of saves by the number of shots on goal.
''Minimum 25 games played''
{{Div col}}
 [[Braden Holtby]], .926
 [[Mike Smith (ice hockey, born 1982)|Mike Smith]], .924
 [[Jake Allen (ice hockey)|Jake Allen]], .924
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], .923
 [[Cam Talbot]], .921
 [[Matt Murray (ice hockey, born 1994)|Matt Murray]], .921
 [[Connor Hellebuyck]], .921
 [[Jonathan Quick]], .921
 [[Robin Lehner]], .919
 [[Jaroslav Halák|Jaroslav Halak]], .919
 [[Carey Price]], .919
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Minutes (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Marc-André Fleury|Marc-Andre Fleury]], 10,106
 [[Andrei Vasilevskiy]], 6,283
 [[Braden Holtby]], 6,013
 [[Jonathan Quick]], 5,635
 [[Carey Price]], 5,522
 [[Martin Jones (ice hockey)|Martin Jones]], 3,646
 [[Semyon Varlamov]], 3,570
 [[Frederik Andersen]], 3,226
 [[Matt Murray (ice hockey, born 1994)|Matt Murray]], 3,083
{{Div col end}}

Coaches
The statistics listed include the [[2022–23 NHL season|2022–23 NHL regular season]] and the [[2023 Stanley Cup playoffs|2023 playoffs]].

All-time leaders (coaches)
Active coaches (during 2023–24 NHL season) are listed in '''boldface'''.

Regular season: Games coached
{{Div col}}
 [[Scotty Bowman]], 2,141
 [[Barry Trotz]], 1,812
 [[Joel Quenneville]], 1,768
 '''[[Paul Maurice]]''', 1,684
 '''[[Lindy Ruff]]''', 1,631
 [[Al Arbour]], 1,607
 [[Ken Hitchcock]], 1,598
 [[Dick Irvin|Dick Irvin, Sr.]], 1,448
 [[Ron Wilson (ice hockey, born 1955)|Ron Wilson]], 1,401
 [[Pat Quinn (ice hockey)|Pat Quinn]], 1,400
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Coaching wins
{{Div col}}
 [[Scotty Bowman]], 1,244
 [[Joel Quenneville]], 969
 [[Barry Trotz]], 914
 [[Ken Hitchcock]], 849
 [[Al Arbour]], 782
 '''[[Lindy Ruff]]''', 782

'''[[Paul Maurice]]''', 775
 [[Alain Vigneault]], 722
 '''[[Peter Laviolette]]''', 717
 [[Mike Babcock]], 700
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Coaching points percentage
[[Winning percentage#National Hockey League|Points percentage]] is determined by the number of points a team earns (equal to the number of ties and overtime losses, plus twice the number of wins) divided by the total possible points (equal to twice the number of games).

''Minimum 200 games coached''
{{Div col}}
 [[Tom Johnson (ice hockey)|Tom Johnson]], .738
 [[Scotty Bowman]], .657
 '''[[Rod Brind'Amour]]''', .653
 '''[[Jon Cooper (ice hockey)|Jon Cooper]]''', .650
 [[Claude Ruel]], .648
 [[Bruce Boudreau]], .635
 '''[[Bruce Cassidy]]''', .635
 [[Toe Blake]], .634
 [[Floyd Smith]], .626
 '''[[Mike Sullivan (ice hockey)|Mike Sullivan]]''', .615
 [[Dan Bylsma]], .615
 [[Joel Quenneville]], .612
 [[Fred Shero]], .612
 [[Mike Babcock]], .608
 '''[[Craig Berube]]''', .607
 [[Gerry Cheevers]], .604
 [[Glen Sather]], .602
 [[Don Cherry (ice hockey)|Don Cherry]], .601
 [[Dave Lewis (ice hockey)|Dave Lewis]], .600
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Games coached
{{Div col}}
 [[Scotty Bowman]], 353
 [[Joel Quenneville]], 225
 [[Al Arbour]], 209
 [[Dick Irvin|Dick Irvin, Sr.]], 190
 [[Pat Quinn (ice hockey)|Pat Quinn]], 183
 [[Darryl Sutter]], 182
 [[Mike Keenan]], 173
 [[Ken Hitchcock]], 168
 [[Mike Babcock]], 164
 [[Barry Trotz]], 162
 [[Alain Vigneault]], 155
 '''[[Peter Laviolette]]''', 154
 [[Pat Burns]], 149
 '''[[Jon Cooper (ice hockey)|Jon Cooper]]''', 139
 [[Glen Sather]], 126
 [[Claude Julien (ice hockey)|Claude Julien]], 124
 '''[[Peter DeBoer]]''', 123
 '''[[Lindy Ruff]]''', 120
 '''[[John Tortorella]]''', 120
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Coaching wins
{{Div col}}
 [[Scotty Bowman]], 223
 [[Al Arbour]], 123
 [[Joel Quenneville]], 121
 [[Dick Irvin]], 100
 [[Mike Keenan]], 96
 [[Pat Quinn (ice hockey)|Pat Quinn]], 94
 [[Darryl Sutter]], 94
 [[Mike Babcock]], 90
 [[Glen Sather]], 89
 [[Ken Hitchcock]], 86
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Coaching win percentage
''Minimum 25 games coached''

