Chicago Blackhawks Plus/Minus Leaders

Career totals with the Blackhawks and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

Stan Mikita holds the Blackhawks career record with 329 plus/minus. The single-season record is 54, by Pierre Pilote in 1966.

All-time Blackhawks leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	+/-	G
1	Stan Mikita	1958–1979	329	1,396
2	Bobby Hull	1957–1971	259	1,036
3	Pat Stapleton	1965–1972	201	545
4	Pierre Pilote	1955–1967	182	821
5	Steve Larmer	1980–1992	181	891
5	Bill White	1969–1975	181	415
7	Keith Magnuson	1969–1979	169	589
8	Doug Jarrett	1964–1974	168	721
9	Kenny Wharram	1951–1968	167	766
10	Pit Martin	1967–1977	158	740
11	Jonathan Toews	2007–2022	148	1,067
12	Duncan Keith	2005–2020	144	1,192
12	Chico Maki	1961–1975	144	841
14	Marian Hossa	2009–2016	133	534
15	Doug Wilson	1977–1990	121	938
16	Chris Chelios	1990–1998	120	664
17	Jeremy Roenick	1988–1995	117	524
18	Brent Seabrook	2005–2019	111	1,114
19	Niklas Hjalmarsson	2007–2016	109	623
20	Cliff Koroll	1969–1979	105	814
21	Denis Savard	1980–1996	104	881
22	Moose Vasko	1956–1965	103	641
23	Doug Mohns	1964–1970	100	415
24	Jim Pappin	1968–1974	86	488
25	Al MacNeil	1962–1965	83	260

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	+/-	G
1	Pierre Pilote	1966	54	70
2	Bobby Hull	1971	53	78
3	Keith Magnuson	1971	51	74
3	Bill White	1973	51	69
3	Bill White	1970	51	67
6	Pat Stapleton	1970	48	76
7	Phil Russell	1973	47	75
8	Pit Martin	1971	45	78
9	Steve Larmer	1982	44	80
9	Chico Maki	1971	44	62
11	Doug Jarrett	1966	43	70
11	Pat Stapleton	1971	43	78
11	Bill White	1971	43	76
14	Stan Mikita	1966	40	70
15	Doug Jarrett	1971	39	78
16	Keith Magnuson	1969	38	76
16	Jeremy Roenick	1990	38	79
18	Steve Larmer	1990	37	80
19	Doug Jarrett	1969	36	72
20	Tony Amonte	1996	35	81
20	Bobby Hull	1970	35	78
20	Al Secord	1982	35	80
20	Kenny Wharram	1966	35	70
24	Phil Esposito	1966	34	69
25	Doug Mohns	1966	33	62