Top 6 UNBREAKABLE NHL Records!
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- The only way these records will ever be broken is if someone builds a time machine and throws McDavid in, but until that happens here are the Top 6 Unbreakable NHL Records!
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The most unbreakable record of all time IMO isn't even in the video! Glenn Hall played in 502 consecutive games as a goalie. Rule changes can potentially allow a lot of these records to change, there's no rule changes that will ever happen that will allow any goalie to even come close to 502 consecutive games played.
I didnt even think of that.. Brodeur didn't even play 82 straight games in a single season. His career high was 78/82 back in 2006
Hall vomited before every game. Heaven knows how that didn't wreck his esophagus.
I agree. While it's unlikely that the others will be broken, it's not inconceivable. Hall's record was 502 consecutive complete games, not just playing in them. The increased length of the season (70 to 82 games is a 17% increase), plus the tiring aspects of cross-continent travel (Hall did it in a 6-team league that didn't extend west of Chicago, when the teams travelled by train) make his record secure.
Let's not forget Georges Vezina's consecutive game record of 327 regular season and 39 playoff games from 1910-25, using the same stick the whole time. The streak ended when he collapsed with tuberculosis after the 1st period of the 1925-26 season opener.
Speaking of goaltending records, how about Ken McAuley playing all but 1 period for the New York Rangers in 1943-44, posting a record of 6-39-5 with a GAA of 6.24 (310 goals). He improved slightly the following season, playing 46 games with a record of 11-25-10, 4.93. I met him in 1979 and asked if he was the man who played for Rangers, and didn't he set some records? He replied, "Most goals against in a season, most goals against in a game, worst goals against average in a season." He was on the losing end of a 15-0 rout by the Red Wings on Jan. 23, 1944, with a 16th goal disallowed because it came right at the final buzzer. That single game record was tied by Doug Soetart of the Winnipeg Jets in a 15-2 loss in Minnesota on Nov. 11, 1981.
I'm surprised that Wayne Gretzky never tied or beat Darryl Sittler's 10-point single game record, and that the record still stands alone after 47 years.
I was going to mention the Leaf's 55-year streak of not winning the Stanley Cup, but then I reread the "unbreakable" part. They break their own record every year!
I think Darryl Sittler's 10 points in a single game should be on this list. That record is just absurd.
Darryl also scored a 7 goal game back in 70s, so Malone ain’t alone, do more research pal
Abraham liftin, your right, I’ve watched greatest of all time a few years back an the commentator spoke about Darryl scoring 7 goal an 3 assist plus he was a professional analyst, apparently the commentator deceived me, my bad an also great video
@@SM_TwentySeven Darryl sitler had six goals and four assists in that game he never had seven goal game
@@SM_TwentySeven Darryl sitler had six goals and four assists in that game he never had seven goal game
And the Boston Bruins broke a total 132 point season. With 135 points and also 65 wins.
lol this guy is an idiot clearly habs fan
How do you not have Lemieux's 5 goals 5 ways here? Just scoring 5 is huge, but every way possible will never be duplicated!
I agree that Mario's feat will never be matched. You have to get a penalty shot and score on it (rare). Then you also need a high scoring close game such that you get a chance to get an empty netter. Plus, a PP, Shorthanded, and even strength goal. Not going to happen. Ever.
But it's probably not on the list because it's not really a "record". It's just a quirky feat.
This will always be one of the most absolutely beyond impressive records ever. Mario was unreal in every way.
That game isn't a record, it's just a 5 goal game which is not an NHL record. Many players have scored 5 goals in a game. Fedorov has just as rare of a 5 goal game but it's just a five goal game when it goes into the record book like every other five goal game. That's why it's not on this list.
163 assists in a season is the most unbreakable (seasonal) record. Gretzky came close to his other seasonal records, but not his 163 assists.
Also 11 straight 100+ assist seasons. Only 2 players have ever had even just *one* 100 assist season (Orr & Lemieux). And Gretzky did it ELEVEN straight seasons. Insane.
I agree! And the most unbreakable career record is Gretzky's 1963 assists. He did it in 20 seasons and it's more assists than the top 20 non-Gretzky assist seasons in NHL history.
The 11 straight 100+ assist seasons is a great shout, although not considered an official NHL record. Maybe one day if a few players end up with a few consecutive 100+ assist seasons they will make it official.