{{Div col}}
 [[Glen Sather]], .706
 [[Toe Blake]], .689
 [[Claude Ruel]], .667
 '''[[Jared Bednar]]''', .635
 [[Scotty Bowman]], .632
 [[Jean Perron]], .625
 [[Hap Day]], .613
 '''[[Jon Cooper (ice hockey)|Jon Cooper]]''', .604
 [[Larry Robinson]], .596
 [[Guy Boucher]], .595
{{Div col end}}

Stanley Cups
{{Div col}}
 [[Scotty Bowman]], 9
 [[Toe Blake]], 8
 [[Hap Day]], 5
 [[Al Arbour]], 4
 [[Punch Imlach]], 4
 [[Dick Irvin]], 4
 [[Glen Sather]], 4

 [[Jack Adams]], 3
 [[Pete Green (ice hockey)|Pete Green]], 3
 [[Tommy Ivan]], 3
 [[Joel Quenneville]], 3
{{Div col end}}

Active leaders (coaches)

Active Leaders section updated to end of 2022–23 season

Regular season: Games coached (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Paul Maurice]], 1,684
 [[Lindy Ruff]], 1,631
 [[John Tortorella]], 1,383
 [[Peter Laviolette]], 1,348
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Coaching wins (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Lindy Ruff]], 782
 [[Paul Maurice]], 775
 [[Peter Laviolette]], 717
 [[John Tortorella]], 673
{{Div col end}}

Regular season: Coaching points percentage (active)
[[Winning percentage#National Hockey League|Points percentage]] is determined by the number of points a team earns (equal to the number of ties and overtime losses, plus twice the number of wins) divided by the total possible points (equal to twice the number of games).

''Minimum 200 games coached''
{{Div col}}
 [[Todd McLellan]], .657
 [[Rod Brind'Amour]], .653
 [[Jon Cooper (ice hockey)|Jon Cooper]], .650
 [[Bruce Cassidy]], .635
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Games coached (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Peter Laviolette]], 154
 [[Jon Cooper (ice hockey)|Jon Cooper]], 139
 [[Peter DeBoer]], 123
 [[Lindy Ruff]], 120
{{Div col end}}

Playoff: Coaching wins (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Jon Cooper (ice hockey)|Jon Cooper]], 84
 [[Peter Laviolette]], 78
 [[Peter DeBoer]], 68
 [[Lindy Ruff]], 66
{{Div col end}}

Stanley Cups (active)
{{Div col}}
 [[Jon Cooper (ice hockey)|Jon Cooper]], 2
 [[Mike Sullivan (ice hockey)|Mike Sullivan]], 2

 [[Craig Berube]], 1
 [[Jared Bednar]], 1
 [[Peter Laviolette]], 1
 [[John Tortorella]], 1
{{Div col end}}

Notes
{{Reflist}}

External links
 [http://www.nhl.com/ice/careerstats.htm?navid=NAV|STS|Career Career player statistics tables] from NHL.com
 [https://www.hockey-reference.com/leaders/ Leaders and Records Index] from hockey-reference.com
 [https://www.hockey-reference.com/coaches/NHL_stats.html NHL Coach Register] from hockey-reference.com

{{NHL topics}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Statistical Leaders}}
[[Category:National Hockey League statistical records]]
[[Category:National Hockey League lists]]

List of NHL statistical leaders


O turismo é um dos setores econômicos da Itália.

