Record Watch
How far every active player sits from the next name on the career and playoff leaderboards — and, while a season is being played, from the single-season board. Distances only; nothing here is projected. Follow sets a player alert (rating moves of 3+ points); it does not yet alert at a specific rung.
Closest chases
- Mike Evansnfl
9 yds from #20 all-time in Career Receiving Yards (Andre Reed)
- Jrue Holidaynba
5 PTS from #34 since 2002 in Career Points (Bradley Beal)
- Max Scherzermlb
3 K from #8 all-time in Career Strikeouts (pitching) (Justin Verlander)
2 PTS from #22 all-time in Career Points (Dale Hawerchuk)
8 MIN from #12 since 2013 in Career Minutes (Andre Blake)
- Dak Prescottnfl
32 yds from #31 all-time in Career Passing Yards (Patrick Mahomes)
1 STL from #10 since 2002 in Career Steals (Paul George)
1 SV from #33 all-time in Career Saves (Jose Valverde)
- Anze Kopitarnhl
1 A from #27 all-time in Career Assists (Denis Savard)
- Andre Blakemls
22 MIN from #11 since 2013 in Career Minutes (Dax McCarty)
- Zach Ertznfl
1 Rec from #35 all-time in Career Receptions (Larry Centers)
2 BLK from #11 since 2002 in Career Blocks (Elton Brand)
Passed recently
No passes recorded in the last 45 days. A pass is logged when a player's own total rises past someone who was ahead of him on the previous build — a rank that moved because the board was repaired is not counted.
NFL
Active = listed in the 2026 season (the latest season in data/nfl/index.json). NFL career boards are all-time (every profiled season); sacks are official only from 1982. Built Sep 30, 2026.
2026 season in progress — single-season boards
Current totals against the all-time single-season board (top 25). A season still being played; these are distances, not projections.
Single-Season Passing Yards
Record: Peyton Manning, 5,477 (2013)
- Bryce Young 939 — 3,963 from #25 (Dak Prescott, 2019); 4,538 from the record
- Tyler Shough 917 — 3,985 from #25 (Dak Prescott, 2019); 4,560 from the record
- Matthew Stafford 872 — 4,030 from #25 (Dak Prescott, 2019); 4,605 from the record
- Jordan Love 844 — 4,058 from #25 (Dak Prescott, 2019); 4,633 from the record
- Patrick Mahomes 812 — 4,090 from #25 (Dak Prescott, 2019); 4,665 from the record
Single-Season Passing Touchdowns
Record: Peyton Manning, 55 (2013)
- Brock Purdy 9 — 30 from #23 (Brett Favre, 1996); 46 from the record
- Kirk Cousins 9 — 30 from #23 (Brett Favre, 1996); 46 from the record
- Jared Goff 8 — 31 from #23 (Brett Favre, 1996); 47 from the record
- Tyler Shough 8 — 31 from #23 (Brett Favre, 1996); 47 from the record
- Bryce Young 7 — 32 from #23 (Brett Favre, 1996); 48 from the record
Single-Season Rushing Yards
Record: Eric Dickerson, 2,105 (1984)
- Kenneth Walker III 360 — 1,448 from #25 (Eric Dickerson, 1983); 1,745 from the record
- Bijan Robinson 349 — 1,459 from #25 (Eric Dickerson, 1983); 1,756 from the record
- James Cook 346 — 1,462 from #25 (Eric Dickerson, 1983); 1,759 from the record
- Jahmyr Gibbs 307 — 1,501 from #25 (Eric Dickerson, 1983); 1,798 from the record
