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HOCKEY HALL OF FAME ANNOUNCES 2020 INDUCTEES TORONTO (June 24, 2020) – Lanny McDonald, Chairman of the Hockey Hall of Fame announced today that individuals have been elected to Hockey Hall of Fame Honoured Membership, in both the Player and Builder Category. The vote took place today at the
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In Canada's Olympic Hockey History bestselling author Andrew Podnieks collaborating with Hockey Canada offers a comprehensive, fascinating look at almost a century of this country's Olympic hockey history, including both the men's and women ... Builder for the booth. Both Mikhailov and Tikhonov rank as crucial elements of "The Red Army," the Russian powerhouse that still seems ...
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Jun 23, 2020 · On Wednesday, June 24, the Hockey Hall Of Fame will announce the inductees of its 2020 class. This year, there's a stacked ballot, so there's really no excuse to have less than eight players ...
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www.nhl.com › news › top-candidates-for-hockey-hallTop candidates for Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2020 | NHL.com
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Jan 16, 2020 · The 2020 Hockey Hall of Fame class will be announced Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET. Here are 15 former players (listed in alphabetical order by last name) hoping to get their Hall call on Wednesday from ...
nhl.nbcsports.com › 2021/11/16 › hockey-hall-of-fameHockey Hall of Fame: Who will make up the Class of 2022?
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The Locks
The Probably-Shoulds
The Possibles
Women's Category
Builder Category
Daniel and Henrik Sedin— The Canucks duo have long been favorite for first-ballot admission due to not only their NHL play, but also representing Sweden. We'll start with Daniel and his 393 goals and 1,041 points in 1,306 games all with Vancouver. He won the Ted Lindsay Award and Art Ross Trophy, and was named a First Team All-Star in 2011. He holds the Canucks franchise record for goals and power play goals (138). With Sweden he won an Olympic gold medal in 2006 and silver in 2014. He also helped Tre Kronor to gold at the 2013 World Championship and 1998 U-18 Worlds. Henrik finished with 1,330 games played and 240 goals and 1,070 points. He won the Hart and Art Ross Trophies in 2010, and was a two-time NHL First Team All-Star. He holds five Canucks franchise records for assists (830), assists in a single season (83), most consecutive regular season games played (679), points in a single season (112), and is the team's all-time leading scorer (1,070 points). Like Daniel, Henrik won...
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Daniel Alfredsson – A veteran of 18 NHL seasons, he has an impressive resume and strong international credentials to make the cut. He scored 444 goals and recorded 1,157 points during his NHL career, and has a trophy cabinet that features Olympic gold and silver medals, the 1996 Calder Trophy, six NHL All-Star appearances, the King Clancy, and inclusion in the IIHF Hall of Fame. Red Berenson (Builder Category) – After an NHL career that lasted 987 games and saw him win a Stanley Cup with the Canadiens, score six goals in a game once, and represent Canada in the famed 1972 Summit Series, Berenson went into coaching. After six seasons as an NHL coach with the Blues and Sabres, he left for the college game and was behind the bench for the University of Michigan until 2017. In those 33 years, he helped the program to a pair of national championships, 11 Frozen Four appearances and 11 conference titles. He won CCHA coach of the year twice, was the 2008 Spencer Penrose Award winner for to...
Rod Brind'Amour — The Hurricanes head coach has seen his support grow since first becoming eligible. The induction of Guy Carbonneau in 2019 could help Brind'Amour make it to Toronto. A two-way stalwart, he scored 452 goals and recorded 1,184 points in 1,484 NHL games. Along with the 2006 Stanley Cup, he also has two Selke Trophies to his name. You can argue his resume is better than Carbonneau's. Finally, from the News and Observer's Luke DeCock: "There are 36 players in NHL history who had 15 seasons with 49 or more points. Thirty-five of them are in the Hall of Fame. Want to guess who's not?" Boris Mikhailov– The long time Soviet captain had a decorated career playing for CSKA Moscow and representing his country. Domestically, Mikhailov scored 429 goals for CSKA and recorded 653 points, leading them to 11 Soviet League titles. On the international scene, the long time captain captured two Olympic golds and eight gold at the World Championships. The support for international stars...
Tom Barrasso– 369 wins, 38 shutouts, youngest goalie to win the Calder Trophy and youngest winner of the Vezina, 1985 Jennings Trophy, two-time Stanley Cup winner, 2002 Olympic silver medal. Shane Doan— 1,540 games with the Jets/Coyotes franchise, 402 goals, 972 points, two World Championship gold medals, one World Cup of Hockey gold medal, two-time Memorial Cup winner, two-time NHL All-Star, King Clancy Trophy winner. Patrik Elias– 408 goals, 1,025 points, 0.827 points per game, Olympic bronze, two World Championships bronze medals, two-time Stanley Cup winner, First Team NHL All-Star, nine 20-plus goal seasons. Theo Fleury – 455 goals, 1,088 points, seven-time All-Star, gold at the World Junior Championship, Canada Cup and Olympics, silver at the World Championship and World Cup of Hockey, 1989 Stanley Cup winner. Here's something in his favor, via TSN'S Steve Dryden: "Only 15 players in NHL history have averaged at least one point per game in both the regular season (min. 1,000 g...
Karyn Bye-Dietz– She was part of the gold medal winning U.S. team at the 1998 Olympics and took home silver at the 2002 Games and six World Championships. During the '98 Olympics, Bye-Dietz led the Americans with five goals and eight points and finished her international career with 84 points in 51 games. In 2011 she was only the fifth woman to be inducted into the IIHF Hall of Fame, and in 2014 was named to the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. Natalie Darwitz– Before her decorated international career with the U.S., Darwitz excelled on the collegiate stage as a three-time All-American and three-time Patty Kazmeier Memorial Award finalist at Minnesota. She dominated with the Golden Gophers scoring 102 goals and 246 points over three seasons, helping them to back-to-back national titles. Representing her country, Darwitz would help the Americans to two Olympic silver medals and bronze; three golds and five silvers at the World Championship; and two golds and eight silvers at the 4 Nations C...
Ken Hitchcock – His coaching resume lists 849 wins (fourth all-time), one Stanley Cup title, and numerous players thankful for his influence and teams who were improved with him behind their bench. He's also owner of a HOF-worthysweatshirt. Mike Keenan– Whether it was his quick hook with goalies or clashing with his players, there was never a dull moment when "Iron Mike" was coaching your team. But he also did win 672 NHL games and the 1985 Jack Adams Award. His teams won four conference titles and he helped lead the Rangers to the Stanley Cup in 1994, ending their 54-year drought. He also won in Russia, guiding Metallurg Magnitogorsk to the 2014 Gagarin Cup title, making him the first North American coach to win the KHL championship and the first coach to win both the Gagarin Cup and the Stanley Cup. Keenan's championships also include the 1983 AHL Calder Cup and two Canada Cups, including the legendary 1987 tournament. Bryan Murray– He compiled 620 wins as a head coach for five te...