Com 65 milhões de turistas, de acordo com o ISTAT, a Itália é o terceiro país turístico da Europa atrás da França e da Espanha; no entanto, ocupa o segundo lugar em estadias hoteleiras, com 221 milhões de noites, atrás de Espanha (299) e à frente do Reino Unido (161) e França (136).

Segundo estimativas do Banco da Itália de 2018, o setor do turismo gera diretamente mais de 5% do PIB nacional (13% considerando também o PIB gerado indiretamente) e representa mais de 6% do emprego .

A partir de 2018, os locais culturais italianos (que incluem museus, atrações, parques, arquivos e bibliotecas) somavam . As instalações de acomodação ativas são , para um total de  leitos . O fluxo turístico nas estâncias costeiras é de 53%; as cidades mais bem equipadas são Grosseto para quintas (217), Vieste para parques de campismo e aldeamentos turísticos (84) e Cortina d'Ampezzo para refúgios de montanha (20 ).

Estatisticas

Chegadas internacionais

Em 2019, os principais países de origem estrangeira segundo dados do Istat foram:

Presencias turísticas por país
Em 2019 os principais países de origem estrangeira segundo dados do ISTAT foram:

Dados regionais de presenças turísticas
De acordo com dados regionais, em 2019 a presença turística na Itália foi de 428,8 milhões (212,3 milhões de residentes e 216,5 milhões de não residentes)

Referencias

Regiões da Itália
Comuna italiana
Lista do Patrimônio Mundial na Itália

Turismo na Itália


Daisuke Ishizu (født 15. januar 1990) er en japansk fodboldspiller, som spiller for den japanske fodboldklub Avispa Fukuoka.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Fodboldspillere fra Japan

Daisuke Ishizu


Moment je dvanaesti studijski album švedskog melodičnog death metal sastava Dark Tranquillity. Diskografska kuća Century Media Records objavila ga je 20. studenoga 2020. Prvi je album sastava s Christopherom Amottom i Johanom Reinholdzom. Također je prvi album na kojem nije svirao izvorni gitarist Niklas Sundin, koji napustio sastav u ožujku 2020. godine.

Popis pjesama

Osoblje
Dark Tranquillity

 Anders Jivarp – bubnjevi
 Mikael Stanne – vokali
 Martin Brändström – klavijature, elektronika, produkcija
 Anders Iwers – bas-gitara
 Johan Reinholdz – gitara
 Christopher Amott – gitara
Ostalo osoblje
 Anders Lagerfors – produkcija (dodatni)
 Jonatan Thomasson – produkcija (dodatni)
 Jakob Herrmann – inženjer zvuka (bubnjevi)
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 Daniel Falk – fotografije
 Niklas Sundin	– grafički dizajn
 Jens Bogren – miks, mastering

Izvori

Albumi sastava Dark Tranquillity
Albumi iz 2020.

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"" (; literally "The National Hymn") is the national anthem of Lithuania, also known by its opening words, "" (official translation of the lyrics: "Lithuania, Our Homeland", literally: "Lithuania, Our Fatherland"), and as "" ("The National Anthem of Lithuania"). The music and lyrics were written in 1898 by Vincas Kudirka, when Lithuania was still part of the Russian Empire. The fifty-word poem was a condensation of Kudirka's conceptions of the Lithuanian state, the Lithuanian people, and their past. Shortly before his death in 1899, the anthem was performed for Lithuanians living in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

The first public Lithuanian performance of the anthem took place in Vilnius in 1905, and it became the official national anthem in 1919, a year after Lithuania declared its independence.

"Tautiška giesmė" was reinstated in 1989 shortly before the reestablishment of Lithuanian independence and confirmed in the National Anthem Act (21 October 1991). It was automatically included as the national anthem in 1992, when the new Constitution was ratified after independence from the Soviet Union was achieved. The status of "Tautiška giesmė" as the national anthem of Lithuania was further confirmed in 1999 with the passage of a national law stating this.

