NHL HHOF Posted October 25, 2022 Share Posted October 25, 2022 Curtis Walker Curator and Caretaker of the WHA Hall of Fame curtis -at- curtiswalker.com Email : CurtisWalker.com The World Hockey Association Hall of Fame http://wha-hof.com The World Hockey Association existed from 1972-1979. When the WHA ceased operations, four of its franchises (Edmonton Oilers, Hartford Whalers, Quebec Nordiques, Winnipeg Jets) were absorbed by the National Hockey League. The WHA Hall of Fame was established in 2009 and is situated inside the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Museum in Eveleth, Minnesota, on 801 Hat Trick Avenue. So far they have only had two induction ceremonies in 12 years, one in 2010, and the other in 2012. They are working on a possible third induction ceremony. There are currently 55 inductees. 47 inducted in 2010, and 8 inducted in 2012. In total there are 42 Canadians, 9 Americans, and 4 Swedes in the World Hockey Association Hall of Fame. The Avco World Trophy Champions 1. 1973 - New England Whalers 2. 1974 - Houston Aeros 3. 1975 - Houston Aeros 4. 1976 - Winnipeg Jets 5. 1977 - Quebec Nordiques 6. 1978 - Winnipeg Jets 7. 1979 - Winnipeg Jets THE NATIONAL ORIGINS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INDUCTEES CANADA 01. Serge Bernier 02. Christian Bordeleau 03. Real Cloutier 04. Bobby Hull 05. Andre Lacroix 06. Danny Lawson 07. Rich Leduc 08. Larry Lund 09. Terry Ruskowski 10. Marc Tardif 11. Mike Walton 12. Tom Webster 13. Ted Green 14. Al Hamilton 15. Ron Plumb 16. Rick Ley 17. Paul Shmyr 18. Pat Stapleton 19. J. C. Tremblay 20. Richard Brodeur 21. Gerry Cheevers 22. Joe Daley 23. Ron Grahame 24. Al Smith 25. Ernie Wakely 26. Jacques Demers 27. Bill Dineen 28. Harry Neale 29. John F. Bassett 30. Ben Hatskin 31. Bill Hunter 32. Bill Friday 33. Mike Gartner 34. Michel Goulet 35. Wayne Gretzky 36. Dave Keon 37. Frank Mahovlich 38. John McKenzie 39. Mark Messier 40. Jacques Plante 41. Glen Sather 42. Gordie Howe UNITED STATES 01. Robbie Ftorek 02. Jack Kelley 03. Howard Baldwin 04. Gary Davidson 05. Dennis Murphy 06. Rod Langway 07. Mark Howe 08. Marty Howe 09. Colleen Howe SWEDEN 01. Anders Hedberg 02. Ulf Nilsson 03. Kent Nilsson 04. Lars-Erik Sjoberg The 2012 World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Inductees 1. Christian Bordeleau 2. Rich Leduc 3. Larry Lund 4. Tom Webster 5. Bill Friday 6. Mike Gartner 7. Michel Goulet 8. Rod Langway The 2010 World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Inductees 01. Serge Bernier 02. Real Cloutier 03. Robbie Ftorek 04. Anders Hedberg 05. Bobby Hull 06. Andre Lacroix 07. Danny Lawson 08. Ulf Nilsson 09. Kent Nilsson 10. Terry Ruskowski 11. Marc Tardif 12. Mike Walton 13. Ted Green 14. Al Hamilton 15. Ron Plumb 16. Rick Ley 17. Paul Shmyr 18. Lars-Erik Sjoberg 19. Pat Stapleton 20. J. C. Tremblay 21. Richard Brodeur 22. Gerry Cheevers 23. Joe Daley 24. Ron Grahame 25. Al Smith 26. Ernie Wakely 27. Jacques Demers 28. Bill Dineen 29. Jack Kelley 30. Harry Neale 31. Howard Baldwin 32. John F. Bassett 33. Gary Davidson 34. Ben Hatskin 35. Bill Hunter 36. Dennis Murphy 37. Wayne Gretzky 38. Dave Keon 39. Frank Mahovlich 40. John McKenzie 41. Mark Messier 42. Jacques Plante 43. Glen Sather 44. Gordie Howe 45. Mark Howe 46. Marty Howe 47. Colleen Howe THE NUMBER OF WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES EACH WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FRANCHISE HAS; ALL CATEGORIES 01. 14 - New England Whalers 02. 11 - Winnipeg Jets 03. 9 - Houston Aeros 04. 8 - Quebec Nordiques 05. 8 - Cincinnati Stingers 06. 6 - Indianapolis Racers 07. 5 - Edmonton Oilers 08. 4 - Minnesota Fighting Saints 09. 4 - Philadelphia Blazers 10. 4 - San Diego Mariners 11. 3 - Birmingham Bulls 12. 3 - Cleveland Crusaders 13. 3 - Vancouver Blazers 14. 1 - Alberta Oilers 15. 1 - Calgary Cowboys 16. 1 - Chicago Cougars 17. 1 - Jersey Knights 18. 1 - Los Angeles Sharks 19. 1 - Michigan Stags 20. 1 - New York Golden Blades 21. 1 - Phoenix Roadrunners 22. 1 - Toronto Toros NEW ENGLAND WHALERS 01. 2010 – Ted Green 02. 2010 – Colleen Howe 03. 2010 – Gordie Howe 04. 2010 – Mark Howe 05. 2010 – Marty Howe 06. 2010 – Jack Kelley 07. 2010 – Dave Keon 08. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 09. 2010 – Rick Ley 10. 2010 – John McKenzie 11. 2010 – Harry Neale 12. 2010 – Ron Plumb 13. 2010 – Al Smith 14. 