The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame

[NHL HHOF]

The U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame is not as hard to get into as the Hockey Hall of Fame is. The standards are a bit lower, and there is less competition since it's only for Americans, for the most part. Unlike the Hockey Hall of Fame, a person can be inducted more than once into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame, but there is a catch. The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame also inducts all the members of a team that wins the GOLD medal in the Olympics, or the World Cup. This means the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame is more like the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. A person can be inducted as a solo artist, and they could also be inducted as a member of a band or bands. There is no limit to the number of times you can be inducted. But in the case of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame, you can only be inducted multiple times if you win GOLD, not SILVER, not BRONZE. Also, unlike the Hockey Hall of Fame, the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame doesn't brake the inductees into categories like the player category, or the builder category for coaches and team owners, or the referee category. Or at least it's not spoken about at the ceremony, or on their website. 

 

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME https://www.ushockeyhalloffame.com

 

THE U.S HOCKEY HALL OF FAME MUSEUM https://www.ushockeyhall.com/home

 

All the numerical breakdowns were done by me, not by the U.S Hockey Hall of Fame.

 

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (1973-PRESENT) | EVELETH, MINNESOTA

 

260 PEOPLE INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME.

 

194 INDUCTEES.

 

190 INDIVIDUAL INDUCTEES.

 

4 TEAM INDUCTEES  – 115 IS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED.

 

OF THE 115 TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED, 45 OF THEM ARE TWO-TIME INDUCTEES.

 

70 IS THE REMAINING NUMBER OF TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED.

 

190 + 70 = 260 PEOPLE INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME.

 

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (1973-PRESENT) | EVELETH, MINNESOTA

 

01. 1973: Taffy Abel

02. 1973: Hobey Baker

03. 1973: Frank Brimsek

04. 1973: George Brown

05. 1973: Walter Brown

06. 1973: John Chase

07. 1973: Cully Dahlstrom

08. 1973: John B. Garrison

09. 1973: Doc Gibson

10. 1973: Moose Goheen

11. 1973: Malcolm Gordon

12. 1973: Edward Jeremiah

13. 1973: Mike Karakas

14. 1973: Myles Lane

15. 1973: Thomas Lockhart

16. 1973: Sam LoPresti

17. 1973: John Mariucci

18. 1973: George Owen, Jr.

19. 1973: Ding Palmer

20. 1973: Doc Romnes

21. 1973: Clifford Thompson

22. 1973: William Tutt

23. 1973: Ralph Winsor

24. 1973: Coddy Winters

25. 1973: Lyle Wright

26. 1974: William Chadwick

27. 1974: Ray Chaisson

28. 1974: Victor Desjardins

29. 1974: Doug Everett

30. 1974: Victor Heyliger

31. 1974: Virgil Johnson

32. 1974: John Kelley

33. 1974: William Moe

34. 1974: Fido Purpur

35. 1975: Anthony Conroy

36. 1975: Austie Harding

37. 1975: Stewart Inglehart

38. 1975: Joseph Linder

39. 1975: Fred Moseley

40. 1976: William Cleary

41. 1976: John Mayasich

42. 1976: Robert Ridder

43. 1977: Earl Bartholome

44. 1977: Eddie Olson

45. 1977: William Riley

46. 1978: Peter Bessone

47. 1978: Donald Clark

48. 1978: Hub Nelson

49. 1979: Bob Dill

50. 1979: Jack Riley, Jr.

51. 1980: Walter Bush

52. 1980: Nick Kahler

53. 1981: Robert Cleary

54. 1981: William Jennings

55. 1981: Thomas Williams

56. 1982: Cal Marvin

57. 1982: Bill Stewart

58. 1983: Oscar Almquist

59. 1983: Jack McCartan

60. 1984: Bill Christian

61. 1984: Bill Wirtz

62. 1985: Robert Blake

63. 1985: Richard Rondeau

64. 1985: Harold Trumble

65. 1986: Jack Garrity

66. 1986: Ken Yackel

67. 1987: Jack Kirrane

68. 1987: Muzz Murray, Sr.

69. 1988: Richard Desmond

70. 1988: Larry Ross

71. 1989: Roger Christian

72. 1989: Robert Paradise

73. 1990: Herb Brooks

74. 1990: Willard Ikola

75. 1990: Connie Pleban

76. 1991: Robbie Ftorek

77. 1991: Bob Johnson

78. 1991: John Matchefts

79. 1992: Amo Bessone

80. 1992: Len Ceglarski

81. 1992: James Fullerton

82. 1993: Jack Kelley

83. 1993: David Langevin

84. 1993: Charles Schulz

85. 1994: Joe Cavanagh

86. 1994: Wally Grant

87. 1994: Ned Harkness

88. 1995: Henry Boucha

89. 1995: James Claypool

90. 1995: Ken Morrow

91. 1996: Serge Gambucci

92. 1996: Reed Larson

93. 1996: Craig Patrick

94. 1997: Charlie Holt

95. 1997: William Nyrop

96. 1997: Tim Sheehy

97. 1998: Mike Curran

98. 1998: Bruce Mather

99. 1998: Joe Mullen

100. 1998: Lou Nanne

101. 1999: Rod Langway

102. 1999: Gordie Roberts

103. 1999: Sid Watson

104. 2000: Neal Broten

105. 2000: Doug Palazzari

106. 2000: Larry Pleau

107. 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

108. 2001: Dave Christian

109. 2001: Paul Johnson

110. 2001: Mike Ramsey

111. 2002: Mark Fusco

112. 2002: Scott Fusco

113. 2002: Joe Riley

114. 2002: Doug Woog

115. 2003: John Cunniff

116. 2003: Richard Dougherty

117. 2003: Mark Howe

118. 2003: Pat LaFontaine

119. 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

120. 2004: Paul Coppo

121. 2004: Phil Housley

122. 2004: Mike Illitch

123. 2004: Mark Johnson

124. 2005: Huffer Christiansen

125. 2005: Lane MacDonald

126. 2005: Maurice Roberts

127. 2005: Murray Williamson

128. 2006: Curly Brink

129. 2006: Gary Gambucci

130. 2006: Mike Milbury

131. 2007: Aaron Broten

132. 2007: Bobby Carpenter

133. 2007: John MacInnes

134. 2007: John Vanbiesbrouck

135. 2008: Cammi Granato

136. 2008: Brett Hull

137. 2008: Brian Leetch

138. 2008: Mike Richter

139. 2009: Tony Amonte

140. 2009: Tom Barrasso

141. 2009: John LeClair

142. 2009: Frank Zamboni

143. 2009: 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

144. 2010: Art Berglund

145. 2010: Derian Hatcher

146. 2010: Kevin Hatcher

147. 2010: Dr. V. George Nagobads

148. 2010: Jeremy Roenick

149. 2011: Chris Chelios

150. 2011: Mike Emrick

151. 2011: Ed Snider

152. 2011: Gary Suter

153. 2011: Keith Tkachuk

154. 2012: Lou Lamoriello

155. 2012: Mike Modano

156. 2012: Eddie Olczyk

157. 2013: Cindy Curly

158. 2013: Bill Guerin

159. 2013: Peter Karmanos

160. 2013: Ron Mason

161. 2013: Doug Weight

162. 2014: Karyn Bye Dietz

163. 2014: Brian Rafalski

164. 2014: Jeff Sauer

165. 2014: Lou Vairo

166. 2015: Ron DeGregorio

167. 2015: Chris Drury

168. 2015: Angela Ruggiero

169. 2015: Mathieu Schneider

170. 2016: Bill Belisle

171. 2016: Craig Janney

172. 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

173. 2017: Kevin Collins

174. 2017: Jack Parker

175. 2017: Ben Smith

176. 2017: Ron Wilson

177. 2017: Scott Young

178. 2018: Red Berenson

179. 2018: Natalie Darwitz

180. 2018: Hago Harrington

181. 2018: David Poile

182. 2018: Paul Stewart

183. 2019: Gary Bettman

184. 2019: Brian Gionta

185. 2019: Neal Henderson

186. 2019: Tim Thomas

187. 2019: Krissy Wendell

188. 2020: Dean Blais

189. 2020: Tony Granato

190. 2020: Jenny Potter

191. 2020: Jerry York

192. 2021: Stan Fischler

193. 2021: Paul Holmgren

194. 2021: Peter McNab

 

TEAMS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

02. 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

03. 2009: 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

04. 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

 

01. 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

 

01. Coach: Jack Riley, Jr.

02. Manager: James Claypool 

03. Trainer: Ben Bertini

04. Goaltender: Jack McCartan

05. Goaltender: Larry Palmer

06. Defensemen: Jack Kirrane

07. Defensemen: John Mayasich

08. Defensemen: Robert Owen

09. Defensemen: Rod Paavola

10. Center: Bob McVey

11. Center: Paul Johnson

12. Center: Thomas Williams

13. Winger: Dick Rodenhiser

14. Winger: Dick Meredith

15. Winger: Weldy Olson

16. Winger: William Cleary

17. Winger: Robert Cleary

18. Winger: Roger Christian

19. Winger: Bill Christian

20. Winger: Gene Grazia

 

02. 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

 

01. Head Coach: Herb Brooks

02. Assistant Coach: Craig Patrick

03. Manager: Ralph Jasinski

04. Goalie Coach: Warren Strelow

05. Physician: Dr. V. George Nagobads

06. Trainer: Gary Smith

07. Equipment Manager: Bud Kessel

08. Goaltender: Jim Craig

09. Goaltender: Steve Janaszak

10. Defensemen: Bill Baker

11. Defensemen: Dave Christian

12. Defensemen: Ken Morrow

13. Defensemen: Jack O’Callahan

14. Defensemen: Mike Ramsey

15. Defensemen: Bob Suter

16. Forward: Neal Broten

17. Forward: Steve Christoff

18. Forward: Mike Eruzione

19. Forward: John Harrington

20. Forward: Mark Johnson

21. Forward: Rob McClanahan

22. Forward: Mark Pavelich

23. Forward: Buzz Schneider

24. Forward: Dave Silk

25. Forward: Eric Strobel

26. Forward: Phil Verchota

27. Forward: Mark Wells

 

03. 2009: 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

 

01. Head Coach: Ben Smith

02. Assistant Coach: Tom Mutch

03. Women’s Olympic Team Chairman: Bob Allen

04. Team Leader: Amie Hilles

05. Media Relations Manager: Kris Pleimann

06. Team Physician: Sandra Glasson

07. Athletic Trainer: Jeanna Schepman

08. Equipment Manager: Bob Webster

09. Goaltender: Sara DeCosta

10. Goaltender: Sarah Tueting

11. Defensemen: Tara Mounsey

12. Defensemen: Angela Ruggiero

13. Defensemen: Colleen Coyne

14. Defensemen: Sue Merz

15. Defensemen: Vicki Movsessian

16. Defensemen: Chris Bailey

17. Forward: Lisa Brown-Miller

18. Forward: Karyn Bye-Dietz

19. Forward: Laurie Baker

20. Forward: Sandra Whyte

21. Forward: A.J. Mleczko

22. Forward: Jenny Schmidgall

23. Forward: Shelley Looney

24. Forward: Alana Blahoski

25. Forward: Katie King

26. Forward: Cammi Granato

27. Forward: Gretchen Ulion

28. Forward: Tricia Dunn

 

04. 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

 

01. General Manager: Lou Lamoriello

02. Assistant General Manager: Jack Ferreira

03. Team Leader: Brian Petrovek

04. Head Coach: Ron Wilson

05. Assistant Coach: John Cunniff

06. Assistant Coach: Paul Holmgren

07. Assistant Coach: Keith Allain

08. Equipment Manager: Bob Webster

09. Equipment Manager: Chris Kincaid

10. Medical Trainer: Peter Demers

11. Masseur: Hans-Juergen Merz

12. Physician: Barry Fisher

13. Public Relations: Darryl Seibel

14. Public Relations/Team Service: Rick Minch

15. Goaltender: Jim Carey

16. Goaltender: Guy Hebert

17. Goaltender: Mike Richter

18. Defensemen: Shawn Chambers

19. Defensemen: Chris Chelios

20. Defensemen: Derian Hatcher

21. Defensemen: Kevin Hatcher

22. Defensemen: Phil Housley

23. Defensemen: Brian Leetch

24. Defensemen: Mathieu Schneider

25. Defensemen: Gary Suter

26. Forward: Tony Amonte

27. Forward: Adam Deadmarsh

28. Forward: Bill Guerin

29. Forward: Brett Hull

30. Forward: Steve Konowalchuk

31. Forward: Pat LaFontaine

32. Forward: John LeClair

33. Forward: Shawn McEachern

34. Forward: Mike Modano

35. Forward: Joel Otto

36. Forward: Brian Rolston

37. Forward: Bryan Smolinski

38. Forward: Keith Tkachuk

39. Forward: Doug Weight

40. Forward: Scott Young

 

TWO-TIME INDUCTEES INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 1976: William Cleary / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

02. 1976: John Mayasich / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

03. 1979: Jack Riley, Jr. / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

04. 1981: Robert Cleary / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

05. 1981: Thomas Williams / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

06. 1983: Jack McCartan / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

07. 1984: Bill Christian / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

08. 1987: Jack Kirrane / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

09. 1989: Roger Christian / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

10. 1990: Herb Brooks / 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

11. 1995: James Claypool / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

12. 1995: Ken Morrow / 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

13. 1996: Craig Patrick / 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

14. 2000: Neal Broten / 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

15. 2001: Dave Christian / 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

16. 2001: Paul Johnson / 2000: 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

17. 2001: Mike Ramsey / 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

18. 2003: John Cunniff / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

19. 2003: Pat LaFontaine / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

20. 2004: Phil Housley / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

21. 2004: Mark Johnson / 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

22. 2008: Cammi Granato / 2009: 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

23. 2008: Brett Hull / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

24. 2008: Brian Leetch / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

25. 2008: Mike Richter / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

26. 2009: Tony Amonte / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

27. 2009: John LeClair / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

28. 2010: Derian Hatcher / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

29. 2010: Kevin Hatcher / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

30. 2010: Dr. V. George Nagobads / 2003: 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

31. 2011: Chris Chelios / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

32. 2011: Gary Suter / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

33. 2011: Keith Tkachuk / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

34. 2012: Lou Lamoriello / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

35. 2012: Mike Modano / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

36. 2013: Bill Guerin / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

37. 2013: Doug Weight / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

38. 2014: Karyn Bye-Dietz / 2009: 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

39. 2015: Angela Ruggiero / 2009: 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

40. 2015: Mathieu Schneider / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

41. 2017: Ben Smith / 2009: 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

42. 2017: Ron Wilson / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

43. 2017: Scott Young / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

44. 2021: Paul Holmgren / 2016: 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

 

TWO-TIME INDUCTEES IN THE TEAM CATEGORY

 

01. 2009 / 2016 – Bob Webster: Equipment Manager

1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team / 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

 

HOCKEY HALL OF FAME /

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

INDUCTEES

 

01. 1945 / 1973 – Hobey Baker

02. 1966 / 1973 – Frank Brimsek

03. 1961 / 1973 – George Brown

04. 1962 / 1973 – Walter Brown

05. 1952 / 1973 – Moose Goheen

06. 1965 / 1973 – Thomas Lockhart

07. 1985 / 1973 – John Mariucci

08. 1978 / 1973 – William Tutt

09. 1964 / 1974 – William Chadwick

10. 2000 / 1980 – Walter Bush

11. 1975 / 1981 – William Jennings

12. 1976 / 1984 – Bill Wirtz

13. 2006 / 1990 – Herb Brooks

14. 1992 / 1991 – Bob Johnson

15. 2001 / 1996 – Craig Patrick

16. 2000 / 1998 – Joe Mullen

17. 2002 / 1999 – Rod Langway

18. 2011 / 2003 – Mark Howe

19. 2003 / 2003 – Pat LaFontaine

20. 2015 / 2004 – Phil Housley

21. 2003 / 2004 – Mike Illitch

22. 2010 / 2008 – Cammi Granato

23. 2009 / 2008 – Brett Hull

24. 2009 / 2008 – Brian Leetch

25. 2013 / 2011 – Chris Chelios

26. 1988 / 2011 – Ed Snider

27. 2009 / 2012 – Lou Lamoriello

28. 2014 / 2012 – Mike Modano

29. 2015 / 2013 – Peter Karmanos

30. 2015 / 2015 – Angela Ruggiero

31. 2018 / 2019 – Gary Bettman

32. 2019 / 2020 – Jerry York

 

INDUCTED INTO BOTH,

THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME AND

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME,

IN THE SAME YEAR

 

01. 2003 / 2003 – Pat LaFontaine

02. 2015 / 2015 – Angela Ruggiero

 

INDUCTED POSTHUMOUSLY INTO

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 1973: Taffy Abel

02. 1973: Hobey Baker

03. 1973: George Brown

04. 1973: Walter Brown

05. 1973: Doc Gibson

06. 1973: Malcolm Gordon

07. 1973: Edward Jeremiah

08. 1973: Ding Palmer

09. 1973: Ralph Winsor

10. 1973: Coddy Winters

11. 1973: Lyle Wright

12. 1975: Joseph Linder

13. 1981: William Jennings

14. 1982: Bill Stewart

15. 1987: Muzz Murray, Sr.

16. 1992: James Fullerton

17. 1995: James Claypool

18. 1997: William Nyrop

19. 1998: Bruce Mather

20. 2000: Rod Paavola

21. 2002: Joe Riley

22. 2003: John Cunniff

23. 2005: Maurice Roberts

24. 2006: Curly Brink

25. 2007: John MacInnes

26. 2009: Bob Allen

27. 2009: Frank Zamboni

28. 2018: Hago Harrington

 

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE HEAD COACHES

INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 1982: Bill Stewart

02. 1990: Herb Brooks

03. 1991: Robbie Ftorek

04. 1991: Bob Johnson

05. 1994: Ned Harkness

06. 1996: Craig Patrick

07. 1998: Lou Nanne

08. 2000: Larry Pleau

09. 2003: Herb Brooks

10. 2003: John Cunniff

11. 2006: Mike Milbury

12. 2012: Lou Lamoriello

13. 2016: Paul Holmgren

14. 2016: Lou Lamoriello

15. 2016: Ron Wilson

16. 2017: Ron Wilson

17. 2018: Red Berenson

18. 2020: Tony Granato

19. 2021: Paul Holmgren

 

HEAD COACHES IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

ALL HOCKEY LEAGUES COMBINED

 

01. 1973: Malcolm Gordon

02. 1973: John Mariucci

03. 1973: Clifford Thompson

04. 1973: Ralph Winsor

05. 1974: John Kelley

06. 1977: Eddie Olson

07. 1979: Jack Riley, Jr.

08. 1982: Cal Marvin

09. 1982: Bill Stewart

10. 1983: Oscar Almquist

11. 1988: Larry Ross

12. 1990: Herb Brooks

13. 1990: Willard Ikola

14. 1991: Robbie Ftorek

15. 1991: Bob Johnson

16. 1991: John Matchefts

17. 1992: Amo Bessone

18. 1992: Len Ceglarski

19. 1994: Ned Harkness

20. 1996: Craig Patrick

21. 1996: Serge Gambucci

22. 1998: Lou Nanne

23. 1999: Sid Watson

24. 2000: Larry Pleau

25. 2000: Jack Riley, Jr.

26. 2002: Doug Woog

27. 2003: Herb Brooks

28. 2003: John Cunniff

29. 2006: Mike Milbury

30. 2007: John MacInnes

31. 2009: Tom Mutch

32. 2009: Ben Smith

33. 2012: Lou Lamoriello

34. 2013: Cindy Curly

35. 2013: Ron Mason

36. 2014: Jeff Sauer

37. 2014: Lou Vairo

38. 2016: Paul Holmgren

39. 2016: Steve Konowalchuk

40. 2016: Lou Lamoriello

41. 2016: Ron Wilson

42. 2017: Jack Parker

43. 2017: Ben Smith

44. 2017: Ron Wilson

45. 2018: Hago Harrington

46. 2018: Red Berenson

47. 2020: Tony Granato

48. 2021: Paul Holmgren

 

GOALTENDERS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 1973: Frank Brimsek

02. 1973: Mike Karakas

03. 1973: Sam LoPresti

04. 1978: Hub Nelson

05. 1983: Jack McCartan

06. 1988: Richard Desmond

07. 1988: Larry Ross

08. 1990: Willard Ikola

09. 1998: Mike Curran

10. 2000: Jack McCartan

11. 2000: Larry Palmer

12. 2003: Jim Craig

13. 2003: Steve Janaszak

14. 2005: Maurice Roberts

15. 2007: John MacInnes

16. 2007: John Vanbiesbrouck

17. 2008: Mike Richter

18. 2009: Tom Barrasso

19. 2009: Sara DeCosta

20. 2009: Sarah Tueting

21. 2015: Ron DeGregorio

22. 2016: Keith Allain

23. 2016: Jim Carey

24. 2016: Jack Ferreira

25. 2016: Guy Hebert

26. 2016: Brian Petrovek

27. 2016: Mike Richter

28. 2019: Tim Thomas

 

CANADIANS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 1973: Doc Gibson

02. 1973: George Owen, Jr.

03. 1973: Lyle Wright

04. 1994: Ned Harkness

05. 1997: Tim Sheehy

06. 1998: Lou Nanne

07. 2003: Richard Dougherty

08. 2005: Huffer Christiansen

09. 2005: Murray Williamson

10. 2007: John MacInnes

11. 2008: Brett Hull

12. 2013: Ron Mason

13. 2016: Adam Deadmarsh

14. 2016: Brett Hull

15. 2018: Red Berenson

16. 2018: David Poile

17. 2021: Peter McNab

 

BLACK U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

 

01. 2019: Neal Henderson

 

HEAD COACH AND REFEREE IN

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 1982: Bill Stewart

 

REFEREES AND LINESMEN IN

THE U.S HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 1974: William Chadwick

02. 1982: Bill Stewart

03. 1985: Harold Trumble

04. 1992: James Fullerton

05. 2017: Kevin Collins

06. 2018: Paul Stewart

 

WOMEN IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 2008: Cammi Granato

02. 2009: Amie Hilles

03. 2009: Kris Pleimann

04. 2009: Sandra Glasson

05. 2009: Jeanna Schepman

06. 2009: Sara DeCosta

07. 2009: Sarah Tueting

08. 2009: Tara Mounsey

09. 2009: Angela Ruggiero

10. 2009: Colleen Coyne

11. 2009: Sue Merz

12. 2009: Vicki Movsessian

13. 2009: Chris Bailey

14. 2009: Lisa Brown-Miller

15. 2009: Karyn Bye-Dietz

16. 2009: Laurie Baker

17. 2009: Sandra Whyte

18. 2009: A.J. Mleczko

19. 2009: Jenny Schmidgall

20. 2009: Shelley Looney

21. 2009: Alana Blahoski

22. 2009: Katie King

23. 2009: Cammi Granato

24. 2009: Gretchen Ulion

25. 2009: Tricia Dunn

22. 2013: Cindy Curly

23. 2014: Karyn Bye-Dietz

24. 2015: Angela Ruggiero

25. 2018: Natalie Darwitz

26. 2019: Krissy Wendell

27. 2020: Jenny Potter

 

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

 

01. 1973: Taffy Abel

02. 1973: Frank Brimsek

03. 1973: George Brown

04. 1973: Walter Brown

05. 1973: Cully Dahlstrom

06. 1973: Edward Jeremiah

07. 1973: Mike Karakas

08. 1973: Myles Lane

09. 1973: Thomas Lockhart

10. 1973: Sam LoPresti

11. 1973: John Mariucci

12. 1973: George Owen, Jr.

