Hockey Hall of Fame Centres
27 entries in the Hockey Hall of Fame Centres compendium.
George Armstrong (ice hockey)Longtime Maple Leafs captain and four-time Stanley Cup champion.Bobby ClarkeThree-time Hart Trophy winner and two-time Stanley Cup champion.Neil ColvilleRangers centre and defenceman, 1940 Stanley Cup champion.Bill CowleyTwo-time Hart Trophy winner and record-setting playmaker for the Boston Bruins.Marcel DionneProlific scorer with 731 goals, sixth most in NHL history.Tommy DunderdaleOnly Australian-born Hockey Hall of Fame inductee; scored first penalty shot goal.Bill HayCentre, Calder winner, Stanley Cup champion, Hall of Fame builder.Ted Kennedy (ice hockey)Centre, five-time Stanley Cup winner, Hall of Fame inductee.Dave KeonFour-time Stanley Cup champion and Hall of Fame centre.Elmer LachCentre, Punch line member, three-time Stanley Cup winner.Pat LaFontaineAmerican center who played entire NHL career in New York State.Edgar LapradeRangers centre, Calder and Lady Byng winner, Hall of Fame inductee.Mickey MacKayPCHA all-time leading scorer and two-time Stanley Cup champion.Joe MaloneEarly NHL superstar known for scoring records and clean play.Frank McGee (ice hockey)One-eyed centre who scored 14 goals in a Stanley Cup game.Billy McGimsieCentre who led Kenora Thistles to 1907 Stanley Cup.Mike ModanoAmerican-born NHL goal-scoring leader and 1999 Stanley Cup champion.Howie MorenzOne of the first stars of the NHL and original Hall of Fame inductee.Gilbert PerreaultCenter for the French Connection line; Hall of Fame inductee 1990.Joe PrimeauCentred the Kid Line; won Lady Byng and Stanley Cup.Henri RichardWon 11 Stanley Cups, most in NHL history.Denis SavardHall of Fame center known for the Savardian Spin-o-rama.Milt SchmidtKraut Line centre, Hall of Famer, Bruins captain, coach, and GM.Clint Smith (ice hockey)Two-time Lady Byng winner and 1940 Stanley Cup champion.Mats SundinFirst European-born first overall pick; 18-season NHL centre.Harry TriheyAmateur centre regarded as best forward of his era.Norm UllmanTwelve straight 20-goal seasons; 490 NHL goals; Hall of Fame 1982.
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