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WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS ADOPTING THIS LOGO? https://www.logolynx.com/topic/new+blackhawks http://maplesofthawks.com/index.php http://cdn.goalline.ca/banners/1227.png?1359476582

Redskins, Blackhawks, not the same thing!

5:45 minutes in, Joe Thornton's play causes Tampa to score a second goal.

Colorado sweeps Nashville 4-0 in the first round. Tampa Bay sweeps Florida 4-0 in the second round.

Thornton shoots the puck and doesn't even clear it out of Florida's zone. Tampa scores. The announcer sounds ...

Joe Thornton is playing tonight!

Joe Thornton is playing tonight!

It's starting to look like the Tampa Bay Lightning is going to three-peat. The first NHL three-peat since the New York Islanders in 1982, 40 years ago.

Stanley Cup Championships Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin 2009 - Pittsburgh Penguins 2016 - Pittsburgh Penguins 2017 - Pittsburgh Penguins Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews 2010 - Chicago Blackhawks 2013 - Chicago Blackhawks 2015 - Chicago Blackhawks Seven years between the first and second Crosby-Malkin Stanley Cup Championships, and one year between the second and third. Three years between the first and second Kane and Toews Stanley Cup Championships, and two years between the second and third. I'll get a little bit more in depth when I have the time. I voted for Kane and Toews. I found their skating abilities, their speed, and their scoring to be a lot more exciting than Crosby-Malkin, plus the fact that the Chicago franchise had not won the Cup since 1961, when they won it in 2010, and then again in 2013 and 2015. I'm going to go and watch both, the Blackhawk, and the Penguins, Stanley Cup clinching games again to check for a few things. Also, it looks like Stamkos-Hedman and the Tampa Bay Lightning are going to become the first NHL team to three-peat since the 1982 New York Islanders, 40 years ago.

The best duo regardless of whether or not they put up the most points together. The reason I chose the combos I did is because that's how the media always refers to them. It's always Crosby-Malkin, Kane and Toews, and so on.

This is from 6 years ago. Not up-to-date. Henrik Sedin assisted on 246 Daniel Sedin goals. Henrik Sedin - 246 Evgeni Malkin - 109

109 Evgeni Malkin assists on Sidney Crosby goals as of Crosby's 500th goal. I will have to find if any others occurred after. Evgeni Malkin congratulates himself for assisting on Sidney Crosby’s 500th goal Malkin’s personality certainly hasn’t faded over the years. https://www.pensburgh.com/2022/2/17/22938142/malkin-instagram-comment-letang-crosby-500-goals

THE 7 PLAYERS WHO WON ALL 5 STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS WITH THE EDMONTON OILERS (1984 * 1985 * 1987 * 1988 * 1990) 1. Jari Kurri 2. Grant Fuhr 3. Kevin Lowe 4. Randy Gregg 5. Mark Messier 6. Charlie Huddy 7. Glenn Anderson THE 7 PLAYERS WHO WON STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS WITH THE EDMONTON OILERS AND THE NEW YORK RANGERS (1990 * 1994) 1. Kevin Lowe 2. Adam Graves 3. Mark Messier 4. Esa Tikkanen 5. Glenn Anderson 6. Craig MacTavish 7. Jeff Beukeboom

1. Daniel Sedin / Henrik Sedin (2000-2018) Vancouver Canucks 2. Patrick Marleau / Joe Thornton (2005-2020) San Jose Sharks 3. Sidney Crosby / Evgeni Malkin (2006-Present) Pittsburgh Penguins 4. Patrick Kane / Jonathan Toews (2007-Present) Chicago Blackhawks 5. Alexander Ovechkin / Nicklas Backstrom (2007-Present) Washington Capitals 6. Steven Stamkos / Victor Hedman (2009-Present) Tampa Bay Lightning

I will have to check how many times each duo assisted on each others goals.