13. 1973: Doc Romnes

14. 1974: William Chadwick

15. 1974: Victor Desjardins

16. 1974: Victor Heyliger

17. 1974: Virgil Johnson

18. 1974: William Moe

19. 1974: Fido Purpur

20. 1976: Robert Ridder

21. 1978: Peter Bessone

22. 1979: Bob Dill

23. 1980: Walter Bush

24. 1981: William Jennings

25. 1981: Thomas Williams

26. 1982: William Stewart

27. 1983: Jack McCartan

28. 1984: Bill Wirtz

29. 1985: Robert Blake

30. 1986: Ken Yackel

31. 1988: Larry Ross

32. 1989: Robert Paradise

33. 1990: Herb Brooks

34. 1990: Willard Ikola

35. 1991: Robbie Ftorek

36. 1991: Bob Johnson

37. 1992: James Fullerton

38. 1993: Jack Kelley

39. 1993: David Langevin

40. 1994: Wally Grant

41. 1994: Ned Harkness

42. 1995: Henry Boucha

43. 1995: Ken Morrow

44. 1996: Reed Larson

45. 1996: Craig Patrick

46. 1997: William Nyrop

47. 1997: Tim Sheehy

48. 1998: Joe Mullen

49. 1998: Lou Nanne

50. 1999: Rod Langway

51. 1999: Gordie Roberts

52. 2000: Neal Broten

53. 2000: Doug Palazzari

54. 2000: Larry Pleau

55. 2001: Dave Christian

56. 2001: Mike Ramsey

57. 2002: Mark Fusco

58. 2003: Bill Baker

59. 2003: Steve Christoff

60. 2003: Jim Craig

61. 2003: John Cunniff

62. 2003: Mark Howe

63. 2003: Steve Janaszak

64. 2003: Pat LaFontaine

65. 2003: Rob McClanahan

66. 2003: Jack O’Callahan

67. 2003: Mark Pavelich

68. 2003: Dave Silk

69. 2003: Warren Strelow

70. 2004: Phil Housley

71. 2004: Mark Johnson

72. 2004: Mike Illitch

73. 2005: Maurice Roberts

74. 2006: Curly Brink

75. 2006: Gary Gambucci

76. 2006: Mike Milbury

77. 2007: Aaron Broten

78. 2007: Bobby Carpenter

79. 2007: John Vanbiesbrouck

80. 2008: Brett Hull

81. 2008: Brian Leetch

82. 2008: Mike Richter

83. 2009: Tony Amonte

84. 2009: Tom Barrasso

85. 2009: John LeClair

86. 2009: Bob Webster

87. 2009: Frank Zamboni

88. 2010: Art Berglund

89. 2010: Derian Hatcher

90. 2010: Kevin Hatcher

91. 2010: Jeremy Roenick

92. 2011: Chris Chelios

93. 2011: Mike Emrick

94. 2011: Ed Snider

95. 2011: Gary Suter

96. 2011: Keith Tkachuk

97. 2012: Lou Lamoriello

98. 2012: Mike Modano

99. 2012: Eddie Olczyk

100. 2013: Bill Guerin

101. 2013: Peter Karmanos

102. 2013: Doug Weight

103. 2014: Brian Rafalski

104. 2015: Chris Drury

105. 2015: Mathieu Schneider

106. 2016: Keith Allain

107. 2016: Jim Carey

108. 2016: Shawn Chambers

109. 2016: Adam Deadmarsh

110. 2016: Peter Demers

111. 2016: Jack Ferreira

112. 2016: Barry Fisher

113. 2016: Guy Hebert

114. 2016: Craig Janney

115. 2016: Chris Kincaid

116. 2016: Steve Konowalchuk

117. 2016: Shawn McEachern

118. 2016: Hans-Juergen Merz

119. 2016: Joel Otto

120. 2016: Brian Petrovek

121. 2016: Brian Rolston

122. 2016: Bryan Smolinski

123. 2017: Kevin Collins

124. 2017: Ron Wilson

125. 2017: Scott Young

126. 2018: Red Berenson

127. 2018: Hago Harrington

128. 2018: David Poile

129. 2018: Paul Stewart

130. 2019: Gary Bettman

131. 2019: Brian Gionta

132. 2019: Tim Thomas

133. 2020: Dean Blais

134. 2020: Tony Granato

135. 2021: Paul Holmgren

136. 2021: Peter McNab

 

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

 

01. 1973: Hobey Baker

02. 1973: John Chase

03. 1973: John B. Garrison

04. 1973: Doc Gibson

05. 1973: Moose Goheen

06. 1973: Malcolm Gordon

07. 1973: Ding Palmer

08. 1973: Clifford Thompson

09. 1973: William Tutt

10. 1973: Ralph Winsor

11. 1973: Coddy Winters

12. 1973: Lyle Wright

13. 1974: Ray Chaisson

14. 1974: Doug Everett

15. 1974: John Kelley

16. 1975: Anthony Conroy

17. 1975: Austie Harding

18. 1975: Stewart Inglehart

19. 1975: Joseph Linder

20. 1975: Fred Moseley

21. 1976: William Cleary

22. 1976: John Mayasich

23. 1977: Earl Bartholome

24. 1977: Eddie Olson

25. 1977: William Riley

26. 1978: Donald Clark

27. 1978: Hub Nelson

28. 1979: Jack Riley, Jr.

29. 1980: Nick Kahler

30. 1981: Robert Cleary

31. 1982: Cal Marvin

32. 1983: Oscar Almquist

33. 1984: Bill Christian

34. 1985: Richard Rondeau

35. 1985: Harold Trumble

36. 1986: Jack Garrity

37. 1987: Jack Kirrane

38. 1987: Muzz Murray, Sr.

39. 1988: Richard Desmond

40. 1989: Roger Christian

41. 1990: Connie Pleban

42. 1991: John Matchefts

43. 1992: Amo Bessone

44. 1992: Len Ceglarski

45. 1993: Charles Schulz

46. 1994: Joe Cavanagh

47. 1994: Wally Grant

48. 1995: James Claypool

49. 1996: Serge Gambucci

50. 1997: Charlie Holt

51. 1998: Mike Curran

52. 1998: Bruce Mather

53. 1999: Sid Watson

54. 2000: Ben Bertini

55. 2000: Gene Grazia

56. 2000: Bob McVey

57. 2000: Dick Meredith

58. 2000: Weldy Olson

59. 2000: Robert Owen

60. 2000: Rod Paavola

61. 2000: Dick Rodenhiser

62. 2001: Paul Johnson

63. 2002: Scott Fusco

64. 2002: Joe Riley

65. 2002: Doug Woog

66. 2003: Richard Dougherty

67. 2003: Mike Eruzione

68. 2003: John Harrington

69. 2003: Ralph Jasinski

70. 2003: Bud Kessel

71. 2003: Buzz Schneider

72. 2003: Gary Smith

73. 2003: Eric Strobel

74. 2003: Phil Verchota

75. 2003: Mark Wells

76. 2004: Paul Coppo

77. 2005: Huffer Christiansen

78. 2005: Lane MacDonald

79. 2005: Murray Williamson

80. 2007: John MacInnes

81. 2008: Cammi Granato

82. 2009: Ben Smith

83. 2009: Tom Mutch

84. 2009: Bob Allen

85. 2009: Amie Hilles

86. 2009: Kris Pleimann

87. 2009: Sandra Glasson

88. 2009: Jeanna Schepman

89. 2009: Sara DeCosta

90. 2009: Sarah Tueting

91. 2009: Tara Mounsey

92. 2009: Colleen Coyne

93. 2009: Sue Merz

94. 2009: Vicki Movsessian

95. 2009: Chris Bailey

96. 2009: Lisa Brown-Miller

97. 2009: Karyn Bye-Dietz

98. 2009: Laurie Baker

99. 2009: Sandra Whyte

100. 2009: A.J. Mleczko

101. 2009: Jenny Schmidgall

102. 2009: Shelley Looney

103. 2009: Alana Blahoski

104. 2009: Katie King

105. 2009: Gretchen Ulion

106. 2009: Tricia Dunn

107. 2010: Dr. V. George Nagobads

108. 2013: Cindy Curly

109. 2013: Ron Mason

110. 2014: Karyn Bye Dietz

111. 2014: Jeff Sauer

112. 2014: Lou Vairo

113. 2015: Ron DeGregorio

114. 2015: Angela Ruggiero

115. 2016: Bill Belisle

116. 2016: Rick Minch

117. 2016: Darryl Seibel

118. 2017: Jack Parker

119. 2017: Ben Smith

120. 2018: Natalie Darwitz

121. 2019: Neal Henderson

122. 2019: Krissy Wendell

123. 2020: Jenny Potter

124. 2020: Jerry York

125. 2021: Stan Fischler

 

THE NUMBER OF U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRRANCHISE HAS;

ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

 

01. 31 – NEW YORK RANGERS

02. 31 – BOSTON BRUINS

03. 27 – MINNESOTA NORTH STARS

04. 25 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS

05. 21 – NEW JERSEY DEVILS

06. 20 – DETROIT RED WINGS

07. 20 – ST. LOUIS BLUES

08. 18 – PITTSBURGH PENGUINS

09. 17 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS

10. 15 – NEW YORK ISLANDERS

11. 15 – WASHINGTON CAPITALS

12. 14 – LOS ANGELES KINGS

13. 12 – MONTREAL CANADIENS

14. 11 – HARTFORD WHALERS

15. 10 – PHILADELPHIA FLYERS

16. 09 – TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS

17. 09 – CALGARY FLAMES

18. 09 – DALLAS STARS

19. 09 – SAN JOSE SHARKS

20. 09 – BUFFALO SABRES

21. 07 – WINNIPEG JETS

22. 07 – EDMONTON OILERS

23. 06 – CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS

24. 06 – PHOENIX COYOTES

25. 06 – COLORADO AVALANCHE

26. 06 – QUEBEC NORDIQUES

27. 06 – COLORADO ROCKIES

28. 05 – ATLANTA THRASHERS

29. 04 – CAROLINA HURRICANES

30. 04 – MIGHTY DUCKS OF ANAHEIM

31. 03 – OTTAWA SENATORS

32. 03 – NEW YORK AMERICANS

33. 03 – VANCOUVER CANUCKS

34. 03 – ANAHEIM DUCKS

35. 02 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS

36. 02 – FLORIDA PANTHERS

37. 02 – CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS

38. 02 – KANSAS CITY SCOUTS

39. 02 – ST. LOUIS EAGLES

40. 02 – TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING

41. 02 – ATLANTA FLAMES

42. 01 – COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS

43. 01 – NASHVILLE PREDATORS

44. 01 – MINNESOTA WILD

45. 01 – CLEVELAND BARONS

46. 00 – ARIZONA COYOTES

47. 00 – VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS

48. 00 – SEATTLE KRAKEN

49. 00 – DETROIT COUGARS

50. 00 – DETROIT FALCONS

51. 00 – PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS

52. 00 – PITTSBURGH PIRATES

53. 00 – BROOKLYN AMERICANS

54. 00 – CALIFORNIA SEALS

55. 00 – OAKLAND SEALS

56. 00 – BAY AREA SEALS

57. 00 – HAMILTON TIGERS

58. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS

59. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS/MAPLE LEAFS

60. 00 – TORONTO ARENAS

61. 00 – MONTREAL MAROONS

62. 00 – MONTREAL WANDERERS

63. 00 – QUEBEC BULLDOGS

 

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

NEW YORK RANGERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973: Taffy Abel
02. 1973: Myles Lane
03. 1973: Thomas Lockhart
04. 1974: Victor Desjardins
05. 1974: William Moe
06. 1979: Bob Dill
07. 1981: William Jennings
08. 1983: Jack McCartan
09. 1990: Herb Brooks
10. 1991: Robbie Ftorek
11. 1996: Craig Patrick
12. 2000: Larry Pleau
13. 2003: Bill Baker
14. 2003: Pat LaFontaine
15. 2003: Rob McClanahan
16. 2003: Mark Pavelich
17. 2003: Dave Silk
18. 2007: Bobby Carpenter
19. 2007: John Vanbiesbrouck
20. 2008: Brian Leetch
21. 2008: Mike Richter
22. 2009: Tony Amonte
23. 2010: Kevin Hatcher
24. 2012: Eddie Olczyk
25. 2013: Doug Weight
26. 2015: Chris Drury
27. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
28. 2016: Jack Ferreira
29. 2016: Guy Hebert
30. 2018: Red Berenson
31. 2020: Tony Granato

BOSTON BRUINS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973: Frank Brimsek
02. 1973: George Brown
03. 1973: Walter Brown
04. 1973: Edward Jeremiah
05. 1973: Myles Lane
06. 1973: George Owen, Jr.
07. 1981: Thomas Williams
08. 1985: Robert Blake
09. 1986: Ken Yackel
10. 1991: Robbie Ftorek
11. 1996: Reed Larson
12. 1998: Joe Mullen
13. 1999: Gordie Roberts
14. 2001: Dave Christian
15. 2003: Jim Craig
16. 2003: John Cunniff
17. 2003: Dave Silk
18. 2005: Maurice Roberts
19. 2006: Mike Milbury
20. 2007: Bobby Carpenter
21. 2008: Brian Leetch
22. 2013: Bill Guerin
23. 2016: Jim Carey
24. 2016: Craig Janney
25. 2016: Shawn McEachern
26. 2016: Brian Rolston
27. 2016: Bryan Smolinski
28. 2018: Hago Harrington
29. 2019: Brian Gionta
30. 2019: Tim Thomas
31. 2021: Peter McNab

MINNESOTA NORTH STARS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973: John Mariucci
02. 1976: Robert Ridder
03. 1979: Bob Dill
04. 1980: Walter Bush
05. 1981: Thomas Williams
06. 1989: Robert Paradise
07. 1990: Herb Brooks
08. 1993: David Langevin
09. 1995: Henry Boucha
10. 1996: Reed Larson
11. 1997: William Nyrop
12. 1998: Lou Nanne
13. 1999: Gordie Roberts
14. 2000: Neal Broten
15. 2003: Steve Christoff
16. 2003: Jim Craig
17. 2003: Steve Janaszak
18. 2003: Mark Pavelich
19. 2004: Mark Johnson
20. 2006: Gary Gambucci
21. 2007: Aaron Broten
22. 2010: Derian Hatcher
23. 2012: Mike Modano
24. 2016: Shawn Chambers
25. 2016: Jack Ferreira
26. 2017: Ron Wilson
27. 2021: Paul Holmgren

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / 
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973: Taffy Abel
02. 1973: Frank Brimsek
03. 1973: Cully Dahlstrom
04. 1973: Mike Karakas
05. 1973: Sam LoPresti
06. 1973: John Mariucci 
07. 1973: Doc Romnes
08. 1974: Victor Desjardins
09. 1974: Victor Heyliger
10. 1974: Virgil Johnson
11. 1974: Fido Purpur
12. 1979: Bob Dill
13. 1982: Bill Stewart
14. 1984: Bill Wirtz
15. 1992: James Fullerton
16. 2001: Dave Christian
17. 2003: Jack O’Callahan
18. 2004: Phil Housley
19. 2005: Maurice Roberts
20. 2009: Tony Amonte
21. 2010: Jeremy Roenick
22. 2011: Chris Chelios
23. 2011: Gary Suter
24. 2012: Eddie Olczyk
25. 2016: Bryan Smolinski

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973: Taffy Abel
02. 1973: Frank Brimsek
03. 1973: Cully Dahlstrom
04. 1973: Mike Karakas
05. 1973: Sam LoPresti
06. 1973: John Mariucci 
07.. 1973: Doc Romnes
08. 1974: Victor Desjardins
09. 1974: Victor Heyliger
10. 1974: Virgil Johnson
11. 1974: Fido Purpur
12. 1979: Bob Dill
13. 1982: Bill Stewart
14. 1984: Bill Wirtz
15. 1992: James Fullerton
16. 2001: Dave Christian
17. 2005: Maurice Roberts

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2004: Phil Housley
02. 2009: Tony Amonte
03. 2010: Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011: Chris Chelios
05. 2011: Gary Suter
06. 2016: Bryan Smolinski

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2003: Jack O’Callahan
02. 2012: Eddie Olczyk

DETROIT RED WINGS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1974: Fido Purpur
02. 1978: Peter Bessone
03. 1991: Robbie Ftorek
04. 1993: Jack Kelley
05. 1994: Ned Harkness
06. 1995: Henry Boucha
07. 1996: Reed Larson
08. 1997: Tim Sheehy
09. 2001: Mike Ramsey
10. 2003: Mark Howe
11. 2003: Dave Silk
12. 2004: Mike Illitch
13. 2008: Brett Hull
14. 2010: Derian Hatcher
15. 2011: Chris Chelios
16. 2012: Mike Modano
17. 2014: Brian Rafalski
18. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
19. 2018: Red Berenson
20. 2020: Tony Granato

ST. LOUIS BLUES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1996: Craig Patrick
02. 1998: Joe Mullen
03. 1999: Gordie Roberts
04. 2000: Larry Pleau
05. 2001: Dave Christian
06. 2003: Bill Baker
07. 2004: Phil Housley
08. 2004: Mark Johnson
09. 2008: Brett Hull
10. 2009: Tom Barrasso
11. 2010: Art Berglund
12. 2011: Keith Tkachuk
13. 2013: Bill Guerin
14. 2013: Doug Weight
15. 2016: Keith Allain
16. 2016: Jim Carey
17. 2016: Guy Hebert
18. 2016: Craig Janney
19. 2017: Scott Young
20. 2018: Red Berenson

NEW JERSEY DEVILS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1990: Herb Brooks
02. 1991: Robbie Ftorek
03. 2000: Neal Broten
04. 2003: John Cunniff
05. 2003: Jack O’Callahan
06. 2003: Warren Strelow
07. 2004: Phil Housley
08. 2004: Mark Johnson
09. 2007: Aaron Broten
10. 2007: Bobby Carpenter
11. 2007: John Vanbiesbrouck
12. 2012: Lou Lamoriello
13. 2013: Bill Guerin
14. 2014: Brian Rafalski
15. 2016: Barry Fisher
16. 2016: Hans-Juergen Merz
17. 2016: Shawn Chambers
18. 2016: Brian Petrovek
19. 2016: Brian Rolston
20. 2019: Brian Gionta
21. 2021: Peter McNab

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1989: Robert Paradise
02. 1990: Herb Brooks
03. 1991: Bob Johnson
04. 1993: Jack Kelley
05. 1996: Craig Patrick
06. 1998: Joe Mullen
07. 1999: Gordie Roberts
08. 2001: Mike Ramsey
09. 2004: Mark Johnson
10. 2009: Tom Barrasso
11. 2009: John LeClair
12. 2010: Kevin Hatcher
13. 2012: Eddie Olczyk
14. 2013: Bill Guerin
15. 2016: Shawn McEachern
16. 2016: Bryan Smolinski
17. 2017: Scott Young
18. 2020: Tony Granato

NEW YORK ISLANDERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1990: Willard Ikola
02. 1992: James Fullerton
03. 1993: David Langevin
04. 1995: Ken Morrow
05. 1996: Reed Larson
06. 2003: Pat LaFontaine
07. 2006: Mike Milbury
08. 2007: John Vanbiesbrouck
09. 2012: Lou Lamoriello
10. 2013: Bill Guerin
11. 2013: Doug Weight
12. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
13. 2016: Craig Janney
14. 2016: Brian Rolston
15. 2016: Bryan Smolinski

WASHINGTON CAPITALS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1981: Thomas Williams
02. 1989: Robert Paradise
03. 1996: Craig Patrick
04. 1999: Rod Langway
05. 2001: Dave Christian
06. 2003: Warren Strelow
07. 2004: Phil Housley
08. 2007: Bobby Carpenter
09. 2010: Kevin Hatcher
10. 2016: Keith Allain
11. 2016: Jim Carey
12. 2016: Shawn Chambers
13. 2016: Steve Konowalchuk
14. 2017: Ron Wilson
15. 2018: David Poile

LOS ANGELES KINGS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991: Robbie Ftorek
02. 1993: David Langevin
03. 2000: Neal Broten
04. 2003: Steve Christoff
05. 2007: Bobby Carpenter
06. 2010: Jeremy Roenick
07. 2012: Eddie Olczyk
08. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
09. 2016: Peter Demers
10. 2016: Hans-Juergen Merz
11. 2016: Adam Deadmarsh
12. 2016: Shawn McEachern
13. 2016: Bryan Smolinski
14. 2020: Tony Granato

MONTREAL CANADIENS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973: Mike Karakas
02. 1997: William Nyrop
03. 1999: Rod Langway
04. 2000: Larry Pleau
05. 2003: Bill Baker
06. 2009: John LeClair
07. 2011: Chris Chelios
08. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
09. 2016: Bryan Smolinski
10. 2018: Red Berenson
11. 2018: Hago Harrington
12. 2019: Brian Gionta

HARTFORD WHALERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1988: Larry Ross
02. 1997: Tim Sheehy
03. 1999: Gordie Roberts
04. 2000: Larry Pleau
05. 2002: Mark Fusco
06. 2003: John Cunniff
07. 2003: Mark Howe
08. 2003: Rob McClanahan
09. 2004: Mark Johnson
10. 2017: Scott Young
11. 2021: Paul Holmgren

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1999: Gordie Roberts
02. 2003: Mark Howe
03. 2007: John Vanbiesbrouck
04. 2009: Tony Amonte
05. 2009: John LeClair
06. 2010: Derian Hatcher
07. 2010: Jeremy Roenick
08. 2011: Ed Snider
09. 2016: Joel Otto
10. 2021: Paul Holmgren

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973: Doc Romnes
02. 2004: Phil Housley
03. 2007: Aaron Broten
04. 2008: Brian Leetch
05. 2009: Tom Barrasso
06. 2012: Lou Lamoriello
07. 2012: Eddie Olczyk
08. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
09. 2017: Ron Wilson

CALGARY FLAMES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991: Bob Johnson
02. 1998: Joe Mullen
03. 2003: Steve Christoff
04. 2004: Phil Housley
05. 2008: Brett Hull
06. 2009: Tony Amonte
07. 2011: Gary Suter
08. 2015: Chris Drury
09. 2016: Joel Otto

