Hockey Hall of Fame Players, Part 3
36 entries in the Hockey Hall of Fame Players, Part 3 compendium.
Václav NedomanskýFirst Czechoslovak hockey player to defect to North America.Joe NieuwendykThree-time Stanley Cup winner with three different teams.Frank NighborFirst winner of both the Hart and Lady Byng Trophies.James D. NorrisAmerican sports businessman and Hockey Hall of Fame member.Harry Oliver (ice hockey)Canadian forward; Stanley Cup champion; Hall of Fame inductee 1967.Willie O'ReeFirst black player in the National Hockey League.Matt PavelichFirst linesman elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame.Al PickardCanadian hockey administrator who upheld amateur standards and led CAHA.Didier PitreHard-shooting forward and early Montreal Canadiens star.Jean RatelleGentlemanly center who twice won the Lady Byng Trophy.Mark RecchiThree-time Stanley Cup winner with three different teams.Maurice RichardFirst to score 50 goals in 50 games.George Richardson (ice hockey)Amateur hockey star, businessman, and soldier killed in action.Gordon Roberts (ice hockey)Hardest and most deceptive shot of the 1910s era.Philip RossJournalist, publisher, and original Stanley Cup trustee.Ernie RussellOffensive star of four Stanley Cup-winning Wanderers teams.Riikka SallinenFinnish multi-sport athlete and ice hockey pioneer.Fred ScanlanAmateur forward, two-time Stanley Cup champion with Montreal Shamrocks.Ray ScapinelloLongest on-ice career in NHL history as a linesman.Sweeney SchrinerTwo-time NHL scoring leader and Stanley Cup champion.Oliver SeibertEarly professional hockey player and father of Hall of Famer Earl Seibert.Darryl SittlerSet NHL single-game points record; Hall of Fame inductee 1989.Alf Smith (ice hockey)Rough-playing forward and captain who led Ottawa to three Stanley Cups.Hooley SmithTwo-time Stanley Cup winner and Olympic gold medalist.Tommy Smith (ice hockey)Two-time Stanley Cup champion and leading goal-scorer in multiple leagues.Peter ŠťastnýSlovak star who defected, scored 1,239 NHL points.Nels StewartFirst multiple Hart Trophy winner; pre-war NHL goals leader.Red StoreyCanadian multi-sport athlete, NHL referee, and broadcaster.Bruce StuartEarly power forward who won four Stanley Cups.James T. SutherlandAdministrator, pioneer, and driving force behind the Hockey Hall of Fame.Cyclone TaylorOne of the first stars of professional hockey.Andy Van HellemondNHL referee, Hall of Famer, and Guelph city councillor.Jack Walker (ice hockey)Three-time Stanley Cup winner with three different teams.Marty Walsh (ice hockey, born 1884)Ottawa Senators forward, three-time Stanley Cup champion, Hall of Fame inductee.Cooney WeilandNHL scoring champion and two-time Stanley Cup winner as player and coach.Rat WestwickCanadian hockey and lacrosse player, Silver Seven Stanley Cup winner.
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