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Boston Bruins Power-Play Goals Leaders

Career totals with the Bruins and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through November 1: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning.

Ray Bourque holds the Bruins career record with 164 power-play goals. The single-season record is 27, by Phil Esposito in 1971.

P G A P/GP PPG GWG PIM +/- SHG PPP S S% G/GP GP

All-time Bruins leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club PPG G
1 Ray Bourque Ray Bourque 1979–1999 164 1,518
2 Johnny Bucyk Johnny Bucyk 1957–1977 157 1,436
3 Phil Esposito Phil Esposito 1967–1975 150 625
4 David Pastrnak David Pastrnak 2014–2026 135 848
5 Patrice Bergeron Patrice Bergeron 2003–2022 131 1,294
6 Cam Neely Cam Neely 1986–1995 129 525
7 Rick Middleton Rick Middleton 1976–1987 102 881
8 Brad Marchand Brad Marchand 2009–2024 84 1,090
9 Ken Hodge Ken Hodge 1967–1975 80 652
10 Bobby Orr Bobby Orr 1966–1975 74 631
11 Zdeno Chara Zdeno Chara 2006–2019 69 1,023
12 Keith Crowder 1980–1988 64 607
13 Peter McNab Peter McNab 1976–1983 61 595
14 Wayne Cashman Wayne Cashman 1964–1982 56 1,027
14 Glen Murray Glen Murray 1991–2007 56 570
14 Adam Oates Adam Oates 1991–1996 56 368
14 Joe Thornton Joe Thornton 1997–2005 56 532
18 Jean Ratelle Jean Ratelle 1975–1980 55 419
19 David Krejci David Krejci 2006–2022 54 1,032
20 Barry Pederson Barry Pederson 1980–1991 52 379
21 John McKenzie John McKenzie 1965–1971 50 454
22 Brad Park Brad Park 1975–1982 48 501
23 Fred Stanfield 1967–1972 43 448
24 Don McKenney Don McKenney 1954–1962 42 592
25 Ken Linseman Ken Linseman 1984–1989 37 389

Single-season Bruins records

Best seasons in club history