DALLAS STARS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2000: Neal Broten
02. 2008: Brett Hull
03. 2010: Derian Hatcher
04. 2010: Kevin Hatcher
05. 2012: Mike Modano
06. 2013: Bill Guerin
07. 2016: Shawn Chambers
08. 2017: Scott Young
09. 2019: Tim Thomas

SAN JOSE SHARKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2003: Mark Pavelich
02. 2003: Warren Strelow
03. 2010: Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011: Gary Suter
05. 2013: Bill Guerin
06. 2016: Jack Ferreira
07. 2016: Craig Janney
08. 2017: Ron Wilson
09. 2020: Tony Granato

BUFFALO SABRES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1996: Reed Larson
02. 2001: Mike Ramsey
03. 2003: Pat LaFontaine
04. 2003: Rob McClanahan
05. 2004: Phil Housley
06. 2009: Tom Barrasso
07. 2015: Chris Drury
08. 2019: Brian Gionta
09. 2021: Peter McNab

WINNIPEG JETS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2001: Dave Christian
02. 2003: Dave Silk
03. 2004: Phil Housley
04. 2007: Aaron Broten
05. 2011: Keith Tkachuk
06. 2012: Eddie Olczyk
07. 2016: Craig Janney

EDMONTON OILERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1993: David Langevin
02. 1996: Reed Larson
03. 1997: Tim Sheehy
04. 2013: Bill Guerin
05. 2013: Doug Weight
06. 2016: Hans-Juergen Merz
07. 2018: Paul Stewart

PHOENIX COYOTES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2008: Brett Hull
02. 2009: Tony Amonte
03. 2010: Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011: Keith Tkachuk
05. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
06. 2016: Craig Janney

COLORADO AVALANCHE
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2015: Chris Drury
02. 2016: Adam Deadmarsh
03. 2016: Steve Konowalchuk
04. 2016: Brian Rolston
05. 2017: Scott Young
06. 2020: Tony Granato

QUEBEC NORDIQUES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991: Robbie Ftorek
02. 2003: John Cunniff
03. 2007: Aaron Broten
04. 2016: Adam Deadmarsh
05. 2017: Scott Young
06. 2018: Paul Stewart

COLORADO ROCKIES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1995: Henry Boucha
02. 2003: Bill Baker
03. 2003: Steve Janaszak
04. 2007: Aaron Broten
05. 2009: Bob Webster
06. 2010: Art Berglund
07. 2016: Bob Webster

ATLANTA THRASHERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2011: Chris Chelios
02. 2011: Keith Tkachuk
03. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
04. 2016: Jack Ferreira
05. 2016: Shawn McEachern

CAROLINA HURRICANES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2009: Tom Barrasso
02. 2010: Kevin Hatcher
03. 2013: Peter Karmanos
04. 2013: Doug Weight

MIGHTY DUCKS OF ANAHEIM
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016: Jack Ferreira
02. 2016: Guy Hebert
03. 2017: Ron Wilson
04. 2017: Scott Young

OTTAWA SENATORS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2009: Tom Barrasso
02. 2016: Shawn McEachern
03. 2016: Bryan Smolinski

NEW YORK AMERICANS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973: Edward Jeremiah
02. 1973: Doc Romnes
03. 2005: Maurice Roberts

ANAHEIM DUCKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2013: Doug Weight
02. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
03. 2016: Chris Kincaid

FLORIDA PANTHERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2007: John Vanbiesbrouck
02. 2019: Tim Thomas

CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1981: Thomas Williams
02. 1996: Craig Patrick

KANSAS CITY SCOUTS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1995: Henry Boucha
02. 1996: Craig Patrick

ST. LOUIS EAGLES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1974: Fido Purpur
02. 2000: Doug Palazzari

VANCOUVER CANUCKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2015: Mathieu Schneider
02. 2016: Bryan Smolinski
03. 2021: Peter McNab

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016: Shawn Chambers
02. 2016: Craig Janney

ATLANTA FLAMES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1989: Robert Paradise
02. 2003: Jim Craig

CLEVELAND BARONS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1980: Walter Bush

COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2020: Dean Blais

NASHVILLE PREDATORS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2018: David Poile

MINNESOTA WILD
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016: Brian Rolston

[NHL HHOF]

THE TOTAL NUMBER OF HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

AND U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;

THOSE WHO WERE INDUCTED INTO BOTH HALLS OF FAME

ARE ONLY COUNTED ONCE FOR THIS LIST;

ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

 

01. 94 – New York Rangers

02. 90 – Boston Bruins

03. 85 – Detroit Red Wings

04. 83 – Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks

05. 79 – Toronto Maple Leafs

06. 78 – Montreal Canadiens

07. 65 – Chicago Black Hawks

08. 48 – St. Louis Blues

09. 37 – Los Angeles Kings

10. 37 – New Jersey Devils

11. 35 – Pittsburgh Penguins

12. 34 – Minnesota North Stars

13. 33 – Ottawa Senators

14. 27 – Philadelphia Flyers

15. 25 – New York Americans

16. 23 – New York Islanders

17. 22 – Edmonton Oilers

18. 22 – Hartford Whalers

19. 22 – Buffalo Sabres

20. 21 – Washington Capitals

21. 20 – Calgary Flames

22. 19 – Vancouver Canucks

23. 18 – Colorado Avalanche

24. 17 – Dallas Stars

25. 15 – San Jose Sharks

26. 14 – Quebec Nordiques

27. 14 – Montreal Maroons

28. 13 – Chicago Blackhawks

29. 12 – Winnipeg Jets

30. 10 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim

31. 09 – Florida Panthers

32. 09 – Toronto St. Pats

33. 09 – Detroit Cougars

34. 08 – Detroit Falcons

35. 08 – Quebec Bulldogs

36. 08 – Tampa Bay Lightning

37. 08 – Carolina Hurricanes

38. 08 – Phoenix Coyotes

39. 07 – Atlanta Thrashers

40. 07 – Colorado Rockies

41. 07 – Hamilton Tigers

42. 05 – Chicago Black Hawks / Blackhawks

43. 05 – Toronto St. Pats/Maple Leafs

44. 05 – Toronto Arenas

45. 05 – Atlanta Flames

46. 05 – St. Louis Eagles

47. 04 – California Golden Seals

48. 04 – Anaheim Ducks

49. 04 – Pittsburgh Pirates

50. 03 – Nashville Predators

51. 03 – Kansas City Scouts

52. 03 – Oakland Seals

53. 02 – California Seals

54. 02 – Bay Area Seals

55. 02 – Cleveland Barons

56. 02 – Brooklyn Americans

57. 02 – Montreal Wanderers

58. 02 – Columbus Blue Jackets

59. 01 – Minnesota Wild

60. 01 – Philadelphia Quakers

61. 00 – Arizona Coyotes

62. 00 – Vegas Golden Knights

63. 00 – Seattle Kraken

 

NOTE: Denis Savard and Doug Wilson are the only players in the Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks. 

 

NOTE: Roger Neilson is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was an assistant coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

 

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

[NHL HHOF]

Bill Stewart is Paul Stewart's grandfather. Bill Stewart was an NHL referee, and then became the coach of the Chicago Black Hawks. They won the Stanley Cup in 1938. Paul Stewart played for the Edmonton Oilers and the Quebec Nordiques, and then became a referee in the NHL.

 

HEAD COACH AND REFEREE IN
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 1982: Bill Stewart

 

PLAYER AND REFEREE IN
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

 

01. 2018: Paul Stewart

Edited April 25, 2022 by NHL HHOF

[NHL HHOF]

Bob Webster of USA Hockey is the only person to be inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame twice in the team category. He was the equipment manager for the 1996 Men's World Cup Team, and the 1998 Women's U.S. Olympic Team. Bob Webster was also the equipment manager for the Colorado Rockies of the National Hockey League from 1976 to 1981.

 

https://teamusa.usahockey.com/page/show/2564041-bob-webster

 

 

TWO-TIME INDUCTEES IN THE TEAM CATEGORY

 

01. 2009 / 2016 – Bob Webster: Equipment Manager

1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team / 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

 

COLORADO ROCKIES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1995: Henry Boucha
02. 2003: Bill Baker
03. 2003: Steve Janaszak
04. 2007: Aaron Broten
05. 2009: Bob Webster
06. 2010: Art Berglund
07. 2016: Bob Webster

[NHL HHOF]

THE 2022 U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

 

Steve Cash

Jim Johannson

Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson

Monique Lamoureux-Morando

Ryan Miller

 

U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2022 Announced

https://www.ushockeyhalloffame.com/news_article/show/1238391

 

Class of 2022 Homepage

https://www.ushockeyhalloffame.com/2022

 

Five Icons Highlight the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame's 50th Class

https://www.ushockeyhalloffame.com/news_article/show/1239047

 

Class of 2022

https://www.ushockeyhall.com/page/show/7484794-class-of-2022

 

2022 INDUCTION CELEBRATION

https://www.ushockeyhalloffame.com/page/show/3557563-2022-induction-celebration

 

2022 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Celebration Tickets

https://ushhof.sportngin.com/register/form/790798975#_ga=2.211431253.1729922220.1664849719-1124767369.1664849719

 

Miller among five elected to U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame

Former Sabres goalie is country's all-time leader with 391 NHL wins; Johannson to be honored posthumously

https://www.nhl.com/news/ryan-miller-among-five-elected-to-us-hockey-hall-of-fame/c-335490672

 

NHL Teams Represented at the 2022 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony....

 

Ryan Miller (4)

 

Buffalo Sabres

St. Louis Blues

Vancouver Canucks

Anaheim Ducks

 

Ryan Miller is the 27th goaltender to be inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame.

 

Jim Johannson never played in the NHL, and was never a builder in the NHL either, but he was drafted 130th overall in 1982 by the NHL's Hartford Whalers. He played for the Calgary Flames' minor league team, the Salt Lake Golden Eagles, and the Chicago Blackhawks' minor league team, the Indianapolis Ice, both in the (IHL) International Hockey League.

 

Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson and Monique Lamoureux-Morando are the 25th and 26th women to be inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. They are twins. This feels like a copy-cat move by the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. The NHL's twins, Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin are also being inducted in 2022, into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto.

 

Steve Cash is the first Paralympic hockey player to be inducted, 28th goaltender. (Sledge Hockey / Para Ice Hockey / Ice Sled Hockey)

 

50TH ANNIVERSARY INDUCTION CELEBRATION

Wednesday, November 30, 2022
Saint Paul RiverCentre
175 West Kellogg Blvd
Saint Paul, MN 55102

Note: Business attire requested. The Induction Celebration includes a gourmet dinner with wine service, and is highlighted by the formal induction of the Class of 2022 and the presentation of the NHL's Lester Patrick Trophy to the 2022 recipient.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

5:45 p.m. - Registration Opens
6 p.m. - Social Begins in Grand Ballroom Foyer
6:30 p.m. - Grand Ballroom Doors Open
7 p.m. - Induction Celebration Begins

 

 

 

[NHL HHOF]

The U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame is not as hard to get into as the Hockey Hall of Fame is. The standards are a bit lower, and there is less competition since it's only for Americans, for the most part. Unlike the Hockey Hall of Fame, a person can be inducted more than once into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame, but there is a catch. The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame also inducts all the members of a team that wins the GOLD medal in the Olympics, or the World Cup. This means the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame is more like the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. A person can be inducted as a solo artist, and they could also be inducted as a member of a band or bands. There is no limit to the number of times you can be inducted. But in the case of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame, you can only be inducted multiple times if you win GOLD, not SILVER, not BRONZE. Also, unlike the Hockey Hall of Fame, the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame doesn't brake the inductees into categories like the player category, or the builder category for coaches and team owners, or the referee category. Or at least it's not spoken about at the ceremony, or on their website. 

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAMEhttps://www.ushockeyhalloffame.com

THE U.S HOCKEY HALL OF FAME MUSEUMhttps://www.ushockeyhall.com/home

All the numerical breakdowns were done by me, not by the U.S Hockey Hall of Fame.

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (1973-PRESENT) | EVELETH, MINNESOTA

265 PEOPLE INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME.

199 INDUCTEES.

195 INDIVIDUAL INDUCTEES.

4 TEAM INDUCTEES – 115 IS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED.

OF THE 115 TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED, 45 OF THEM ARE TWO-TIME INDUCTEES.

70 IS THE REMAINING NUMBER OF TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED.

195 + 70 = 265 PEOPLE INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME.

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (1973-PRESENT) | EVELETH, MINNESOTA

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Hobey Baker
03. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
04. 1973 - George Brown
05. 1973 - Walter Brown
06. 1973 - John Chase
07. 1973 - Cully Dahlstrom
08. 1973 - John B. Garrison
09. 1973 - Doc Gibson
10. 1973 - Moose Goheen
11. 1973 - Malcolm Gordon
12. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
13. 1973 - Mike Karakas
14. 1973 - Myles Lane
15. 1973 - Thomas Lockhart
16. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
17. 1973 - John Mariucci
18. 1973 - George Owen, Jr.
19. 1973 - Ding Palmer
20. 1973 - Doc Romnes
21. 1973 - Clifford Thompson
22. 1973 - William Tutt
23. 1973 - Ralph Winsor
24. 1973 - Coddy Winters
25. 1973 - Lyle Wright
26. 1974 - William Chadwick
27. 1974 - Ray Chaisson
28. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
29. 1974 - Doug Everett
30. 1974 - Victor Heyliger
31. 1974 - Virgil Johnson
32. 1974 - John Kelley
33. 1974 - William Moe
34. 1974 - Fido Purpur
35. 1975 - Anthony Conroy
36. 1975 - Austie Harding
37. 1975 - Stewart Inglehart
38. 1975 - Joseph Linder
39. 1975 - Fred Moseley
40. 1976 - William Cleary
41. 1976 - John Mayasich
42. 1976 - Robert Ridder
43. 1977 - Earl Bartholome
44. 1977 - Eddie Olson
45. 1977 - William Riley
46. 1978 - Peter Bessone
47. 1978 - Donald Clark
48. 1978 - Hub Nelson
49. 1979 - Bob Dill
50. 1979 - Jack Riley, Jr.
51. 1980 - Walter Bush
52. 1980 - Nick Kahler
53. 1981 - Robert Cleary
54. 1981 - William Jennings
55. 1981 - Thomas Williams
56. 1982 - Cal Marvin
57. 1982 - Bill Stewart
58. 1983 - Oscar Almquist
59. 1983 - Jack McCartan
60. 1984 - Bill Christian
61. 1984 - Bill Wirtz
62. 1985 - Robert Blake
63. 1985 - Richard Rondeau
64. 1985 - Harold Trumble
65. 1986 - Jack Garrity
66. 1986 - Ken Yackel
67. 1987 - Jack Kirrane
68. 1987 - Muzz Murray, Sr.
69. 1988 - Richard Desmond
70. 1988 - Larry Ross
71. 1989 - Roger Christian
72. 1989 - Robert Paradise
73. 1990 - Herb Brooks
74. 1990 - Willard Ikola
75. 1990 - Connie Pleban
76. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
77. 1991 - Bob Johnson
78. 1991 - John Matchefts
79. 1992 - Amo Bessone
80. 1992 - Len Ceglarski
81. 1992 - James Fullerton
82. 1993 - Jack Kelley
83. 1993 - David Langevin
84. 1993 - Charles Schulz
85. 1994 - Joe Cavanagh
86. 1994 - Wally Grant
87. 1994 - Ned Harkness
88. 1995 - Henry Boucha
89. 1995 - James Claypool
90. 1995 - Ken Morrow
91. 1996 - Serge Gambucci
92. 1996 - Reed Larson
93. 1996 - Craig Patrick
94. 1997 - Charlie Holt
95. 1997 - William Nyrop
96. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
97. 1998 - Mike Curran
98. 1998 - Bruce Mather
99. 1998 - Joe Mullen
100. 1998 - Lou Nanne
101. 1999 - Rod Langway
102. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
103. 1999 - Sid Watson
104. 2000 - Neal Broten
105. 2000 - Doug Palazzari
106. 2000 - Larry Pleau
107. 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
108. 2001 - Dave Christian
109. 2001 - Paul Johnson
110. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
111. 2002 - Mark Fusco
112. 2002 - Scott Fusco
113. 2002 - Joe Riley
114. 2002 - Doug Woog
115. 2003 - John Cunniff
116. 2003 - Richard Dougherty
117. 2003 - Mark Howe
118. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
119. 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
120. 2004 - Paul Coppo
121. 2004 - Phil Housley
122. 2004 - Mike Illitch
123. 2004 - Mark Johnson
124. 2005 - Huffer Christiansen
125. 2005 - Lane MacDonald
126. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
127. 2005 - Murray Williamson
128. 2006 - Curly Brink
129. 2006 - Gary Gambucci
130. 2006 - Mike Milbury
131. 2007 - Aaron Broten
132. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
133. 2007 - John MacInnes
134. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
135. 2008 - Cammi Granato
136. 2008 - Brett Hull
137. 2008 - Brian Leetch
138. 2008 - Mike Richter
139. 2009 - Tony Amonte
140. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
141. 2009 - John LeClair
142. 2009 - Frank Zamboni
143. 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
144. 2010 - Art Berglund
145. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
146. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
147. 2010 - Dr. V. George Nagobads
148. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
149. 2011 - Chris Chelios
150. 2011 - Mike Emrick
151. 2011 - Ed Snider
152. 2011 - Gary Suter
153. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
154. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
155. 2012 - Mike Modano
156. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
157. 2013 - Cindy Curly
158. 2013 - Bill Guerin
159. 2013 - Peter Karmanos
160. 2013 - Ron Mason
161. 2013 - Doug Weight
162. 2014 - Karyn Bye Dietz
163. 2014 - Brian Rafalski
164. 2014 - Jeff Sauer
165. 2014 - Lou Vairo
166. 2015 - Ron DeGregorio
167. 2015 - Chris Drury
168. 2015 - Angela Ruggiero
169. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
170. 2016 - Bill Belisle
171. 2016 - Craig Janney
172. 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
173. 2017 - Kevin Collins
174. 2017 - Jack Parker
175. 2017 - Ben Smith
176. 2017 - Ron Wilson
177. 2017 - Scott Young
178. 2018 - Red Berenson
179. 2018 - Natalie Darwitz
180. 2018 - Hago Harrington
181. 2018 - David Poile
182. 2018 - Paul Stewart
183. 2019 - Gary Bettman
184. 2019 - Brian Gionta
185. 2019 - Neal Henderson
186. 2019 - Tim Thomas
187. 2019 - Krissy Wendell
188. 2020 - Dean Blais
189. 2020 - Tony Granato
190. 2020 - Jenny Potter
191. 2020 - Jerry York
192. 2021 - Stan Fischler
193. 2021 - Paul Holmgren
194. 2021 - Peter McNab
195. 2022 - Steve Cash
196. 2022 - Jim Johannson
197. 2022 - Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson
198. 2022 - Monique Lamoureux-Morando
199. 2022 - Ryan Miller

TEAMS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
02. 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
03. 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
04. 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

01. 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

01. Coach: Jack Riley, Jr.
02. Manager: James Claypool 
03. Trainer: Ben Bertini
04. Goaltender: Jack McCartan
05. Goaltender: Larry Palmer
06. Defensemen: Jack Kirrane
07. Defensemen: John Mayasich
08. Defensemen: Robert Owen
09. Defensemen: Rod Paavola
10. Center: Bob McVey
11. Center: Paul Johnson
12. Center: Thomas Williams
13. Winger: Dick Rodenhiser
14. Winger: Dick Meredith
15. Winger: Weldy Olson
16. Winger: William Cleary
17. Winger: Robert Cleary
18. Winger: Roger Christian
19. Winger: Bill Christian
20. Winger: Gene Grazia

02. 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

01. Head Coach: Herb Brooks
02. Assistant Coach: Craig Patrick
03. Manager: Ralph Jasinski
04. Goalie Coach: Warren Strelow
05. Physician: Dr. V. George Nagobads
06. Trainer: Gary Smith
07. Equipment Manager: Bud Kessel
08. Goaltender: Jim Craig
09. Goaltender: Steve Janaszak
10. Defensemen: Bill Baker
11. Defensemen: Dave Christian
12. Defensemen: Ken Morrow
13. Defensemen: Jack O’Callahan
14. Defensemen: Mike Ramsey
15. Defensemen: Bob Suter
16. Forward: Neal Broten
17. Forward: Steve Christoff
18. Forward: Mike Eruzione
19. Forward: John Harrington
20. Forward: Mark Johnson
21. Forward: Rob McClanahan
22. Forward: Mark Pavelich
23. Forward: Buzz Schneider
24. Forward: Dave Silk
25. Forward: Eric Strobel
26. Forward: Phil Verchota
27. Forward: Mark Wells

03. 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

01. Head Coach: Ben Smith
02. Assistant Coach: Tom Mutch
03. Women’s Olympic Team Chairman: Bob Allen
04. Team Leader: Amie Hilles
05. Media Relations Manager: Kris Pleimann
06. Team Physician: Sandra Glasson
07. Athletic Trainer: Jeanna Schepman
08. Equipment Manager: Bob Webster
09. Goaltender: Sara DeCosta
10. Goaltender: Sarah Tueting
11. Defensemen: Tara Mounsey
12. Defensemen: Angela Ruggiero
13. Defensemen: Colleen Coyne
14. Defensemen: Sue Merz
15. Defensemen: Vicki Movsessian
16. Defensemen: Chris Bailey
17. Forward: Lisa Brown-Miller
18. Forward: Karyn Bye-Dietz
19. Forward: Laurie Baker
20. Forward: Sandra Whyte
21. Forward: A.J. Mleczko
22. Forward: Jenny Schmidgall
23. Forward: Shelley Looney
24. Forward: Alana Blahoski
25. Forward: Katie King
26. Forward: Cammi Granato
27. Forward: Gretchen Ulion
28. Forward: Tricia Dunn

04. 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

01. General Manager: Lou Lamoriello
02. Assistant General Manager: Jack Ferreira
03. Team Leader: Brian Petrovek
04. Head Coach: Ron Wilson
05. Assistant Coach: John Cunniff
06. Assistant Coach: Paul Holmgren
07. Assistant Coach: Keith Allain
08. Equipment Manager: Bob Webster
09. Equipment Manager: Chris Kincaid
10. Medical Trainer: Peter Demers
11. Masseur: Hans-Juergen Merz
12. Physician: Barry Fisher
13. Public Relations: Darryl Seibel
14. Public Relations/Team Service: Rick Minch
15. Goaltender: Jim Carey
16. Goaltender: Guy Hebert
17. Goaltender: Mike Richter
18. Defensemen: Shawn Chambers
19. Defensemen: Chris Chelios
20. Defensemen: Derian Hatcher
21. Defensemen: Kevin Hatcher
22. Defensemen: Phil Housley
23. Defensemen: Brian Leetch
24. Defensemen: Mathieu Schneider
25. Defensemen: Gary Suter
26. Forward: Tony Amonte
27. Forward: Adam Deadmarsh
28. Forward: Bill Guerin
29. Forward: Brett Hull
30. Forward: Steve Konowalchuk
31. Forward: Pat LaFontaine
32. Forward: John LeClair
33. Forward: Shawn McEachern
34. Forward: Mike Modano
35. Forward: Joel Otto
36. Forward: Brian Rolston
37. Forward: Bryan Smolinski
38. Forward: Keith Tkachuk
39. Forward: Doug Weight
40. Forward: Scott Young