@@kentmartin9289 - there are so many unofficial Gretzky records that they should make official. They have official records for most 40 goal, 50 goal, and 60 goals seasons, but why not anything above that? Most 70 goal seasons, most 80 goal seasons, and most 90 goal seasons should be official as well. So should most career short handed goals. They have it for season, so why not career? Most 200 point seasons. Least number of games to 200 goals, 300 goals, 400 goals, 500 goals, 600 goals, 700 goals, and 800 goals. Just to name a few of his unofficial records…. The rest can be found on his Wikipedia page under “Unofficial Records”. There’s like a hundred of them (or maybe 99 lol).
@@michaelgriffiths8068 facts! I believe there is a bigger chance of him going up to like 70, 80 or maybe more records before he ever falls below 50, by just acknowledging a bunch of his records as official. Another one that is baffling that it isn't official is career playoff points per game. Why on earth is most assists in a playoff period worth an official record, but highest career points per game in the playoffs isn't?
@@kentmartin9289 - Very true!! Playoff PPG average should be a very basic inclusion. I’m surprised it isn’t there.
What about Henri Richard who won the Stanley Cup 11 times as a player
Mike Bossy over 50 goals a season 9 seasons in a row. Will NEVER be touched imo..
The Habs record for most points is even more impressive when you consider the fact that tie games was a common occurrence back then: if the game was tied after 60, the game ended and both teams got only one point. Fast forward today, where a tie game after 60 means both teams get a point, but there's a chance to get a second if you score in overtime or win in a shoutout. Of the 12 ties the Habs had, it's easy to believe at least 6 of them would have resulted in the Canadiens winning in overtime with today's rules. Even more if you consider the pure talent on that team.
The Habs had nine (9!) HHoF members on that team, which is something we will never see in the salary cap era of today, making it truly impossible to repeat. As a comparison, I'd say the Lightning had 4, maybe 5 if you're feeling very generous, future HHoF players on their roster for their run at three straight SCF
Don’t forget the year that they had the fewest losses. 60 wins and only 8 losses. ONLY 8 LOSSES!!!
The avs have a handful right now. Could be 5 if everything goes right. But 3 for sure. It’s insane to think we know Makar will make hof even after his first season.
@@damonm3I wish Makar the best, but he's one injury away from not making it. There is something to longevity to get to the HOF.
But yeah, insanely talented.
@@hillbillydeluxe27three of their top 4 defensemen have had their numbers retired, plus Ken Dryden. How do you score on that?
It was however a league with many expansion teams still trying to find their footing....
Tim Kerrs 34 PP goals in a season is gonna be hard to beat
The 2018-19 Tampa Bay Lightning were pretty close to beating that Points record at 62-16-4 (128 Points)
Henri Richard's 11 Stanley Cup rings will never be matched.
With the way the league in now, no it will not. Who knows it may change in the future and make it possible. At some point they are going to realize they have too many teams in markets that are not profitable and start shrinking the league, I am look at you Arizona!
7:17 2022/23 Bruins :D No, that is mine now :D
I think Ovi can break Gretzky's record of most goals.
If he can keep going for about another 5 years he will break his record, I believe he will.
@@longwindingroad 5 years? wtf :D he is not 20 goals a season lmao XD 2/3 years
Well he’s like 37 or 38
So he has three more years until he might retire
So probably
Any of Gretzky's assist records should be here. Why even mention his Goals when its likely to be broken? His Assists alone make him the All Time Point Leader.
Agreed. 163 assists in 80 games will never be broken. Also 47 points in 18 playoff games ('84-'85). Not human.
Bossy ...50 goals in 9 straight seasons..never will be broken
McDavid is like 25 bro..he will make it interesting as long as he doesn't fk it up around 32
Sittler's ten points in one game may never be tied, let alone broken. Also, Gretzky's 50 goals in 39 games may never even be tied either.
Boston just got 135😳
All the penalty minute records will never be broken.
Who holds that record?
@@marcstevens8576 Tiger Williams 3971 career penalty minutes, Dave Schultz 472 in one season and Randy Holt 67 in a single game
I always wonder how different the record books would look if Bobby Orr and Mario Lemieux got to have longer careers.
The same with Mike Bossy too.
What always gets me is how Wayne stayed healthy for as long as he did.
@@CorporateCornholio He had bodyguards/goons to look out for him whenever Wayne was on the ice.
