The century club

 

In Saturday's post, We made a brief mention of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins' 10^th anniversary team as selected by fans. Seeing a few names like Dennis Bonvie and Alain Nasreddine on the roster, it was obvious that fans voted with their hearts on this one. And there's nothing wrong with that. That's what something like this is intended for.

But after seeing this team, and having a job that doesn't afford us the financial or social abilities to actually spend a Friday night like a normal person in their 20s, we did some digging in the Internet Hockey Database, and figured out the leading career scorers with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.

The following is a listing of every player with 100 or more career points with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton:

Player	Games Played	Goals	Assists	Points
Tom Kostopoulos	318	97	149	246
Tomas Surovy	239	89	88	177
Toby Petersen	288	72	105	177
Shane Endicott	292	73	93	166
Kris Beech	171	53	97	150
Michel Ouellet	182	71	73	144
Eric Meloche	249	61	77	138
Martin Sonnenberg	213	54	81	135
Matt Murley	216	48	87	135
Colby Armstrong	251	46	83	129
*-Jonathan Filewich	224	62	61	123
Ross Lupaschuk	271	42	74	116
John Slaney	89	42	68	110
*-Ryan Stone	181	32	76	108
Matt Hussey	269	51	56	107
Greg Crozier	148	46	58	104
Kurtis McLean	163	42	59	101

*-Still with the Penguins organization.

Not exactly a list full of NHL All-Stars, but then again, if you are a legit NHL talent, you're not going to spend too much time in the AHL.

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Penguins

-For those of you wanting to catch the Penguins in person in central Ohio, the Blue Jackets will make single-game tickets available Sept. 19, noon. The Penguins play in Columbus March 12. Click here for more information.

-Can Jonathan Filewich, Alex Goligoski or Ryan Stone contribute to the Penguins this season?

-Sarah Palin is no Linda Staal.

Southeast Division

-The Lightning think they have the best top six forwards in the league. Dan Cleary, Pavel Datsyuk, Johan Franzen, Marian Hossa, Tomas Holmstrom and Henrik Zetterberg not available for comment.

-Lightning owner and former Penguins forward Len Barrie shot back at former coach John Tortorella.

Central Division

-Predators forward Steve Sullivan is still dealing with a back injury.

-Forward Tomas Kopecky might be the Red Wings' MVP. If you're a Penguins fan, you might not appreciate the reason.

 Northwest Division

-Canadiens enforcer and former Penguin Georges Laraque digs the fighting style of Oilers goon Zack Stortini.

Norris Division

-Former Penguins goaltender Petr Skudra is apparently suiting up for the Bulgarian women's national team these days. We think.