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	Player	Team	POS	GP	G	A	P	PIM	TOI	+/-	IID
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1	Martin St. Louis	TBL	R	82	25	58	83	26	1991	-23	244
2	Alexander Ovechkin	WSH	L	82	65	47	112	40	1894	28	104
3	Vincent Lecavalier	TBL	C	81	40	52	92	89	1859	-17	253
4	Eric Staal	CAR	C	82	38	44	82	50	1774	-2	191
5	Jarome Iginla	CGY	R	82	50	48	98	83	1757	27	240
6	Joe Thornton	SJS	C	82	29	67	96	59	1754	18	232
7	Pavel Datsyuk	DET	C	82	31	66	97	20	1753	41	230
8	Evgeni Malkin	PIT	C	82	47	59	106	78	1748	16	112
9	Brad Richards	DAL	C	74	20	42	62	15	1736	-27	326
10	Ilya Kovalchuk	ATL	L	79	52	35	87	52	1698	-12	218
11	Anze Kopitar	LAK	C	82	32	45	77	22	1696	-15	8
12	Jaromir Jagr	NYR	R	82	25	46	71	58	1678	8	312
13	Shane Doan	PHX	R	80	28	50	78	59	1660	4	206
14	Henrik Zetterberg	DET	L	75	43	49	92	34	1655	30	75
15	Brenden Morrow	DAL	L	82	32	42	74	105	1639	23	77
16	Rick Nash	CBJ	L	80	38	31	69	95	1639	2	261
17	Jason Pominville	BUF	R	82	27	53	80	20	1637	16	4
18	Derek Roy	BUF	C	78	32	49	81	46	1635	13	117
19	Olli Jokinen	FLA	C	82	34	37	71	67	1632	-19	245
20	Brian Rolston	MIN	R	81	31	28	59	53	1625	-1	139
21	Chris Drury	NYR	C	82	25	33	58	45	1623	-3	317
22	Scott Gomez	NYR	C	81	16	54	70	36	1611	3	336
23	Alex Kovalev	MTL	R	82	35	49	84	70	1603	18	188
24	Henrik Sedin	VAN	C	82	15	61	76	56	1600	6	167
25	Nikolai Zherdev	CBJ	R	82	26	35	61	34	1588	-9	137
26	Dustin Brown	LAK	L	78	33	27	60	55	1582	-13	27
27	Mike Modano	DAL	C	82	21	36	57	48	1577	-11	248
28	Mike Richards	PHI	C	73	28	47	75	76	1570	14	7
29	Jason Spezza	OTT	C	76	34	58	92	66	1570	26	189
30	Daniel Sedin	VAN	L	82	29	45	74	50	1562	6	176
31	Mike Fisher	OTT	C	79	23	24	47	82	1561	-10	92
32	Daniel Alfredsson	OTT	R	70	40	49	89	34	1559	15	187
33	Nicklas Backstrom	WSH	C	82	14	55	69	24	1557	13	91
34	John Madden	NJD	C	80	20	23	43	26	1555	1	282
35	Matt Stajan	TOR	C	82	16	17	33	47	1550	-11	69
36	Mike Knuble	PHI	R	82	29	26	55	72	1550	-3	183
37	Vaclav Prospal	PHI	L	80	33	38	71	45	1549	0	60
38	Jeff Carter	PHI	C	82	29	24	53	55	1545	6	24
39	Dany Heatley	OTT	L	71	41	41	82	76	1543	33	225
40	Marian Hossa	PIT	R	72	29	37	66	36	1537	-14	304
41	Nathan Horton	FLA	R	82	27	35	62	85	1536	15	177
42	Paul Kariya	STL	L	82	16	49	65	50	1535	-10	284
43	Patrick O'Sullivan	LAK	C	82	22	31	53	36	1533	-8	10
44	Ryan Kesler	VAN	C	80	21	16	37	79	1524	1	169
45	Marc Savard	BOS	C	74	15	63	78	66	1518	3	221
46	Ryan Getzlaf	ANA	C	77	24	58	82	94	1512	32	1
47	Marian Gaborik	MIN	R	77	42	41	83	63	1509	17	255
48	Daymond Langkow	CGY	C	80	30	35	65	19	1506	16	119
49	Patrick Kane	CHI	R	82	21	51	72	52	1505	-5	186
50	Patrick Sharp	CHI	R	80	36	26	62	55	1502	23	9

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