All time IIHF point scorers

can comeone give me a list of like the top 10 all time IIHF point scorers. a quick google search turned up nothing...

Points
1.Boris Mikhailov, U.R.S.S., 169 points
2.Valeri Kharlamov, U.R.S.S., 159 points
3.Alexander Maltsev, U.R.S.S., 156 points
4.Vladimir Petrov, U.R.S.S., 154 points
5.Sven Tumba, Suède, 127 points
6.Sergei Makarov, U.R.S.S., 118 points
7.Vladimir Martinec, Tchécoslovaquie, 110 points
8.Vanjamin Alexandrov, U.R.S.S., 104 points
9.Jiri Holik, Tchécoslovaquie, 104 points
10.Anatoli Firsov, U.R.S.S., 101 points


Games played
1.Jiri Holik, Tchécoslovaquie, 123 games
2.Vladislav Tretiak, U.R.S.S., 117 matches
4.Oldrich Machac, Tchécoslovaquie, 113 matches
5.Udo Kiessling, Allemagne, 109 matches
6.Dieter Hegen, Allemagne, 106 matches
6.Vjatscheslav Fetisov, U.R.S.S., 106 matches
8.Boris Mikhailov, U.R.S.S., 105 matches
8.Valeri Kharlamov, U.R.S.S., 105 matches
10.Vladimir Petrov, U.R.S.S., 102 matches
10.Vladimír Martinec, Tchécoslovaquie, 102 matches
10.Frantisek Pospisíl, Tchécoslovaquie, 102 matches
13.Alexander Maltsev, U.R.S.S., 101 matches
13.Sergei Makarov, U.R.S.S., 101 matches
13.Valeri Vasilyev, U.R.S.S., 101 matches

Points
1.Boris Mikhailov, U.R.S.S., 169 points
2.Valeri Kharlamov, U.R.S.S., 159 points
3.Alexander Maltsev, U.R.S.S., 156 points
4.Vladimir Petrov, U.R.S.S., 154 points
5.Sven Tumba, Suède, 127 points
6.Sergei Makarov, U.R.S.S., 118 points
7.Vladimir Martinec, Tchécoslovaquie, 110 points
8.Vanjamin Alexandrov, U.R.S.S., 104 points
9.Jiri Holik, Tchécoslovaquie, 104 points
10.Anatoli Firsov, U.R.S.S., 101 points


Games played
1.Jiri Holik, Tchécoslovaquie, 123 games
2.Vladislav Tretiak, U.R.S.S., 117 matches
4.Oldrich Machac, Tchécoslovaquie, 113 matches
5.Udo Kiessling, Allemagne, 109 matches
6.Dieter Hegen, Allemagne, 106 matches
6.Vjatscheslav Fetisov, U.R.S.S., 106 matches
8.Boris Mikhailov, U.R.S.S., 105 matches
8.Valeri Kharlamov, U.R.S.S., 105 matches
10.Vladimir Petrov, U.R.S.S., 102 matches
10.Vladimír Martinec, Tchécoslovaquie, 102 matches
10.Frantisek Pospisíl, Tchécoslovaquie, 102 matches
13.Alexander Maltsev, U.R.S.S., 101 matches
13.Sergei Makarov, U.R.S.S., 101 matches
13.Valeri Vasilyev, U.R.S.S., 101 matches

Those numbers can't be right. They look weird. Lots of players have more games played than that. These stats must be lacking some numbers... Because I am sure that Kiessling used to be the leader in games played, until he got passed by Helminen (who isn't on the list at all!).

According to the IIHF Record Book, the above listed numbers are correct.

It is confusing because the IIHF stats correspond to only total points and total games played in World Championship tournaments and not the totals of all national team games (friendlies, EHT, etc.)

Here's the list of all-time official international or national game appearances:

1. Raimo Helminen (Finland) 331 games
2. Udo Kiessling (Germany) 320 games
3. Jiri Holik (Czechoslovakia) 319 games
4. Alexander Maltsev (Soviet Union) 316 games
5. Sergei Makarov (Soviet Union) 315 games
6. Dietmar Peters (East Germany) 315 games
7. Vyacheslav Fetisov (Soviet Union) 314 games
8. Alexei Kasatonov (Soviet Union) 299 games
9. Denis Perez (France) 298 games
10. Dieter Frenzel (East Germany) 296 games
11. Oldrich Machac (Czechoslovakia) 293 games
12. Henryk Gruth (Poland) 292 games
13. Dieter Hegen (Germany) 290 games
14. Vladimir Martinec (Czechoslovakia) 289 games
15. Vladislav Tretiak (Soviet Union) 288 games
16. Valeri Kharlamov (Soviet Union) 287 games
17. Boris Mikhailov (Soviet Union) 282 games
17. Lasse Oksanen (Finland) 282 games
17. Valeri Vasiliev (Soviet Union) 282 games
20. Vasili Pervukhin (Soviet Union) 280 games
21. Esa Peltonen (Finland) 277 games
22. Vladimir Petrov (Soviet Union) 276 games
23. Jorgen Jonsson (Sweden) 273 games
23. Roland Peters (East Germany) 273 games
25. Jonas Bergqvist (Sweden) 272 games
26. Antoine Richer (France) 272 games
27. Vladimir Lutchenko (Soviet Union) 271 games
28. Frank Braun (East Germany) 270 games
29. Thomas Rundqvist (Sweden) 267 games
30. Frantisek Pospisil (Czechoslovakia) 262 games
31. Vladimir Krutov (Soviet Union) 257 games
32. Ivan Hlinka (Czechoslovakia) 256 games
33. Ronald Pettersson (Sweden) 252 games
34. Pekka Marjamaki (Finland) 251 games
35. Reinhold Fengler (East Germany) 250 games
36. Timo Jutila (Finland) 246 games
37. Sven "Tumba" Johansson (Sweden) 245 games
38. Zinetula Bilyaletdinov (Soviet Union) 244 games
39. Arnaud Briand (France) 244 games

According to the IIHF Record Book, the above listed numbers are correct.

It is confusing because the IIHF stats correspond to only total points and total games played in World Championship tournaments and not the totals of all national team games (friendlies, EHT, etc.)

Here's the list of all-time official international or national game appearances:

Ah. Thanks ^^