NHL All-Time Iron men
 

Players and Consecutive games played

1. Doug Jarvis – 964
2. Garry Unger – 914
3. Steve Larmer – 884
4. Craig Ramsay – 776
5. Andy Hebenton – 630
6. Johnny Wilson – 580
7. Billy Harris – 576
8. Mark Recchi – 570
9. Danny Grant – 566
10. Jay Bouwmeester – 557
11. Henrik Sedin – 549
12. Alex Delvecchio – 548
13. Brendan Morrison – 542
14. Craig MacTavish – 519
15. Brad Boyes – 513
16. Andrew Brunette – 509
17. John Marks – 509
18. Murray Murdoch – 508
19. Glenn Hall - 502

By the way, active Iron men

Jay Bouwmeester – 557
Henrik Sedin – 549
Jarome Iginla - 379
Andrew Cogliano - 378
Corey Perry - 252
Steven Stamkos - 246
Andrew Brunette - 239

I don't suppose you have a website where I can see individual teams iron men? Would be interested in knowing who the Flyers current is and who holds the record. I think it might be Coburn currently?

I'll post individual teams iron men later may be tomorrow or Sunday-Monday.
As for Flyers Rod Brind'amour is their iron man - 484 games. Current is Kimmo Timonen - 234 games.

I thought he missed a game this season with a wrist injury?

I thought Ken Daneyko had a ridiculous streak of games going at one point?

i thought skrastins's streak was also more than 500 games

Team iron men

Team Player Games
Anaheim - Andy McDonald - 272
Boston - Johnny Bucyk - 418
Buffalo - Craig Ramsey - 776
Calgary - Jarome Iginla - 380 and counting
Carolina - Dave Tippett - 419
Chicago - Steve Larmer - 884
Colorado - Dale Hunter - 312
Columbus - R. J. Umberger - 288
Dallas - Danny Grant - 442
Detroit - Alex Delvecchio - 548
Edmonton - Craig MacTavish - 519
Florida - Olly Jokinen - 376
Los Angeles - Anze Kopitar - 330
Minnesota - Antti Laaksonen - 288
Montreal - Doug Jarvis - 560
Nashville - Karlis Skrastins - 269
New Jersey - Travis Zajac - 401
Islanders - Billy Harris - 576
Rangers - Andy Hebenton - 560
Ottawa - Alexei Yashin - 292
Philadelphia - Rod Brind'amour - 484
Phoenix - Dale Hawerchuk - 475
Pittsburgh - Ron Schock - 313
St. Louis - Gary Unger - 662
San Jose - Joe Thornton - 379
Tampa - Martin St. Louis - 499
Toronto - Tim Horton - 486
Vancouver - Henrik Sedin - 550 and counting
Washington - Bob Carpenter - 422
Winnipeg - Vyacheslav Kozlov - 252

It was 495. Longest streak for a defenceman in the regular season, until Bouwmeester broke it.

Took me awhile to figure out when the hell he played for Winnipeg haha.

I know a lot of people think some of Gretzky's records or even Brodeur's record is unbeatable, but this one is pretty much a guarantee to never be broken.

How the **** could a goalie play that many consecutive games?

In an era where they didnt even wear masks!

Unbelievable.

glenn hall's record is very impressive but it also doesn't surprise me at all. he's an old timer goalie and goalies back then were tough. i think that they were some of the toughest players on the ice. they had such an important role and so little equipment compared to today. it took courage to be a goalie and it took even more courage and strength to be one of the greatest goalies to have ever played the game. i think that glenn hall had that courage and he had the strength and that's why he was a great goalie and he was able to be a great goalie for so long and for so many games in a row. he's a man that has my complete respect.

Didn't Larmer’s end due to a contract dispute between he and old man Wirtz and that’s how he ended up a Ranger?

Looks like Henrik Sedin's streak will be over tonight

Did Doug Jarvis basically never miss a game in his whole career? That's pretty amazing to me. He played exactly 964 NHL games and never missed a game. I guess he is the only one to do so.

Hall and Jarvis' records are immense!

Jarvis was also only 5.9 170lbs, and was he not a first line opposition checking centre, i.e. always against the top lines ? Hell, in 85/86, he even managed to play 2 more games than anyone else by playing for two teams!!!