Posts About "Hockey Hall of Fame"
Ottawa Senators' Daniel Alfredsson: Hall of Fame Worthy?
April 3rd, 2020 In the almost 30 years that the modern-day Ottawa Senators have existed, they have yet to have a player inducted into the Hockey Hockey Hall of Fame. While many fantastic players have donned the Centurian, none have been deemed worthy of entry into those hallowed halls. Daniel Alfredsson is without a doubt, the greatest Senator to...
Claude Giroux: Hall of Fame Worthy?
April 1st, 2020 The Philadelphia Flyers have had 13 Hockey Hall of Famers play for them at some point in their careers. This list includes legends, Bobby Clarke, Bernie Parent and Bill Barber. However, there might be one more Flyer legend added to the list: Claude Giroux. There is a lot of disagreement regarding Giroux's Hall of Fame prospects. I...
'Mr. Hockey' Gordie Howe
March 31st, 2020 Gordie Howe was born March 31, 1928 in Floral, Saskatchewan. Let's celebrate his life, career and contributions to the world of hockey with this tremendous tribute written after his passing on June 10, 2016. Today we join sports fans all over the world in mourning the loss of Mr. Hockey, Gordie Howe. We extend our condolences...
7 Highly Questionable HHoF Selections
March 29th, 2020 Written by Bill Schoeninger in 2014. (THW Archives) Founded in 1943, the Hockey Hall of Fame has inducted 381 players, coaches, executives and officials for their tremendous contributions to the sport. While they all have left their mark on the game in various ways, some have accomplished more than others. At times, the Hall of...
Bobby Orr Caps Off Hall-of-Fame Career
March 20th, 2020 On Sept. 12, 1979, legendary defenceman Bobby Orr took the final step in his Hall-of-Fame career. Alongside Henri Richard, Gordon Juckes and Harry Howell, Orr was inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame thanks to the way that he revolutionized his position in the game of...
Hockey Hall of Fame Debates: Rick Middleton
March 1st, 2020 His nickname was "Nifty", and if you ever saw Rick Middleton play you would understand why. Few snipers could skate in on a goaltender or dangle the puck the way that he could. In fact, the term "dangling" in hockey might best belong to Middleton. It was the way he did it. When lovers of the game think of "danglers" or players that...
