In this episode we consider whether or not Mark Recchi should have been inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. You can listen here:
Mark Recchi’s Career:
- 1988-2011: 22 seasons, 21 quality
- Totals:
- 577G (21st),
- 956A (15th) for
- 1533P (12th) in
- 1652 games (5th),
- 0;
- 147.5 PS;
- 17th All Time in Offensive Point Shares
- Per Game:
- 19:00 ATOI (since 1999)
- In his draft class (1988), Recchi, drafted 67th overal is
- 1st in Games,
- 2nd in Goals,
- 1st in Assists and Points
- Era: Of the 26 players to play in at least 1250 games between 1988 and 2011, Recchi is
- 5th in Goals
- 9th in GPG
- 2nd in Assists and
- 3rd in APG
- 3rd in Points and
- 6th in PPG
- 5th in OPS and
- 6th in PS
- 82 game average: 29G, 48A for 76P, 0.
- 3 year peak (’91-’94): 82 game average of 45G, 63A for 108P, -7.
- Possession (since 2007-08):
- 48.7 CF%,
- -1.4CF%Rel,
- 48.3FF%,
- -2 FF%Rel
- Playoffs:
- 61G,
- 86A for
- 147P,
- +9;
- 18:23 ATOI* in
- 189 Games
- Era: Of the hundreds of skaters to play in 82 games between 1988 and 2011, Recchi is
- 8th in Goals
- 40th in GPG
- 18th in Assists
- 47th in APG
- 9th in Points
- 37th in PPG
- 77th in Plus/Minus
- Adjusted:
- Hockey-Reference:
- 590G (23rd),
- 979A (12th) for
- 1569P (9th).
- Adjusted 82 game average: 29G, 49A for 78P.
- Per Game: Not in the Top 25; However, if the qualifier is set at 1,230 games (15 seasons), Recchi is
- 23rd All Time in Adjusted APG
- 21st All Time in Adjusted PPG
- VsX:
- 582G
- 1,035A (19th All Time)
- 1,438P (15th All Time)
- Per Game: Not in the Top 25
- Hockey-Reference:
- Trades:
- Traded at 24 with Brian Benning (25) and a 1992 1st Rounder (Jason Bowen) to Philadelphia for Rick Tocchet (27), Kjell Samuelsson (33), Ken Wregget (27)and a 1993 3rd Rounder (Dave Roche)
- Traded at 27 with a 1995 3rd Rounder (nobody) to Montreal for Eric Desjardins (25), Gilbert Dionne (24) and John LeClair (25) – Our 2nd Worst Habs Trade of All Time
- Traded at 31 to Philadelphia for Dainius Zubrus (20), a 1999 2nd Rounder (Matt Carkner) and a 2000 6th Rounder (nobody) – Our 17th Worst Canadiens Trade of All Time
- Traded at 38 to Carolina for Niklas Nordgren (26), Krys Kolanos (24) and a 2007 2nd Rounder (nobody)
- Traded at 41 with a 2010 2nd Rounder (nobody) to Boston for Matt Lashoff (22) and Martins Karsums (23)
Mark Recchi’s Accomplishments:
- Top 5 in Calder Voting (‘90)
- Top Player:
- Top 10 Forward (by OPS) three times (‘91, ‘93, ‘00)
- Goals:
- Leader-boards:
- Top 10 in Goals once
- Single-season totals:
- 50 goals once,
- 40 goals five times,
- 30 goals seven times,
- 25 goals twelve times,
- 20 goals sixteen times (one of only 17 players ever);
- Leader-boards:
- Assists:
- Leader-boards:
- Led league in Assists once,
- Top 5 twice,
- Top 10 four times
- APG leader-boards:
- Top 5 in APG once,
- Top 10 three times
- Single-season totals:
- 70 assists twice (one of only 3 wingers ever),
- 60 assists four times (one of only 4 wingers ever),
- 50 assists seven times (one of only 5 wingers ever),
- 40 assists twelve times (one of only 4 wingers ever);
- Leader-boards:
- Points:
- Leader-boards:
- Top 5 in Points three times,
- Top 10 four times
- PPG leader-boards:
- Top 5 in PPG once,
- Top 10 in PPG thrice
- Single-season totals:
- 120 points once (Flyers single season record),
- 110 points twice,
- 100 points three times,
- 90 points five times,
- 80 points six times,
- 70 points ten times,
- 60 points fifteen times (one of only 12 players ever),
- 50 points seventeen times (one of only 17 players ever).
- Leader-boards:
- All Star:
- 2nd All-Star Team,
- Seven All Star Games
- VsX:
- Best 7 Seasons:
- Goals: 138th All Time
- Assists: 49th All Time
- Points: 47th All Time
- Best 10 Seasons:
- Goals: 108th All Time
- Assists: 40th All Time
- Points: 35th All Time
- Best 7 Seasons:
- Playoffs:
- Led 5 playoff series in Points (t-22nd All Time)
- Top 3 in Points in 12 career playoff series (t-22nd All Time)
Mark Recchi’s Great Teams:
- NHL:
- Best Forward on one final four(’00 Flyers),
- Top 3 Forward (by points) on one Champion (’91 Pens),
- Top 6 Forward on one Champion (’06 Canes),
- Top 9 Forward on one Champion (’11 Bruins) and one final four (’04 Flyers);
- World Championships:
- Top 6? Forward (by points) on one Champion (’97 Canada);
- WJCs:
- Top 6? Forward (by points) on one WJC Champion (’88 Canada).