TWO-TIME INDUCTEES INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 1976 - William Cleary / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
02. 1976 - John Mayasich / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
03. 1979 - Jack Riley, Jr. / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
04. 1981 - Robert Cleary / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
05. 1981 - Thomas Williams / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
06. 1983 - Jack McCartan / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
07. 1984 - Bill Christian / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
08. 1987 - Jack Kirrane / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
09. 1989 - Roger Christian / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
10. 1990 - Herb Brooks / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
11. 1995 - James Claypool / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
12. 1995 - Ken Morrow / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
13. 1996 - Craig Patrick / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
14. 2000 - Neal Broten / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
15. 2001 - Dave Christian / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
16. 2001 - Paul Johnson / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
17. 2001 - Mike Ramsey / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
18. 2003 - John Cunniff / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
19. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
20. 2004 - Phil Housley / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
21. 2004 - Mark Johnson / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
22. 2008 - Cammi Granato / 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team 
23. 2008 - Brett Hull / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
24. 2008 - Brian Leetch / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
25. 2008 - Mike Richter / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
26. 2009 - Tony Amonte / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
27. 2009 - John LeClair / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
28. 2010 - Derian Hatcher / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
29. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
30. 2010 - Dr. V. George Nagobads / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
31. 2011 - Chris Chelios / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
32. 2011 - Gary Suter / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
33. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
34. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
35. 2012 - Mike Modano / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
36. 2013 - Bill Guerin / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
37. 2013 - Doug Weight / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
38. 2014 - Karyn Bye-Dietz / 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
39. 2015 - Angela Ruggiero / 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
40. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
41. 2017 - Ben Smith / 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
42. 2017 - Ron Wilson / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
43. 2017 - Scott Young / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
44. 2021 - Paul Holmgren / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

TWO-TIME INDUCTEES IN THE TEAM CATEGORY

01. 2009 / 2016 – Bob Webster: Equipment Manager
1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team / 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

HOCKEY HALL OF FAME /
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1945 / 1973 – Hobey Baker
02. 1966 / 1973 – Frank Brimsek
03. 1961 / 1973 – George Brown
04. 1962 / 1973 – Walter Brown
05. 1952 / 1973 – Moose Goheen
06. 1965 / 1973 – Thomas Lockhart
07. 1985 / 1973 – John Mariucci
08. 1978 / 1973 – William Tutt
09. 1964 / 1974 – William Chadwick
10. 2000 / 1980 – Walter Bush
11. 1975 / 1981 – William Jennings
12. 1976 / 1984 – Bill Wirtz
13. 2006 / 1990 – Herb Brooks
14. 1992 / 1991 – Bob Johnson
15. 2001 / 1996 – Craig Patrick
16. 2000 / 1998 – Joe Mullen
17. 2002 / 1999 – Rod Langway
18. 2011 / 2003 – Mark Howe
19. 2003 / 2003 – Pat LaFontaine
20. 2015 / 2004 – Phil Housley
21. 2003 / 2004 – Mike Illitch
22. 2010 / 2008 – Cammi Granato
23. 2009 / 2008 – Brett Hull
24. 2009 / 2008 – Brian Leetch
25. 2013 / 2011 – Chris Chelios
26. 1988 / 2011 – Ed Snider
27. 2009 / 2012 – Lou Lamoriello
28. 2014 / 2012 – Mike Modano
29. 2015 / 2013 – Peter Karmanos
30. 2015 / 2015 – Angela Ruggiero
31. 2018 / 2019 – Gary Bettman
32. 2019 / 2020 – Jerry York

INDUCTED INTO BOTH,
THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME AND
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME,
IN THE SAME YEAR

01. 2003 / 2003 – Pat LaFontaine
02. 2015 / 2015 – Angela Ruggiero

INDUCTED POSTHUMOUSLY INTO
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Hobey Baker
03. 1973 - George Brown
04. 1973 - Walter Brown
05. 1973 - Doc Gibson
06. 1973 - Malcolm Gordon
07. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
08. 1973 - Ding Palmer
09. 1973 - Ralph Winsor
10. 1973 - Coddy Winters
11. 1973 - Lyle Wright
12. 1975 - Joseph Linder
13. 1981 - William Jennings
14. 1982 - Bill Stewart
15. 1987 - Muzz Murray, Sr.
16. 1992 - James Fullerton
17. 1995 - James Claypool
18. 1997 - William Nyrop
19. 1998 - Bruce Mather
20. 2000 - Rod Paavola
21. 2002 - Joe Riley
22. 2003 - John Cunniff
23. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
24. 2006 - Curly Brink
25. 2007 - John MacInnes
26. 2009 - Bob Allen
27. 2009 - Frank Zamboni
28. 2018 - Hago Harrington
29. 2022 - Jim Johannson

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE HEAD COACHES
INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (15)

01. 1982 - Bill Stewart
02. 1990 - Herb Brooks
03. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
04. 1991 - Bob Johnson
05. 1994 - Ned Harkness
06. 1996 - Craig Patrick
07. 1998 - Lou Nanne
08. 2000 - Larry Pleau
09. 2003 - Herb Brooks
10. 2003 - John Cunniff
11. 2006 - Mike Milbury
12. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
13. 2016 - Paul Holmgren
14. 2016 - Lou Lamoriello
15. 2016 - Ron Wilson
16. 2017 - Ron Wilson
17. 2018 - Red Berenson
18. 2020 - Tony Granato
19. 2021 - Paul Holmgren

HEAD COACHES IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
ALL HOCKEY LEAGUES COMBINED (44)

01. 1973 - Malcolm Gordon
02. 1973 - John Mariucci
03. 1973 - Clifford Thompson
04. 1973 - Ralph Winsor
05. 1974 - John Kelley
06. 1977 - Eddie Olson
07. 1979 - Jack Riley, Jr.
08. 1982 - Cal Marvin
09. 1982 - Bill Stewart
10. 1983 - Oscar Almquist
11. 1988 - Larry Ross
12. 1990 - Herb Brooks
13. 1990 - Willard Ikola
14. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
15. 1991 - Bob Johnson
16. 1991 - John Matchefts
17. 1992 - Amo Bessone
18. 1992 - Len Ceglarski
19. 1994 - Ned Harkness
20. 1996 - Craig Patrick
21. 1996 - Serge Gambucci
22. 1998 - Lou Nanne
23. 1999 - Sid Watson
24. 2000 - Larry Pleau
25. 2000 - Jack Riley, Jr.
26. 2002 - Doug Woog
27. 2003 - Herb Brooks
28. 2003 - John Cunniff
29. 2006 - Mike Milbury
30. 2007 - John MacInnes
31. 2009 - Tom Mutch
32. 2009 - Ben Smith
33. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
34. 2013 - Cindy Curly
35. 2013 - Ron Mason
36. 2014 - Jeff Sauer
37. 2014 - Lou Vairo
38. 2016 - Paul Holmgren
39. 2016 - Steve Konowalchuk
40. 2016 - Lou Lamoriello
41. 2016 - Ron Wilson
42. 2017 - Jack Parker
43. 2017 - Ben Smith
44. 2017 - Ron Wilson
45. 2018 - Hago Harrington
46. 2018 - Red Berenson
47. 2020 - Tony Granato
48. 2021 - Paul Holmgren
49. 2022 - Jim Johannson

GOALTENDERS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (28)

01. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
02. 1973 - Mike Karakas
03. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
04. 1978 - Hub Nelson
05. 1983 - Jack McCartan
06. 1988 - Richard Desmond
07. 1988 - Larry Ross
08. 1990 - Willard Ikola
09. 1998 - Mike Curran
10. 2000 - Jack McCartan
11. 2000 - Larry Palmer
12. 2003 - Jim Craig
13. 2003 - Steve Janaszak
14. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
15. 2007 - John MacInnes
16. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
17. 2008 - Mike Richter
18. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
19. 2009 - Sara DeCosta
20. 2009 - Sarah Tueting
21. 2015 - Ron DeGregorio
22. 2016 - Keith Allain
23. 2016 - Jim Carey
24. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
25. 2016 - Guy Hebert
26. 2016 - Brian Petrovek
27. 2016 - Mike Richter
28. 2019 - Tim Thomas
29. 2022 - Ryan Miller
30. 2022 - Steve Cash

CANADIANS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (16)

01. 1973 - Doc Gibson
02. 1973 - George Owen, Jr.
03. 1973 - Lyle Wright
04. 1994 - Ned Harkness
05. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
06. 1998 - Lou Nanne
07. 2003 - Richard Dougherty
08. 2005 - Huffer Christiansen
09. 2005 - Murray Williamson
10. 2007 - John MacInnes
11. 2008 - Brett Hull
12. 2013 - Ron Mason
13. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
14. 2016 - Brett Hull
15. 2018 - Red Berenson
16. 2018 - David Poile
17. 2021 - Peter McNab

BLACK U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

01. 2019 - Neal Henderson

HEAD COACH AND REFEREE IN
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 1982 - Bill Stewart

PLAYER AND REFEREE IN
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 2018 - Paul Stewart

REFEREES AND LINESMEN IN
THE U.S HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 1974 - William Chadwick
02. 1982 - Bill Stewart
03. 1985 - Harold Trumble
04. 1992 - James Fullerton
05. 2017 - Kevin Collins
06. 2018 - Paul Stewart

WOMEN IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (26)

01. 2008 - Cammi Granato
02. 2009 - Amie Hilles
03. 2009 - Kris Pleimann
04. 2009 - Sandra Glasson
05. 2009 - Jeanna Schepman
06. 2009 - Sara DeCosta
07. 2009 - Sarah Tueting
08. 2009 - Tara Mounsey
09. 2009 - Angela Ruggiero
10. 2009 - Colleen Coyne
11. 2009 - Sue Merz
12. 2009 - Vicki Movsessian
13. 2009 - Chris Bailey
14. 2009 - Lisa Brown-Miller
15. 2009 - Karyn Bye-Dietz
16. 2009 - Laurie Baker
17. 2009 - Sandra Whyte
18. 2009 - A.J. Mleczko
19. 2009 - Jenny Schmidgall
20. 2009 - Shelley Looney
21. 2009 - Alana Blahoski
22. 2009 - Katie King
23. 2009 - Cammi Granato
24. 2009 - Gretchen Ulion
25. 2009 - Tricia Dunn
22. 2013 - Cindy Curly
23. 2014 - Karyn Bye-Dietz
24. 2015 - Angela Ruggiero
25. 2018 - Natalie Darwitz
26. 2019 - Krissy Wendell
27. 2020 - Jenny Potter
28. 2022 - Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson
29. 2022 - Monique Lamoureux-Morando

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
03. 1973 - George Brown
04. 1973 - Walter Brown
05. 1973 - Cully Dahlstrom
06. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
07. 1973 - Mike Karakas
08. 1973 - Myles Lane
09. 1973 - Thomas Lockhart
10. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
11. 1973 - John Mariucci
12. 1973 - George Owen, Jr.
13. 1973 - Doc Romnes
14. 1974 - William Chadwick
15. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
16. 1974 - Victor Heyliger
17. 1974 - Virgil Johnson
18. 1974 - William Moe
19. 1974 - Fido Purpur
20. 1976 - Robert Ridder
21. 1978 - Peter Bessone
22. 1979 - Bob Dill
23. 1980 - Walter Bush
24. 1981 - William Jennings
25. 1981 - Thomas Williams
26. 1982 - William Stewart
27. 1983 - Jack McCartan
28. 1984 - Bill Wirtz
29. 1985 - Robert Blake
30. 1986 - Ken Yackel
31. 1988 - Larry Ross
32. 1989 - Robert Paradise
33. 1990 - Herb Brooks
34. 1990 - Willard Ikola
35. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
36. 1991 - Bob Johnson
37. 1992 - James Fullerton
38. 1993 - Jack Kelley
39. 1993 - David Langevin
40. 1994 - Wally Grant
41. 1994 - Ned Harkness
42. 1995 - Henry Boucha
43. 1995 - Ken Morrow
44. 1996 - Reed Larson
45. 1996 - Craig Patrick
46. 1997 - William Nyrop
47. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
48. 1998 - Joe Mullen
49. 1998 - Lou Nanne
50. 1999 - Rod Langway
51. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
52. 2000 - Neal Broten
53. 2000 - Doug Palazzari
54. 2000 - Larry Pleau
55. 2001 - Dave Christian
56. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
57. 2002 - Mark Fusco
58. 2003 - Bill Baker
59. 2003 - Steve Christoff
60. 2003 - Jim Craig
61. 2003 - John Cunniff
62. 2003 - Mark Howe
63. 2003 - Steve Janaszak
64. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
65. 2003 - Rob McClanahan
66. 2003 - Jack O’Callahan
67. 2003 - Mark Pavelich
68. 2003 - Dave Silk
69. 2003 - Warren Strelow
70. 2004 - Phil Housley
71. 2004 - Mark Johnson
72. 2004 - Mike Illitch
73. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
74. 2006 - Curly Brink
75. 2006 - Gary Gambucci
76. 2006 - Mike Milbury
77. 2007 - Aaron Broten
78. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
79. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
80. 2008 - Brett Hull
81. 2008 - Brian Leetch
82. 2008 - Mike Richter
83. 2009 - Tony Amonte
84. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
85. 2009 - John LeClair
86. 2009 - Bob Webster
87. 2009 - Frank Zamboni
88. 2010 - Art Berglund
89. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
90. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
91. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
92. 2011 - Chris Chelios
93. 2011 - Mike Emrick
94. 2011 - Ed Snider
95. 2011 - Gary Suter
96. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
97. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
98. 2012 - Mike Modano
99. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
100. 2013 - Bill Guerin
101. 2013 - Peter Karmanos
102. 2013 - Doug Weight
103. 2014 - Brian Rafalski
104. 2015 - Chris Drury
105. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
106. 2016 - Keith Allain
107. 2016 - Jim Carey
108. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
109. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
110. 2016 - Peter Demers
111. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
112. 2016 - Barry Fisher
113. 2016 - Guy Hebert
114. 2016 - Craig Janney
115. 2016 - Chris Kincaid
116. 2016 - Steve Konowalchuk
117. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
118. 2016 - Hans-Juergen Merz
119. 2016 - Joel Otto
120. 2016 - Brian Petrovek
121. 2016 - Brian Rolston
122. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
123. 2017 - Kevin Collins
124. 2017 - Ron Wilson
125. 2017 - Scott Young
126. 2018 - Red Berenson
127. 2018 - Hago Harrington
128. 2018 - David Poile
129. 2018 - Paul Stewart
130. 2019 - Gary Bettman
131. 2019 - Brian Gionta
132. 2019 - Tim Thomas
133. 2020 - Dean Blais
134. 2020 - Tony Granato
135. 2021 - Paul Holmgren
136. 2021 - Peter McNab
137. 2022 - Ryan Miller

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

01. 1973 - Hobey Baker
02. 1973 - John Chase
03. 1973 - John B. Garrison
04. 1973 - Doc Gibson
05. 1973 - Moose Goheen
06. 1973 - Malcolm Gordon
07. 1973 - Ding Palmer
08. 1973 - Clifford Thompson
09. 1973 - William Tutt
10. 1973 - Ralph Winsor
11. 1973 - Coddy Winters
12. 1973 - Lyle Wright
13. 1974 - Ray Chaisson
14. 1974 - Doug Everett
15. 1974 - John Kelley
16. 1975 - Anthony Conroy
17. 1975 - Austie Harding
18. 1975 - Stewart Inglehart
19. 1975 - Joseph Linder
20. 1975 - Fred Moseley
21. 1976 - William Cleary
22. 1976 - John Mayasich
23. 1977 - Earl Bartholome
24. 1977 - Eddie Olson
25. 1977 - William Riley
26. 1978 - Donald Clark
27. 1978 - Hub Nelson
28. 1979 - Jack Riley, Jr.
29. 1980 - Nick Kahler
30. 1981 - Robert Cleary
31. 1982 - Cal Marvin
32. 1983 - Oscar Almquist
33. 1984 - Bill Christian
34. 1985 - Richard Rondeau
35. 1985 - Harold Trumble
36. 1986 - Jack Garrity
37. 1987 - Jack Kirrane
38. 1987 - Muzz Murray, Sr.
39. 1988 - Richard Desmond
40. 1989 - Roger Christian
41. 1990 - Connie Pleban
42. 1991 - John Matchefts
43. 1992 - Amo Bessone
44. 1992 - Len Ceglarski
45. 1993 - Charles Schulz
46. 1994 - Joe Cavanagh
47. 1994 - Wally Grant
48. 1995 - James Claypool
49. 1996 - Serge Gambucci
50. 1997 - Charlie Holt
51. 1998 - Mike Curran
52. 1998 - Bruce Mather
53. 1999 - Sid Watson
54. 2000 - Ben Bertini
55. 2000 - Gene Grazia
56. 2000 - Bob McVey
57. 2000 - Dick Meredith
58. 2000 - Weldy Olson
59. 2000 - Robert Owen
60. 2000 - Rod Paavola
61. 2000 - Dick Rodenhiser
62. 2001 - Paul Johnson
63. 2002 - Scott Fusco
64. 2002 - Joe Riley
65. 2002 - Doug Woog
66. 2003 - Richard Dougherty
67. 2003 - Mike Eruzione
68. 2003 - John Harrington
69. 2003 - Ralph Jasinski
70. 2003 - Bud Kessel
71. 2003 - Buzz Schneider
72. 2003 - Gary Smith
73. 2003 - Eric Strobel
74. 2003 - Phil Verchota
75. 2003 - Mark Wells
76. 2004 - Paul Coppo
77. 2005 - Huffer Christiansen
78. 2005 - Lane MacDonald
79. 2005 - Murray Williamson
80. 2007 - John MacInnes
81. 2008 - Cammi Granato
82. 2009 - Ben Smith
83. 2009 - Tom Mutch
84. 2009 - Bob Allen
85. 2009 - Amie Hilles
86. 2009 - Kris Pleimann
87. 2009 - Sandra Glasson
88. 2009 - Jeanna Schepman
89. 2009 - Sara DeCosta
90. 2009 - Sarah Tueting
91. 2009 - Tara Mounsey
92. 2009 - Colleen Coyne
93. 2009 - Sue Merz
94. 2009 - Vicki Movsessian
95. 2009 - Chris Bailey
96. 2009 - Lisa Brown-Miller
97. 2009 - Karyn Bye-Dietz
98. 2009 - Laurie Baker
99. 2009 - Sandra Whyte
100. 2009 - A.J. Mleczko
101. 2009 - Jenny Schmidgall
102. 2009 - Shelley Looney
103. 2009 - Alana Blahoski
104. 2009 - Katie King
105. 2009 - Gretchen Ulion
106. 2009 - Tricia Dunn
107. 2010 - Dr. V. George Nagobads
108. 2013 - Cindy Curly
109. 2013 - Ron Mason
110. 2014 - Karyn Bye Dietz
111. 2014 - Jeff Sauer
112. 2014 - Lou Vairo
113. 2015 - Ron DeGregorio
114. 2015 - Angela Ruggiero
115. 2016 - Bill Belisle
116. 2016 - Rick Minch
117. 2016 - Darryl Seibel
118. 2017 - Jack Parker
119. 2017 - Ben Smith
120. 2018 - Natalie Darwitz
121. 2019 - Neal Henderson
122. 2019 - Krissy Wendell
123. 2020 - Jenny Potter
124. 2020 - Jerry York
125. 2021 - Stan Fischler
126. 2022 - Steve Cash
127. 2022 - Jim Johannson
128. 2022 - Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson
129. 2022 - Monique Lamoureux-Morando

THE NUMBER OF U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

01. 31 – NEW YORK RANGERS
02. 31 – BOSTON BRUINS
03. 27 – MINNESOTA NORTH STARS
04. 25 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
05. 21 – ST. LOUIS BLUES
06. 21 – NEW JERSEY DEVILS
07. 20 – DETROIT RED WINGS
08. 18 – PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
09. 17 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
10. 15 – NEW YORK ISLANDERS
11. 15 – WASHINGTON CAPITALS
12. 14 – LOS ANGELES KINGS
13. 12 – MONTREAL CANADIENS
14. 11 – HARTFORD WHALERS
15. 10 – BUFFALO SABRES
16. 10 – PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
17. 09 – TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
18. 09 – CALGARY FLAMES
19. 09 – DALLAS STARS
20. 09 – SAN JOSE SHARKS
21. 07 – WINNIPEG JETS
22. 07 – EDMONTON OILERS
23. 06 – CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
24. 06 – PHOENIX COYOTES
25. 06 – COLORADO AVALANCHE
26. 06 – QUEBEC NORDIQUES
27. 06 – COLORADO ROCKIES
28. 05 – ATLANTA THRASHERS
29. 04 – VANCOUVER CANUCKS
30. 04 – CAROLINA HURRICANES
31. 04 – ANAHEIM DUCKS
32. 04 – MIGHTY DUCKS OF ANAHEIM
33. 03 – OTTAWA SENATORS
34. 03 – NEW YORK AMERICANS
35. 02 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
36. 02 – FLORIDA PANTHERS
37. 02 – CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS
38. 02 – KANSAS CITY SCOUTS
39. 02 – ST. LOUIS EAGLES
40. 02 – TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
41. 02 – ATLANTA FLAMES
42. 01 – COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
43. 01 – NASHVILLE PREDATORS
44. 01 – MINNESOTA WILD
45. 01 – CLEVELAND BARONS
46. 00 – ARIZONA COYOTES
47. 00 – VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS
48. 00 – SEATTLE KRAKEN
49. 00 – DETROIT COUGARS
50. 00 – DETROIT FALCONS
51. 00 – PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS
52. 00 – PITTSBURGH PIRATES
53. 00 – BROOKLYN AMERICANS
54. 00 – CALIFORNIA SEALS
55. 00 – OAKLAND SEALS
56. 00 – BAY AREA SEALS
57. 00 – HAMILTON TIGERS
58. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS
59. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS/MAPLE LEAFS
60. 00 – TORONTO ARENAS
61. 00 – MONTREAL MAROONS
62. 00 – MONTREAL WANDERERS
63. 00 – QUEBEC BULLDOGS

