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Scott Stevens
Scott Stevens was one of the NHL's most fear hitters in the league. The former New Jersey Devil retired before the 2005-2006 season with an amazing career. Won a couple of Stanley Cups with New Jersey, and was their caption throughout the most of his career. |
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Ray Bourque
Ray Bourque was one of the best scoring defensemen in hockey. He played for Boston and Colorado, and won his only Stanley Cup with Colorado in 2000 and retired after that season. He ended career 410 goals 1169 assists and 1521 points |
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Paul Coffey
Paul Coffey had all the tools for a defensemen in the NHL. He could Shoot, Pass, and Hit. He played for Edmonton, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Detroit, the Hartford Whalers, Philadelphia, and Carolina. He had 5 seasons with five season with more than 100 pts. and than 2 seasons with more than 40 or more goals. |
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Al McGinnis Al McGinnis had one of the greatest Slapshots ever. He played for St. Louis and Calgary . He won the hardest shot compiton on numerous occasions with shooting the puck over 100 MPH and retired before this year.
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Ulf Sammelson
Ulf Sammelson reinvented the players clear the puck. Sammelson was the expert of lifting the puck more than 15 feet in the air to clear the puck out of the zone. Not only he could do that he could level someone on the ice. |
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