NHL All-Time Iron men

[Svyatoslav]

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

[acdcrocksno1]

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?

[Svyatoslav]

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.

[acdcrocksno1]

Originally Posted by Svyatoslav

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?

[Shoryuken]

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

[DARCY T]

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

[Svyatoslav]

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

[Anthony19]

Originally Posted by DARCY T

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

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

[nilan30]

Originally Posted by Svyatoslav

Team iron men

Team Player Games

Winnipeg - Vyacheslav Kozlov - 252

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

[The DZA]

Originally Posted by Svyatoslav

Glenn Hall - 502

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.

[steve_c]

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.

[kam]

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?

[acdcrocksno1]

Looks like Henrik Sedin's streak will be over tonight

[Ciccarelli]

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.

[Big Mac 24]

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!!!