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

NEW YORK RANGERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Myles Lane
03. 1973 - Thomas Lockhart
04. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
05. 1974 - William Moe
06. 1979 - Bob Dill
07. 1981 - William Jennings
08. 1983 - Jack McCartan
09. 1990 - Herb Brooks
10. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
11. 1996 - Craig Patrick
12. 2000 - Larry Pleau
13. 2003 - Bill Baker
14. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
15. 2003 - Rob McClanahan
16. 2003 - Mark Pavelich
17. 2003 - Dave Silk
18. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
19. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
20. 2008 - Brian Leetch
21. 2008 - Mike Richter
22. 2009 - Tony Amonte
23. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
24. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
25. 2013 - Doug Weight
26. 2015 - Chris Drury
27. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
28. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
29. 2016 - Guy Hebert
30. 2018 - Red Berenson
31. 2020 - Tony Granato

BOSTON BRUINS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
02. 1973 - George Brown
03. 1973 - Walter Brown
04. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
05. 1973 - Myles Lane
06. 1973 - George Owen, Jr.
07. 1981 - Thomas Williams
08. 1985 - Robert Blake
09. 1986 - Ken Yackel
10. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
11. 1996 - Reed Larson
12. 1998 - Joe Mullen
13. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
14. 2001 - Dave Christian
15. 2003 - Jim Craig
16. 2003 - John Cunniff
17. 2003 - Dave Silk
18. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
19. 2006 - Mike Milbury
20. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
21. 2008 - Brian Leetch
22. 2013 - Bill Guerin
23. 2016 - Jim Carey
24. 2016 - Craig Janney
25. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
26. 2016 - Brian Rolston
27. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
28. 2018 - Hago Harrington
29. 2019 - Brian Gionta
30. 2019 - Tim Thomas
31. 2021 - Peter McNab

MINNESOTA NORTH STARS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - John Mariucci
02. 1976 - Robert Ridder
03. 1979 - Bob Dill
04. 1980 - Walter Bush
05. 1981 - Thomas Williams
06. 1989 - Robert Paradise
07. 1990 - Herb Brooks
08. 1993 - David Langevin
09. 1995 - Henry Boucha
10. 1996 - Reed Larson
11. 1997 - William Nyrop
12. 1998 - Lou Nanne
13. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
14. 2000 - Neal Broten
15. 2003 - Steve Christoff
16. 2003 - Jim Craig
17. 2003 - Steve Janaszak
18. 2003 - Mark Pavelich
19. 2004 - Mark Johnson
20. 2006 - Gary Gambucci
21. 2007 - Aaron Broten
22. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
23. 2012 - Mike Modano
24. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
25. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
26. 2017 - Ron Wilson
27. 2021 - Paul Holmgren

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / 
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
03. 1973 - Cully Dahlstrom
04. 1973 - Mike Karakas
05. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
06. 1973 - John Mariucci 
07. 1973 - Doc Romnes
08. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
09. 1974 - Victor Heyliger
10. 1974 - Virgil Johnson
11. 1974 - Fido Purpur
12. 1979 - Bob Dill
13. 1982 - Bill Stewart
14. 1984 - Bill Wirtz
15. 1992 - James Fullerton
16. 2001 - Dave Christian
17. 2003 - Jack O’Callahan
18. 2004 - Phil Housley
19. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
20. 2009 - Tony Amonte
21. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
22. 2011 - Chris Chelios
23. 2011 - Gary Suter
24. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
25. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
03. 1973 - Cully Dahlstrom
04. 1973 - Mike Karakas
05. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
06. 1973 - John Mariucci 
07.. 1973 - Doc Romnes
08. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
09. 1974 - Victor Heyliger
10. 1974 - Virgil Johnson
11. 1974 - Fido Purpur
12. 1979 - Bob Dill
13. 1982 - Bill Stewart
14. 1984 - Bill Wirtz
15. 1992 - James Fullerton
16. 2001 - Dave Christian
17. 2005 - Maurice Roberts

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2004 - Phil Housley
02. 2009 - Tony Amonte
03. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011 - Chris Chelios
05. 2011 - Gary Suter
06. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2003 - Jack O’Callahan
02. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk

ST. LOUIS BLUES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1996 - Craig Patrick
02. 1998 - Joe Mullen
03. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
04. 2000 - Larry Pleau
05. 2001 - Dave Christian
06. 2003 - Bill Baker
07. 2004 - Phil Housley
08. 2004 - Mark Johnson
09. 2008 - Brett Hull
10. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
11. 2010 - Art Berglund
12. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
13. 2013 - Bill Guerin
14. 2013 - Doug Weight
15. 2016 - Keith Allain
16. 2016 - Jim Carey
17. 2016 - Guy Hebert
18. 2016 - Craig Janney
19. 2017 - Scott Young
20. 2018 - Red Berenson
21. 2022 - Ryan Miller

NEW JERSEY DEVILS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1990 - Herb Brooks
02. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
03. 2000 - Neal Broten
04. 2003 - John Cunniff
05. 2003 - Jack O’Callahan
06. 2003 - Warren Strelow
07. 2004 - Phil Housley
08. 2004 - Mark Johnson
09. 2007 - Aaron Broten
10. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
11. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
12. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
13. 2013 - Bill Guerin
14. 2014 - Brian Rafalski
15. 2016 - Barry Fisher
16. 2016 - Hans-Juergen Merz
17. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
18. 2016 - Brian Petrovek
19. 2016 - Brian Rolston
20. 2019 - Brian Gionta
21. 2021 - Peter McNab

DETROIT RED WINGS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1974 - Fido Purpur
02. 1978 - Peter Bessone
03. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
04. 1993 - Jack Kelley
05. 1994 - Ned Harkness
06. 1995 - Henry Boucha
07. 1996 - Reed Larson
08. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
09. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
10. 2003 - Mark Howe
11. 2003 - Dave Silk
12. 2004 - Mike Illitch
13. 2008 - Brett Hull
14. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
15. 2011 - Chris Chelios
16. 2012 - Mike Modano
17. 2014 - Brian Rafalski
18. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
19. 2018 - Red Berenson
20. 2020 - Tony Granato

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1989 - Robert Paradise
02. 1990 - Herb Brooks
03. 1991 - Bob Johnson
04. 1993 - Jack Kelley
05. 1996 - Craig Patrick
06. 1998 - Joe Mullen
07. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
08. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
09. 2004 - Mark Johnson
10. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
11. 2009 - John LeClair
12. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
13. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
14. 2013 - Bill Guerin
15. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
16. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
17. 2017 - Scott Young
18. 2020 - Tony Granato

NEW YORK ISLANDERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1990 - Willard Ikola
02. 1992 - James Fullerton
03. 1993 - David Langevin
04. 1995 - Ken Morrow
05. 1996 - Reed Larson
06. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
07. 2006 - Mike Milbury
08. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
09. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
10. 2013 - Bill Guerin
11. 2013 - Doug Weight
12. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
13. 2016 - Craig Janney
14. 2016 - Brian Rolston
15. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski

WASHINGTON CAPITALS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1981 - Thomas Williams
02. 1989 - Robert Paradise
03. 1996 - Craig Patrick
04. 1999 - Rod Langway
05. 2001 - Dave Christian
06. 2003 - Warren Strelow
07. 2004 - Phil Housley
08. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
09. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
10. 2016 - Keith Allain
11. 2016 - Jim Carey
12. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
13. 2016 - Steve Konowalchuk
14. 2017 - Ron Wilson
15. 2018 - David Poile

LOS ANGELES KINGS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
02. 1993 - David Langevin
03. 2000 - Neal Broten
04. 2003 - Steve Christoff
05. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
06. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
07. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
08. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
09. 2016 - Peter Demers
10. 2016 - Hans-Juergen Merz
11. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
12. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
13. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
14. 2020 - Tony Granato

MONTREAL CANADIENS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Mike Karakas
02. 1997 - William Nyrop
03. 1999 - Rod Langway
04. 2000 - Larry Pleau
05. 2003 - Bill Baker
06. 2009 - John LeClair
07. 2011 - Chris Chelios
08. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
09. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
10. 2018 - Red Berenson
11. 2018 - Hago Harrington
12. 2019 - Brian Gionta

HARTFORD WHALERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1988 - Larry Ross
02. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
03. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
04. 2000 - Larry Pleau
05. 2002 - Mark Fusco
06. 2003 - John Cunniff
07. 2003 - Mark Howe
08. 2003 - Rob McClanahan
09. 2004 - Mark Johnson
10. 2017 - Scott Young
11. 2021 - Paul Holmgren

BUFFALO SABRES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1996 - Reed Larson
02. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
03. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
04. 2003 - Rob McClanahan
05. 2004 - Phil Housley
06. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
07. 2015 - Chris Drury
08. 2019 - Brian Gionta
09. 2021 - Peter McNab
10. 2022 - Ryan Miller

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
02. 2003 - Mark Howe
03. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
04. 2009 - Tony Amonte
05. 2009 - John LeClair
06. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
07. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
08. 2011 - Ed Snider
09. 2016 - Joel Otto
10. 2021 - Paul Holmgren

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Doc Romnes
02. 2004 - Phil Housley
03. 2007 - Aaron Broten
04. 2008 - Brian Leetch
05. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
06. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
07. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
08. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
09. 2017 - Ron Wilson

CALGARY FLAMES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991 - Bob Johnson
02. 1998 - Joe Mullen
03. 2003 - Steve Christoff
04. 2004 - Phil Housley
05. 2008 - Brett Hull
06. 2009 - Tony Amonte
07. 2011 - Gary Suter
08. 2015 - Chris Drury
09. 2016 - Joel Otto

DALLAS STARS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2000 - Neal Broten
02. 2008 - Brett Hull
03. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
04. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
05. 2012 - Mike Modano
06. 2013 - Bill Guerin
07. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
08. 2017 - Scott Young
09. 2019 - Tim Thomas

SAN JOSE SHARKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2003 - Mark Pavelich
02. 2003 - Warren Strelow
03. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011 - Gary Suter
05. 2013 - Bill Guerin
06. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
07. 2016 - Craig Janney
08. 2017 - Ron Wilson
09. 2020 - Tony Granato

WINNIPEG JETS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2001 - Dave Christian
02. 2003 - Dave Silk
03. 2004 - Phil Housley
04. 2007 - Aaron Broten
05. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
06. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
07. 2016 - Craig Janney

EDMONTON OILERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1993 - David Langevin
02. 1996 - Reed Larson
03. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
04. 2013 - Bill Guerin
05. 2013 - Doug Weight
06. 2016 - Hans-Juergen Merz
07. 2018 - Paul Stewart

PHOENIX COYOTES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2008 - Brett Hull
02. 2009 - Tony Amonte
03. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
05. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
06. 2016 - Craig Janney

COLORADO AVALANCHE
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2015 - Chris Drury
02. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
03. 2016 - Steve Konowalchuk
04. 2016 - Brian Rolston
05. 2017 - Scott Young
06. 2020 - Tony Granato

QUEBEC NORDIQUES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
02. 2003 - John Cunniff
03. 2007 - Aaron Broten
04. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
05. 2017 - Scott Young
06. 2018 - Paul Stewart

COLORADO ROCKIES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1995 - Henry Boucha
02. 2003 - Bill Baker
03. 2003 - Steve Janaszak
04. 2007 - Aaron Broten
05. 2009 - Bob Webster
06. 2010 - Art Berglund
07. 2016 - Bob Webster

ATLANTA THRASHERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2011 - Chris Chelios
02. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
03. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
04. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
05. 2016 - Shawn McEachern

VANCOUVER CANUCKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
02. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
03. 2021 - Peter McNab
04. 2022 - Ryan Miller

CAROLINA HURRICANES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
02. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
03. 2013 - Peter Karmanos
04. 2013 - Doug Weight

ANAHEIM DUCKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2013 - Doug Weight
02. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
03. 2016 - Chris Kincaid
04. 2022 - Ryan Miller

MIGHTY DUCKS OF ANAHEIM
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
02. 2016 - Guy Hebert
03. 2017 - Ron Wilson
04. 2017 - Scott Young

OTTAWA SENATORS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
02. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
03. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski

NEW YORK AMERICANS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
02. 1973 - Doc Romnes
03. 2005 - Maurice Roberts

FLORIDA PANTHERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
02. 2019 - Tim Thomas

CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1981 - Thomas Williams
02. 1996 - Craig Patrick

KANSAS CITY SCOUTS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1995 - Henry Boucha
02. 1996 - Craig Patrick

ST. LOUIS EAGLES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1974 - Fido Purpur
02. 2000 - Doug Palazzari

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
02. 2016 - Craig Janney

ATLANTA FLAMES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1989 - Robert Paradise
02. 2003 - Jim Craig

CLEVELAND BARONS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1980 - Walter Bush

COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2020 - Dean Blais

NASHVILLE PREDATORS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2018 - David Poile

MINNESOTA WILD
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016 - Brian Rolston

THE NUMBER OF U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

01. 31 – NEW YORK RANGERS
02. 31 – BOSTON BRUINS
03. 27 – MINNESOTA NORTH STARS
04. 25 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
05. 21 – ST. LOUIS BLUES
06. 21 – NEW JERSEY DEVILS
07. 20 – DETROIT RED WINGS
08. 18 – PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
09. 17 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
10. 15 – NEW YORK ISLANDERS
11. 15 – WASHINGTON CAPITALS
12. 14 – LOS ANGELES KINGS
13. 12 – MONTREAL CANADIENS
14. 11 – HARTFORD WHALERS
15. 10 – BUFFALO SABRES
16. 10 – PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
17. 09 – TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
18. 09 – CALGARY FLAMES
19. 09 – DALLAS STARS
20. 09 – SAN JOSE SHARKS
21. 07 – WINNIPEG JETS
22. 07 – EDMONTON OILERS
23. 06 – CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
24. 06 – PHOENIX COYOTES
25. 06 – COLORADO AVALANCHE
26. 06 – QUEBEC NORDIQUES
27. 06 – COLORADO ROCKIES
28. 05 – ATLANTA THRASHERS
29. 04 – VANCOUVER CANUCKS
30. 04 – CAROLINA HURRICANES
31. 04 – ANAHEIM DUCKS
32. 04 – MIGHTY DUCKS OF ANAHEIM
33. 03 – OTTAWA SENATORS
34. 03 – NEW YORK AMERICANS
35. 02 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
36. 02 – FLORIDA PANTHERS
37. 02 – CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS
38. 02 – KANSAS CITY SCOUTS
39. 02 – ST. LOUIS EAGLES
40. 02 – TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
41. 02 – ATLANTA FLAMES
42. 01 – COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
43. 01 – NASHVILLE PREDATORS
44. 01 – MINNESOTA WILD
45. 01 – CLEVELAND BARONS
46. 00 – ARIZONA COYOTES
47. 00 – VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS
48. 00 – SEATTLE KRAKEN
49. 00 – DETROIT COUGARS
50. 00 – DETROIT FALCONS
51. 00 – PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS
52. 00 – PITTSBURGH PIRATES
53. 00 – BROOKLYN AMERICANS
54. 00 – CALIFORNIA SEALS
55. 00 – OAKLAND SEALS
56. 00 – BAY AREA SEALS
57. 00 – HAMILTON TIGERS
58. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS
59. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS/MAPLE LEAFS
60. 00 – TORONTO ARENAS
61. 00 – MONTREAL MAROONS
62. 00 – MONTREAL WANDERERS
63. 00 – QUEBEC BULLDOGS

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

THE NUMBER OF HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
PLAYER CATEGORY AND BUILDER CATEGORY COMBINED

01. 75 - Toronto Maple Leafs
02. 73 - Detroit Red Wings
03. 71 - Montreal Canadiens
04. 70 - New York Rangers
05. 67 - Boston Bruins
06. 66 - Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks
07. 53 - Chicago Black Hawks
08. 35 - St. Louis Blues
09. 34 - Ottawa Senators
10. 23 - Los Angeles Kings
11. 23 - New York Americans
12. 21 - Vancouver Canucks
13. 21 - Pittsburgh Penguins
14. 19 - Philadelphia Flyers
15. 16 - New Jersey Devils
16. 16 - Buffalo Sabres
17. 16 - Montreal Maroons
18. 15 - Edmonton Oilers
19. 15 - Calgary Flames
20. 12 - Colorado Avalanche
21. 12 - Hartford Whalers
22. 12 - Minnesota North Stars
23. 11 - New York Islanders
24. 10 - Washington Capitals
25. 10 - Dallas Stars
26. 10 - Hamilton Tigers
27. 10 - Detroit Cougars
28. 09 - Detroit Falcons
29. 09 - Chicago Blackhawks
30. 09 - Quebec Nordiques
31. 09 - Toronto St. Pats
32. 08 - Quebec Bulldogs
33. 08 - Florida Panthers
34. 07 - Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
35. 06 - Tampa Bay Lightning
36. 06 - Winnipeg Jets
37. 06 - San Jose Sharks
38. 05 - Carolina Hurricanes
39. 05 - St. Louis Eagles
40. 05 - Toronto Arenas
41. 04 - Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
42. 04 - Phoenix Coyotes
43. 04 - Phoenix Coyotes / Arizona Coyotes
44. 04 - Chicago Black Hawks / Blackhawks
45. 04 - Toronto St. Pats/Maple Leafs
46. 04 - Montreal Wanderers
47. 04 - Pittsburgh Pirates
48. 03 - Atlanta Flames
49. 03 - Atlanta Thrashers
50. 03 - California Golden Seals
51. 03 - Oakland Seals
52. 02 - California Seals
53. 02 - Bay Area Seals
54. 02 - Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
55. 02 - Nashville Predators
56. 02 - Cleveland Barons
57. 02 - Brooklyn Americans
58. 02 - Kansas City Scouts
59. 01 - Anaheim Ducks
60. 01 - Columbus Blue Jackets
61. 01 - Colorado Rockies
62. 01 - Philadelphia Quakers
63. 00 - Arizona Coyotes
64. 00 - Minnesota Wild
65. 00 - Vegas Golden Knights
66. 00 - Seattle Kraken

NOTE: Denis Savard and Doug Wilson are the only players in the Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks. 

NOTE: Roger Neilson is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was an assistant coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Bob Pulford is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was a head coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

THE TOTAL NUMBER OF HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
AND U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
THOSE WHO WERE INDUCTED INTO BOTH HALLS OF FAME
ARE ONLY COUNTED ONCE FOR THIS LIST;
ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

01. 94 – New York Rangers
02. 90 – Boston Bruins
03. 85 – Detroit Red Wings
04. 83 – Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks
05. 79 – Toronto Maple Leafs
06. 78 – Montreal Canadiens
07. 65 – Chicago Black Hawks
08. 49 – St. Louis Blues
09. 37 – Los Angeles Kings
10. 37 – New Jersey Devils
11. 35 – Pittsburgh Penguins
12. 34 – Minnesota North Stars
13. 33 – Ottawa Senators
14. 27 – Philadelphia Flyers
15. 25 – New York Americans
16. 23 – New York Islanders
17. 23 – Buffalo Sabres
18. 22 – Edmonton Oilers
19. 22 – Hartford Whalers
20. 21 – Washington Capitals
21. 20 – Calgary Flames
22. 20 – Vancouver Canucks
23. 18 – Colorado Avalanche
24. 17 – Dallas Stars
25. 15 – San Jose Sharks
26. 15 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
27. 14 – Quebec Nordiques
28. 14 – Montreal Maroons
29. 13 – Chicago Blackhawks
30. 12 – Winnipeg Jets
31. 09 – Florida Panthers
32. 09 – Phoenix Coyotes
33. 09 – Toronto St. Pats
34. 09 – Detroit Cougars
35. 08 – Detroit Falcons
36. 08 – Quebec Bulldogs
37. 08 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
38. 08 – Tampa Bay Lightning
39. 08 – Carolina Hurricanes
40. 07 – Atlanta Thrashers
41. 07 – Colorado Rockies
42. 07 – Hamilton Tigers
43. 05 – Anaheim Ducks
44. 05 – Chicago Black Hawks / Blackhawks
45. 05 – Toronto St. Pats/Maple Leafs
46. 05 – Toronto Arenas
47. 05 – Atlanta Flames
48. 05 – St. Louis Eagles
49. 04 – California Golden Seals
50. 04 – Pittsburgh Pirates
51. 03 – Nashville Predators
52. 03 – Kansas City Scouts
53. 03 – Oakland Seals
54. 02 – California Seals
55. 02 – Bay Area Seals
56. 02 – Cleveland Barons
57. 02 – Brooklyn Americans
58. 02 – Montreal Wanderers
59. 02 – Columbus Blue Jackets
60. 02 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
61. 01 – Minnesota Wild
62. 01 – Philadelphia Quakers
63. 00 – Arizona Coyotes
64. 00 – Vegas Golden Knights
65. 00 – Seattle Kraken

NOTE: Denis Savard and Doug Wilson are the only players in the Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks. 

NOTE: Roger Neilson is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was an assistant coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

 

NOTE: Bob Pulford is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was a head coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

[NHL HHOF]

Why is the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame located in tiny Eveleth, Minnesota?

The Iron Range attraction is one of two hockey halls of fame in North America.

https://www.startribune.com/iron-range-hockey-history-mariucci-mayasich-nhl/600072930/

 

DULUTH — The small Iron Range city of Eveleth is home to an outsized number of pilgrimage-worthy destinations for hockey fans. It boasts a 110-foot-long hockey stick, a famous Hippodrome ice rink and the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Museum.

 

Lifelong hockey fan Mike Ethen wanted to know how the Hall of Fame — located on Hat Trick Avenue — ended up in Eveleth of all places. It is "out of the way and in a small town," Ethen said, similar to New York's Cooperstown National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

 

"When compared to the regal [Hockey Hall of Fame] in Toronto, it just seems like an unusual choice," Ethen said, referring to the home of the Stanley Cup. He sought answers from Curious Minnesota, the Star Tribune's community reporting project fueled by great reader questions.

 

Despite its modest population, Eveleth produced a disproportionate number of hockey stars during the 20th century. As Minneapolis Star columnist Jim Klobuchar once wrote, "If U.S. hockey didn't begin in Eveleth, this is where it got its flavor and some of its broken teeth."

 

No one symbolized Eveleth's long-ago dominance more than John Mariucci and John Mayasich, who remain hockey legends for their achievements ranging from college hockey to the Olympic Games. The Eveleth High School Golden Bears team won four state titles in a row during its heyday — a rare feat. Many Eveleth players went on to the NHL.

 

Eveleth native Sam LoPresti, right, goaltending for the Chicago Blackhawks in the 1941-1942 season.

 

"Nobody produced them like Eveleth in the day," said Hall of Fame director Doug Palazzari. "It's a storied history."

 

The Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto was established in the 1940s and moved into its first building in 1961. It focuses on the athletes globally who have contributed to the sport.

 

 

Eveleth mining executive D. Kelly Campbell proposed building a U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in Eveleth in the late 1960s. The Eveleth Civic Association then formally applied to the Amateur Hockey Association of the United States — now known as USA Hockey — which approved the proposal at a meeting in Boston in 1968.

 

The building became a reality in 1973 with the help of a sizable federal grantstemming from legislation sponsored by the area's congressman at the time, U.S. Rep. John Blatnik.

 

So why have two hockey hall of fames? The Eveleth facility's first director, Roger Godin, told the Minneapolis Tribune in 1977 that the Toronto hall mostly honors Canadian players.