2012 – Tom Webster WINNIPEG JETS 01. 2010 – Joe Daley 02. 2010 – Ted Green 03. 2010 – Anders Hedberg 04. 2010 – Bobby Hull 05. 2010 – Danny Lawson 06. 2010 – Ulf Nilsson 07. 2010 – Kent Nilsson 08. 2010 – Terry Ruskowski 09. 2010 – Lars-Erik Sjoberg 10. 2010 – Ernie Wakely 11. 2012 – Christian Bordeleau HOUSTON AEROS 01. 2010 – Bill Dineen 02. 2010 – Ron Grahame 03. 2010 – Colleen Howe 04. 2010 – Gordie Howe 05. 2010 – Mark Howe 06. 2010 – Marty Howe 07. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 08. 2010 – Terry Ruskowski 09. 2012 – Larry Lund QUEBEC NORDIQUES 01. 2010 – Serge Bernier 02. 2010 – Richard Brodeur 03. 2010 – Jacques Demers 04. 2010 – Real Cloutier 05. 2010 – Marc Tardif 06. 2010 – J. C. Tremblay 07. 2012 – Christian Bordeleau 08. 2012 – Rich LeDuc CINCINNATI STINGERS 01. 2010 – Jacques Demers 02. 2010 – Robbie Ftorek 03. 2010 – John McKenzie 04. 2010 – Mark Messier 05. 2010 – Ron Plumb 06. 2010 – Pat Stapleton 07. 2012 – Mike Gartner 08. 2012 – Rich LeDuc INDIANAPOLIS RACERS 01. 2010 – Jacques Demers 02. 2010 – Wayne Gretzky 03. 2010 – Dave Keon 04. 2010 – Mark Messier 05. 2010 – Pat Stapleton 06. 2012 – Rich LeDuc EDMONTON OILERS 01. 2010 – Wayne Gretzky 02. 2010 – Al Hamilton 03. 2010 – Jacques Plante 04. 2010 – Glen Sather 05. 2010 – Paul Shmyr MINNESOTA FIGHTING SAINTS 01. 2010 – Dave Keon 02. 2010 – John McKenzie 03. 2010 – Harry Neale 04. 2010 – Mike Walton PHILADELPHIA BLAZERS 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 02. 2010 – Danny Lawson 03. 2010 – John McKenzie 04. 2010 – Ron Plumb SAN DIEGO MARINERS 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 02. 2010 – Ron Plumb 03. 2010 – Paul Shmyr 04. 2010 – Ernie Wakely BIRMINGHAM BULLS 01. 2010 – Frank Mahovlich 02. 2012 – Michel Goulet 03. 2012 – Rod Langway CLEVELAND CRUSADERS 01. 2010 – Gerry Cheevers 02. 2010 – Paul Shmyr 03. 2012 – Rich LeDuc VANCOUVER BLAZERS 01. 2010 – Danny Lawson 02. 2010 – John McKenzie 03. 2010 – Ron Plumb ALBERTA OILERS 01. 2010 – Al Hamilton CALGARY COWBOYS 01. 2010 – Danny Lawson CHICAGO COUGARS 01. 2010 – Pat Stapleton JERSEY KNIGHTS 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix LOS ANGELES SHARKS 01. 2010 – Marc Tardif MICHIGAN STAGS 01. 2010 – Marc Tardif NEW YORK GOLDEN BLADES 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix PHOENIX ROADRUNNERS 01. 2010 – Robbie Ftorek TORONTO TOROS 01. 2010 – Frank Mahovlich Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted October 25, 2022 Author Share Posted October 25, 2022 (edited) A Potential Third Class for the WHA HOF http://wha-hof.com/thirdclass.php Should there be a third class for the WHA Hall of Fame, the following initial nominees are proposed for consideration: Tim Gassen - The late WHA Hall of Fame founder worked tirelessly to promote the WHA and its legacy through his many books and video productions. “The Steve Sabol of the WHA” could not be a more fitting description of Tim. Donors to the 1974 Save the Jets Fund (Builder) - When it looked as though the Jets were going to leave Winnipeg following the 1973-74 season, ordinary Winnipeggers opened up their wallets with unparalleled generosity, and against all odds, raised enough capital to not only keep the club in Winnipeg, but see it through its best years. Without their efforts, one of the greatest teams in the history of the game might never have been known. Dr. Gerry Wilson (Builder) - It was Dr. Wilson who recommended the Winnipeg Jets' signing of Swedish stars Anders Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson, among others, which opened the floodgates for a wave of European talent that set the WHA apart from other major leagues. Dr. Wilson was also initially part of the ownership group which stepped forward to rescue the Jets in 1978 after the team had become insolvent under community ownership. Bobby Kromm (Builder) - Taking over a team that had missed the playoffs one year earlier, Bobby Kromm led the Winnipeg Jets to the AVCO Cup championship in 1976 and had his injury-riddled team within two periods of another the following season. Winnipeg Jets Booster Club (Builder) - Far from being simply a group of fans who cheered on their favorite team, the Jets Booster Club, led by Gary Bigwood, Ron Bunio and Rose Glesby, among others, effectively acted as the club's PR department. They published a regular newspaper, organized fan bus trips and put on the team's