- Derrick Henry 301 — 1,507 from #25 (Eric Dickerson, 1983); 1,804 from the record
Single-Season Rushing Touchdowns
Record: LaDainian Tomlinson, 28 (2006)
- Derrick Henry 6 — 12 from #15 (Raheem Mostert, 2023); 22 from the record
- Josh Allen 6 — 12 from #15 (Raheem Mostert, 2023); 22 from the record
- Jahmyr Gibbs 4 — 14 from #15 (Raheem Mostert, 2023); 24 from the record
- Jonathan Taylor 4 — 14 from #15 (Raheem Mostert, 2023); 24 from the record
- Christian McCaffrey 3 — 15 from #15 (Raheem Mostert, 2023); 25 from the record
Single-Season Receiving Yards
Record: Calvin Johnson, 1,964 (2012)
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba 405 — 1,214 from #25 (Demaryius Thomas, 2014); 1,559 from the record
- Chris Olave 375 — 1,244 from #25 (Demaryius Thomas, 2014); 1,589 from the record
- Davante Adams 358 — 1,261 from #25 (Demaryius Thomas, 2014); 1,606 from the record
- CeeDee Lamb 309 — 1,310 from #25 (Demaryius Thomas, 2014); 1,655 from the record
- Christian Watson 284 — 1,335 from #25 (Demaryius Thomas, 2014); 1,680 from the record
Single-Season Receiving Touchdowns
Record: Randy Moss, 23 (2007)
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba 6 — 9 from #21 (Jerry Rice, 1993); 17 from the record
- Amon-Ra St. Brown 5 — 10 from #21 (Jerry Rice, 1993); 18 from the record
- Christian Watson 4 — 11 from #21 (Jerry Rice, 1993); 19 from the record
- CeeDee Lamb 3 — 12 from #21 (Jerry Rice, 1993); 20 from the record
- Cody White 3 — 12 from #21 (Jerry Rice, 1993); 20 from the record
Single-Season Receptions
Record: Michael Thomas, 149 (2019)
- Chris Olave 27 — 92 from #23 (Jaxon Smith-Njigba, 2025); 122 from the record
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba 27 — 92 from #23 (Jaxon Smith-Njigba, 2025); 122 from the record
- Trey McBride 26 — 93 from #23 (Jaxon Smith-Njigba, 2025); 123 from the record
- Amon-Ra St. Brown 23 — 96 from #23 (Jaxon Smith-Njigba, 2025); 126 from the record
- Garrett Wilson 21 — 98 from #23 (Jaxon Smith-Njigba, 2025); 128 from the record
Single-Season Sacks
Record: Myles Garrett, 23 (2025)
- Greg Rousseau 6 — 12.5 from #21 (Robert Quinn, 2021); 17 from the record
- Mason Graham 4 — 14.5 from #21 (Robert Quinn, 2021); 19 from the record
- Will Anderson Jr. 4 — 14.5 from #21 (Robert Quinn, 2021); 19 from the record
- Aidan Hutchinson 3.5 — 15 from #21 (Robert Quinn, 2021); 19.5 from the record
- Chase Young 3.5 — 15 from #21 (Robert Quinn, 2021); 19.5 from the record
Single-Season Interceptions
Record: Emmitt Thomas, 12 (1974)
- Hezekiah Masses 3 — 6 from #25 (Aeneas Williams, 1994); 9 from the record
- Jevon Holland 3 — 6 from #25 (Aeneas Williams, 1994); 9 from the record
- Devin Lloyd 2 — 7 from #25 (Aeneas Williams, 1994); 10 from the record
- Genesis Smith 2 — 7 from #25 (Aeneas Williams, 1994); 10 from the record
- Julian Love 2 — 7 from #25 (Aeneas Williams, 1994); 10 from the record
Career Passing Yards · top 250, all-time
- Dak Prescott #32 (36,719 yds) — 32 yds from Patrick Mahomes (#31)
- Justin Herbert #67 (25,447 yds) — 19 yds from Matt Schaub (#66)
