top 10 goal scorers against the Penguins in the last 10

[Godric]

Anyone know?

[thepittman]

Do research and let us know?

[pittsports87]

Last 10 what? Games? Minutes? Days? Years?

[Noise]

Last 10 what? Games? Minutes? Days? Years?

Last 10 times he's been with a women.

[Godric]

Last 10 years

[Tim Thomasen]

Well Knuble has to be top of the list easily.

[DontToewsMeBro]

My guess for some more recent ones: Jason Blake, Martin St. Louis, Vinny Lecavalier, Daniel Alfredsson, and Patrick Elias

[BurghersAndDogsSports]

Martin St. Louis seemed to score 1,000 goals against us.

[Tim Thomasen]

Doesn't Briere have a impressive record againist us?

And Clarke MacArthur and Rick Nash has scored alot of goals againist us.

[mikey287]

Anyone in their first NHL game...

[no name]

has to be all divisional players. since they play 3x as many games.

[Defence21]

has to be all divisional players. since they play 3x as many games.

Not necessarily, as most divisional opponents haven't had longstanding stars recently to account for the points. Think, for example, about Philly, which has been a turnstile of players over the last 10 years. It's possible, though, that Richards or Carter could be on the list, and maybe even high up on it. The Islanders, Rangers, and Devils also have had a lot of turnover. I would say, if I had to guess, that no more than 50% of the list would include divisional rivals.

Some suggestions:

- Mike Richards
- Alex Ovechkin
- Scott Hartnell
- Daniel Alfredsson
- Jason Spezza
- Eric Staal
- Jaromir Jagr

[duke66]

Anyone in their first NHL game...

or first game with a new team, or first goal for said player of the year. it's uncanny.

[KennyTheKangaroo]

alfredson had like 23q987523089570 points during that stretch where ottawa made the cup run

[Pens Fan Since 1970]

Anyone in their first NHL game...

or first game with a new team, or first goal for said player of the year. it's uncanny.

or first time steiggy says "so and so hasn't scored a goal in x amount of games"

[Nizzy]

Well this might as well be for the last 8 years, because in 02-03 the only player we had was Orpik and maybe Fleury.

Martin St. Louis is a great pick. Most of the ranger top dogs have changed over the past few years, same with philly. Maybe someone on New Jersey as to be up there. Blake was probably tops at one point. I feel like Ovechkin has to be in the running. It's probably someone dumb like Spezza/Alfredson.

[Nizzy]

has to be all divisional players. since they play 3x as many games.

Not really because, most of the "star" players of the Islanders, Rangers, & Flyers have changed a lot since 2005. I would think its someone on the Devils, Ovechkin, Spezza or Alfredsson, St. Louis or Lecavalier.

I have a feel going forward that Rick Nash is good for a goal a game vs the Pens.

[Defence21]

has to be all divisional players. since they play 3x as many games.

Not really because, most of the "star" players of the Islanders, Rangers, & Flyers have changed a lot since 2005. I would think its someone on the Devils, Ovechkin, Spezza or Alfredsson, St. Louis or Lecavalier.

I have a feel going forward that Rick Nash is good for a goal a game vs the Pens.

Are you just reading my post and re-wording what I said?

[Tim Thomasen]

has to be all divisional players. since they play 3x as many games.

Not really because, most of the "star" players of the Islanders, Rangers, & Flyers have changed a lot since 2005. I would think its someone on the Devils, Ovechkin, Spezza or Alfredsson, St. Louis or Lecavalier.

I have a feel going forward that Rick Nash is good for a goal a game vs the Pens.

In 11 career games againist the Pens, he has 11 points.

[Defence21]

has to be all divisional players. since they play 3x as many games.

Not necessarily, as most divisional opponents haven't had longstanding stars recently to account for the points. Think, for example, about Philly, which has been a turnstile of players over the last 10 years. It's possible, though, that Richards or Carter could be on the list, and maybe even high up on it. The Islanders, Rangers, and Devils also have had a lot of turnover. I would say, if I had to guess, that no more than 50% of the list would include divisional rivals.

Some suggestions:

- Mike Richards
- Alex Ovechkin
- Scott Hartnell
- Daniel Alfredsson
- Jason Spezza
- Eric Staal
- Jaromir Jagr

Allow me to add Mike Knuble to the list. He signed with the Flyers today and it reminded me how much he has hurt the Penguins even in his later/crippled years. Part of me wonders (half jokingly, of course) if this didn't have something small to do with the Flyers choosing him to help fill the void left by Hartnell's 4-8 week absense.

[It'sagreatdayforhockey!]

Not exactly what you are looking for but here is what I found for active player career pts against the pens in the regular season:

1) Elias - 66
2) Alfredsson - 62
3) Koivu - 50
4) Kovalchoo - 48
5) Whitney - 48
6) Knuble - 46
7) Hossa - 44
8) Thornton - 44
9) Lecavalier - 44
10) Gagne - 43

Also St. Louis 41, Jagr, 41, Spezza 41, Briere 37, Ovechkin 36, Richards 31, Staal 30

*Edited*

[It'sagreatdayforhockey!]

Also of note, it looks like Brenden Morrow is the leader for games played in a career (800+) but with the fewest points against the pens (2) as far as the active points scoring leaders goes.

[Nizzy]

The question for this thread was most goals scored, not points. The answer to this thread, I remembered instantly when I saw him last game:

Olli Jokinen.

[pronovost19]

Marius czerkawski...joffrey lupul

[joopen]

Sundin has to be close even tho he only played like half of that time span. He really padded his stats against the Pens