Creation

At the time when the poem Lietuva, Tėvyne mūsų was written, Lithuania was part of the Russian Empire. Kudirka, a medical student at the University of Warsaw, was writing as a columnist for the newspaper Varpas (The Bell). In his Varpas columns, Kudirka urged Lithuanians to take pride in their heritage, discussed the problems the Russian Government was causing the Lithuanian population, and denounced those who wished to work for the Tsarist autocracy. In the course of writing for Varpas, he wrote down his thoughts on what Lithuania was and what it should be, resulting in the fifty-word poem Lietuva, Tėvynė mūsų ("Lithuania, Our Homeland").

The poem described the heroic past of Lithuania and exhorted its people to care for the land, care for humanity, and live in honor. Kudirka also urged the country to become a source of enlightenment and virtue. Without a melody, Kudirka took the time to compose the music just before dying of tuberculosis. Both the melody and the lyrics were printed in Varpas in September 1898. Upon his death in 1899, Kudirka's tomb was engraved with the second stanza of the anthem (later destroyed by the authorities).

History

Pre-independent Lithuania
Before Kudirka's death, the first performance of the poem occurred at a concert in St. Petersburg, Russia in 1899. The concert was conducted by Česlovas Sasnauskas and was attended by Lithuanians, which St. Petersburg had the largest population of at that time. The anthem was first performed in Lithuania during the Great Seimas of Vilnius on December 3, 1905.

Independent Lithuania
When Lithuania declared its independence from Russia in 1918, the song was declared the national anthem. It held this status until Lithuania was annexed into the Soviet Union during World War II. During the interwar period, there had been suggestions to modify the words to include a reference to God. It was decided, in Kudirka's memory, that the lyrics should remain as he had written them. Also, the national anthem received criticism over melody.

Usage in German-occupied Lithuania
On 9 until 12 May 1942, the Marijampolė Commissariat took 580 young men to take charge of the work of the carriers for the German Army Transportation Service. In the division of the men mentioned in the yard of the soldiers, about 3000-4000 people came there, about two thirds of women and girls, and began to shout out: "We are not Germans, do not go to the front." At that time, about 70% of the troops returned to the barracks yard to support the demonstration. Marijampole Teachers Seminary and Gymnasium Students. The demonstrators then sang Lithuanian liberation songs and Tautiška giesmė and when threatened with a fight by several insufficiently armed local commando soldiers, turned the tables and broke some windows. Finally, the crowd gathered on the street to walk to the city. In that direction, the soldiers of the Wehrmacht stoned the truck.

While singing the national anthem, the Lithuanian policemen paid homage, and weighed on two of them. The soldiers of the 1st Police Battalion in the Marijampolė were completely passive, with regard, to the crowd.

Usage in the Lithuanian SSR

1940–1941

Immediately following the Soviet occupation of Lithuania, the government of the Lithuanian SSR published a new constitution, the Stalinist Constitution of the Lithuanian SSR, that regulates the usage of the new flag and the new coat of arms as a symbol of the socialist identity. However, in this constitution, there was no regulations on a regional anthem for the Lithuanian SSR. According to Soviet custom, all of the republics of the Soviet Union had the "Internationale" translated into their own language as regional anthems.

The officially-introduced "Internationale" in Lithuania was unpopular and the majority of the population of Lithuania disliked it as most Lithuanians then still remembered the "Tautiška giesmė" as being their national one. This was particularly evident when the authorities gathered all of the teachers in 14–15 August 1940 at the Lithuanian Teachers' Congress in Kaunas. The congress was attended by more than 10,000 primary and secondary school teachers and high schools lecturers. Of all the speakers, only the Prime Minister of Lithuania, Vincas Krėvė-Mickevičius, reminded the audience of the Lithuanian national anthem, concluding his speech: "Light and truth all along, guide our steps forever." Upon the end of the congress and the orchestra after the Internationale was played, a teacher began to sing the Tautiška giesmė.  Other teacher joined in front of her, singing the anthem, and after that, all of the teachers that attended the congress sing the anthem, publicly testifying about "their determination to serve their homeland, but not the occupier". Inspired by them, the orchestra followed them standing.