- Jared Goff #25 (40,424 yds) — 127 yds from Joe Montana (#24)
- Jameis Winston #70 (25,021 yds) — 71 yds from Bob Griese (#69)
- Carson Wentz #75 (23,902 yds) — 107 yds from Steve Beuerlein (#74)
Career Passing Touchdowns · top 250, all-time
- Patrick Mahomes #20 (274) — 1 Pass TD from Vinny Testaverde (#19)
- Joe Flacco #22 (272) — 1 Pass TD from Joe Montana (#21)
- Andy Dalton #27 (254) — 1 Pass TD from Sonny Jurgensen (#26)
- Dak Prescott #30 (250) — 1 Pass TD from Drew Bledsoe (#29)
- Lamar Jackson #54 (191) — 1 Pass TD from Bob Griese (#53)
Career Rushing Yards · top 250, all-time
- David Montgomery #88 (6,218 yds) — 9 yds from Dalvin Cook (#87)
- Aaron Jones #59 (7,829 yds) — 27 yds from Jonathan Taylor (#58)
- Josh Jacobs #60 (7,803 yds) — 26 yds from Aaron Jones (#59)
- James Conner #97 (6,065 yds) — 17 yds from Todd Gurley (#96)
- Alvin Kamara #68 (7,301 yds) — 33 yds from Jonathan Stewart (#67)
Career Rushing Touchdowns · top 250, all-time
- Josh Allen #18 (85) — 1 Rush TD from Priest Holmes (#17)
- Josh Jacobs #28 (74) — 1 Rush TD from Clinton Portis (#26)
- Jonathan Taylor #32 (73) — 1 Rush TD from Leroy Kelly (#28)
- Christian McCaffrey #47 (65) — 1 Rush TD from Ricky Williams (#44)
- Jalen Hurts #52 (64) — 1 Rush TD from Willis McGahee (#47)
Career Receiving Yards · top 250, all-time
- Mike Evans #21 (13,189 yds) — 9 yds from Andre Reed (#20)
- Davante Adams #24 (13,003 yds) — 43 yds from Jason Witten (#23)
- Justin Jefferson #83 (8,659 yds) — 24 yds from Greg Olsen (#82)
- Cooper Kupp #93 (8,470 yds) — 27 yds from Adam Thielen (#92)
- DJ Moore #95 (8,380 yds) — 30 yds from Tommy McDonald (#94)
Career Receiving Touchdowns · top 250, all-time
- Mike Evans #10 (110) — 1 Rec TD from Tony Gonzalez (#9)
- Travis Kelce #23 (84) — 1 Rec TD from Paul Warfield (#19)
- Keenan Allen #46 (71) — 1 Rec TD from Marques Colston (#44)
- Cooper Kupp #85 (60) — 1 Rec TD from Pete Pihos (#81)
- Odell Beckham Jr. #85 (60) — 1 Rec TD from Pete Pihos (#81)
Career Receptions · top 250, all-time
- Zach Ertz #36 (826) — 1 Rec from Larry Centers (#35)
- Keenan Allen #12 (1,068) — 2 Rec from Reggie Wayne (#11)
- DJ Moore #94 (619) — 1 Rec from Julian Edelman (#93)
- Alvin Kamara #97 (612) — 1 Rec from Jordy Nelson (#96)
- Chris Godwin Jr. #90 (622) — 2 Rec from LaDainian Tomlinson (#89)
Career Sacks · top 250, all-time
- Von Miller #8 (138.5) — 0.5 Sacks from DeMarcus Ware (#7)
- Cameron Jordan #17 (132) — 0.5 Sacks from Leslie O'Neal (#16)
- Danielle Hunter #26 (116) — 0.5 Sacks from Calais Campbell (#25)
- Trey Hendrickson #69 (82) — 0.5 Sacks from Wayne Martin (#66)
- DeForest Buckner #81 (74.5) — 0.5 Sacks from Bryce Paup (#80)
Career Interceptions · top 250, all-time
- Harrison Smith #54 (39) — 1 Int from Tim McDonald (#52)
- Kevin Byard #66 (36) — 1 Int from Tory James (#62)
NBA
Active = listed in the 2026 season (the latest season in data/nba/index.json). NBA boards cover StatVault's 2002–present corpus; careers that began earlier are truncated, so a rank here is a rank since 2002, not all-time. Built Sep 30, 2026.
