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Pourquoi Jeremy Roenick a-t-il été rejeté par le Temple de la renommée du hockey?



Jeremy Roenick a été blackballé par le Temple de la renommée du hockey. Mais pourquoi? Jeremy Roenick était l’un des meilleurs joueurs de sa génération et l’une des plus grandes stars américaines que la LNH ait jamais connues. approche et des compétences à couper le souffle. All Star à 9 reprises, Roenick a joué 18 saisons dans la LNH et a accumulé plus de 500 buts et 1400 minutes de pénalité. Le feu compétitif de Roenick était inégalé et est mieux illustré par ses relations conflictuelles – et souvent douloureuses – avec ses pairs du hockey américain Tony Amonte, Derian Hatcher et Mike Modano. Mais sa personnalité à haute intensité s’est étendue hors de la glace et a entraîné une série d’événements controversés qui ont souvent éclipsé ses réalisations sur la glace. Examinons en profondeur la carrière fascinante de Jeremy Roenick et examinons pourquoi – malgré tout ce qu’il a accompli en tant que joueur de la LNH – l’homme qu’ils appellent JR a été ignoré par le Temple de la renommée du hockey. #chicagoblackhawks #philadelphiaflyers #jeremyroenick Sources clés : Roenick autobiography « JR » (Kevin Allen) NBC Sports National Hockey League Copyright Clause de non-responsabilité : en vertu de l’article 107 de la loi sur le droit d’auteur de 1976, une utilisation équitable est autorisée à des fins telles que la critique, les commentaires, les nouvelles rapports, enseignement, bourses d’études, etc. Aucune violation du droit d’auteur prévue. www.prohockeyalumni.org prohockeyalumni@gmail.com Avis de non-responsabilité en matière de droit d’auteur : en vertu de l’article 107 de la loi de 1976 sur le droit d’auteur, une utilisation équitable est autorisée à des fins telles que la critique, les commentaires, les reportages, l’enseignement, l’érudition, etc. Aucune violation du droit d’auteur prévue. www.prohockeyalumni.org prohockeyalumni@gmail.com

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41 Comments

  2. Mikey G

    No joke my most favorite player of all time. He can score assist and last but not least he can dance and sing. Very entertaining to watch him play. He can also brake the glass in NHL 93 and Steve Smith lol!

  4. coffee

    i mean the nhl is run by jews now, so its expected that its unfair and trash in 2023q
    the last great sport, taken over by nonwhites
    gg america

  9. Verholdt

    Given the ‘leave him out for political views’ approach they should be leaving Ovi out as well.

  10. Steve Lester

    I never liked Roenick but his impact on the game during that time period dictates that he defiantly should be in the Hall of Fame. It is a shame that corporate politics has to be involved in everything the fans want.

  11. Flappr

    Jeremy Roenick absolutely belongs in the hall of fame.

    The game of hockey is more fun when Roenick is around.

  13. emarut

    Regardless of being a moron off the ice and being friends with a orange insurrectionist clown he should be in the hall .. having said that I’m fine with him waiting .. let’s get former Hawk Steve Larmer in the Hall of Fame first

  14. DR punch head md

    This shows how political the hof is. If a player’s stats and play say he should be there then they shouldn’t be allowed to keep him out. I’m no fan of JR but he should be in.

  15. Jordon Pohl

    Maybe it’s a good thing the hockey hall of fan doesn’t want to promote an egotistical douche bag typical American elitist despite skills. Nice to see sports organizations put focus not just on skills but also the type of person they are. Try being a decent human next time JR and maybe you’ll get honoured for good things you do. 🤷‍♂️

  17. Atrac

    He is the most deserving of a HOF spot that currently isn’t in it. JR had two tendencies that the NHL doesn’t like. Speaking his mind, and repeating conversations that other NHL people didn’t want heard.

  18. Chris Laforest

    The Hall of Fame doesn’t dictate who is and isn’t a legend in hockey. It’s just a good guide.

    A lot of times these type of people are exactly the types not to be good at taking direction; and then they have to deal with a bunch of red tape to do with media and marketing and so on that is honestly not necessary.

    And I think they’d be fine to go along with it, but it’s when there is a demand that they behave in a certain way without giving a choice.

    Any self respecting men would turn down the fortunes of the world to maintain is dignity.

    Life and legacy isn’t about money and fame, it’s about talent and leadership.

    These are leadership type skills we’re seeing here. That’s why he could appreciate what Keenan did for him. That’s called growing into a man, instead of being whiny about how hard done by you are.

    It seems like as the mommy era has come to full fruition, we’ve less and less been able to understand these types of men.

  19. Mark Miller

    I wish that there were players in today's game more like Roenick. Always entertaining and a joy to watch even as a season ticket holder of opposing teams. He was a true superstar and 100 percent should be in the Hall of Fame.

  20. Adam Viento

    How is Lindros going into HOF and Roenick isn’t? Just look at the stats. Lindros couldn’t carry Roenicks jockstrap. I’m a NYR fan and it’s easy to see Roenick was better in every facet of the game. Shame on the HOF

  21. profo

    When the Pheonix Coyotes first became a team in 96-97, Him and Keith Tkachuk were the highlight reels for that team. They made that team, they were the Sakic and Forsberg of the Coyotes. Infact that 96-97 year, both of them out performed Sakic and Forsberg.

  23. Jim L

    The coyotes had no tough guy that's why he got his jaw broken.

  24. Big Burly Gust Flapping Lips

    I met Jeremy Roenick at a celebrity dinner. He treated me a good as a kid. Signed everything I had. Loved the way he played in the future. I was playing triple A hockey at the time.

  26. Peter E.

    Was he better than the vast majority? Did he show up and get results?

    He belongs. At least he’s not the Football HOF and still having OJ Simpson.

  28. ryan justice

    One big thing that boggles me is that the media loved him. Being a player is one thing that could make it very hard to get into any pro sports HOFs. But I don't actually know how the NHL does its selections.

    PS I say definitely a Hall of Famer.

  29. Joey Drakeward

    What am I missing? Jeremy Roenick and Tony Amonte played together as kids, in Chicago, Philly and in the olympics. I’m almost positive they’re good friends.

  31. Collective

    When we were kids in the 90s we would play ice and roller hockey and we emulated every move Jeremy Roenick did. Including the cross checking. Hockey helped a few of my baby teeth come out.

  32. Estelle Grignon

    Roenick is a prick, but the HHoF has players who have been accused of physical, domestic, and sexual violence, which is way worse than saying stupid things. Do I root for him to be there? Nah. But should he be there? Absolutely, 100%

  33. Kenneth Allison

    All the halls are rigged PETE ROSE WITH 4500 plus hits and bary bonds to name a few being robbed by the HALL’s . JR is a cinch for the hall

  35. Zeus1955

    Roenick was a tough son of a bitch and clutch player. Everything you want in a player. Damn right he belongs in the Hall of Fame.

  37. td

    Easily not a question. Insulting someone who doesn't know the game shouldn't be a knock on someone who played 20 years.

  38. Mario Losier

    The Hall of fame has to put their ego aside and ask for forgiveness for this stupidity. Mr Roenick is a hall famer.

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