List of New York Rangers records

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This is a list of franchise records for the New York Rangers of the National Hockey League.

Contents

Bold indicates active.

Team records

Single season

StatTotal [1] Season
Most points114 2023-24
Most wins55 2023–24
Most losses44 1984–85
Most ties21 1950–51
Most wins in regulation49 1993–94
Most shootouts played17 2007–08
Most shootout wins10 2008–09
Most shootout losses9 2007–08
Most goals for321 1991–92
Most goals against345 1984–85
Most assists540 1988–89
Most scoring points855 1978–79
Most penalty minutes2021 1989–90
Most penalties taken718 1995–96
Most shutouts13 1928–29
Most consecutive shutouts4 1927–28
Most times shut-out10 1928–29
Most comeback wins28 2023–24
Most empty net goals16 2015–16, 2021–22, 2022–23
Most hat-tricks10 1986–87
Most 40-goal scorers3 1971–72
Most 30-goal scorers5 1991–92
Most 100-point scorers2 1971–72, 1991–92
Most 90-point scorers3 1971–72
Most 80-point scorers3 1971–72, 1974–75, 1991–92, 1995–96
Fewest points17 1943–44
Fewest wins6 1943–44
Fewest losses11 1939–40
Fewest ties2 1941–42
Fewest wins in regulation6 1943–44
Fewest shootouts played3 2019–20
Fewest shootout wins1 2019–20, 2020–21
Fewest shootout losses2 2015–16, 2019–20, 2020–21
Fewest goals for72 1928–29
Fewest goals against65 1928–29
Fewest assists45 1926–27
Fewest scoring points140 1926–27
Fewest penalty minutes253 1943–44
Fewest penalties taken113 1943–44
Highest points percentage0.699% 1970–71, 1971–72
Highest wins percentage0.671% 2023–24
Highest goals for per game4.06 1971–72
Highest goals against per game6.2 1943–44
Lowest points percentage0.17% 1943–44
Lowest wins percentage0.12% 1943–44
Lowest goals for per game1.64 1928–29
Lowest goals against per game1.48 1928–29

All-time regular season leaders

Most goals

Most points

Most assists

Most power play goals

Most power play points

Most power play assists

Most even strength goals

Most even strength points

Most even strength assists

Most short-handed goals

Most short-handed points

Most short-handed assists

Most game-winning goals

Most overtime goals

Most overtime points

Most overtime assists

Most empty net goals

Most empty net points

Most empty net assists

Most penalty minutes

Most penalties taken

Most games played

Most wins by a goaltender

Most shutouts by a goaltender

Coaching

CoachGamesWLTOTP%W%
Emile Francis 654342209103.602.523
Lester Patrick 604281216107.554.465
Alain Vigneault 41022614737.596.551
Frank Boucher 52718126383.422.343
John Tortorella 319171118129.583.536
Tom Renney 327164117046.572.502
Roger Neilson 28014110435.566.504
Herb Brooks 28513111341.532.460
Phil Watson 29511912452.492.403
Colin Campbell 26911810843.519.439
Gerard Gallant 164994619.662.604
David Quinn 208968725.522.462
Fred Shero 180827424.522.456
Michel Bergeron 158736718.519.462
John Muckler 1857088243.451.378
Ron Low 164698195.463.421
Red Sullivan 1965810335.385.296
Peter Laviolette 8255234.695.671
Mike Keenan 8452248.667.619
Muzz Patrick 136436627.415.316
John Ferguson 121435919.434.355

Table is sorted by Wins and only includes regular season games. [11] :Sort by W

All-time playoff leaders

Most goals

Most points

Most assists

Most power play goals

Most power play points

Most power play assists

Most even strength goals

Most even strength points

Most even strength assists

Most game-winning goals

Most penalty minutes

Most penalties taken

Most games played

Most wins by a goaltender

Most shutouts by a goaltender

Single-season leaders

Most goals

PlayerSeasonGPGoals
Jaromir Jagr 2005–06 8254
Chris Kreider 2021–22 7752
Adam Graves 1993–94 8452
Vic Hadfield 1971–72 7850
Artemi Panarin 2023–24 8249
Mike Gartner 1990–91 7949
Pierre Larouche 1983–84 7748
Mark Messier 1995–96 7447
Jean Ratelle 1971–72 6346
Mike Gartner 1992–93 8445