Career Points · top 50, since 2002
- Jrue Holiday #35 (17,271) — 5 PTS from Bradley Beal (#34)
- Devin Booker #28 (18,120) — 22 PTS from Brook Lopez (#27)
- Bradley Beal #34 (17,276) — 22 PTS from Ray Allen (#33)
- Kyle Lowry #45 (16,368) — 9 PTS from Tobias Harris (#44)
- Karl-Anthony Towns #46 (16,345) — 23 PTS from Kyle Lowry (#45)
Career Rebounds · top 50, since 2002
- Russell Westbrook #16 (8,999) — 22 REB from Jonas Valanciunas (#15)
- Julius Randle #36 (7,004) — 13 REB from Brook Lopez (#35)
- Nikola Jokic #17 (8,970) — 29 REB from Russell Westbrook (#16)
- James Harden #39 (6,804) — 42 REB from Lamar Odom (#38)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo #18 (8,901) — 69 REB from Nikola Jokic (#17)
Career Assists · top 50, since 2002
- Jimmy Butler III #45 (3,944) — 6 AST from Vince Carter (#44)
- Devin Booker #49 (3,908) — 9 AST from Pau Gasol (#48)
- Stephen Curry #14 (6,733) — 22 AST from Jrue Holiday (#13)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo #34 (4,494) — 14 AST from Jameer Nelson (#33)
- Jrue Holiday #13 (6,755) — 27 AST from Mike Conley (#12)
Career Steals · top 50, since 2002
- Stephen Curry #11 (1,597) — 1 STL from Paul George (#10)
- DeMar DeRozan #29 (1,249) — 1 STL from Vince Carter (#28)
- Nicolas Batum #48 (1,075) — 1 STL from Dwight Howard (#47)
- Paul George #10 (1,598) — 4 STL from Dwyane Wade (#9)
- Kawhi Leonard #24 (1,377) — 3 STL from Paul Pierce (#23)
Career Blocks · top 50, since 2002
- DeAndre Jordan #12 (1,576) — 2 BLK from Elton Brand (#11)
- Taj Gibson #46 (960) — 3 BLK from Rasheed Wallace (#45)
- Rudy Gobert #6 (1,841) — 11 BLK from Anthony Davis (#5)
- Kevin Durant #18 (1,340) — 8 BLK from Al Horford (#17)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo #31 (1,091) — 8 BLK from Bismack Biyombo (#30)
Career Three-Pointers · top 50, since 2002
- Nicolas Batum #26 (1,839) — 1 3PM from Wesley Matthews (#25)
- D'Angelo Russell #37 (1,605) — 1 3PM from Jason Richardson (#36)
- Jayson Tatum #40 (1,591) — 2 3PM from Zach LaVine (#39)
- Bradley Beal #29 (1,724) — 4 3PM from Carmelo Anthony (#28)
- Russell Westbrook #50 (1,491) — 3 3PM from Manu Ginobili (#49)
Career Games · top 50, since 2002
- Brook Lopez #23 (1,181) — 1 G from Al Horford (#22)
- Harrison Barnes #40 (1,071) — 1 G from Marvin Williams (#39)
- DeMar DeRozan #8 (1,264) — 2 G from Jamal Crawford (#7)
- James Harden #18 (1,222) — 2 G from Pau Gasol (#17)
- Tobias Harris #47 (1,031) — 2 G from David West (#46)
Playoff Points · top 50, since 2002
- Klay Thompson #15 (3,032) — 3 PTS from Russell Westbrook (#14)
- Jrue Holiday #50 (1,634) — 3 PTS from Joel Embiid (#49)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo #25 (2,270) — 7 PTS from Shaquille O'Neal (#24)
- Nikola Jokic #19 (2,735) — 10 PTS from Jimmy Butler III (#18)
- Jalen Brunson #27 (2,240) — 11 PTS from Donovan Mitchell (#26)
Playoff Rebounds · top 50, since 2002
- Jaylen Brown #34 (811) — 2 REB from Udonis Haslem (#33)
- Chris Paul #45 (730) — 2 REB from Tayshaun Prince (#44)
- Clint Capela #41 (741) — 3 REB from Rajon Rondo (#40)
- Kevin Love #43 (734) — 3 REB from Karl-Anthony Towns (#42)
- Jimmy Butler III #35 (807) — 4 REB from Jaylen Brown (#34)
Playoff Assists · top 50, since 2002
- Stephen Curry #10 (953) — 2 AST from Russell Westbrook (#9)
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander #42 (381) — 1 AST from Boris Diaw (#41)
- Paul George #29 (506) — 2 AST from Jamal Murray (#28)
- James Harden #3 (1,224) — 9 AST from Chris Paul (#2)
- Marcus Smart #27 (575) — 4 AST from Paul Pierce (#26)
MLB
Active = listed in the 2026 season (the latest season in data/mlb/index.json). MLB boards cover the complete 1876–present corpus. Built Sep 30, 2026.