1944–1950

The issue about the anthem was raised again after the re-occupation of the Baltic States, after Lithuania re-joined the USSR as the Lithuanian SSR. A new anthem of the USSR was made, and the lyrics of the anthem were translated to the languages of the USSR republics. The original plan was to use the translated anthem as the temporary anthem, until a new, more socialist anthem was made.

During the translation process, Antanas Venclova as the translator, have some worries on the lyrics. The lyrics mentioned Великая Русь (), which he translated to Didžiosios Rusios. He feared that the part of the lyrics would be badly accepted in Lithuania, because the lyrics shows superiority of the Russian nation in Lithuania, and the spirit of the national revival that passed away after the occupation of Lithuania. The translation of the anthem itself was submitted on 5 January 1944. The translation of the anthem was approved on 7 January 1944.

On 26 January 1944, on the session of the Supreme Council of the USSR, the council adopted a resolution about the rights of all of the Soviet republics to hold their national military formations and Foreign Affairs Commissariat. The resolution was an attempt was made for the image of the USSR as the Soviet republics have an independent statehood. By doing so, the Soviet Union seeks to create a single place for each of the Soviet republics in the UN. Even before the session, Justas Paleckis proposed to the USSR Commissioner for Foreign Affairs of the People's Commissars, Vyacheslav Molotov, to consider whether the Soviet republics are allowed to have their own anthems. Molotov reported that the Politburo had decided to offer the Soviet republics to create their own anthems.

With the offer from the USSR government, the question of the Lithuanian anthem was re-discussed. The first proposal of the anthem was the song "Mes su Stalinu" (), which was proposed by G. Alexandrov to Kazys Preikšas. Other proposals proposed by G. Alexandrov was Tautiška giesmė, and other popular songs, including a poem by Petras Vaičiūnas "Ei, pasauli, mes be Vilniaus nenurimsime".

On 1 June 1944 the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Lithuania prepared a draft resolution of the national anthem of Lithuania: "At the present political situation, it is expedient to use the national anthem of Lithuania, in the Lithuanian SSR, to use its popularity and the opportunity to turn it into a weapon of strengthening the Soviet power to create a national anthem of the Lithuanian SSR..."The main points of the decree were:
 To allow the performance of music and text of the old Lithuanian national anthem, Tautiška giesmė, created in the end the 19th century by Vincas Kudirka as the National Anthem of the Lithuanian SSR
 To delay the question about the creation of the anthem of the Lithuanian until the time when it will be possible to attract all creative forces of the nation, and to create a hymn that reflects a new era in the life of the Lithuanian nation and the changes of the country's economy, culture and people's minds.

In the same draft resolution, it was envisaged that the lyrics and the melody of the Tautiška giesmė will be approved by the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Lithuanian SSR and the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.

The question of the creation of a new anthem of the Lithuanian SSR returned a year later. From 28 until 29 September 1945, the issue was held at the meeting of the Lithuanian Communist Party Central Committee Bureau. In the meeting, it was decided that a new anthem of the Lithuanian SSR was needed to reflect the socio-political change in Lithuania. A commission was organized to make the new national anthem of the Lithuanian SSR.

The committee consisted of K. Preikšas as the chairman, Justas Paleckis, Juozas Banaitis, Juozas Žiugžda, and the honored artists in the Lithuanian SSR, Professor Juozas Gruodis, Kostas Korsakas, and Vladas Niunka. The lyrics and the melody of the national anthem of the Lithuanian SSR should be submitted no later than on 1 January 1946. However, the anthem wasn't submitted in the deadline. A new commission for the anthem was created, consisted of Antanas Venclova, Teofilis Tilvytis, Juozas Melnikas, Valerija Valsiūnienė, Eduardas Mieželaitis, Vacys Reimeris and Aleksys Churginas. Due to the active partisan struggle in Lithuania, the plans of the new national anthem was relinquished. Apparently, the authorities believed that replacing Tautiška giesmė with a new one would further aggravate dissatisfaction of the population with the political system.