@@kevinstull8552 That's right. Orr, Lemieux, and Bossy did not policemen on the ice protecting them.
What colour is the sky in this world of yours?
I love how the last record just got broken this season. Boston got a total of 135 points. 3 more than the Canadiens did. Record broken.
Here are two I don't think will ever be broken...
Michel Belhumeur: He played 35 games for the Washington Capitals in 1974-75 and was the winner in zero. He had 24 losses, three ties, and appeared in eight non-decisions. Due to the NHL no longer having ties, and having games end in shootouts, any goaltender that appears in at least 35 games in a season will be bound to win one somewhere.
Yvon Lambert: He played in 77 games for the Buffalo Sabres in 1981-82, and he scored 25 goals and 39 assists for 64 points. Despite that, he played the entire 1982-83 season in the minors. Unless we end up seeing another NHL season get locked out entirely again, like in 2004-05, no player will score 64 points in a season while spending the entire following season in the minors ever again.
actually, when a game goes to a shoot out, the game is considered a tie for the losing goalie.
Inaugural Senators and Sharks came close to Matching Washington's futility.
Brett Hulls winger records. Bobby Orr winning the scoring title as a Defenceman. The Oilers total goals of 446 in one season. Montreal from 1977 still has the highest winning percentage. They also weren't skunked in the first round by an underdog.😂
Surprised you didn't mention The Great One's record of most goals in a season when he scored 92 in the 81-82 season. Yeah, Mario Lemieux and Brett Hull came close when they scored 85 and 87 goals respectively in 88-89 and 90-91. But I just don't see anybody coming even remotely close to this record in this day and age...
Actually, it was Gretzky who scored 87 goals, not Hull. Gretzky has the two top goal seasons ever (92 and 87). Hull has 86 and Lemieux has 85. Amazing to think Lemieux’s only #4 on this list, and Gretzky beat both of them twice.
That's right. 92 goals in one season may never be broken.
Fun fact Vincent Lecavalier is in happy Gilmore, he makes the team when happy didn’t
Boston: no, most points record belongs to me
How about 11 Stanley cups as a player by Henri Richard.
The points record broken
135 this season beating the 132 owned by the Canadiens
Interesting
Actually, the Boston Bruins beat the single season points record with 135 this past season.
Definitely don't check to see the Bruins current pace for points this season before making that last prediction 😬🤭
No mention of the 19 consecutive playoff series won by the NY Islanders from 1980 to 1984?
The Canadiens record should never be broken. There were no points awarded for ties back then, unlike now with o/t wins or shoot-outs..
That's actually not correct. Prior to the shootout and the OT change, teams that played to a tie both received a single point. Even this video shows that. If the teams didn't get points for ties, the Canadiens 60 wins would have given them only 120 points. It was the single point received for the 12 draws that put them at 132. The difference now is there is always a team that gets 2 points, and the losing team after 60 minutes still gets 1. Prior if you lost in OT you didn't get any points.
I feel like michkov would have a good shot at teemu, obviously he wont break it. But to me he’s a future 50 goal score especially with the scoring rate going up, those 3-4 years of lightning up the second best league in the world is the main factor to me.
Funny that I’m watching this the day after the bruins became the new best regular season team in nhl history.
That means you were watching this about a week and a half before one of the greatest collapses in playoff history. Now that's funny.
there are plenty of records that could have been included, like the Islanders 19 consecutive playoff series victories, but we had to add that Happy Gilmore shit in there?
Boston might break that points record this season, though. They're on pace for 138 points.
Ovenchin has what it takes easily. Another record by Gretzky is 234 games to reach 500 points
Gretzky’s 1963 assists is also unlikely to be beaten
What about Darrel sitlers 10 point night , 6 goals and 4 assists
who's here after the bruins broke the unbreakable and precceeded to choke away the szn on home ice
Flyers 35 game unbeaten streak in 1979-80, no way anyone comes close to that
With no ties there are no unbeaten streaks anymore. Just winning streaks and losing streaks.
My Bruins have a chance to break the habs record this year!
132 points is definitely a breakable record. Tampa in 2018-19 came close with 128 and even Red Wings in 1995-96 had 131. As more teams learn how to dodge the rules of parity (cough Tampa cough), it won't be long before this record falls.