Career Home Runs · top 50, all-time
- Giancarlo Stanton #40 (456) — 6 HR from José Canseco (#38)
Career Strikeouts (pitching) · top 50, all-time
- Max Scherzer #9 (3,557) — 3 K from Justin Verlander (#8)
- Justin Verlander #8 (3,560) — 14 K from Don Sutton (#7)
- Chris Sale #26 (2,779) — 24 K from Cy Young (#25)
Career Wins · top 50, all-time
- Justin Verlander #36 (266) — 2 W from Jim Palmer (#35)
Career Saves · top 50, all-time
- Raisel Iglesias #34 (287) — 1 SV from Jose Valverde (#33)
- Edwin Díaz #38 (260) — 2 SV from Mark Melancon (#37)
- Josh Hader #40 (253) — 3 SV from Todd Worrell (#39)
- Aroldis Chapman #9 (402) — 20 SV from Billy Wagner (#8)
- Craig Kimbrel #5 (441) — 37 SV from Lee Smith (#4)
Postseason Home Runs · top 50, all-time
- Alex Bregman #7 (19) — 1 HR from Derek Jeter (#6)
- Corey Seager #7 (19) — 1 HR from Derek Jeter (#6)
- Carlos Correa #10 (18) — 1 HR from Corey Seager (#7)
- Giancarlo Stanton #10 (18) — 1 HR from Corey Seager (#7)
- Aaron Judge #15 (17) — 1 HR from Reggie Jackson (#10)
Postseason RBI · top 50, all-time
- Alex Bregman #8 (55) — 1 RBI from Jose Altuve (#7)
- Aaron Judge #22 (41) — 1 RBI from Shane Victorino (#15)
- Yordan Alvarez #22 (41) — 1 RBI from Shane Victorino (#15)
- Freddie Freeman #27 (39) — 1 RBI from Mickey Mantle (#26)
- Cody Bellinger #35 (37) — 1 RBI from Tino Martinez (#32)
Postseason Wins · top 50, all-time
- Gerrit Cole #7 (11) — 1 W from Roger Clemens (#6)
- Nathan Eovaldi #15 (9) — 1 W from Whitey Ford (#10)
- Justin Verlander #2 (17) — 2 W from Andy Pettitte (#1)
- Max Scherzer #19 (8) — 1 W from Orlando Hernandez (#15)
- Blake Snell #27 (7) — 1 W from Orel Hershiser (#19)
Postseason Strikeouts · top 50, all-time
- Max Scherzer #5 (182) — 1 K from Andy Pettitte (#4)
- Framber Valdez #25 (95) — 1 K from Pedro Martínez (#24)
- Kenley Jansen #26 (94) — 1 K from Framber Valdez (#25)
- Tyler Glasnow #36 (86) — 1 K from Madison Bumgarner (#35)
- Nathan Eovaldi #39 (82) — 1 K from David Wells (#38)
NHL
Active = listed in the 2026 season (the latest season in data/nhl/index.json). NHL boards cover the complete 1917–present corpus. Built Sep 30, 2026.