Most points

PlayerSeasonGPPoints
Jaromir Jagr 2005–06 82123
Artemi Panarin 2023–24 82120
Jean Ratelle 1971–72 63109
Mark Messier 1991–92 79107
Vic Hadfield 1971–72 78106
Mike Rogers 1981–82 80103
Brian Leetch 1991–92 80102
Mark Messier 1995–96 7499
Wayne Gretzky 1996–97 8297
Rod Gilbert 1974–75 7697
Rod Gilbert 1971–72 7397

Most assists

PlayerSeasonGPAssists
Brian Leetch 1991–92 8080
Sergei Zubov 1993–94 7877
Artemi Panarin 2021–22 7874
Wayne Gretzky 1996–97 8272
Mark Messier 1991–92 7972
Brian Leetch 1990–91 8072
Artemi Panarin 2023–24 8271
Brian Leetch 1995–96 8270
Jaromir Jagr 2005–06 8269
Wayne Gretzky 1997–98 8267

Single-season records by position

Defensemen

StatPlayerSeasonTotal
Goals Reijo Ruotsalainen 1984–85 28
Points Brian Leetch 1991–92 102
Assists Brian Leetch 1991–92 80
PPG Brian Leetch 1993-94 17
PPP Brian Leetch 1993-94 53
PPA Brian Leetch 1990-91 45
EVG Brad Park
Ron Greschner
1973–74
1980-81
21
EVP Brian Leetch 1991–92 55
EVA Brian Leetch 1991–92 44
SHG Brian Leetch
Ryan McDonagh
1988–89
2013-14
3
SHP Brian Leetch 2000-01 5
SHA James Patrick
Brian Leetch
1984–85
2000-01
4
GWG Ron Greschner
Tom Poti
Adam Fox
1977-78
2003-04
2022-23, 2023-24
5
OTG Brian Leetch
Tom Poti
Kevin Klein
Tony DeAngelo
2001-02
2003-04
2014-15
2019-20
2
ENG Ron Greschner
James Patrick
Ryan McDonagh
1985–86
1991–92
2013-14
2
Shots Brian Leetch 1993-94 328
PIM Barry Beck 1980-81 231

Forwards

StatPlayerSeasonTotal
Goals Jaromir Jagr 2005-06 54
Points Jaromir Jagr 2005-06 123
Assists Artemi Panarin 2021-22 74
PPG Chris Kreider 2021-22 26
PPP Jaromir Jagr 2005-06 52
PPA Jaromir Jagr 2006-07 34
EVG Jean Ratelle 1971–72 40
EVP Jean Ratelle 1971–72 82
EVA Mark Messier
Wayne Gretzky
Artemi Panarin
1991-92
1996-97
2019-20
46
SHG Theo Fleury 2000-01 7
SHP Marc Messier 1996-97 11
SHA Marc Messier 1993-94 7
GWG Chris Kreider 2021-22 11
OTG Tomas Sandstrom
Adam Graves
Marian Gaborik
1986-87
1998-99
2011-12
3
ENG Michael Grabner 2017-18 7
Shots Jaromir Jagr 2005-06 368
PIM Troy Mallette 1989-90 305

Goaltenders

StatPlayerSeasonTotal
Games Henrik Lundqvist 2009–10 73
Wins Mike Richter 1993–94 42
Shots Gump Worsley 1955–56 2574
Saves Gump Worsley 1955–56 2376
Sv% Igor Shesterkin 2021–22 .935
GAA John Ross Roach 1928–29 1.41
SO John Ross Roach 1928–29 13
Points John Vanbiesbrouck
Mike Richter
1984–85, 1987–88
1992–93
5
Assists John Vanbiesbrouck
Mike Richter
1984–85, 1987–88
1992–93
5
Shootouts Henrik Lundqvist 2007–08, 2008–09 13
S/O Wins Henrik Lundqvist 2008–09 9
S/O Sv% Henrik Lundqvist 2010–11 .848

Single-season records by nationality

Canadian

American

European

Czech

Finnish

Russian

Swede

See also

Notes

  1. Cecil Dillon (1931–32, 1936–37), Brian Leetch (2001–02), Tom Poti (2003–04), Ryan Callahan (2011–12), J. T. Miller (2017–18), Tony DeAngelo (2019–20)
  2. Sergei Nemchinov (1991–92), Valeri Kamensky (2000–01), Pavel Bure (2002–03), Darius Kasparaitis (2002–03), Artem Anisimov (2010–11)

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