 

At the Eveleth Hippodrome in 2005, Iron Range hockey legends Aldo Palazzari, Ben Swarthout, Ron Drobnick, John Mayasich, Bill McKenzie and Dave Hendrickson pose for a portrait below Iron Range hockey greats Sam LoPresti, Mike Karakas, and Frank Brimsek.

"This Hockey Hall of Fame is set up for the United States," Godin, who is now team curator for the Minnesota Wild, said at the time. "I don't want to build a Hall of Fame on the exploits of Canadian players. I want to bring the Americans in."

 

The Eveleth facility struggled to attract enough visitors to break even in its early years, based on newspaper accounts. There were discussions in the mid-1980s of moving it to the Met Center in Bloomington to help boost attendance, but they ultimately fizzled.

 

"Would they move baseball's Hall of Fame from Cooperstown, N.Y. to Manhattan? Or transfer pro football's from the NFL's Canton, Ohio birthplace to Cleveland? Of course not!" the Star Tribune editorial board wrote in 1985, opposing the move.

 

A displaying showing Hall of Fame inductees at the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in Eveleth.

The museum is dedicated to American hockey players and those who helped develop the sport, from youth hockey to the NHL. It dedicates space to NHL coach and St. Paul native Herb Brooks, the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team and one of the first Zambonis ever made, among other exhibits.

 

Sixteen Eveleth players and coaches are enshrined in the museum's "Great Wall of Fame," including Sam LoPresti, Frank "Mr. Zero" Brimsek, Mike Karakas, Mayasich, Mariucci, Cliff Thompson, Connie Pleban and Mark Pavelich. Pavelich, who died in March, was inducted as a member of that 1980 Olympic team.

 

The Eveleth museum typically receives between 10,000 and 15,000 visitors a year, compared with the more than 279,000 people who visited the Toronto hall in 2019. Low attendance forced the Minnesota facility to close for a period in the mid-2000s.

 

The 1948 Eveleth High School championship team. John Mayasich is third from the left.

The hall is a nonprofit funded through admissions, donations, public funding and grants — including those from USA Hockey.

 

Godin said this week that the museum remains significant today as the U.S. produces a larger share of players in the NHL, while remaining a minority in the league overall. Roughly a quarter of the players in the NHL are American.

 

"It's important that our role in the sport be emphasized," he said.

 

 

 

 

[NHL HHOF]

McNab dies at 70, was 2021 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame inductee

Forward, broadcaster diagnosed with cancer in August, 11th in Bruins history in goals

https://www.nhl.com/news/us-hockey-hall-of-fame-inductee-peter-mcnab-dies-at-70/c-337290468

 

 

[NHL HHOF]

McNab remembered as great broadcast partner, caring friend

Avalanche analyst died at 70, worked with Fischler on Devils games

https://www.nhl.com/news/peter-mcnab-remembered-as-great-broadcast-partner-caring-friend/c-337302984

[NHL HHOF]

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES /

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / 

WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

 

1991 / 2020 / 2010 – Robbie Ftorek

[NHL HHOF]

This is what a U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony is supposed to look like...

 

Bill Dineen * Howard Baldwin * Scott Gomez * Mike Grier * Dustin Byfuglien

 

[NHL HHOF]

The 10 Greatest American Hockey Players Ever

https://thehockeywriters.com/10-greatest-american-players-ever/

 

10) Auston Matthews

9) Hobey Baker

Jonathan Quick

7) Pat LaFontaine

6) Neal Broten

5) Brian Leetch

4) Cammi Granato

3) Patrick Kane

2) Mike Modano

1) Chris Chelios

 

Honorable Mention: Keith Tkachuk

Honorable Mention: Phil Housley

Honorable Mention: Brett Hull

[NHL HHOF]

HOCKEY HALL OF FAME /
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1945 / 1973 – Hobey Baker
02. 1966 / 1973 – Frank Brimsek
03. 1961 / 1973 – George Brown
04. 1962 / 1973 – Walter Brown
05. 1952 / 1973 – Moose Goheen
06. 1965 / 1973 – Thomas Lockhart
07. 1985 / 1973 – John Mariucci
08. 1978 / 1973 – William Tutt
09. 1964 / 1974 – William Chadwick
10. 2000 / 1980 – Walter Bush
11. 1975 / 1981 – William Jennings
12. 1976 / 1984 – Bill Wirtz
13. 2006 / 1990 – Herb Brooks
14. 1992 / 1991 – Bob Johnson
15. 2001 / 1996 – Craig Patrick
16. 2000 / 1998 – Joe Mullen
17. 2002 / 1999 – Rod Langway
18. 2011 / 2003 – Mark Howe
19. 2003 / 2003 – Pat LaFontaine
20. 2015 / 2004 – Phil Housley
21. 2003 / 2004 – Mike Illitch
22. 2010 / 2008 – Cammi Granato
23. 2009 / 2008 – Brett Hull
24. 2009 / 2008 – Brian Leetch
25. 2013 / 2011 – Chris Chelios
26. 1988 / 2011 – Ed Snider
27. 2009 / 2012 – Lou Lamoriello
28. 2014 / 2012 – Mike Modano
29. 2015 / 2013 – Peter Karmanos
30. 2015 / 2015 – Angela Ruggiero
31. 2018 / 2019 – Gary Bettman
32. 2019 / 2020 – Jerry York

33. 2023 / 2009 – Tom Barrasso

[NHL HHOF]

THE TOTAL NUMBER OF HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
AND U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
THOSE WHO WERE INDUCTED INTO BOTH HALLS OF FAME
ARE ONLY COUNTED ONCE FOR THIS LIST;
ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

01. 95 – New York Rangers
02. 90 – Boston Bruins
03. 86 – Detroit Red Wings
04. 83 – Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks
05. 80 – Toronto Maple Leafs
06. 79 – Montreal Canadiens
07. 65 – Chicago Black Hawks
08. 51 – St. Louis Blues
09. 37 – Los Angeles Kings
10. 37 – New Jersey Devils
11. 36 – Pittsburgh Penguins
12. 34 – Minnesota North Stars
13. 34 – Ottawa Senators
14. 28 – Philadelphia Flyers

15. 25 – Buffalo Sabres

16. 25 – New York Americans
17. 24 – New York Islanders

18. 23 – Edmonton Oilers
19. 22 – Hartford Whalers
20. 21 – Washington Capitals
21. 21 – Calgary Flames
22. 20 – Vancouver Canucks
23. 20 – Colorado Avalanche
24. 19 – Dallas Stars
25. 16 – San Jose Sharks
26. 15 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
27. 15 – Quebec Nordiques
28. 14 – Montreal Maroons
29. 13 – Chicago Blackhawks
30. 12 – Winnipeg Jets
31. 10 – Florida Panthers

32. 09 – Carolina Hurricanes

33. 09 – Phoenix Coyotes
34. 09 – Toronto St. Pats
35. 09 – Detroit Cougars
36. 08 – Detroit Falcons
37. 08 – Quebec Bulldogs
38. 08 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
39. 08 – Tampa Bay Lightning

40. 07 – Atlanta Thrashers
41. 07 – Colorado Rockies
42. 07 – Hamilton Tigers
43. 05 – Anaheim Ducks
44. 05 – Chicago Black Hawks / Blackhawks
45. 05 – Toronto St. Pats/Maple Leafs
46. 05 – Toronto Arenas
47. 05 – Atlanta Flames
48. 05 – St. Louis Eagles
49. 04 – California Golden Seals
50. 04 – Pittsburgh Pirates

51. 03 – Columbus Blue Jackets

52. 03 – Nashville Predators
53. 03 – Kansas City Scouts
54. 03 – Oakland Seals
55. 02 – California Seals
56. 02 – Bay Area Seals
57. 02 – Cleveland Barons
58. 02 – Brooklyn Americans
59. 02 – Montreal Wanderers

60. 02 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
61. 01 – Minnesota Wild
62. 01 – Philadelphia Quakers
63. 00 – Arizona Coyotes
64. 00 – Vegas Golden Knights
65. 00 – Seattle Kraken

NOTE: Denis Savard and Doug Wilson are the only players in the Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks. 

NOTE: Roger Neilson is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was an assistant coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

 

NOTE: Bob Pulford is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was a head coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

 

[NHL HHOF]

The U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame is not as hard to get into as the Hockey Hall of Fame is. The standards are a bit lower, and there is less competition since it's only for Americans, for the most part. Unlike the Hockey Hall of Fame, a person can be inducted more than once into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame, but there is a catch. The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame also inducts all the members of a team that wins the GOLD medal in the Olympics, or the World Cup. This means the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame is more like the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. A person can be inducted as a solo artist, and they could also be inducted as a member of a band or bands. There is no limit to the number of times you can be inducted. But in the case of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame, you can only be inducted multiple times if you win GOLD, not SILVER, not BRONZE. Also, unlike the Hockey Hall of Fame, the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame doesn't brake the inductees into categories like the player category, or the builder category for coaches and team owners, or the referee category. Or at least it's not spoken about at the ceremony, or on their website. 

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME https://www.ushockeyhalloffame.com

THE U.S HOCKEY HALL OF FAME MUSEUM https://www.ushockeyhall.com/home

All the numerical breakdowns were done by me, not by the U.S Hockey Hall of Fame.

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (1973-PRESENT) | EVELETH, MINNESOTA

265 PEOPLE INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME.

199 INDUCTEES.

195 INDIVIDUAL INDUCTEES.

4 TEAM INDUCTEES – 115 IS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED.

OF THE 115 TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED, 45 OF THEM ARE TWO-TIME INDUCTEES.

70 IS THE REMAINING NUMBER OF TEAM MEMBERS INDUCTED.

195 + 70 = 265 PEOPLE INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME.

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (1973-PRESENT) | EVELETH, MINNESOTA

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Hobey Baker
03. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
04. 1973 - George Brown
05. 1973 - Walter Brown
06. 1973 - John Chase
07. 1973 - Cully Dahlstrom
08. 1973 - John B. Garrison
09. 1973 - Doc Gibson
10. 1973 - Moose Goheen
11. 1973 - Malcolm Gordon
12. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
13. 1973 - Mike Karakas
14. 1973 - Myles Lane
15. 1973 - Thomas Lockhart
16. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
17. 1973 - John Mariucci
18. 1973 - George Owen, Jr.
19. 1973 - Ding Palmer
20. 1973 - Doc Romnes
21. 1973 - Clifford Thompson
22. 1973 - William Tutt
23. 1973 - Ralph Winsor
24. 1973 - Coddy Winters
25. 1973 - Lyle Wright
26. 1974 - William Chadwick
27. 1974 - Ray Chaisson
28. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
29. 1974 - Doug Everett
30. 1974 - Victor Heyliger
31. 1974 - Virgil Johnson
32. 1974 - John Kelley
33. 1974 - William Moe
34. 1974 - Fido Purpur
35. 1975 - Anthony Conroy
36. 1975 - Austie Harding
37. 1975 - Stewart Inglehart
38. 1975 - Joseph Linder
39. 1975 - Fred Moseley
40. 1976 - William Cleary
41. 1976 - John Mayasich
42. 1976 - Robert Ridder
43. 1977 - Earl Bartholome
44. 1977 - Eddie Olson
45. 1977 - William Riley
46. 1978 - Peter Bessone
47. 1978 - Donald Clark
48. 1978 - Hub Nelson
49. 1979 - Bob Dill
50. 1979 - Jack Riley, Jr.
51. 1980 - Walter Bush
52. 1980 - Nick Kahler
53. 1981 - Robert Cleary
54. 1981 - William Jennings
55. 1981 - Thomas Williams
56. 1982 - Cal Marvin
57. 1982 - Bill Stewart
58. 1983 - Oscar Almquist
59. 1983 - Jack McCartan
60. 1984 - Bill Christian
61. 1984 - Bill Wirtz
62. 1985 - Robert Blake
63. 1985 - Richard Rondeau
64. 1985 - Harold Trumble
65. 1986 - Jack Garrity
66. 1986 - Ken Yackel
67. 1987 - Jack Kirrane
68. 1987 - Muzz Murray, Sr.
69. 1988 - Richard Desmond
70. 1988 - Larry Ross
71. 1989 - Roger Christian
72. 1989 - Robert Paradise
73. 1990 - Herb Brooks
74. 1990 - Willard Ikola
75. 1990 - Connie Pleban
76. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
77. 1991 - Bob Johnson
78. 1991 - John Matchefts
79. 1992 - Amo Bessone
80. 1992 - Len Ceglarski
81. 1992 - James Fullerton
82. 1993 - Jack Kelley
83. 1993 - David Langevin
84. 1993 - Charles Schulz
85. 1994 - Joe Cavanagh
86. 1994 - Wally Grant
87. 1994 - Ned Harkness
88. 1995 - Henry Boucha
89. 1995 - James Claypool
90. 1995 - Ken Morrow
91. 1996 - Serge Gambucci
92. 1996 - Reed Larson
93. 1996 - Craig Patrick
94. 1997 - Charlie Holt
95. 1997 - William Nyrop
96. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
97. 1998 - Mike Curran
98. 1998 - Bruce Mather
99. 1998 - Joe Mullen
100. 1998 - Lou Nanne
101. 1999 - Rod Langway
102. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
103. 1999 - Sid Watson
104. 2000 - Neal Broten
105. 2000 - Doug Palazzari
106. 2000 - Larry Pleau
107. 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
108. 2001 - Dave Christian
109. 2001 - Paul Johnson
110. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
111. 2002 - Mark Fusco
112. 2002 - Scott Fusco
113. 2002 - Joe Riley
114. 2002 - Doug Woog
115. 2003 - John Cunniff
116. 2003 - Richard Dougherty
117. 2003 - Mark Howe
118. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
119. 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
120. 2004 - Paul Coppo
121. 2004 - Phil Housley
122. 2004 - Mike Illitch
123. 2004 - Mark Johnson
124. 2005 - Huffer Christiansen
125. 2005 - Lane MacDonald
126. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
127. 2005 - Murray Williamson
128. 2006 - Curly Brink
129. 2006 - Gary Gambucci
130. 2006 - Mike Milbury
131. 2007 - Aaron Broten
132. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
133. 2007 - John MacInnes
134. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
135. 2008 - Cammi Granato
136. 2008 - Brett Hull
137. 2008 - Brian Leetch
138. 2008 - Mike Richter
139. 2009 - Tony Amonte
140. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
141. 2009 - John LeClair
142. 2009 - Frank Zamboni
143. 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
144. 2010 - Art Berglund
145. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
146. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
147. 2010 - Dr. V. George Nagobads
148. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
149. 2011 - Chris Chelios
150. 2011 - Mike Emrick
151. 2011 - Ed Snider
152. 2011 - Gary Suter
153. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
154. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
155. 2012 - Mike Modano
156. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
157. 2013 - Cindy Curly
158. 2013 - Bill Guerin
159. 2013 - Peter Karmanos
160. 2013 - Ron Mason
161. 2013 - Doug Weight
162. 2014 - Karyn Bye Dietz
163. 2014 - Brian Rafalski
164. 2014 - Jeff Sauer
165. 2014 - Lou Vairo
166. 2015 - Ron DeGregorio
167. 2015 - Chris Drury
168. 2015 - Angela Ruggiero
169. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
170. 2016 - Bill Belisle
171. 2016 - Craig Janney
172. 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
173. 2017 - Kevin Collins
174. 2017 - Jack Parker
175. 2017 - Ben Smith
176. 2017 - Ron Wilson
177. 2017 - Scott Young
178. 2018 - Red Berenson
179. 2018 - Natalie Darwitz
180. 2018 - Hago Harrington
181. 2018 - David Poile
182. 2018 - Paul Stewart
183. 2019 - Gary Bettman
184. 2019 - Brian Gionta
185. 2019 - Neal Henderson
186. 2019 - Tim Thomas
187. 2019 - Krissy Wendell
188. 2020 - Dean Blais
189. 2020 - Tony Granato
190. 2020 - Jenny Potter
191. 2020 - Jerry York
192. 2021 - Stan Fischler
193. 2021 - Paul Holmgren
194. 2021 - Peter McNab
195. 2022 - Steve Cash
196. 2022 - Jim Johannson
197. 2022 - Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson
198. 2022 - Monique Lamoureux-Morando
199. 2022 - Ryan Miller

TEAMS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
02. 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
03. 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
04. 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

01. 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

01. Coach: Jack Riley, Jr.
02. Manager: James Claypool 
03. Trainer: Ben Bertini
04. Goaltender: Jack McCartan
05. Goaltender: Larry Palmer
06. Defensemen: Jack Kirrane
07. Defensemen: John Mayasich
08. Defensemen: Robert Owen
09. Defensemen: Rod Paavola
10. Center: Bob McVey
11. Center: Paul Johnson
12. Center: Thomas Williams
13. Winger: Dick Rodenhiser
14. Winger: Dick Meredith
15. Winger: Weldy Olson
16. Winger: William Cleary
17. Winger: Robert Cleary
18. Winger: Roger Christian
19. Winger: Bill Christian
20. Winger: Gene Grazia

02. 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team

01. Head Coach: Herb Brooks
02. Assistant Coach: Craig Patrick
03. Manager: Ralph Jasinski
04. Goalie Coach: Warren Strelow
05. Physician: Dr. V. George Nagobads
06. Trainer: Gary Smith
07. Equipment Manager: Bud Kessel
08. Goaltender: Jim Craig
09. Goaltender: Steve Janaszak
10. Defensemen: Bill Baker
11. Defensemen: Dave Christian
12. Defensemen: Ken Morrow
13. Defensemen: Jack O’Callahan
14. Defensemen: Mike Ramsey
15. Defensemen: Bob Suter
16. Forward: Neal Broten
17. Forward: Steve Christoff
18. Forward: Mike Eruzione
19. Forward: John Harrington
20. Forward: Mark Johnson
21. Forward: Rob McClanahan
22. Forward: Mark Pavelich
23. Forward: Buzz Schneider
24. Forward: Dave Silk
25. Forward: Eric Strobel
26. Forward: Phil Verchota
27. Forward: Mark Wells

03. 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team

01. Head Coach: Ben Smith
02. Assistant Coach: Tom Mutch
03. Women’s Olympic Team Chairman: Bob Allen
04. Team Leader: Amie Hilles
05. Media Relations Manager: Kris Pleimann
06. Team Physician: Sandra Glasson
07. Athletic Trainer: Jeanna Schepman
08. Equipment Manager: Bob Webster
09. Goaltender: Sara DeCosta
10. Goaltender: Sarah Tueting
11. Defensemen: Tara Mounsey
12. Defensemen: Angela Ruggiero
13. Defensemen: Colleen Coyne
14. Defensemen: Sue Merz
15. Defensemen: Vicki Movsessian
16. Defensemen: Chris Bailey
17. Forward: Lisa Brown-Miller
18. Forward: Karyn Bye-Dietz
19. Forward: Laurie Baker
20. Forward: Sandra Whyte
21. Forward: A.J. Mleczko
22. Forward: Jenny Schmidgall
23. Forward: Shelley Looney
24. Forward: Alana Blahoski
25. Forward: Katie King
26. Forward: Cammi Granato
27. Forward: Gretchen Ulion
28. Forward: Tricia Dunn

04. 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

01. General Manager: Lou Lamoriello
02. Assistant General Manager: Jack Ferreira
03. Team Leader: Brian Petrovek
04. Head Coach: Ron Wilson
05. Assistant Coach: John Cunniff
06. Assistant Coach: Paul Holmgren
07. Assistant Coach: Keith Allain
08. Equipment Manager: Bob Webster
09. Equipment Manager: Chris Kincaid
10. Medical Trainer: Peter Demers
11. Masseur: Hans-Juergen Merz
12. Physician: Barry Fisher
13. Public Relations: Darryl Seibel
14. Public Relations/Team Service: Rick Minch
15. Goaltender: Jim Carey
16. Goaltender: Guy Hebert
17. Goaltender: Mike Richter
18. Defensemen: Shawn Chambers
19. Defensemen: Chris Chelios
20. Defensemen: Derian Hatcher
21. Defensemen: Kevin Hatcher
22. Defensemen: Phil Housley
23. Defensemen: Brian Leetch
24. Defensemen: Mathieu Schneider
25. Defensemen: Gary Suter
26. Forward: Tony Amonte
27. Forward: Adam Deadmarsh
28. Forward: Bill Guerin
29. Forward: Brett Hull
30. Forward: Steve Konowalchuk
31. Forward: Pat LaFontaine
32. Forward: John LeClair
33. Forward: Shawn McEachern
34. Forward: Mike Modano
35. Forward: Joel Otto
36. Forward: Brian Rolston
37. Forward: Bryan Smolinski
38. Forward: Keith Tkachuk
39. Forward: Doug Weight
40. Forward: Scott Young

TWO-TIME INDUCTEES INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 1976 - William Cleary / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
02. 1976 - John Mayasich / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
03. 1979 - Jack Riley, Jr. / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
04. 1981 - Robert Cleary / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
05. 1981 - Thomas Williams / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
06. 1983 - Jack McCartan / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
07. 1984 - Bill Christian / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
08. 1987 - Jack Kirrane / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
09. 1989 - Roger Christian / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
10. 1990 - Herb Brooks / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
11. 1995 - James Claypool / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
12. 1995 - Ken Morrow / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
13. 1996 - Craig Patrick / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
14. 2000 - Neal Broten / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
15. 2001 - Dave Christian / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
16. 2001 - Paul Johnson / 2000 - 1960 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
17. 2001 - Mike Ramsey / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
18. 2003 - John Cunniff / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
19. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
20. 2004 - Phil Housley / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
21. 2004 - Mark Johnson / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
22. 2008 - Cammi Granato / 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team 
23. 2008 - Brett Hull / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
24. 2008 - Brian Leetch / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
25. 2008 - Mike Richter / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
26. 2009 - Tony Amonte / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
27. 2009 - John LeClair / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
28. 2010 - Derian Hatcher / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
29. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
30. 2010 - Dr. V. George Nagobads / 2003 - 1980 Men’s U.S. Olympic Team
31. 2011 - Chris Chelios / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
32. 2011 - Gary Suter / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
33. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
34. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
35. 2012 - Mike Modano / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
36. 2013 - Bill Guerin / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
37. 2013 - Doug Weight / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
38. 2014 - Karyn Bye-Dietz / 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
39. 2015 - Angela Ruggiero / 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
40. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
41. 2017 - Ben Smith / 2009 - 1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team
42. 2017 - Ron Wilson / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
43. 2017 - Scott Young / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team
44. 2021 - Paul Holmgren / 2016 - 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

TWO-TIME INDUCTEES IN THE TEAM CATEGORY

01. 2009 / 2016 – Bob Webster: Equipment Manager
1998 Women’s U.S. Olympic Team / 1996 Men’s World Cup Team

 