Career Points · top 50, all-time
- Evgeni Malkin #23 (1,407) — 2 PTS from Dale Hawerchuk (#22)
- Patrick Kane #24 (1,400) — 7 PTS from Evgeni Malkin (#23)
- Sidney Crosby #7 (1,761) — 10 PTS from Marcel Dionne (#6)
- Connor McDavid #47 (1,220) — 9 PTS from Norm Ullman (#46)
- Anze Kopitar #38 (1,316) — 10 PTS from Gilbert Perreault (#37)
Career Goals · top 50, all-time
- Steven Stamkos #19 (624) — 1 G from Joe Sakic (#17)
- Sidney Crosby #15 (654) — 2 G from Brendan Shanahan (#14)
- Patrick Kane #46 (508) — 4 G from Gilbert Perreault (#45)
- Evgeni Malkin #36 (533) — 5 G from Keith Tkachuk (#35)
- John Tavares #38 (525) — 8 G from Frank Mahovlich (#36)
Career Assists · top 50, all-time
- Anze Kopitar #28 (864) — 1 A from Denis Savard (#27)
- Connor McDavid #36 (811) — 1 A from Pierre Turgeon (#35)
- Sidney Crosby #8 (1,107) — 2 A from Joe Thornton (#7)
- Patrick Kane #22 (892) — 2 A from Phil Housley (#21)
- Claude Giroux #40 (786) — 3 A from Peter Stastny (#39)
Career Games Played · top 50, all-time
- Anze Kopitar #23 (1,521) — 3 GP from Brendan Shanahan (#22)
- Sidney Crosby #39 (1,420) — 4 GP from Pat Verbeek (#38)
- Jordan Staal #46 (1,403) — 4 GP from Dale Hunter (#45)
- Alex Ovechkin #15 (1,573) — 6 GP from Brent Burns (#14)
- Corey Perry #31 (1,464) — 10 GP from Doug Gilmour (#30)
Career Goalie Wins · top 50, all-time
- Andrei Vasilevskiy #21 (370) — 2 W from Andy Moog (#20)
- Sergei Bobrovsky #7 (456) — 3 W from Henrik Lundqvist (#6)
- Frederik Andersen #32 (324) — 6 W from Harry Lumley (#31)
- Connor Hellebuyck #27 (345) — 8 W from Rogie Vachon (#25)
- Jonathan Quick #12 (410) — 13 W from Tony Esposito (#11)
Career Shutouts · top 50, all-time
- Jonathan Quick #16 (65) — 1 SO from Patrick Roy (#15)
- Sergei Bobrovsky #24 (53) — 1 SO from Ed Giacomin (#22)
- Connor Hellebuyck #35 (45) — 1 SO from Nikolai Khabibulin (#33)
- Andrei Vasilevskiy #42 (42) — 1 SO from Gump Worsley (#40)
- Darcy Kuemper #48 (39) — 1 SO from John Vanbiesbrouck (#46)
Career Goalie Games · top 50, all-time
- Connor Hellebuyck #47 (625) — 4 GP from Turk Broda (#46)
- Jonathan Quick #15 (829) — 8 GP from Jacques Plante (#14)
- Sergei Bobrovsky #17 (806) — 14 GP from Sean Burke (#16)
Playoff Points · top 50, all-time
- Leon Draisaitl #32 (151) — 1 PTS from Larry Murphy (#31)
- Alex Ovechkin #36 (147) — 1 PTS from Brian Propp (#35)
- Nathan MacKinnon #44 (140) — 1 PTS from Corey Perry (#43)
- Patrick Kane #46 (138) — 1 PTS from Jacques Lemaire (#45)
- Evgeni Malkin #12 (183) — 2 PTS from Steve Yzerman (#11)
Playoff Goals · top 50, all-time
- Alex Ovechkin #12 (77) — 1 G from Jaromir Jagr (#11)
- Sidney Crosby #16 (72) — 1 G from Dino Ciccarelli (#15)
- Evgeni Malkin #21 (69) — 1 G from Steve Yzerman (#20)
- Leon Draisaitl #49 (55) — 1 G from Steve Larmer (#47)
- Brad Marchand #23 (66) — 2 G from Gordie Howe (#22)
Playoff Goalie Wins · top 50, all-time
- Andrei Vasilevskiy #11 (70) — 1 W from Jacques Plante (#10)
- Frederik Andersen #19 (59) — 1 W from Turk Broda (#18)
- Jonathan Quick #25 (49) — 1 W from Braden Holtby (#24)
- Jake Oettinger #41 (34) — 1 W from Pete Peeters (#38)
- Sergei Bobrovsky #15 (61) — 2 W from Curtis Joseph (#14)
MLS
Active = listed in the 2026 season (the latest season in data/mls/index.json). MLS boards cover the American Soccer Analysis corpus from 2013 onward; pre-2013 MLS seasons are not represented. Built Sep 30, 2026.