I want Terry Murray to come out of retirement to coach the Flyers and win the Stanley Cup! He's one game shy of 500 wins! Want butts back in seats? This Flyers coaching candidate would elicit real buzz https://www.nbcsports.com/philadelphia/flyers/candidates-be-flyers-coach-rick-tocchet

Want butts back in seats? This Flyers coaching candidate would elicit real buzz https://www.nbcsports.com/philadelphia/flyers/candidates-be-flyers-coach-rick-tocchet

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PATRICK MARLEAU'S LAST 4 GOALS HIS ONLY FOUR GOALS OF THE 2020-2021 NHL SEASON

MY PREDICTIONS FOR THE 2022 HOCKEY HALL OF FAME Trying to predict the 5 player category inductees, and the 2 builder category inductees for the Hockey Hall of Fame each year isn't very easy. This year's newly eligible players include three former Vancouver Canucks players - Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, and Roberto Luongo. Inducting three players from the same team in the same year has happened before in the past, but this year it's highly unlikely. When it comes to Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin, the hockey media is fascinated by the idea of twins getting inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in the same year, in their first year of eligibility, but how much of that fascination is shared by the nominating and voting committee of the Hockey Hall of Fame? Will it actually happen? Will Jennifer Botterill or Caroline Ouellette be inducted in the Women's category? Will there be an international player inducted? Boris Mikhailov? What will the 2022 Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony look like? Will it be made up of only recently retired players? Will it be made up of only players who have been waiting for over ten or twenty years for induction? Will it be a mixed bag? Will the recent deaths of John Muckler, Walter Gretzky, Mike Bossy, and Guy Lafleur play a factor in the Selection Committee's decision on who the 2022 Hockey Hall of Fame inductees will be? BUILDER CATEGORY John Muckler won the Stanley Cup 4 times as the assistant coach of the Edmonton Oilers between 1984 and 1988, and then he won a 5th Stanley Cup in 1990 as the Edmonton Oilers head coach. There are currently 8 members of the 1980s Edmonton Oilers dynasty who are in the Hockey Hall of Fame, which includes head coach Glen Sather (1997), Wayne Gretzky (1999), Jari Kurri (2001), Grant Fuhr (2003), Paul Coffey (2004), Mark Messier (2007), Glenn Anderson (2008), and Kevin Lowe (2020). John Muckler's death could also get one of the six remaining players from the 1980s Edmonton Oilers dynasty, who are highly qualified, to finally be inducted in the player category. Those players are Andy Moog, Charlie Huddy, Esa Tikkanen, Craig MacTavish, Kent Nilsson, and Adam Graves. Walter Gretzky was the quintessential hockey father. The most famous father of an athlete ever, by far. Walter Gretzky was the Joseph Jackson of hockey fathers, but with a lot more class. Like Joseph Jackson, Walter Gretzky raised a child prodigy who was in the public eye from a very young age. In the 80s and 90s, Wayne Gretzky was the Michael Jackson of hockey. PLAYER CATEGORY There are currently 7 members of the 1980s New York Islanders Stanley Cup dynasty in the Hockey Hall of Fame - general manager Bill Torrey (1995), head coach Al Arbour (1996), Mike Bossy (1991), Denis Potvin (1991), Billy Smith (1993), Bryan Trottier (1997), and Clark Gilles (2002). The recent death of Mike Bossy could get one of the four remaining players from the 1980s New York Islanders dynasty, who are highly qualified, to finally be inducted. Those players are Butch Goring, John Tonelli, Bob Nystrom, and Brent Sutter. The most qualified is Butch Goring, who along with his 4 Stanley Cup rings, also won the Bill Masterton Trophy, the Lady Byng Trophy, and the Conn Smythe Trophy. Brent Sutter also has 3 Canada Cup World Titles. Guy Lafleur played 17 seasons in the NHL, mostly for the Montreal Canadiens, and won 5 Stanley Cup championships. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1988. His recent death could get his former Montreal Canadiens teammate and 4-time Stanley Cup champion Doug Jarvis finally inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Doug Jarvis won the Frank J. Selke Trophy in 1984, and the Bill Masterton Trophy in 1987. Doug Jarvis held the record as the NHL's Iron Man for 36 years, playing 964 consecutive games without injury, from October 8, 1975 to October 10, 1987. His record was recently broken during the 2021-2022 NHL season by Keith Yandle and Phil Kessel, putting him back in the spotlight just before the passing of Guy Lafleur. Doug Jarvis also won 2 more Stanley Cups as an assistant coach for the Dallas Stars in 1999, and the Boston Bruins in 2011, bringing his combined player/assistant coach total to 6. Other possibilities for induction in 2022 include the five other Montreal Canadiens players with 5+ Stanley Cup championships, who pre-date Guy Lafleur. Those players are Claude Provost (9), Jean-Guy Talbot (7), Larry Hillman (6), Ralph Backstrom (6), J.C. Tremblay (5). THE 2022 HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Prediction # 1 - Honoring the recently deceased, and their surviving connections, plus one other. 01. Andy Moog 02. Esa Tikkanen 03. Butch Goring 04. Doug Jarvis 05. Caroline Ouellette 06. John Muckler 07. Walter Gretzky Prediction # 2 - Honoring the recently deceased, and their surviving connections, plus three others. 01. Daniel Sedin 02. Henrik Sedin 03. Butch Goring 04. Doug Jarvis 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. John Muckler 07. Walter Gretzky Prediction # 3 - Honoring the recently deceased, and their surviving connections, plus three others. 01. Daniel Alfredsson 02. Roberto Luongo 03. Butch Goring 04. Doug Jarvis 05. Caroline Ouellette 06. John Muckler 07. Walter Gretzky Prediction # 4 - Honoring the the NHL 500+ Goals Club, plus connections, plus others. 01. Keith Tkachuk 02. Pierre Turgeon 03. Jeremy Roenick 04. Peter Bondra 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. David Poile 07. Bryan Murray Prediction # 5 - Honoring the the NHL 500+ Goals Club, plus others. 01. Keith Tkachuk 02. Pat Verbeek 03. Pierre Turgeon 04. Jeremy Roenick 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. Herb Carnegie 07. Bryan Murray Prediction # 6 - Mixed Bag - Using the 2018 Model - 2 NHL, 1 International, 1 Woman, 2 Builders 01. Daniel Sedin 02. Henrik Sedin 03. Boris Mikhailov 04. Jennifer Botterill 05. Herb Carnegie 06. Bryan Murray Prediction # 7 01. Peter Bondra 02. Pierre Turgeon 03. Jeremy Roenick 04. Alexander Mogilny 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. Herb Carnegie 07. Bryan Murray Prediction # 8 01. Daniel Alfredsson 02. Theo Fleury 03. Alexander Mogilny 04. Peter Bondra 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. Herb Carnegie 07. Bryan Murray Prediction # 9 01. Daniel Alfredsson 02. Alexander Mogilny 03. Roberto Luongo 04. Pierre Turgeon 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. Herb Carnegie 07. Bryan Murray Prediction # 10 01. Daniel Alfredsson 02. Theo Fleury 03. Roberto Luongo 04. Pierre Turgeon 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. Herb Carnegie 07. John Muckler Prediction # 11 01. Daniel Alfredsson 02. Theo Fleury 03. Alexander Mogilny 04. Pierre Turgeon 05. Caroline Ouellette 06. Herb Carnegie 07. John Muckler Prediction # 12 01. Daniel Alfredsson 02. Roberto Luongo 03. Daniel Sedin 04. Henrik Sedin 05. Caroline Ouellette 06. Herb Carnegie 07. Bryan Murray Prediction # 13 01. Daniel Alfredsson 02. Roberto Luongo 03. Daniel Sedin 04. Henrik Sedin 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. Herb Carnegie 07. John Muckler Prediction # 14 01. Claude Provost 02. Lorne Chabot 03. Doug Jarvis 04. Butch Goring 05. Jennifer Botterill 06. Walter Gretzky 07. John Muckler