HOCKEY HALL OF FAME /
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1945 / 1973 – Hobey Baker
02. 1966 / 1973 – Frank Brimsek
03. 1961 / 1973 – George Brown
04. 1962 / 1973 – Walter Brown
05. 1952 / 1973 – Moose Goheen
06. 1965 / 1973 – Thomas Lockhart
07. 1985 / 1973 – John Mariucci
08. 1978 / 1973 – William Tutt
09. 1964 / 1974 – William Chadwick
10. 2000 / 1980 – Walter Bush
11. 1975 / 1981 – William Jennings
12. 1976 / 1984 – Bill Wirtz
13. 2006 / 1990 – Herb Brooks
14. 1992 / 1991 – Bob Johnson
15. 2001 / 1996 – Craig Patrick
16. 2000 / 1998 – Joe Mullen
17. 2002 / 1999 – Rod Langway
18. 2011 / 2003 – Mark Howe
19. 2003 / 2003 – Pat LaFontaine
20. 2015 / 2004 – Phil Housley
21. 2003 / 2004 – Mike Illitch
22. 2010 / 2008 – Cammi Granato
23. 2009 / 2008 – Brett Hull
24. 2009 / 2008 – Brian Leetch
25. 2013 / 2011 – Chris Chelios
26. 1988 / 2011 – Ed Snider
27. 2009 / 2012 – Lou Lamoriello
28. 2014 / 2012 – Mike Modano
29. 2015 / 2013 – Peter Karmanos
30. 2015 / 2015 – Angela Ruggiero
31. 2018 / 2019 – Gary Bettman
32. 2019 / 2020 – Jerry York

33. 2023 / 2009 – Tom Barrasso

INDUCTED INTO BOTH,
THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME AND
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME,
IN THE SAME YEAR

01. 2003 / 2003 – Pat LaFontaine
02. 2015 / 2015 – Angela Ruggiero

INDUCTED POSTHUMOUSLY INTO
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Hobey Baker
03. 1973 - George Brown
04. 1973 - Walter Brown
05. 1973 - Doc Gibson
06. 1973 - Malcolm Gordon
07. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
08. 1973 - Ding Palmer
09. 1973 - Ralph Winsor
10. 1973 - Coddy Winters
11. 1973 - Lyle Wright
12. 1975 - Joseph Linder
13. 1981 - William Jennings
14. 1982 - Bill Stewart
15. 1987 - Muzz Murray, Sr.
16. 1992 - James Fullerton
17. 1995 - James Claypool
18. 1997 - William Nyrop
19. 1998 - Bruce Mather
20. 2000 - Rod Paavola
21. 2002 - Joe Riley
22. 2003 - John Cunniff
23. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
24. 2006 - Curly Brink
25. 2007 - John MacInnes
26. 2009 - Bob Allen
27. 2009 - Frank Zamboni
28. 2018 - Hago Harrington
29. 2022 - Jim Johannson

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE HEAD COACHES
INDUCTED INTO THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (15)

01. 1982 - Bill Stewart
02. 1990 - Herb Brooks
03. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
04. 1991 - Bob Johnson
05. 1994 - Ned Harkness
06. 1996 - Craig Patrick
07. 1998 - Lou Nanne
08. 2000 - Larry Pleau
09. 2003 - Herb Brooks
10. 2003 - John Cunniff
11. 2006 - Mike Milbury
12. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
13. 2016 - Paul Holmgren
14. 2016 - Lou Lamoriello
15. 2016 - Ron Wilson
16. 2017 - Ron Wilson
17. 2018 - Red Berenson
18. 2020 - Tony Granato
19. 2021 - Paul Holmgren

HEAD COACHES IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
ALL HOCKEY LEAGUES COMBINED (44)

01. 1973 - Malcolm Gordon
02. 1973 - John Mariucci
03. 1973 - Clifford Thompson
04. 1973 - Ralph Winsor
05. 1974 - John Kelley
06. 1977 - Eddie Olson
07. 1979 - Jack Riley, Jr.
08. 1982 - Cal Marvin
09. 1982 - Bill Stewart
10. 1983 - Oscar Almquist
11. 1988 - Larry Ross
12. 1990 - Herb Brooks
13. 1990 - Willard Ikola
14. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
15. 1991 - Bob Johnson
16. 1991 - John Matchefts
17. 1992 - Amo Bessone
18. 1992 - Len Ceglarski
19. 1994 - Ned Harkness
20. 1996 - Craig Patrick
21. 1996 - Serge Gambucci
22. 1998 - Lou Nanne
23. 1999 - Sid Watson
24. 2000 - Larry Pleau
25. 2000 - Jack Riley, Jr.
26. 2002 - Doug Woog
27. 2003 - Herb Brooks
28. 2003 - John Cunniff
29. 2006 - Mike Milbury
30. 2007 - John MacInnes
31. 2009 - Tom Mutch
32. 2009 - Ben Smith
33. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
34. 2013 - Cindy Curly
35. 2013 - Ron Mason
36. 2014 - Jeff Sauer
37. 2014 - Lou Vairo
38. 2016 - Paul Holmgren
39. 2016 - Steve Konowalchuk
40. 2016 - Lou Lamoriello
41. 2016 - Ron Wilson
42. 2017 - Jack Parker
43. 2017 - Ben Smith
44. 2017 - Ron Wilson
45. 2018 - Hago Harrington
46. 2018 - Red Berenson
47. 2020 - Tony Granato
48. 2021 - Paul Holmgren
49. 2022 - Jim Johannson

GOALTENDERS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (28)

01. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
02. 1973 - Mike Karakas
03. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
04. 1978 - Hub Nelson
05. 1983 - Jack McCartan
06. 1988 - Richard Desmond
07. 1988 - Larry Ross
08. 1990 - Willard Ikola
09. 1998 - Mike Curran
10. 2000 - Jack McCartan
11. 2000 - Larry Palmer
12. 2003 - Jim Craig
13. 2003 - Steve Janaszak
14. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
15. 2007 - John MacInnes
16. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
17. 2008 - Mike Richter
18. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
19. 2009 - Sara DeCosta
20. 2009 - Sarah Tueting
21. 2015 - Ron DeGregorio
22. 2016 - Keith Allain
23. 2016 - Jim Carey
24. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
25. 2016 - Guy Hebert
26. 2016 - Brian Petrovek
27. 2016 - Mike Richter
28. 2019 - Tim Thomas
29. 2022 - Ryan Miller
30. 2022 - Steve Cash

CANADIANS IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (16)

01. 1973 - Doc Gibson
02. 1973 - George Owen, Jr.
03. 1973 - Lyle Wright
04. 1994 - Ned Harkness
05. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
06. 1998 - Lou Nanne
07. 2003 - Richard Dougherty
08. 2005 - Huffer Christiansen
09. 2005 - Murray Williamson
10. 2007 - John MacInnes
11. 2008 - Brett Hull
12. 2013 - Ron Mason
13. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
14. 2016 - Brett Hull
15. 2018 - Red Berenson
16. 2018 - David Poile
17. 2021 - Peter McNab

BLACK U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

01. 2019 - Neal Henderson

HEAD COACH AND REFEREE IN
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 1982 - Bill Stewart

PLAYER AND REFEREE IN
THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 2018 - Paul Stewart

REFEREES AND LINESMEN IN
THE U.S HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

01. 1974 - William Chadwick
02. 1982 - Bill Stewart
03. 1985 - Harold Trumble
04. 1992 - James Fullerton
05. 2017 - Kevin Collins
06. 2018 - Paul Stewart

WOMEN IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (26)

01. 2008 - Cammi Granato
02. 2009 - Amie Hilles
03. 2009 - Kris Pleimann
04. 2009 - Sandra Glasson
05. 2009 - Jeanna Schepman
06. 2009 - Sara DeCosta
07. 2009 - Sarah Tueting
08. 2009 - Tara Mounsey
09. 2009 - Angela Ruggiero
10. 2009 - Colleen Coyne
11. 2009 - Sue Merz
12. 2009 - Vicki Movsessian
13. 2009 - Chris Bailey
14. 2009 - Lisa Brown-Miller
15. 2009 - Karyn Bye-Dietz
16. 2009 - Laurie Baker
17. 2009 - Sandra Whyte
18. 2009 - A.J. Mleczko
19. 2009 - Jenny Schmidgall
20. 2009 - Shelley Looney
21. 2009 - Alana Blahoski
22. 2009 - Katie King
23. 2009 - Cammi Granato
24. 2009 - Gretchen Ulion
25. 2009 - Tricia Dunn
22. 2013 - Cindy Curly
23. 2014 - Karyn Bye-Dietz
24. 2015 - Angela Ruggiero
25. 2018 - Natalie Darwitz
26. 2019 - Krissy Wendell
27. 2020 - Jenny Potter
28. 2022 - Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson
29. 2022 - Monique Lamoureux-Morando

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
03. 1973 - George Brown
04. 1973 - Walter Brown
05. 1973 - Cully Dahlstrom
06. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
07. 1973 - Mike Karakas
08. 1973 - Myles Lane
09. 1973 - Thomas Lockhart
10. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
11. 1973 - John Mariucci
12. 1973 - George Owen, Jr.
13. 1973 - Doc Romnes
14. 1974 - William Chadwick
15. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
16. 1974 - Victor Heyliger
17. 1974 - Virgil Johnson
18. 1974 - William Moe
19. 1974 - Fido Purpur
20. 1976 - Robert Ridder
21. 1978 - Peter Bessone
22. 1979 - Bob Dill
23. 1980 - Walter Bush
24. 1981 - William Jennings
25. 1981 - Thomas Williams
26. 1982 - William Stewart
27. 1983 - Jack McCartan
28. 1984 - Bill Wirtz
29. 1985 - Robert Blake
30. 1986 - Ken Yackel
31. 1988 - Larry Ross
32. 1989 - Robert Paradise
33. 1990 - Herb Brooks
34. 1990 - Willard Ikola
35. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
36. 1991 - Bob Johnson
37. 1992 - James Fullerton
38. 1993 - Jack Kelley
39. 1993 - David Langevin
40. 1994 - Wally Grant
41. 1994 - Ned Harkness
42. 1995 - Henry Boucha
43. 1995 - Ken Morrow
44. 1996 - Reed Larson
45. 1996 - Craig Patrick
46. 1997 - William Nyrop
47. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
48. 1998 - Joe Mullen
49. 1998 - Lou Nanne
50. 1999 - Rod Langway
51. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
52. 2000 - Neal Broten
53. 2000 - Doug Palazzari
54. 2000 - Larry Pleau
55. 2001 - Dave Christian
56. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
57. 2002 - Mark Fusco
58. 2003 - Bill Baker
59. 2003 - Steve Christoff
60. 2003 - Jim Craig
61. 2003 - John Cunniff
62. 2003 - Mark Howe
63. 2003 - Steve Janaszak
64. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
65. 2003 - Rob McClanahan
66. 2003 - Jack O’Callahan
67. 2003 - Mark Pavelich
68. 2003 - Dave Silk
69. 2003 - Warren Strelow
70. 2004 - Phil Housley
71. 2004 - Mark Johnson
72. 2004 - Mike Illitch
73. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
74. 2006 - Curly Brink
75. 2006 - Gary Gambucci
76. 2006 - Mike Milbury
77. 2007 - Aaron Broten
78. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
79. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
80. 2008 - Brett Hull
81. 2008 - Brian Leetch
82. 2008 - Mike Richter
83. 2009 - Tony Amonte
84. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
85. 2009 - John LeClair
86. 2009 - Bob Webster
87. 2009 - Frank Zamboni
88. 2010 - Art Berglund
89. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
90. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
91. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
92. 2011 - Chris Chelios
93. 2011 - Mike Emrick
94. 2011 - Ed Snider
95. 2011 - Gary Suter
96. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
97. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
98. 2012 - Mike Modano
99. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
100. 2013 - Bill Guerin
101. 2013 - Peter Karmanos
102. 2013 - Doug Weight
103. 2014 - Brian Rafalski
104. 2015 - Chris Drury
105. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
106. 2016 - Keith Allain
107. 2016 - Jim Carey
108. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
109. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
110. 2016 - Peter Demers
111. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
112. 2016 - Barry Fisher
113. 2016 - Guy Hebert
114. 2016 - Craig Janney
115. 2016 - Chris Kincaid
116. 2016 - Steve Konowalchuk
117. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
118. 2016 - Hans-Juergen Merz
119. 2016 - Joel Otto
120. 2016 - Brian Petrovek
121. 2016 - Brian Rolston
122. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
123. 2017 - Kevin Collins
124. 2017 - Ron Wilson
125. 2017 - Scott Young
126. 2018 - Red Berenson
127. 2018 - Hago Harrington
128. 2018 - David Poile
129. 2018 - Paul Stewart
130. 2019 - Gary Bettman
131. 2019 - Brian Gionta
132. 2019 - Tim Thomas
133. 2020 - Dean Blais
134. 2020 - Tony Granato
135. 2021 - Paul Holmgren
136. 2021 - Peter McNab
137. 2022 - Ryan Miller

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

01. 1973 - Hobey Baker
02. 1973 - John Chase
03. 1973 - John B. Garrison
04. 1973 - Doc Gibson
05. 1973 - Moose Goheen
06. 1973 - Malcolm Gordon
07. 1973 - Ding Palmer
08. 1973 - Clifford Thompson
09. 1973 - William Tutt
10. 1973 - Ralph Winsor
11. 1973 - Coddy Winters
12. 1973 - Lyle Wright
13. 1974 - Ray Chaisson
14. 1974 - Doug Everett
15. 1974 - John Kelley
16. 1975 - Anthony Conroy
17. 1975 - Austie Harding
18. 1975 - Stewart Inglehart
19. 1975 - Joseph Linder
20. 1975 - Fred Moseley
21. 1976 - William Cleary
22. 1976 - John Mayasich
23. 1977 - Earl Bartholome
24. 1977 - Eddie Olson
25. 1977 - William Riley
26. 1978 - Donald Clark
27. 1978 - Hub Nelson
28. 1979 - Jack Riley, Jr.
29. 1980 - Nick Kahler
30. 1981 - Robert Cleary
31. 1982 - Cal Marvin
32. 1983 - Oscar Almquist
33. 1984 - Bill Christian
34. 1985 - Richard Rondeau
35. 1985 - Harold Trumble
36. 1986 - Jack Garrity
37. 1987 - Jack Kirrane
38. 1987 - Muzz Murray, Sr.
39. 1988 - Richard Desmond
40. 1989 - Roger Christian
41. 1990 - Connie Pleban
42. 1991 - John Matchefts
43. 1992 - Amo Bessone
44. 1992 - Len Ceglarski
45. 1993 - Charles Schulz
46. 1994 - Joe Cavanagh
47. 1994 - Wally Grant
48. 1995 - James Claypool
49. 1996 - Serge Gambucci
50. 1997 - Charlie Holt
51. 1998 - Mike Curran
52. 1998 - Bruce Mather
53. 1999 - Sid Watson
54. 2000 - Ben Bertini
55. 2000 - Gene Grazia
56. 2000 - Bob McVey
57. 2000 - Dick Meredith
58. 2000 - Weldy Olson
59. 2000 - Robert Owen
60. 2000 - Rod Paavola
61. 2000 - Dick Rodenhiser
62. 2001 - Paul Johnson
63. 2002 - Scott Fusco
64. 2002 - Joe Riley
65. 2002 - Doug Woog
66. 2003 - Richard Dougherty
67. 2003 - Mike Eruzione
68. 2003 - John Harrington
69. 2003 - Ralph Jasinski
70. 2003 - Bud Kessel
71. 2003 - Buzz Schneider
72. 2003 - Gary Smith
73. 2003 - Eric Strobel
74. 2003 - Phil Verchota
75. 2003 - Mark Wells
76. 2004 - Paul Coppo
77. 2005 - Huffer Christiansen
78. 2005 - Lane MacDonald
79. 2005 - Murray Williamson
80. 2007 - John MacInnes
81. 2008 - Cammi Granato
82. 2009 - Ben Smith
83. 2009 - Tom Mutch
84. 2009 - Bob Allen
85. 2009 - Amie Hilles
86. 2009 - Kris Pleimann
87. 2009 - Sandra Glasson
88. 2009 - Jeanna Schepman
89. 2009 - Sara DeCosta
90. 2009 - Sarah Tueting
91. 2009 - Tara Mounsey
92. 2009 - Colleen Coyne
93. 2009 - Sue Merz
94. 2009 - Vicki Movsessian
95. 2009 - Chris Bailey
96. 2009 - Lisa Brown-Miller
97. 2009 - Karyn Bye-Dietz
98. 2009 - Laurie Baker
99. 2009 - Sandra Whyte
100. 2009 - A.J. Mleczko
101. 2009 - Jenny Schmidgall
102. 2009 - Shelley Looney
103. 2009 - Alana Blahoski
104. 2009 - Katie King
105. 2009 - Gretchen Ulion
106. 2009 - Tricia Dunn
107. 2010 - Dr. V. George Nagobads
108. 2013 - Cindy Curly
109. 2013 - Ron Mason
110. 2014 - Karyn Bye Dietz
111. 2014 - Jeff Sauer
112. 2014 - Lou Vairo
113. 2015 - Ron DeGregorio
114. 2015 - Angela Ruggiero
115. 2016 - Bill Belisle
116. 2016 - Rick Minch
117. 2016 - Darryl Seibel
118. 2017 - Jack Parker
119. 2017 - Ben Smith
120. 2018 - Natalie Darwitz
121. 2019 - Neal Henderson
122. 2019 - Krissy Wendell
123. 2020 - Jenny Potter
124. 2020 - Jerry York
125. 2021 - Stan Fischler
126. 2022 - Steve Cash
127. 2022 - Jim Johannson
128. 2022 - Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson
129. 2022 - Monique Lamoureux-Morando

THE NUMBER OF U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

01. 31 – NEW YORK RANGERS
02. 31 – BOSTON BRUINS
03. 27 – MINNESOTA NORTH STARS
04. 25 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
05. 21 – ST. LOUIS BLUES
06. 21 – NEW JERSEY DEVILS
07. 20 – DETROIT RED WINGS
08. 18 – PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
09. 17 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
10. 15 – NEW YORK ISLANDERS
11. 15 – WASHINGTON CAPITALS
12. 14 – LOS ANGELES KINGS
13. 12 – MONTREAL CANADIENS
14. 11 – HARTFORD WHALERS
15. 10 – BUFFALO SABRES
16. 10 – PHILADELPHIA FLYERS

17. 10 – CALGARY FLAMES

18. 09 – TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS

19. 09 – DALLAS STARS
20. 09 – SAN JOSE SHARKS
21. 07 – WINNIPEG JETS
22. 07 – EDMONTON OILERS
23. 06 – CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
24. 06 – PHOENIX COYOTES
25. 06 – COLORADO AVALANCHE
26. 06 – QUEBEC NORDIQUES
27. 06 – COLORADO ROCKIES
28. 05 – ATLANTA THRASHERS
29. 04 – VANCOUVER CANUCKS
30. 04 – CAROLINA HURRICANES
31. 04 – ANAHEIM DUCKS
32. 04 – MIGHTY DUCKS OF ANAHEIM

33. 03 – ATLANTA FLAMES

34. 03 – OTTAWA SENATORS
35. 03 – NEW YORK AMERICANS
36. 02 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
37. 02 – FLORIDA PANTHERS
38. 02 – CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS
39. 02 – KANSAS CITY SCOUTS
40. 02 – ST. LOUIS EAGLES

41. 02 – TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING

42. 01 – COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
43. 01 – NASHVILLE PREDATORS
44. 01 – MINNESOTA WILD
45. 01 – CLEVELAND BARONS
46. 00 – ARIZONA COYOTES
47. 00 – VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS
48. 00 – SEATTLE KRAKEN
49. 00 – DETROIT COUGARS
50. 00 – DETROIT FALCONS
51. 00 – PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS
52. 00 – PITTSBURGH PIRATES
53. 00 – BROOKLYN AMERICANS
54. 00 – CALIFORNIA SEALS
55. 00 – OAKLAND SEALS
56. 00 – BAY AREA SEALS
57. 00 – HAMILTON TIGERS
58. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS
59. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS/MAPLE LEAFS
60. 00 – TORONTO ARENAS
61. 00 – MONTREAL MAROONS
62. 00 – MONTREAL WANDERERS
63. 00 – QUEBEC BULLDOGS

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

NEW YORK RANGERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Myles Lane
03. 1973 - Thomas Lockhart
04. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
05. 1974 - William Moe
06. 1979 - Bob Dill
07. 1981 - William Jennings
08. 1983 - Jack McCartan
09. 1990 - Herb Brooks
10. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
11. 1996 - Craig Patrick
12. 2000 - Larry Pleau
13. 2003 - Bill Baker
14. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
15. 2003 - Rob McClanahan
16. 2003 - Mark Pavelich
17. 2003 - Dave Silk
18. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
19. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
20. 2008 - Brian Leetch
21. 2008 - Mike Richter
22. 2009 - Tony Amonte
23. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
24. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
25. 2013 - Doug Weight
26. 2015 - Chris Drury
27. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
28. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
29. 2016 - Guy Hebert
30. 2018 - Red Berenson
31. 2020 - Tony Granato

BOSTON BRUINS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
02. 1973 - George Brown
03. 1973 - Walter Brown
04. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
05. 1973 - Myles Lane
06. 1973 - George Owen, Jr.
07. 1981 - Thomas Williams
08. 1985 - Robert Blake
09. 1986 - Ken Yackel
10. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
11. 1996 - Reed Larson
12. 1998 - Joe Mullen
13. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
14. 2001 - Dave Christian
15. 2003 - Jim Craig
16. 2003 - John Cunniff
17. 2003 - Dave Silk
18. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
19. 2006 - Mike Milbury
20. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
21. 2008 - Brian Leetch
22. 2013 - Bill Guerin
23. 2016 - Jim Carey
24. 2016 - Craig Janney
25. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
26. 2016 - Brian Rolston
27. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
28. 2018 - Hago Harrington
29. 2019 - Brian Gionta
30. 2019 - Tim Thomas
31. 2021 - Peter McNab

MINNESOTA NORTH STARS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - John Mariucci
02. 1976 - Robert Ridder
03. 1979 - Bob Dill
04. 1980 - Walter Bush
05. 1981 - Thomas Williams
06. 1989 - Robert Paradise
07. 1990 - Herb Brooks
08. 1993 - David Langevin
09. 1995 - Henry Boucha
10. 1996 - Reed Larson
11. 1997 - William Nyrop
12. 1998 - Lou Nanne
13. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
14. 2000 - Neal Broten
15. 2003 - Steve Christoff
16. 2003 - Jim Craig
17. 2003 - Steve Janaszak
18. 2003 - Mark Pavelich
19. 2004 - Mark Johnson
20. 2006 - Gary Gambucci
21. 2007 - Aaron Broten
22. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
23. 2012 - Mike Modano
24. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
25. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
26. 2017 - Ron Wilson
27. 2021 - Paul Holmgren