2026 season in progress — single-season boards
Current totals against the all-time single-season board (top 325). A season still being played; these are distances, not projections.
Single-Season Goals
Record: Carlos Vela, 34 (2019)
- Lionel Messi 21 — would rank #22; 1 from #14 (Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 2018); 13 from the record
- Petar Musa 18 — would rank #38; 1 from #31 (Taty Castellanos, 2021); 16 from the record
- Brian White 17 — would rank #49; 1 from #38 (Robbie Keane, 2014); 17 from the record
- Milan Iloski 16 — would rank #66; 1 from #49 (Sebastian Giovinco, 2016); 18 from the record
- Sam Surridge 16 — would rank #66; 1 from #49 (Sebastian Giovinco, 2016); 18 from the record
Single-Season Assists
Record: Anders Dreyer, 16 (2025)
- Albert Rusnák 11 — would rank #31; 1 from #15 (Sebastian Giovinco, 2016); 5 from the record
- Anders Dreyer 11 — would rank #31; 1 from #15 (Sebastian Giovinco, 2016); 5 from the record
- Lionel Messi 11 — would rank #31; 1 from #15 (Sebastian Giovinco, 2016); 5 from the record
- Cristian Espinoza 10 — would rank #44; 1 from #31 (Ryan Gauld, 2024); 6 from the record
- Son Heung-Min 10 — would rank #44; 1 from #31 (Ryan Gauld, 2024); 6 from the record
Career Goals · top 100, since 2013
- Brian White #7 (94) — 1 G from Hany Mukhtar (#6)
- Dénis Bouanga #12 (79) — 1 G from Diego Rossi (#11)
- Jordan Morris #19 (72) — 1 G from Albert Rusnák (#18)
- Lionel Messi #21 (71) — 1 G from Maxi Urruti (#19)
- Dániel Gazdag #24 (67) — 1 G from Sebastian Giovinco (#23)
Career Assists · top 100, since 2013
- Albert Rusnák #6 (60) — 1 A from Diego Valeri (#5)
- Carles Gil #7 (59) — 1 A from Albert Rusnák (#6)
- Evander #18 (41) — 1 A from Justin Meram (#16)
- Lionel Messi #20 (39) — 1 A from Ethan Finlay (#19)
- Brooks Lennon #21 (38) — 1 A from Lionel Messi (#20)
Career Goals + Assists · top 100, since 2013
- Hany Mukhtar #4 (144) — 1 G+A from Diego Valeri (#3)
- Albert Rusnák #6 (133) — 1 G+A from Bradley Wright-Phillips (#5)
- Brian White #14 (109) — 1 G+A from Lionel Messi (#13)
- Cristian Espinoza #14 (109) — 1 G+A from Lionel Messi (#13)
- Evander #25 (96) — 1 G+A from Federico Higuaín (#22)
Career Minutes · top 100, since 2013
- Jonathan Osorio #13 (28,312) — 8 MIN from Andre Blake (#12)
- Hany Mukhtar #82 (18,970) — 6 MIN from Nick Rimando (#81)
- Andre Blake #12 (28,320) — 22 MIN from Dax McCarty (#11)
- Daniel Lovitz #18 (27,095) — 30 MIN from Walker Zimmerman (#17)
- Aaron Herrera #88 (18,521) — 13 MIN from Jordan Morris (#87)