NOT IN THE HALL OF FAME Patrick Marleau had 15 80+ games played seasons Patrick Marleau had 0 50+ goals seasons Patrick Marleau had 1 50+ assists seasons Patrick Marleau had 11 50+ points seasons Patrick Marleau had 7 60+ points seasons Patrick Marleau had 6 70+ points seasons Patrick Marleau had 2 80+ points seasons Keith Tkachuk had 3 80+ games played seasons Keith Tkachuk had 2 50+ goals seasons Keith Tkachuk had 0 50+ assists seasons Keith Tkachuk had 13 50+ points seasons Keith Tkachuk had 8 60+ points seasons Keith Tkachuk had 6 70+ points seasons Keith Tkachuk had 3 80+ points seasons Pat Verbeek had 6 80+ games played seasons Pat Verbeek had 0 50+ goals seasons Pat Verbeek had 0 50+ assists seasons Pat Verbeek had 11 50+ points seasons Pat Verbeek had 6 60+ points seasons Pat Verbeek had 6 70+ points seasons Pat Verbeek had 4 80+ points seasons Pierre Turgeon had 4 80+ games played seasons Pierre Turgeon had 1 50+ goals season Pierre Turgeon had 8 50+ assists seasons Pierre Turgeon had 2 60+ assists seasons Pierre Turgeon had 1 70+ assists seasons Pierre Turgeon had 12 50+ points seasons Pierre Turgeon had 12 60+ points seasons Pierre Turgeon had 9 70+ points seasons Pierre Turgeon had 7 80+ points seasons Pierre Turgeon had 5 90+ points seasons Pierre Turgeon had 2 100+ points seasons Jeremy Roenick had 4 80+ games played seasons Jeremy Roenick had 2 50+ goals seasons Jeremy Roenick had 4 50+ assists seasons Jeremy Roenick had 1 60+ assists seasons Jeremy Roenick had 13 50+ points seasons Jeremy Roenick had 11 60+ points seasons Jeremy Roenick had 7 70+ points seasons Jeremy Roenick had 4 80+ points seasons Jeremy Roenick had 4 90+ points seasons Jeremy Roenick had 3 100+ points seasons Peter Bondra had 2 80+ games played seasons Peter Bondra had 2 50+ goals seasons Peter Bondra had 0 50+ assists seasons Peter Bondra had 9 50+ points seasons Peter Bondra had 6 60+ points seasons Peter Bondra had 6 70+ points seasons Peter Bondra had 3 80+ points seasons