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / 
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
03. 1973 - Cully Dahlstrom
04. 1973 - Mike Karakas
05. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
06. 1973 - John Mariucci 
07. 1973 - Doc Romnes
08. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
09. 1974 - Victor Heyliger
10. 1974 - Virgil Johnson
11. 1974 - Fido Purpur
12. 1979 - Bob Dill
13. 1982 - Bill Stewart
14. 1984 - Bill Wirtz
15. 1992 - James Fullerton
16. 2001 - Dave Christian
17. 2003 - Jack O’Callahan
18. 2004 - Phil Housley
19. 2005 - Maurice Roberts
20. 2009 - Tony Amonte
21. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
22. 2011 - Chris Chelios
23. 2011 - Gary Suter
24. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
25. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Taffy Abel
02. 1973 - Frank Brimsek
03. 1973 - Cully Dahlstrom
04. 1973 - Mike Karakas
05. 1973 - Sam LoPresti
06. 1973 - John Mariucci 
07.. 1973 - Doc Romnes
08. 1974 - Victor Desjardins
09. 1974 - Victor Heyliger
10. 1974 - Virgil Johnson
11. 1974 - Fido Purpur
12. 1979 - Bob Dill
13. 1982 - Bill Stewart
14. 1984 - Bill Wirtz
15. 1992 - James Fullerton
16. 2001 - Dave Christian
17. 2005 - Maurice Roberts

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2004 - Phil Housley
02. 2009 - Tony Amonte
03. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011 - Chris Chelios
05. 2011 - Gary Suter
06. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski

CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2003 - Jack O’Callahan
02. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk

ST. LOUIS BLUES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1996 - Craig Patrick
02. 1998 - Joe Mullen
03. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
04. 2000 - Larry Pleau
05. 2001 - Dave Christian
06. 2003 - Bill Baker
07. 2004 - Phil Housley
08. 2004 - Mark Johnson
09. 2008 - Brett Hull
10. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
11. 2010 - Art Berglund
12. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
13. 2013 - Bill Guerin
14. 2013 - Doug Weight
15. 2016 - Keith Allain
16. 2016 - Jim Carey
17. 2016 - Guy Hebert
18. 2016 - Craig Janney
19. 2017 - Scott Young
20. 2018 - Red Berenson
21. 2022 - Ryan Miller

NEW JERSEY DEVILS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1990 - Herb Brooks
02. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
03. 2000 - Neal Broten
04. 2003 - John Cunniff
05. 2003 - Jack O’Callahan
06. 2003 - Warren Strelow
07. 2004 - Phil Housley
08. 2004 - Mark Johnson
09. 2007 - Aaron Broten
10. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
11. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
12. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
13. 2013 - Bill Guerin
14. 2014 - Brian Rafalski
15. 2016 - Barry Fisher
16. 2016 - Hans-Juergen Merz
17. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
18. 2016 - Brian Petrovek
19. 2016 - Brian Rolston
20. 2019 - Brian Gionta
21. 2021 - Peter McNab

DETROIT RED WINGS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1974 - Fido Purpur
02. 1978 - Peter Bessone
03. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
04. 1993 - Jack Kelley
05. 1994 - Ned Harkness
06. 1995 - Henry Boucha
07. 1996 - Reed Larson
08. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
09. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
10. 2003 - Mark Howe
11. 2003 - Dave Silk
12. 2004 - Mike Illitch
13. 2008 - Brett Hull
14. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
15. 2011 - Chris Chelios
16. 2012 - Mike Modano
17. 2014 - Brian Rafalski
18. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
19. 2018 - Red Berenson
20. 2020 - Tony Granato

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1989 - Robert Paradise
02. 1990 - Herb Brooks
03. 1991 - Bob Johnson
04. 1993 - Jack Kelley
05. 1996 - Craig Patrick
06. 1998 - Joe Mullen
07. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
08. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
09. 2004 - Mark Johnson
10. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
11. 2009 - John LeClair
12. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
13. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
14. 2013 - Bill Guerin
15. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
16. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
17. 2017 - Scott Young
18. 2020 - Tony Granato

NEW YORK ISLANDERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1990 - Willard Ikola
02. 1992 - James Fullerton
03. 1993 - David Langevin
04. 1995 - Ken Morrow
05. 1996 - Reed Larson
06. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
07. 2006 - Mike Milbury
08. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
09. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
10. 2013 - Bill Guerin
11. 2013 - Doug Weight
12. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
13. 2016 - Craig Janney
14. 2016 - Brian Rolston
15. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski

WASHINGTON CAPITALS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1981 - Thomas Williams
02. 1989 - Robert Paradise
03. 1996 - Craig Patrick
04. 1999 - Rod Langway
05. 2001 - Dave Christian
06. 2003 - Warren Strelow
07. 2004 - Phil Housley
08. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
09. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
10. 2016 - Keith Allain
11. 2016 - Jim Carey
12. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
13. 2016 - Steve Konowalchuk
14. 2017 - Ron Wilson
15. 2018 - David Poile

LOS ANGELES KINGS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
02. 1993 - David Langevin
03. 2000 - Neal Broten
04. 2003 - Steve Christoff
05. 2007 - Bobby Carpenter
06. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
07. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
08. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
09. 2016 - Peter Demers
10. 2016 - Hans-Juergen Merz
11. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
12. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
13. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
14. 2020 - Tony Granato

MONTREAL CANADIENS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Mike Karakas
02. 1997 - William Nyrop
03. 1999 - Rod Langway
04. 2000 - Larry Pleau
05. 2003 - Bill Baker
06. 2009 - John LeClair
07. 2011 - Chris Chelios
08. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
09. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
10. 2018 - Red Berenson
11. 2018 - Hago Harrington
12. 2019 - Brian Gionta

HARTFORD WHALERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1988 - Larry Ross
02. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
03. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
04. 2000 - Larry Pleau
05. 2002 - Mark Fusco
06. 2003 - John Cunniff
07. 2003 - Mark Howe
08. 2003 - Rob McClanahan
09. 2004 - Mark Johnson
10. 2017 - Scott Young
11. 2021 - Paul Holmgren

BUFFALO SABRES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1996 - Reed Larson
02. 2001 - Mike Ramsey
03. 2003 - Pat LaFontaine
04. 2003 - Rob McClanahan
05. 2004 - Phil Housley
06. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
07. 2015 - Chris Drury
08. 2019 - Brian Gionta
09. 2021 - Peter McNab
10. 2022 - Ryan Miller

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1999 - Gordie Roberts
02. 2003 - Mark Howe
03. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
04. 2009 - Tony Amonte
05. 2009 - John LeClair
06. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
07. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
08. 2011 - Ed Snider
09. 2016 - Joel Otto
10. 2021 - Paul Holmgren

 

CALGARY FLAMES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991 - Bob Johnson
02. 1998 - Joe Mullen
03. 2003 - Steve Christoff
04. 2004 - Phil Housley
05. 2008 - Brett Hull
06. 2009 - Tony Amonte
07. 2011 - Gary Suter
08. 2015 - Chris Drury
09. 2016 - Joel Otto

10. 2018 - David Poile

 

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Doc Romnes
02. 2004 - Phil Housley
03. 2007 - Aaron Broten
04. 2008 - Brian Leetch
05. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
06. 2012 - Lou Lamoriello
07. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
08. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
09. 2017 - Ron Wilson

DALLAS STARS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2000 - Neal Broten
02. 2008 - Brett Hull
03. 2010 - Derian Hatcher
04. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
05. 2012 - Mike Modano
06. 2013 - Bill Guerin
07. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
08. 2017 - Scott Young
09. 2019 - Tim Thomas

SAN JOSE SHARKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2003 - Mark Pavelich
02. 2003 - Warren Strelow
03. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011 - Gary Suter
05. 2013 - Bill Guerin
06. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
07. 2016 - Craig Janney
08. 2017 - Ron Wilson
09. 2020 - Tony Granato

WINNIPEG JETS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2001 - Dave Christian
02. 2003 - Dave Silk
03. 2004 - Phil Housley
04. 2007 - Aaron Broten
05. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
06. 2012 - Eddie Olczyk
07. 2016 - Craig Janney

EDMONTON OILERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1993 - David Langevin
02. 1996 - Reed Larson
03. 1997 - Tim Sheehy
04. 2013 - Bill Guerin
05. 2013 - Doug Weight
06. 2016 - Hans-Juergen Merz
07. 2018 - Paul Stewart

PHOENIX COYOTES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2008 - Brett Hull
02. 2009 - Tony Amonte
03. 2010 - Jeremy Roenick
04. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
05. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
06. 2016 - Craig Janney

COLORADO AVALANCHE
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2015 - Chris Drury
02. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
03. 2016 - Steve Konowalchuk
04. 2016 - Brian Rolston
05. 2017 - Scott Young
06. 2020 - Tony Granato

QUEBEC NORDIQUES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1991 - Robbie Ftorek
02. 2003 - John Cunniff
03. 2007 - Aaron Broten
04. 2016 - Adam Deadmarsh
05. 2017 - Scott Young
06. 2018 - Paul Stewart

COLORADO ROCKIES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1995 - Henry Boucha
02. 2003 - Bill Baker
03. 2003 - Steve Janaszak
04. 2007 - Aaron Broten
05. 2009 - Bob Webster
06. 2010 - Art Berglund
07. 2016 - Bob Webster

ATLANTA THRASHERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2011 - Chris Chelios
02. 2011 - Keith Tkachuk
03. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
04. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
05. 2016 - Shawn McEachern

VANCOUVER CANUCKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
02. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski
03. 2021 - Peter McNab
04. 2022 - Ryan Miller

CAROLINA HURRICANES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
02. 2010 - Kevin Hatcher
03. 2013 - Peter Karmanos
04. 2013 - Doug Weight

ANAHEIM DUCKS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2013 - Doug Weight
02. 2015 - Mathieu Schneider
03. 2016 - Chris Kincaid
04. 2022 - Ryan Miller

MIGHTY DUCKS OF ANAHEIM
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016 - Jack Ferreira
02. 2016 - Guy Hebert
03. 2017 - Ron Wilson
04. 2017 - Scott Young

 

ATLANTA FLAMES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1989 - Robert Paradise
02. 2003 - Jim Craig

03. 2018 - David Poile

 

OTTAWA SENATORS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2009 - Tom Barrasso
02. 2016 - Shawn McEachern
03. 2016 - Bryan Smolinski

NEW YORK AMERICANS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1973 - Edward Jeremiah
02. 1973 - Doc Romnes
03. 2005 - Maurice Roberts

FLORIDA PANTHERS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2007 - John Vanbiesbrouck
02. 2019 - Tim Thomas

CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1981 - Thomas Williams
02. 1996 - Craig Patrick

KANSAS CITY SCOUTS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1995 - Henry Boucha
02. 1996 - Craig Patrick

ST. LOUIS EAGLES
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1974 - Fido Purpur
02. 2000 - Doug Palazzari

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016 - Shawn Chambers
02. 2016 - Craig Janney

CLEVELAND BARONS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 1980 - Walter Bush

COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2020 - Dean Blais

NASHVILLE PREDATORS
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2018 - David Poile

MINNESOTA WILD
U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

01. 2016 - Brian Rolston

THE NUMBER OF U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

01. 31 – NEW YORK RANGERS
02. 31 – BOSTON BRUINS
03. 27 – MINNESOTA NORTH STARS
04. 25 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
05. 21 – ST. LOUIS BLUES
06. 21 – NEW JERSEY DEVILS
07. 20 – DETROIT RED WINGS
08. 18 – PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
09. 17 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS
10. 15 – NEW YORK ISLANDERS
11. 15 – WASHINGTON CAPITALS
12. 14 – LOS ANGELES KINGS
13. 12 – MONTREAL CANADIENS
14. 11 – HARTFORD WHALERS
15. 10 – BUFFALO SABRES

16. 10 – CALGARY FLAMES

17. 10 – PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
18. 09 – TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS

19. 09 – DALLAS STARS
20. 09 – SAN JOSE SHARKS
21. 07 – WINNIPEG JETS
22. 07 – EDMONTON OILERS
23. 06 – CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
24. 06 – PHOENIX COYOTES
25. 06 – COLORADO AVALANCHE
26. 06 – QUEBEC NORDIQUES
27. 06 – COLORADO ROCKIES
28. 05 – ATLANTA THRASHERS
29. 04 – VANCOUVER CANUCKS
30. 04 – CAROLINA HURRICANES
31. 04 – ANAHEIM DUCKS
32. 04 – MIGHTY DUCKS OF ANAHEIM

33. 03 – ATLANTA FLAMES

34. 03 – OTTAWA SENATORS
35. 03 – NEW YORK AMERICANS
36. 02 – CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS / BLACKHAWKS
37. 02 – FLORIDA PANTHERS
38. 02 – CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS
39. 02 – KANSAS CITY SCOUTS
40. 02 – ST. LOUIS EAGLES
41. 02 – TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING

42. 01 – COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
43. 01 – NASHVILLE PREDATORS
44. 01 – MINNESOTA WILD
45. 01 – CLEVELAND BARONS
46. 00 – ARIZONA COYOTES
47. 00 – VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS
48. 00 – SEATTLE KRAKEN
49. 00 – DETROIT COUGARS
50. 00 – DETROIT FALCONS
51. 00 – PHILADELPHIA QUAKERS
52. 00 – PITTSBURGH PIRATES
53. 00 – BROOKLYN AMERICANS
54. 00 – CALIFORNIA SEALS
55. 00 – OAKLAND SEALS
56. 00 – BAY AREA SEALS
57. 00 – HAMILTON TIGERS
58. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS
59. 00 – TORONTO ST. PATS/MAPLE LEAFS
60. 00 – TORONTO ARENAS
61. 00 – MONTREAL MAROONS
62. 00 – MONTREAL WANDERERS
63. 00 – QUEBEC BULLDOGS

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

THE NUMBER OF HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
PLAYER CATEGORY AND BUILDER CATEGORY COMBINED

01. 75 - Toronto Maple Leafs
02. 73 - Detroit Red Wings
03. 71 - Montreal Canadiens
04. 70 - New York Rangers
05. 67 - Boston Bruins
06. 66 - Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks
07. 53 - Chicago Black Hawks
08. 35 - St. Louis Blues
09. 34 - Ottawa Senators
10. 23 - Los Angeles Kings
11. 23 - New York Americans
12. 21 - Vancouver Canucks
13. 21 - Pittsburgh Penguins
14. 19 - Philadelphia Flyers
15. 16 - New Jersey Devils
16. 16 - Buffalo Sabres
17. 16 - Montreal Maroons
18. 15 - Edmonton Oilers
19. 15 - Calgary Flames
20. 12 - Colorado Avalanche
21. 12 - Hartford Whalers
22. 12 - Minnesota North Stars
23. 11 - New York Islanders
24. 10 - Washington Capitals
25. 10 - Dallas Stars
26. 10 - Hamilton Tigers
27. 10 - Detroit Cougars
28. 09 - Detroit Falcons
29. 09 - Chicago Blackhawks
30. 09 - Quebec Nordiques
31. 09 - Toronto St. Pats
32. 08 - Quebec Bulldogs
33. 08 - Florida Panthers
34. 07 - Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
35. 06 - Tampa Bay Lightning
36. 06 - Winnipeg Jets
37. 06 - San Jose Sharks
38. 05 - Carolina Hurricanes
39. 05 - St. Louis Eagles
40. 05 - Toronto Arenas
41. 04 - Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
42. 04 - Phoenix Coyotes
43. 04 - Phoenix Coyotes / Arizona Coyotes
44. 04 - Chicago Black Hawks / Blackhawks
45. 04 - Toronto St. Pats/Maple Leafs
46. 04 - Montreal Wanderers
47. 04 - Pittsburgh Pirates
48. 03 - Atlanta Flames
49. 03 - Atlanta Thrashers
50. 03 - California Golden Seals
51. 03 - Oakland Seals
52. 02 - California Seals
53. 02 - Bay Area Seals
54. 02 - Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
55. 02 - Nashville Predators
56. 02 - Cleveland Barons
57. 02 - Brooklyn Americans
58. 02 - Kansas City Scouts
59. 01 - Anaheim Ducks
60. 01 - Columbus Blue Jackets
61. 01 - Colorado Rockies
62. 01 - Philadelphia Quakers
63. 00 - Arizona Coyotes
64. 00 - Minnesota Wild
65. 00 - Vegas Golden Knights
66. 00 - Seattle Kraken

NOTE: Denis Savard and Doug Wilson are the only players in the Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks. 

NOTE: Roger Neilson is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was an assistant coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Bob Pulford is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was a head coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.
 

THE TOTAL NUMBER OF HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
AND U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
EACH NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISE HAS;
THOSE WHO WERE INDUCTED INTO BOTH HALLS OF FAME
ARE ONLY COUNTED ONCE FOR THIS LIST;
ALL CATEGORIES COMBINED

01. 95 – New York Rangers
02. 90 – Boston Bruins
03. 86 – Detroit Red Wings
04. 83 – Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks
05. 80 – Toronto Maple Leafs
06. 79 – Montreal Canadiens
07. 65 – Chicago Black Hawks
08. 51 – St. Louis Blues
09. 37 – Los Angeles Kings
10. 37 – New Jersey Devils
11. 36 – Pittsburgh Penguins
12. 34 – Minnesota North Stars
13. 34 – Ottawa Senators
14. 28 – Philadelphia Flyers

15. 25 – Buffalo Sabres

16. 25 – New York Americans
17. 24 – New York Islanders

18. 23 – Edmonton Oilers

19. 22 – Calgary Flames

20. 22 – Hartford Whalers
21. 21 – Washington Capitals

22. 20 – Vancouver Canucks
23. 20 – Colorado Avalanche
24. 19 – Dallas Stars
25. 16 – San Jose Sharks
26. 15 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
27. 15 – Quebec Nordiques
28. 14 – Montreal Maroons
29. 13 – Chicago Blackhawks
30. 12 – Winnipeg Jets
31. 10 – Florida Panthers

32. 09 – Carolina Hurricanes

33. 09 – Phoenix Coyotes
34. 09 – Toronto St. Pats
35. 09 – Detroit Cougars
36. 08 – Detroit Falcons
37. 08 – Quebec Bulldogs
38. 08 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
39. 08 – Tampa Bay Lightning

40. 07 – Atlanta Thrashers
41. 07 – Colorado Rockies
42. 07 – Hamilton Tigers

43. 06 – Atlanta Flames

44. 05 – Anaheim Ducks
45. 05 – Chicago Black Hawks / Blackhawks
46. 05 – Toronto St. Pats/Maple Leafs
47. 05 – Toronto Arenas

48. 05 – St. Louis Eagles
49. 04 – California Golden Seals
50. 04 – Pittsburgh Pirates

51. 03 – Columbus Blue Jackets

52. 03 – Nashville Predators
53. 03 – Kansas City Scouts
54. 03 – Oakland Seals
55. 02 – California Seals
56. 02 – Bay Area Seals
57. 02 – Cleveland Barons
58. 02 – Brooklyn Americans
59. 02 – Montreal Wanderers

60. 02 – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim / Anaheim Ducks
61. 01 – Minnesota Wild
62. 01 – Philadelphia Quakers
63. 00 – Arizona Coyotes
64. 00 – Vegas Golden Knights
65. 00 – Seattle Kraken

 

NOTE: Denis Savard and Doug Wilson are the only players in the Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks. 

NOTE: Roger Neilson is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was an assistant coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

 

NOTE: Bob Pulford is the only person in the Hockey Hall of Fame who was a head coach for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Jack O’Callahan and Eddie Olczyk are the only players in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame who played for both, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Chicago Blackhawks.

NOTE: Prior to the 1986–87 NHL season, while going through the team's records, someone discovered the team's original NHL contract and found that the name "Blackhawks" was printed as a compound word as opposed to two separate words, "Black Hawks", which was the way most sources had been printing it for 60 years and as the team had always officially listed it. The name officially became "Chicago Blackhawks" from that point on. This was a legal issue.

Edited July 13, 2023 by NHL HHOF

[GloriaSmeltzer]

The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame honors influential figures who have made significant contributions to hockey in the United States, preserving the sport's history and inspiring future generations.

[flyercanuck]

6 hours ago, GloriaSmeltzer said:

The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame honors influential figures who have made significant contributions to hockey in the United States, preserving the sport's history and inspiring future generations.

 

 

+ Paul Holmgren.

[Icechipper]

So many names and memories for player growing with the game in Minnesota and North Dakota.

[NHL HHOF]

On 8/1/2023 at 11:31 AM, flyercanuck said:

 

+ Paul Holmgren.

 

Inducted twice.

[flyercanuck]

2 hours ago, NHL HHOF said:

 

Inducted twice.

 

It was a joke...the guy was a mediocre hockey player, a terrible coach, a worse GM, a horrible president, and all that and a bag of chips got him inducted into a HOF. 

[NHL HHOF]

 

THE 2023 U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

 

https://www.ushockeyhalloffame.com/2023

 

Dustin Brown

Brian Burke

Katie King Crowley

Jamie Langenbrunner

Brian Murphy

 

Brown, retired Kings forward, Burke among 5 elected to U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame

Langenbrunner, Boston College women's coach King Crowley, former NHL official Murphy also in Class of 2023

https://www.nhl.com/news/2023-usa-hhof-nominees-announced

 

11 National Hockey League teams to be represented at the 2023 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony...

 

Brian Burke (6)

 

Vancouver Canucks

Hartford Whalers

Anaheim Ducks

Toronto Maple Leafs

Calgary Flames

Pittsburgh Penguins

 

Jamie Langenbrunner (4)

 

Dallas Stars

New Jersey Devils

St. Louis Blues

Boston Bruins

 

Dustin Brown (1)

 

Los Angeles Kings

[NHL HHOF]

 

[NHL HHOF]

UPDATED!

 

THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (1973-PRESENT) | EVELETH, MINNESOTA

200. 2023 - Dustin Brown (newly elected)

201. 2023 - Brian Burke (newly elected)

202. 2023 - Katie King Crowley (newly elected)

203. 2023 - Jamie Langenbrunner (newly elected)

204. 2023 - Brian Murphy (newly elected)

WOMEN IN THE U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME (26)

 

30. 2023 - Katie King Crowley (newly elected)

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

138. 2023 - Dustin Brown (newly elected)

139. 2023 - Brian Burke (newly elected)

140. 2023 - Jamie Langenbrunner (newly elected)

141. 2023 - Brian Murphy (newly elected)

U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

130. 2023 - Katie King Crowley (newly elected)

 

Edited September 10, 2023 by pilldoc
removed duplicate content

[NHL HHOF]

On 8/2/2023 at 2:24 PM, flyercanuck said:

 

It was a joke...the guy was a mediocre hockey player, a terrible coach, a worse GM, a horrible president, and all that and a bag of chips got him inducted into a HOF. 

 

Yes, I know. I was just stating a fact.

[flyercanuck]

8 hours ago, NHL HHOF said:

 

Yes, I know. I was just stating a fact.

 

Me too!