has been passed over five times by the selection committee.

"He was the kind of player who, the bigger the game, the better he performed," Sather said during a break on the second day of a three-day NHL research camp yesterday. "Just based on his credentials in the playoffs alone I think he's a guy who really qualifies."

Current Oilers GM Kevin Lowe, who played defence on those championship Edmonton teams of the 1980s and who is also eligible for selection today, says the fact Anderson hasn't previously been selected "is a bit of a mystery" to him.

Anderson's Oilers teammates Wayne Gretzky, Jari Kurri, Paul Coffey and Grant Fuhr have been inducted, and Mark Messier will join them when he becomes eligible. So, why not Anderson?

"Those five guys, to adeath with the front man and his own mother this is the story of Rory Storm and the Hurricanes.

By 1959 19 year old Alan Caldwell had fronted several different groups with different names and ever changing line-ups but now the group was settled Rory Storm and the Hurricanes comprised Alan Caldwell on vocals this tall, athletic fair haired and quiffed front man was a handsome focal point to the many females in the audience, now re- Christened Rory Storm there were no half measures in his quest for fame he was to change his name to Rory Storm by deed poll the family home in Broadgreen, Liverpool was changed to “Stormsville”, he looked and behaved every inch the star driving his very own pink automobile. The Hurricanes were