Who really belongs in the Hall of Fame?
Every NHL player's case analyzed
Or, rather, is Jari Kurri the Greatest Finnish Hockey Player of All Time?
Kurri was a huge offensive star in the ’80s but, of course, he was playing on the wing of the greatest offensive hockey player the world has ever seen.
Listen to us talk about Kurri’s place in history here:
Continue reading “Does Jari Kurri Belong in the Hockey Hall of Fame?”Why are we even writing about Matt Cullen? Obviously he doesn’t belong in the Hall of Fame, right?
Well, he’s 20th All Time in NHL Games Played. And he has 3 Stanley Cups at a time when that’s pretty rare.
So, the question is, are the standards so low now that he might make it in?
Listen to us talk about Matt Cullen’s (lack of a) Hall of Fame case here:
Continue reading “Does Matt Cullen Belong in the Hockey Hall of Fame?”Adam Oates doesn’t have a Cup or the award recognition some of Hall of Famers have. Should he have been inducted?
We talk about Oates’ case here:
Obviously he does deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. The question is more, “where does he rank all time among great NHL defencemen?”
We discuss that here:
Sergei Fedorov had a couple great seasons and a very long career. Yet he was inducted very quickly, as if he was a no-doubter. Did Fedorov deserve that treatment?
Listen to us discuss Fedorov’s case here:
Continue reading “Does Sergei Fedorov Belong in the Hockey Hall of Fame?”Kariya’s career was marred by injuries but he was inducted relatively quickly after his retirement compared to a lot of players who have played fewer than 1,000 games.
Was that warranted?
Where does Kariya rank in his era?
Listen here:
Continue reading “Does Paul Kariya Belong in the Hockey Hall of Fame?”In this episode, we ask where does Teemu Selanne rank among NHL Right Wings and among Finnish hockey players?
You can listen here:
Continue reading “Does Teemu Selanne Belong in the Hockey Hall of Fame?”
