He averaged 1.50 points per game, third behind Wayne Gretzky (1.92) and Mario Lemieux (1.88) among players who appeared in at least 100 regular-season games. He is 22nd in goals despite being tied for 812th in games played. Video: Looking back on the magical career of Jaromir Jagrīossy is one of the greatest goal-scorers in NHL history, scoring 573 in 752 games. Jagr won the Stanley Cup twice with the Pittsburgh Penguins (1991, 1992) and the Hart Trophy in 1998-99. He is first in game-winning goals (135), second in points (1,921), third in goals (766) and games played (1,733), fifth in assists (1,155) and fifth in points in the Stanley Cup Playoffs (201). Jagr is the most decorated right wing in NHL history and is in the top five all-time in several statistical categories. Hall of Fame induction: Not eligible, still playing in Czech Republic Here is the Super 16, best right wings from 1967 to present day: The right wing picked first was given 16 points, second got 15, third 14 and so on down to No. Those were submitted, and a point total was assigned to each. To create this Super 16, each of the 13 participating NHL.com staff members put together his or her version of what it should look like. Pavel Bure and Alexander Mogilny were the two Russians who made it, and Marian Hossa was the lone Slovak. Patrick Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks (American) was the only active NHL player to land in the Super 16. Jari Kurri and Teemu Selanne, the top two scoring Finns in NHL history, finished one voting point apart, with Kurri finishing fifth and Selanne sixth, each a notch below Brett Hull (American).

1 by 10 of the 13 voters, with Mike Bossy (Canadian) and Guy Lafleur (Canadian) also receiving top votes.

Two Russians and a Slovak also made the Super 16. A Czech, two Canadians, an American and two Finns make up the top six in this week's Super 16, the top right wings from 1967 to present day.

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