Chicago Blackhawks All-Time Leading Goal Scorers

Great names and memories abound on this list of the Chicago Blackhawks all-time leading goal scorers. Former Hawks coaches, announcers, Hall of Famers and more make up the top 20.

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Former Hawks player and Head Coach netted 161 goals playing here in Chicago.
Scored 176 goals over 16 seasons from 1928-1945.
Murray scored 197 goals as a Blackhawk. He is now in his 11th year on the Blackhawks broadcast team and his 7th year as the color analyst for Blackhawk Hockey on WGN radio.
Played 21 seasons in the NHL and scored 207 goals while with the Hawks.
Koroll was a solid, durable goal scorer for the Hawks during the '70s. He lit the lamp 208 times.
Scored 40 or more goals in a season 3 times, including 54 in 1982-83. 213 goals as a Hawk.
Part of the famed MPH line- Martin, Pappin, Hull - Pappin netted 216 goals for the Hawks.
Played on "The Pony Line" with his brother Max and Bill Mosienko. Bentley scored 217 times.
Won the Norris Trophy for best defenseman in 1982-83 when he scored 39 goals. Had 225 goals as a Hawk.
Had the big body and the skills but couldn't stay healthy. Daze scored 30 or more goals in 4 different seasons, and totaled 226 overall.
4-time All-Star and Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy winner, Martin scored 243 goals for the Hawks.
Won the Cup with the Hawks in 1961 and scored 252 goals. Played on the "Scooter Line" with Stan Mikita.
Mosienko entered the Hall of Fame in 1965 and scored 252 goals during his 14 seasons as a Hawk. Also part of the famed "Pony Line".
JR thrilled crowds with his speed and goal-scoring. Had back to back seasons of 50 or more goals and scored 267 overall for the Hawks.
For a while Amonte was just about the only good thing to watch on the Hawks. Prolific goal scorer scored 30 or more goals in 5 straight seasons for the Hawks. He scored 268 overall.
Bobby's brother scored 298 goals for the Hawks and played on the famous MPH line.
Hawks #1 choice in the 1980 amateur draft, Savard scored 377 times in his Hawks career. Embodies the spirit of the team, even today. Was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2000.
Iron Man-type scored 406 goals for the Hawks, including 40 or more in 5 different seasons. Won the Calder Trophy for Rookie of the Year in 1982-83.
Amazing scorer and playmaker played on the "Scooter Line" and netted 541 goals for the Hawks. Widely considered the best center of the 1960's. Also the all-time leader in Blackhawks assists.
The Golden Jet scored 50 or more goals in 5 different seasons, and 604 as a Hawk. Considered by many to be the greatest left wing to ever play in the NHL.