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	Player	Team	POS	GP	G	A	P	PIM	TOI	+/-	IID
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1	Evgeni Malkin	PIT	C	82	35	78	113	80	1846	17	75
2	Alexander Ovechkin	WSH	L	79	56	54	110	72	1817	8	237
3	Jarome Iginla	CGY	R	82	35	54	89	37	1772	-2	232
4	Martin St. Louis	TBL	R	82	30	50	80	14	1745	4	187
5	Derek Roy	BUF	C	82	28	42	70	38	1738	-5	133
6	Eric Staal	CAR	C	82	40	35	75	50	1725	15	198
7	Ilya Kovalchuk	ATL	L	79	43	48	91	50	1722	-12	239
8	Jeff Carter	PHI	C	82	46	38	84	68	1718	23	147
9	Mike Ribeiro	DAL	C	82	22	56	78	52	1718	-4	193
10	Mike Richards	PHI	C	79	30	50	80	63	1716	22	201
11	Shawn Horcoff	EDM	C	80	17	36	53	39	1708	7	203
12	Mikko Koivu	MIN	C	79	20	47	67	66	1697	2	131
13	Sidney Crosby	PIT	C	77	33	70	103	76	1689	3	245
14	Anze Kopitar	LAK	C	82	27	39	66	32	1676	-17	6
15	Shane Doan	PHX	R	82	31	42	73	72	1659	5	186
16	Rick Nash	CBJ	L	78	40	39	79	52	1650	11	238
17	Daniel Alfredsson	OTT	R	79	24	50	74	24	1649	7	216
18	Dany Heatley	OTT	L	82	39	33	72	88	1649	-11	285
19	Chris Drury	NYR	C	81	22	34	56	32	1639	-8	279
20	Nicklas Backstrom	WSH	C	82	22	66	88	46	1635	16	50
21	Milan Hejduk	COL	R	82	27	32	59	16	1634	-19	202
22	Ryan Getzlaf	ANA	C	81	25	66	91	121	1630	5	132
23	Jordan Staal	PIT	C	82	22	27	49	37	1627	5	115
24	Loui Eriksson	DAL	L	82	36	27	63	14	1626	14	33
25	Patrick Marleau	SJS	C	76	38	33	71	18	1622	16	248
26	Scott Gomez	NYR	C	77	16	42	58	60	1621	-2	284
27	Jason Pominville	BUF	R	82	20	46	66	18	1620	-4	27
28	Jason Spezza	OTT	C	82	32	41	73	79	1614	-14	271
29	Henrik Sedin	VAN	C	82	22	60	82	48	1601	22	108
30	Marc Savard	BOS	C	82	25	63	88	70	1601	25	157
31	Joe Thornton	SJS	C	82	25	61	86	56	1595	16	241
32	Ryan Kesler	VAN	C	82	26	33	59	61	1595	8	58
33	Brad Boyes	STL	R	82	33	39	72	26	1569	-20	78
34	Ryan Smyth	COL	L	77	26	33	59	62	1562	-15	276
35	Vincent Lecavalier	TBL	C	77	29	38	67	54	1559	-9	266
36	Pavel Datsyuk	DET	C	81	32	65	97	22	1556	34	205
37	Dustin Brown	LAK	L	80	24	29	53	64	1552	-15	130
38	Patrick O'Sullivan	EDM	C	81	16	27	43	28	1551	-6	253
39	Michal Handzus	LAK	C	82	18	24	42	32	1550	-7	256
40	Daniel Sedin	VAN	L	82	31	51	82	36	1541	24	109
41	R.J. Umberger	CBJ	C	82	26	20	46	53	1539	-10	196
42	Zach Parise	NJD	L	82	45	49	94	24	1538	30	42
43	Alexander Frolov	LAK	L	77	32	27	59	30	1533	-6	167
44	Henrik Zetterberg	DET	L	77	31	42	73	36	1530	13	97
45	Travis Zajac	NJD	C	82	20	42	62	29	1529	33	12
46	Jonathan Toews	CHI	C	82	34	35	69	51	1527	12	99
47	Rod Brind'Amour	CAR	C	80	16	35	51	36	1517	-23	230
48	Joe Pavelski	SJS	C	80	25	34	59	46	1517	5	39
49	Alex Kovalev	MTL	R	78	26	39	65	74	1515	-5	206
50	Ray Whitney	CAR	L	82	24	53	77	32	1509	2	118

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