Patrick Marleau had 15 80+ games played seasons Patrick Marleau had 1 50+ assists seasons Patrick Marleau had 11 50+ points seasons Patrick Marleau had 7 60+ points seasons Patrick Marleau had 6 70+ points seasons Patrick Marleau had 2 80+ points seasons

The 2022 Hopefuls for the Hockey Hall of Fame Who the media and hockey experts want inducted: Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin, Roberto Luongo, Henrik Lundqvist, Henrik Zetterberg, Vincent Lecavalier, Daniel Alfredsson, Theo Fleury, Alexander Mogilny MY WISH LIST FOR THE 2022 HOCKEY HALL OF FAME - Any 6 of the following - 4 players, 2 builders... 500+ Goal Scorers: Keith Tkachuk * Pat Verbeek * Pierre Turgeon * Jeremy Roenick * Peter Bondra 5+ Stanley Cup Champions: Pete Green * Claude Provost * Jean-Guy Talbot * Ralph Backstrom * Larry Hillman * J.C. Tremblay * Doug Jarvis * Charlie Huddy * John Muckler Edmonton Oilers: John Muckler * Charlie Huddy * Esa Tikkanen * Andy Moog * Craig MacTavish * Kent Nilsson * Adam Graves New York Islanders: Butch Goring * John Tonelli * Bob Nystrom * Brent Sutter * Pierre Turgeon Washington Capitals: Abe Pollin * David Poile * Bryan Murray * Terry Murray * Doug Jarvis * Bobby Carpenter * Dale Hunter * Mike Liut * Peter Bondra * Olaf Kolzig Leftovers from the 1920s-30s-40s: Pete Green * John Ross Roach * Lorne Chabot * Dave Kerr * Lionel Hitchman * Paul Thompson * Johnny Gottselig Builders: Pete Green * Herb Carnegie * John Muckler * Walter Gretzky * Abe Pollin * David Poile * Bryan Murray * Terry Murray MY TOP 40 CANDIDATES HOCKEY HALL OF FAME 01. Keith Tkachuk 02. Pat Verbeek 03. Pierre Turgeon 04. Jeremy Roenick 05. Peter Bondra 06. Rod Brind'Amour 07. Alexander Mogilny 08. Vincent Damphousse 09. Daniel Alfredsson 10. Theo Fleury 11. Andy Moog 12. Esa Tikkanen 13. Charlie Huddy 14. Craig MacTavish 15. Kent Nilsson 16. Adam Graves 17. Brent Sutter 18. Bob Nystrom 19. Butch Goring 20. John Tonelli 21. Dale Hunter 22. Ken Daneyko 23. Claude Lemieux 24. Bernie Nicholls 25. Randy Carlyle 26. Bobby Carpenter 27. Steve Larmer 28. Gary Suter 29. Doug Jarvis 30. Garry Unger 31. Mike Vernon 32. Tom Barrasso 33. Curtis Joseph 34. John Vanbiesbrouck 35. Mike Richter 36. Ron Hextall 37. Mike Liut 38. Chris Osgood 39. Olaf Kolzig 40. Roberto Luongo

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