Of all the Soviet Baltic republics, only Lithuania could maintain the usage of their previous national anthem. The anthem was used until 1950. In Latvia and Estonia, new anthems were created and approved in 1945. Due to the different opinions about the anthem of the Lithuanian SSR, Justas Paleckis proposed to change the words of the Tautiška giesmė. However, the propose idea was rejected.

1950
After decline in Lithuanian partisan activity, the authorities concluded that it was safe to introduce the new anthem. On July 15, 1950, in the 10th anniversary of the incorporation of Lithuania to the Soviet Union, the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Lithuanian SSR approved a new anthem. The music for the anthem was composed by Balys Dvarionas and Jonas Švedas, and the words were written originally by Antanas Venclova. The anthem was confirmed in Article 169 of the 1978 Constitution of the Lithuanian SSR.

1950–1988
Even though Tautiška giesmė was used as the national anthem of the Lithuanian SSR for 6 years, the anthem ended up being banned in the Lithuanian SSR after the introduction and the approvement as the new anthem. During this period, the Lithuanian Tautiška giesmė became a symbol of national resistance to the Soviet Union. The anthem was often sung at various festivities in families and in small gatherings of trusted people.

1988–1990
On 6 October 1988, Tautiška giesmė was approved as a replacement for the State Anthem of the Lithuanian SSR. The preliminary approval was made by the Supreme Soviet of the Lithuanian SSR and successive legislative bodies.

Current status
The status of Tautiška giesmė as the national anthem of the Lithuanian Republic was reconfirmed in 1992. In that year, the Constitution of Lithuania was approved; Article 19 of the document states that Tautiška giesmė will be the national anthem of Lithuania. The last law in relation to the national anthem was passed in 1999; it contained the official lyrics and protocol on how and when to play the anthem.

1999 law
Signed into law by President Valdas Adamkus on 9 June 1999, the "Law on the National Anthem of the Republic of Lithuania" details when and where the national anthem is played and its performance protocols.

Article 2 of the law states that the anthem is to be played at the following occasions: At the beginning or ending of solemn sessions of the Seimas, on national holidays and memorial days, and at receptions and farewells of foreign heads of state on official visits to Lithuania—but only after the anthem of the foreign country has been played.

It is played in foreign countries to represent Lithuania, according to their own diplomatic protocols; on national holidays and other days when the Flag of Lithuania is raised by order of the government; when the flag is raised during public events sponsored by governmental institutions, business, and organizations; and at the beginning and end of National Radio programming. The anthem may also be played at other occasions, such as sporting competitions.

When playing the anthem, the music may be either live or recorded. The anthem may be performed with a choir, an orchestra, a military band, or  a combination of the latter two. Article 4, section 2, states that all participants are encouraged to sing the national anthem. When the anthem is played, all civilians are asked to stand in a gesture of respect to the anthem. If employees of national defense, police, and other military or military-related organizations are present, they must respect the anthem in a way prescribed by their statutes. The anthem cannot be used as background music, purposes of advertisement, or for entertainment, such as karaoke. Public disrespect of the anthem may be punishable by law.

Lyrics

Sheet music
The Lithuanian National Culture Centre has created several sheet music for the anthem. Below are the sheet music for the anthem:
 Men's Choir (tenor and bass)
 Women's Choir (soprano and alto)
 Mixed Choir (soprano, alto, tenor and bass)

See also
 Anthem of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic
 List of national anthems

Notes

References

External links

 Lietuvos valstybės himnas (Tautiška giesmė) Teksto ir muzikos autorius −Vincas Kudirka.
 Simbolika: Lietuvos valstybės himnas
 LIETUVOS VALSTYBĖS HIMNAS RINKINYS
 The Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania has a website with anthem lyrics and sheet music.
 Lithuania: Tautiška giesmė - Audio of the national anthem of Lithuania, with information and lyrics
 "A Virtual Exhibition of a Millennium of Lithuanian Cultural Heritage" - This exhibition website features a page about the anthem that includes a vocal sound file.

National anthems
Lithuanian SSR
Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic

Lithuanian songs
European anthems
Compositions in A-flat major

Tautiška giesmė