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NHL Defenseman Scoring Records

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NHL defenseman scoring records Hall of Fame 10 Questions

Ten fact-checked questions about NHL defenseman scoring records. Test your knowledge and use the hints when you need them.

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Quiz questions

  1. Which defenseman holds the NHL career record with 410 regular-season goals?
    • Paul Coffey
    • Al MacInnis
    • Denis Potvin
    • Ray Bourque
  2. How many career regular-season assists did Ray Bourque record?
    • 1,135
    • 934
    • 878
    • 1,169
  3. How many career regular-season points did Ray Bourque record?
    • 1,579
    • 1,531
    • 1,274
    • 1,217
  4. Who ranks second among defensemen with 396 career regular-season goals?
    • Phil Housley
    • Denis Potvin
    • Paul Coffey
    • Al MacInnis
  5. How many regular-season assists did Paul Coffey record?
    • 934
    • 929
    • 1,135
    • 1,169
  6. Which defenseman scored 340 career regular-season goals?
    • Larry Murphy
    • Al MacInnis
    • Phil Housley
    • Denis Potvin
  7. Which defenseman scored 338 career regular-season goals?
    • Denis Potvin
    • Bobby Orr
    • Phil Housley
    • Al MacInnis
  8. Which defenseman recorded 310 career regular-season goals while spending his entire NHL career with the Islanders?
    • Brian Leetch
    • Chris Chelios
    • Denis Potvin
    • Larry Robinson
  9. Which defenseman recorded 878 career regular-season assists, sixth on the NHL defenseman list?
    • Brian Leetch
    • Chris Chelios
    • Larry Robinson
    • Nicklas Lidstrom
  10. Which defenseman scored 270 goals and 915 points in only 657 regular-season games?
    • Paul Coffey
    • Denis Potvin
    • Bobby Orr
    • Ray Bourque