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WASHINGTON CAPITALS
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

 

01. 2001: Craig Patrick
02. 2001: Mike Gartner
03. 2002: Rod Langway
04. 2004: Larry Murphy
05. 2007: Scott Stevens
06. 2010: Dino Ciccarelli
07. 2012: Adam Oates
08. 2015: Phil Housley
09. 2015: Sergei Fedorov

 

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

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Abe Pollin, David Poile, Bryan Murray, Terry Murray, Dale Hunter, Mike Liut, Peter Bondra, Olaf Kölzig, and Jaromir Jagr should all be in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

 

Are the Washington Capitals really going to wait until Peter Bondra and Olaf Kolzig are inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame to retire their numbers? What's the hold-up on that all about?

 

Peter Bondra # 12

Olaf Kolzig # 37

 

Washington Capitals Retired Numbers

 

# 7 - Yvon Labre

# 5 - Rod Langway

# 11 - Mike Gartner

# 32 - Dale Hunter

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4 hours ago, NHL HHOF said:

What's the hold-up on that all about?

 

Peter Bondra # 12

Olaf Kolzig # 37


Kolzig surely is the most memorable of the goaltenders for long-suffering Caps fans throughout the decades of uncountable playoff failures. “Olie the Goalie”.  Losing net-minder to the Red Wings in the 1998 Final.

 

But without Bondra’s number being retired, Caps fans like me should reserve any outrage more against our own club management than HHOF.   Thought about that after posting last night.  The lack of that is surely a factor in the minds of those who decide and vote.

 

P.S.  I guess the disheartening lead-blow to Toronto and the Ovie injury further fouled my mood.

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On 4/25/2022 at 10:43 AM, SaucyJack said:


Kolzig surely is the most memorable of the goaltenders for long-suffering Caps fans throughout the decades of uncountable playoff failures. “Olie the Goalie”.  Losing net-minder to the Red Wings in the 1998 Final.

 

But without Bondra’s number being retired, Caps fans like me should reserve any outrage more against our own club management than HHOF.   Thought about that after posting last night.  The lack of that is surely a factor in the minds of those who decide and vote.

 

P.S.  I guess the disheartening lead-blow to Toronto and the Ovie injury further fouled my mood.

 

David Poile is on the nominating committee for the Hockey Hall of Fame. I'm surprised he has not inducted himself yet, or inducted Bryan Murray.

 

Olaf Kolzig is one of two qualified players to be the next goaltender with a losing record to be inducted. He is 303-297 in the regular season, but when you add his overtime losses to his regular losses, he is 303-321. He also has a losing playoff record of 20-24. He should be inducted though. Losing goaltenders have been inducted before. Olaf Kolzig won the Vezina, and the King Clancy. He is Washington's all-time leader for goaltenders in games played, wins, losses, ties, goals allowed, minutes, shutouts, points, games played in a season, minutes played in a season, ties in a season, playoff shutouts, playoff penalties.

 

Peter Bondra is second all-time in goals for Washington, sandwiched between Ovechkin and Gartner. Bondra has to be inducted too!

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WASHINGTON CAPITALS
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

 

01. 1961: Milt Schmidt

02. 2001: Craig Patrick
03. 2001: Mike Gartner
04. 2002: Rod Langway
05. 2004: Larry Murphy
06. 2007: Scott Stevens
07. 2010: Dino Ciccarelli
08. 2012: Adam Oates
09. 2015: Phil Housley
10. 2015: Sergei Fedorov

 

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

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WASHINGTON CAPITALS
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES

 

01. 1961 - Milt Schmidt

02. 2001 - Craig Patrick
03. 2001 - Mike Gartner
04. 2002 - Rod Langway
05. 2004 - Larry Murphy
06. 2007 - Scott Stevens
07. 2010 - Dino Ciccarelli
08. 2012 - Adam Oates
09. 2015 - Phil Housley
10. 2015 - Sergei Fedorov

 

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

 

WASHINGTON CAPITALS

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

 

01. 2008 - Tim Tookey

02. 2009 - Jim Anderson

03. 2009 - Bruce Boudreau

04. 2010 - John Paddock

05. 2014 - John Slaney

06. 2015 - Frederic Cassivi

07. 2017 - Bryan Helmer

08. 2017 - Rob Murray

09. 2022 - Keith Aucoin

10. 2022 - Nolan Baumgartner

 

WASHINGTON CAPITALS

WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

 

01. 2012 - Mike Gartner

02. 2012 - Rod Langway

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There's an argument for Dale Hunter to be inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame in the builders category now, if he is not inducted in the player category.

 

HEAD COACH DALE HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIPS

 

01. 2004-2005 - Won the OHL Memorial Cup with the London Knights

02. 2004-2005 - Won the OHL J. Ross Robertson Cup with the London Knights

03. 2012-2013 - Won the OHL J. Ross Robertson Cup with the London Knights

04. 2015-2016 - Won the OHL J. Ross Robertson Cup with the London Knights

05. 2015-2016 - Won the OHL Memorial Cup with the London Knights

06. 2019-2020 - Won the IIHF WJC Gold Medal with Team Canada

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dale_Hunter

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