It was a bad idea to give a point for a loss in overtime or shootout, encouraging mediocrity. TB came close, but they had 8 more losses than the Canadiens. If you look at the NHL standings, only eight of the thirty-two teams have more losses than wins : in mathematics, it’s a non-sense 😢😢😢
OH MY GOD!!!!😃
The Bruins beat the "unbreakable point record!"
Vegas Golden Knights became the biggest success story for an expansion team in its first year of any of the four major sports
Probably because it was VEGAS. That expansion was a joke : Vegas could get the 11th best player of about every team. That’s why all season, they were contenders for the first overall, which is absurd. In 1970, there was a unanimous 1st round draft choice in Gilbert Perreault, but Vancouver, having the 2nd choice, had to choose Dale Tallon !
St Louis made it to the cup finals in their first three years of existence.
I've got to hand it to you. Your number one "UNBREAKABLE" record was the first to fall.
How about the Vancouver Canucks with not a single Stanley Cup win in 53 years? That's got to be a record for futility unmatched in history. Especially since over the years, teams almost brand new to the league have won the cup.
The Buffalo Sabres entered the NHL in the same season (1970-71), and they've never won the Stanley Cup, either. Plus, Vancouver have made three appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, wheras Buffalo have only made two to date.
That is true. You're correct. I forgot all about them.
His number one unbreakable record is the one that got broken
Are we not gonna mention Tiger Williams 3,971 carrier penalty minutes?
No, lets just forget that anyone named "Tiger" ever played the game, not to mention the deplorable way in which he left his mark.
the goal one will be broken tage thompson had 5 through 2 periods if it was a close game theirs a chance someone stays on and gets another 2
Boston is on pace for 138 points this season and don't seem to be slowing down any... just saying. Also, only 3 of thier 59 points are from OT loses, so the need for an asterisk regarding OT points and different scoring systems isn't really there yet.
@@seantylerfoley ot losses are not the issue here, ties gave each team a point. So getting a tie is the same thing as losing in OT or SO
@@seantylerfoley OT wins would also be asterisk worthy, since when the Canadiens set the record there wasn't any overtime. Overtime just started in I think 1983-84. And one further asterisk potential is that the Canadiens had an 80 game schedule, not an 82 game schedule.
Bruins might break the points record, but not likely within the same constraints as the Canadiens (but of course, the Canadiens were missing roster constraints that Boston has now).
Gretzky's assist record is more unbelievable than his goal record. Ovy will beat it.
yes
50 goals in 39 games?
I figure that 7 goal record can be broken. Maybe by McDavid, or maybe by a lesser player who just gets lucky.
Of course it can be, but it is extremely unlikely. In spite of Gretzky, Lemieux, Bossy, Hull, and Ovechkin, no has scored more than five since Daryl Sittler almost half a century ago.
@@pathfinder1273 I actually watched that game live when he scored 10 points against Boston.
@@danceswithcritters I watched it dead... on TV.
YES!!!! HAPPY GILMORE
50 goals in 39 games! Guess who.
Half empty netters
@@That90sShow Stastny is that you?!
An other record that will never be beaten. Larry Robinson +- in 1976-1977 Canadiens de Montréal. He end up with +120. Impossible to beat now
Bobby Orr +124 in 70-71 season.
That's not even the record dude, but keep trying
hell ya ovi will
Where the hell is Sittler's record of ten points (6 goals, 4 assists)?
You forgot Gretzkys 92 goal season
Gotta love Happy Gilmore.😆
No, I dont gotta love him, because I definitely dont.
I scored 103 goals in my first Be a pro season
I scored 137 🖕🏻 With no aim assist
@@JohnDaubSuperfan369 With 121 assists?
1993 Habs overtime streak.
ithink ovie is utting gretzky on the ropes for the monst goals
What about Henry Richards 11 Stanley cups ? ? ? In todays game ,it's impossible ! ! ! The total points of the 76-77 season can be broken one day. But no way any other teams will ever lose only 8 games in a 82 games season. 5 Stanley cups in a row ? ??
5 Stanley cups in a row will absolutely be beaten with the amount of consolidation going on in american business, unless hopefully, the league goes bust, we evolve as a society and stop glamourising professional sports and big business, allowing for the purification of ice hockey, reverting it back to a more homegrown product.
