Mike Bossy

He'll tie Lemieux for 10.

But also Leon Draisaitl could move into a tie for fifth with Mike Bossy and Peter Stastny at seven.

Then he would be one back of, uh, Marcel Dionne for, uh, for eight.

Um, he'd have to get to 10 to, to, uh, to get into the, uh, top three, so he'd need four more seasons of 100 points.

For all players in that span, he wa- he's 17th in points.

He's right between Alex Ovechkin and Mike Bossy for that age range-

Wow

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Well, if you don't, this guy, you never got to see him play.

most of these guys i haven't i don't think i've ever really seen my number one was mike bossy i have him on my list 752 games played now 573 goals yeah 553 assists 1126 points now the only one who even I thought comes, well, the top three could be any way you want to do it.

My number two was Brian Trottier.

Oh, my God.

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I always think about the guys that were second, third, Mike Bossy, Kent Nilsson, all these guys, who in any other era, any other time in that sport, would be legendary.

Same with Phil.

You look at his career, majors, wins, impact, whatever, you know, style.

Uh, already does have the Stanley Cup, Conn Smythe, three Hart Trophies, nine Rocket Richard Trophies, and virtually every meaningful NHL goal scoring record.

He's already the NHL's all-time leader in power play goals, game-winning goals, overtime goals, 30 goal seasons, 40 goal seasons, and is tied with Gretzky and Mark, Mike Bossy for nine 50-goal seasons as well.

All-time leader in empty net goals too.

Gotta throw that in.

It's going to be somebody that a lot of people have never heard of.

Mike Bossy from the New York Islanders in the late 70s, early 80s.

The Islanders won the Stanley Cup four years in a row from, I think it was 80 to 84.

And Bossy was just, he was just one of those middle-sized Canadian guys who could just do so much with the puck and just had a knack for putting it in the net.