“You are not allowed to speak to Mr. Sakic” – Red Wings player Brett Hull to teammate Sean Avery.
Scamnam
Iginla
cyclingnutla
Kopitar
BennyBonesOG
Lidstrom.
Same_Tumbleweed_117
Beliveau
Funky_Cows
Bergeron
_Travelling_Dude
I have that Beliveau card. 2008-09 O-Pee-Chee.
Alive_Recognition_81
Some top notch answers. Id say Yzerman and Iginla are the top i can agree with and others that would definitely make the cut.
Ill throw Scott Niedermayer on the board too. Guy was a class act and such a great player.
DoubleDeckerLego
The great one On the ice dominated had new rules made in the league. Off the the ice helped the league expand to other cities and loves all things hockey anything to push the games popularity and reach.
Pastmyprime58
Gordie Howe.
Additional_Noise_184
Teemu
yourneighborandrew
Why is everyone not saying Gretzky. His number is basically universally retired in the sport.
CreateorWither
Mario
jesterflesh
Listen, there’s only one guy to get a standing ovation in Philly, who didn’t play for the flyers. Mario lemieux is that man. He saved the franchise, twice. Beat cancer. Has an amazing foundation and is still involved in the community, even after selling the team. Le magnifique all day
wittchimp
Super Mario
TurWes
Dustin Byfuglien?
the1seajay
Mario, Stevie, Sakic, Lidstrom, Henrik Lundquist, I’d even throw in Henrik Zetterberg
Tyleesboobs
Lindstrom
PhallusInChainz
Orr endorsed trump. He can get fucked
Wtfgoinon3144
I’ll just say it: Sidney Crosby
At least ever since he won his first cup; the youngest captain to ever do so
mjm8218
Stan Makita. Fantastic player, great scorer, excellent human. (also made a mean donut if WW is to be believed)
jimhabfan
Ken Dryden became a best selling author, a member of parliament and a cabinet minister after his hockey career was over, but the real answer is Jean Beliveau.
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Jagr
Sean Avery
“You are not allowed to speak to Mr. Sakic” – Red Wings player Brett Hull to teammate Sean Avery.
Iginla
Kopitar
Lidstrom.
Beliveau
Bergeron
I have that Beliveau card. 2008-09 O-Pee-Chee.
Some top notch answers. Id say Yzerman and Iginla are the top i can agree with and others that would definitely make the cut.
Ill throw Scott Niedermayer on the board too. Guy was a class act and such a great player.
The great one On the ice dominated had new rules made in the league. Off the the ice helped the league expand to other cities and loves all things hockey anything to push the games popularity and reach.
Gordie Howe.
Teemu
Why is everyone not saying Gretzky. His number is basically universally retired in the sport.
Mario
Listen, there’s only one guy to get a standing ovation in Philly, who didn’t play for the flyers. Mario lemieux is that man. He saved the franchise, twice. Beat cancer. Has an amazing foundation and is still involved in the community, even after selling the team. Le magnifique all day
Super Mario
Dustin Byfuglien?
Mario, Stevie, Sakic, Lidstrom, Henrik Lundquist, I’d even throw in Henrik Zetterberg
Lindstrom
Orr endorsed trump. He can get fucked
I’ll just say it: Sidney Crosby
At least ever since he won his first cup; the youngest captain to ever do so
Stan Makita. Fantastic player, great scorer, excellent human. (also made a mean donut if WW is to be believed)
Ken Dryden became a best selling author, a member of parliament and a cabinet minister after his hockey career was over, but the real answer is Jean Beliveau.