Hockey Hall of Fame Players, Part 2
33 entries in the Hockey Hall of Fame Players, Part 2 compendium.
Danielle GoyetteEight-time Abby Hoffman Cup champion and Hockey Hall of Fame inductee.Shorty GreenLed first NHL strike; scored first Madison Square Garden goal.Joe Hall (ice hockey)Rough-and-tumble defenceman who died during the 1919 Stanley Cup Final.Bill Hanley (ice hockey)Canadian ice hockey administrator and Hockey Hall of Fame builder.George Hay (ice hockey)Four-time WCHL All-Star who scored Chicago Black Hawks' first goal.Bryan HextallRangers winger who led NHL in goals twice and points once.Tom Hooper (ice hockey)Stanley Cup winner with Kenora Thistles and Montreal Wanderers.Gordie HoweNicknamed 'Mr. Hockey', a 23-time NHL All-Star.Syd HoweThree-time Stanley Cup champion and former NHL points leader.Bobby HullThe Golden Jet, a 23-year NHL and WHA star.Harry HylandSet three unbroken NHL rookie records on league's first day.Jarome IginlaHall of Fame winger, Flames all-time leader in goals and points.Mickey IonCanadian lacrosse player and ice hockey referee, Hall of Fame inductee.Angela JamesFirst superstar of modern women's ice hockey.Moose JohnsonFour-time Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Wanderers.Paul KariyaCanadian winger, Hobey Baker winner, Hall of Fame inductee.Valeri KharlamovSoviet forward, MVP, Summit Series star, died in car crash.John Kilpatrick (American athlete)American athlete, soldier, and president of Madison Square Garden.Seymour H. Knox IIIFounding owner of the Buffalo Sabres and Hockey Hall of Fame inductee.Newsy LalondeHockey and lacrosse star, original Flying Frenchman, 1916 Stanley Cup champion.Robert Lebel (ice hockey)Canadian hockey administrator; CAHA and IIHF president.Mario LemieuxOnly man to win the Stanley Cup as both player and owner.Eric LindrosPower forward who won Hart Trophy and refused to play for Quebec.Ted LindsayForward who helped organize the first NHL Players' Association.Tommy LockhartFounding president of USA Hockey and longtime Eastern Hockey League head.Jack Marshall (ice hockey)First player to win six Stanley Cup titles.Steamer MaxwellAmateur ice hockey player and coach, Hockey Hall of Fame inductee.Lanny McDonaldFlames franchise single-season goal record holder and Hall of Famer.George McNamaraCanadian defenceman, 1914 Stanley Cup champion, Hall of Fame inductee.Mark MessierSix-time Stanley Cup champion; only player to captain two teams to titles.Hartland MolsonSenator, brewer, Battle of Britain pilot, and Montreal Canadiens owner.Dickie Moore (ice hockey)Two-time Art Ross winner and six-time Stanley Cup champion.Scotty MorrisonNHL referee, vice-president, and Hockey Hall of Fame leader.
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