NHL Iron Menby jmnovff - 26 cards (Last updated on Mar 23, 2024) |
Active streaks as of 01/06/2024.
Source: records.nhl.com
Updates:
Brent Burns passes Andrew Cogliano for 7th place.
Brent Burns reaches 800 games
Brent Burns passes Craig Ransay for 8th place.
Phil Kessel, inactive, technically streak still alive
Brent Burns passes Jay Bouwmeester for 9th place.
Brent Burns reaches 700 games
Phil Kessel reaches 1000 games.
Phil Kessel breaks Keith Yandle record.
Brent Burns ties Henrik Sedin for 10th place.
Keith Yandle's streak ends at 989.
Removed Antoine Vermette 617 games streak listed by records.nhl.com.
Streak ended at 482 on 2015/10/24 Ari @ Ott.
https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/v/vermean01/gamelog/2016
https://www.nhl.com/news/coyotes-vermette-has-streak-end-at-482-games/c-784648
Removed Jarome Iginla 529 games streak listed by records.nhl.com.
Streak ended at 441 on 2013/03/27 Cal @ Col.
https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/i/iginlja01/gamelog/2013
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/flames-scratch-jarome-iginla-amid-trade-speculation-ending-consecutive-games-streak-at-441
Phil Kessell moves into second place passing Doug Jarvis
Keith Yandle breaks Doug Jarvis record.
Brent Burns moves in 11th place passing Andy Hebenton
11. 2014-15 O-Pee-Chee - Retro #337 Henrik Sedin
679 games 03/21/2004-01/18/2014
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12. 1963-64 Topps #15 Andy Hebenton
*** Former record holder ***
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13. 2018-19 Upper Deck #96 Karl Alzner
622 games 10/08/2010-04/07/2018
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14. 1960-61 Parkhurst #14 John Wilson
*** Former record holder ***
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15. 1978-79 O-Pee-Chee #182 Billy Harris
576 games
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16. 1999-00 O-Pee-Chee #130 Mark Recchi
570 games 10/04/1991-12/11/1998
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18. 1965-66 Coca-Cola NHL Players #NNO Alex Delvecchio
548 games 12/13/1956-11/11/1964
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19. 2007-08 O-Pee-Chee - Micromotion Black #477 Brendan Morrison
542 games 02/27/2000-12/10/2007
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20. 1993-94 Score #8 Craig MacTavish
518 games 10/12/1986-01/02/1993
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Comments
I haven't followed hockey since the lost lockout season (2004-05), so I didn't know that three guys were actively within 100 games of the Doug Jarvis record ... I predict one of them will break it. It's too bad Steve Larmer's steak was ended by a dispute with Chicago management, or else he might have the record now. To me, Garry Unger is still the real Iron Man of the NHL ... one of my favorites, he had to score goals and drop the gloves every once in a while. Jarvis never had to carry his teams ... he was a role player. The AP story of Unger's steak ending is in the 12/24/1979 edition of the Montreal Gazette. He was uniform for the Atlanta Flames on 12/22/1979 at St. Louis, but never got off the bench. Late in the game, he stood up and coach Al MacNeil grabbed the back of his sweater and yanked him down. Unger, who had been playing injured for almost two weeks, backed his coach's decision of valuing the team's performance over the streak. BTW, the Monteal Gazette is a fantastic hockey news resource ... it's one of the newspapers at this site: | ||
Andrew Cogliano's streak ended due to a two-game suspension from the Dept of Player Safety for an illegal hit. Without the suspension he would have reached 900+ games before finally missing a game due to injury about a year later. | ||
Yandle's looked great so far this season, I think he'll get that record as long as he doesn't have an injury. | ||
Such a dirty move by Yeo to end Yandle's streak like that. I'm glad they lost badly that game. | ||
Yandle hadn't been playing well all (well, really "most", he looked decent starting off) season. The team was playing him just for the streak, which really defeats the point of the streak itself.
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Glenn Hall's record's a safe one, that's for sure! |
