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13 joueurs actifs de la LNH qui sont assurés d’être intronisés au Temple de la renommée


13 joueurs actifs de la LNH qui sont assurés d’être intronisés au Temple de la renommée

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  2. Miracl3Work3r

    **Erik Karlsson** is maybe the weakest candidate and maybe not a lock? His lack of any sort of playoff success is what stands out to me, not the stanley cup part.

  5. TJTrapJesus

    All standard except Vasi. If the implication is that he could retire today and still make it, the only post-expansion goalies in the Hall with fewer games played than his 477 would be Ken Dryden (397) and Gerry Cheevers (418). I dunno, he’s still probably in as a lock despite that, but it’s at least somewhat questionable. I don’t know if there’s really a games played quota, but can’t imagine he’s far off from whatever that is to be guaranteed given everything else he’s done.

  6. CapriciousnArbitrary

    Quick needs to be on the list, Barkov probably as well.

  7. gord1to

    Came to be pissed that one of the big 4 lightning would be snubbed but alas I was wrong. Good!

  8. Sss00099

    Bob has 2 Vezinas and a Stanley Cup Championship. He’ll cross over the 400 win line within the first week or two of the upcoming season.

    There can’t be a goalie out there with that resume that isn’t in the HOF.

  9. killadrilla480

    They forgot about Elite Sniper, Stanley Cup Champion, and All Star RW Tom Wilson

  11. FlyEaglesFly3rs

    I’ll save you a click.

    Crosby

    Ovechkin

    Malkin

    Patrick Kane

    Mcdavid

    Stamkos

    Kucherov

    Kopitar

    Doughty

    Hedman

    Karlsson

    Fleury

    Vasi

  12. IceCreamLover124

    Quick and Igor need to be added.

  13. heavymetal306

    Like him or not, Marchand is a hof lock

  14. Bengjumping

    I really wish Nicklas Backstrom didn’t have his hip problems. He’s missed a lot of game over the past 3 seasons and more than likely won’t play again.

  15. hczimmx4

    Fleury will get in, but he probably shouldn’t.

    Over 20 years he has 67.2 goals saved above average. Take out his 2 outliers from Vegas, and he has 27.2 over 18 years.

    In the playoffs, for his career, he is -23.9 goals saved above average. Yes, an average goalie would have saved 24 more goals than MAF. His time in Pittsburgh he was -28.3.

    https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/f/fleurma01.html

    To sum it up, MAF was a career average goalie who had the fortune of playing on good teams.

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