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Prior to this season, Jaromir Jagr was first in points all-time; however, he decided to call it a career during the off-season, which inevitably others would begin to surpass him on the all-time points list. We will take a look at the top 7 point producers of all-time in the PNHL.

As mentioned earlier, Jagr had held onto the lead prior to the season but now he sits in fifth place all-time. Now that the season has begun the all-time lead has changed. First on the list is Edmonton's Alex Tanguay with 288 points. Tanguay has a total of 112 goals and 176 assists and sits first overall; however, he was injured and will be sidelined for at least 2 weeks but reports are that is should be out for 3 weeks. With the time off it is likely that other players will pass him on the all-time before he returns to continue to light up PNHL goalies.

Right behind him is Denver's Steve Sullivan with 285 points. Sullivan has amassed 113 goals and 172 assists playing largely with the same players for the last couple of seasons. Sullivan's linemates in Denver have been Sergei Fedorov and Jeff O'Neill and as expected both players are on the top 7 list all-time.

Third on the list, is Toronto's Markus Naslund with 106 goals, 170 assists for 276 points. Naslund trails Sullivan by 9 points and if he gets hot could possibly pass the speedy Broncos winger.

Jeff O'Neill sits in fourth place with 272 points. O'Neill has missed a few games this season because of a nagging injury and if not for it he could be ahead of Naslund at the moment. O'Neill recently recorded his 100th goal of his career and playing on a line with Steve Sullivan and Marc Savard he should be able to get much more this season as he only has 4 goals to date.

Next is the recently retired Jaromir Jagr who has a stellar career in the PNHL and his offensive ability will be missed throughout the league. Jagr finished his career with 268 points in 225 games which amounts to 1.19 points per game throughout his entire career. Jagr sits tied for fifth all-time but once the season is over he is likely to drop out of the top ten. Regardless, Jagr should get the call to be inducted in the PNHL Hall of Fame in his first ballot.

Tied with Jagr is Berlin's Jarome Iginla who has recorded 268 points and still has a few good years left in him to add to his total.

Last but not least, is Denver's third participant on the all-time list Sergei Fedorov who has tallied 264 points in his career but find himself down on the Broncos depth chart and is getting far less minutes this season than he has in past seasons. Nonetheless, Fedorov is still producing with 16 points this season in 21 games while seeing limited action on a number of nights. His role is more to help the young guys develop and once he calls it a career may be asked by his long time friend and current Broncos coach Steve Yzerman to come behind the bench as an assistant coach.

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We've all been there before. You're playing an enjoyable game of Madden, either online or with a buddy, when someone crosses the line and does something stupid. People get upset, tempers flare and suddenly everyone is more uncomfortable than Peyton Manning during a playoff game.

Why does this happen? Because no one has set up the ground rules for playing Madden against a living opponent. Like all great backs, I see the hole and cut to it. Its time to stop all the bickering and whining and discuss proper video game etiquette.

Terry's Top 5 Madden Etiquette Rules

1. Trash Talking is Required - What would football be without trash talking? Tennis! That's what! Now I'm not talking about complaining about getting screwed over on a play or moaning about a dropped pass, I'm talking about telling your opponent what you're about to do, then doing it. I'm talking about picking off the ball then high stepping it into the end zone as you point at your friend and laugh. Yo Mama jokes are also okay to be used here.

2. Never punt - Punting is for wimps! Don't give me your its-a-game-of-field-position argument either. If you can't get 10 yards in virtual football, you better go back to practice right after the game is over and learn more than 4 plays.

3. Never pick an All-Pro team - Nothing shows that you're a weak player more than picking the AFC or NFC Pro Bowl squad. All-decade and all-time teams (Best Denver Broncos teams, etc.) are also disallowed. Just pick your favorite team and roll with it.

4. No created players - This should be a no-brainer but I can't tell you how many times guys have tried to pass themselves off as members of their favorite teams. My 5'5", 130lb son, despite his fondest wishes, is not a 6'4" 225lb QB with 99's across the board, yet he tries to get away with it all the time. Save your created player for your Franchise or Hall of Fame career.

5. No quitting. Ever! - Nothing is more frustrating (especially online) than when you're giving your opponent a serious beat down and they just up and quit. Just like there is no crying in baseball, there's no quitting in football. If you're getting thumped, play it out, try your best and take your lumps like a man. Don't try the old "its late and I got work tomorrow" excuse either. We all know how long Madden games can take. Suck it up and start throwing some Hail Mary's to get back into the game.