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Wayne Gretzky scored 2,857 points in the NHL
He is the only player to pass 2,000 career points
Wayne Gretzky finished his NHL career in 1999 with 894 goals and 1,963 assists, a total of 2,857 points. No other player has reached 2,000 points. Gretzky also holds the record for assists, and his total of assists alone exceeds the total points of every other player.
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