Of course the 7 goals in a game would be against the Saint Pats, who else but Toronto 🤣
0.131% is just completely wrong I don't know how you are coming up with that number
Even if you only win 1 out of 80 games you have a win percentage of 1.25%
He counted ties as half wins, and then did 10.5/80. He forgot the whole multiplying by 100 to give it in a percentage. It should be 13.1%, but win percentages are often shown like 0.131. He kind of combined the two.
0:56 mcDavid could probably score 7 against Campbell
Too bad they play on the same team
Bruins broke the points record💀
last one got beaten lol
Boston just broke the record for most points in a season with 135 and lost to Florida in game 7 GO LEAFS GO 😂😂
Your records are biased. Number 2 or 3 should have been Daryl Sittler's 10 points in a game in '76, Toronto against Boston!!! He Had 6 goals and 4 assists!!!!!!!!!
With the points record.. man i got news for you..
Obviously, all top 6 lines should be occupied by Gretzky.
Even outstanding numbers of McD are fading out when comparing to the One's.
So author just tried to make this list be more entertaining.
Happily, Ovi is going to break one in two years. I think in spring 2025. Yeah, yeah... if not injures, if not politics
Didn’t Daryl Sutter score 9 goals in a game?
You are thinking of Darryl Sittler. He had 6 goals and 4 assists for a record 10 points. He never got 7+ goals in a game.
thompson would of passed the 7 goal record but yk, buffalo sucks 😂
Boston broke the Habs record
Bruins 135 points
The 1992/1993 Ottawa Senators had 10 wins, 70 losses, and 4 ties. Only 1 win on the road that happened at game 40 on the road. Yes, they had a 39 road losing streak on the road.
0:16 Joe Malone
1:35 Teemu Selanne
2:40 Wayne Gretzky (point streak)
4:07 Wayne Gretzky (most season points)
4:11 Wayne Gretzky (most career points)
4:16 Wayne Gretzky (most goals scored)
4:35 Happy Gilmore
4:48 Bill Mosienko
5:57 Capitals
6:40 Canadians
Your welcome :)
Thanks for spoiling
@@llfleuryll6394 I didn’t spoil it I just put the contents on here. Maybe you should watch the video before looking at the comment section
I think the goal record will be broken
Mist unbreakable franchise record is holding the record for the worst NHL season and having a Stanley cup lol go caps
there are far more unbeakable records then these! someone could get 7 goals much easier in a fuke game then any goalie playing 6 seasons in a row like glenn hall did!!!
there are even harder greztky records than that one. mcdavid has a stretch of like 50-55 games this year with a point. that isnt that far off.
Bruh. Where is isles 4 straight cups?
Canadiens had 5 in a row
Dear God, please, please, please make it so that humans entirely lose the ability to ever again say retarded things like, "Bruh".
Boston in a pace to have 139 PTS this season, hope they will continue like this all the years
Tampa bay had a 60 win year
@@leafsaddict7188 yeah still tied the win record in a season though just not point record
hi
Expectation/reality remains my biggest teller of a “worst team ever” and the current Maple Leafs/Oilers remain my worst teams ever. I can’t figure out if; the oilers wasting McDavids talent is worse than the Leafs wasting the last 60 years and not winning any cups 😂
And Canada, you should have pulled Roy out of the net. Maybe you wouldn’t be cursed if you had.
False I scored 7 goals in NHL 23
The Great 8 will do it
your all wrong,lets see a d-man win the scoring race 3xs.....never in a million years....bobby orr twice
The Bruins are 39-7-5 after 51 games with 83 points out of a possible 102. At an .814 P%, this would give them the points record after 82 games, just eclipsing les Habitants by a point at 133.
However, it's a game played by human beings, and the single biggest factor in sports is injuries. Also, I discount everything before 1967 very heavily - just a different game back then. Mandatory masks and helmets and rules toned down physicality quite a bit, the slap shot, curved blades, some other things. I know, I played HS hockey in the very early 70s, just a different game, downright stodgy before Hull, Orr, Guy LaFleur, others.
The word is streak NOT something with sh in the front.
Smarten up or we will think you're American!!
Sorry but Boston beat that record
Oh yes Ovechkin is🎉🎉🎉
I like hockey but my brother makes fun of me do you think I can play hockey I am I girl
You can and you should, don’t listen to your brother
Ok yea Wayne was good hockey is completely different now goalies are not out too lunch anymore
Okay let’s be real hockey was a piss in the pool then compared 1980 -2024