annual awards banquet, all at their own expense. Rick Vaive (Legends of the Game) - Following his rookie season with the “Baby Bulls,” Vaive went on to score 441 goals in 876 games in another major league. He scored 50 or more goals three times and was the first 50-plus goal scorer in the history of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Paul Henderson (Legends of the Game) - Prior to joining the Toronto Toros, Henderson had an outstanding career in another major league, most notably with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Without question, he is best known for scoring the winning goal for Canada in the final game of the 1972 Summit Series. Vaclav Nedomansky (Legends of the Game) - Prior to joining the Toronto Toros, Nedomansky had an illustrious career in his native Czechoslovakia and in international competition. Nedomansky also went on to have considerable success in another major league. Jim “Bearcat” Murray (Legends of the Game) - The former Calgary Cowboys trainer, “Bearcat” Murray went on to work for the Calgary Flames from 1980-1996 and was later inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Rudy Pilous (Legends of the Game) - Before coming to the Winnipeg Jets, Rudy Pilous had a long established tenure at all levels of the game, including six seasons behind the bench in Chicago, where he led the Black Hawks to the Stanley Cup championship in 1961. Pilous was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1985. Ken “Friar” Nicolson (Media [new category]) - The ”Friar” called Winnipeg Jets games throughout the league's seven-year history and his voice became legendary with Jets fans. Missing from the list above: Andy Bathgate - Vancouver Blazers Harry Howell - New York Golden Blades, Jersey Knights, San Diego Mariners, Calgary Cowboys Bernie Parent - Philadelphia Blazers Bud Poile - WHA Executive Vice President Marcel Pronovost - Chicago Cougars Coach Norm Ullman - Edmonton Oilers Edited October 25, 2022 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yave1964 Posted October 25, 2022 Share Posted October 25, 2022 I could see the case for Big Ned, solid numbers, most importantly he was one of the first defectors from the iron curtain and set the path for those who followed. Henderson was really good in the WHA. Not great, just really good. Paul Baxter would be my choice, he played five years in the WHA and is the all time leader in penalty minutes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted October 25, 2022 Author Share Posted October 25, 2022 WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TEAMS WITH NO INDUCTEES 1. Calgary Broncos (Never Played) 2. Denver Spurs 3. Ottawa Civics 4. Dayton Arrows (Never Played) 5. Los Angeles Aces 6. Baltimore Blades 7. New York Raiders 8. Ottawa Nationals 9. Miami Screaming Eagles (Never Played) 10. San Francisco Sharks (Never Played) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted October 26, 2022 Author Share Posted October 26, 2022 A Strictly WHA Hall of Fame and Hockey Hall of Fame inductees list is being worked on. In the meantime... Mark Howe 2003 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame 2010 - World Hockey Association Hall of Fame 2011 - Hockey Hall of Fame Rod Langway 1999 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame 2002 - Hockey Hall of Fame 2012 - World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Robbie Ftorek 1991 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame 2010 - World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Jack Kelley 1993 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame 2010 - World Hockey Association Hall of Fame GOALTENDERS IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 1. 2010 - Richard Brodeur 2. 2010 - Gerry Cheevers 3. 2010 - Joe Daley 4. 2010 - Ron Grahame 5. 2010 - Al Smith 6. 2010 - Ernie Wakely BUILDERS IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 1. 2010 - Howard Baldwin 2. 2010 - John F. Bassett 3. 2010 - Gary Davidson 4. 2010 - Ben Hatskin 5. 2010 - Bill Hunter 6. 2010 - Dennis Murphy WHA HEAD COACHES IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 1. 2010 - Jacques Demers 2. 2010 - Bill Dineen 3. 2010 - Jack Kelley 4. 2010 - Harry Neale REFEREES IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 1. 2012 - Bill Friday WOMEN IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 1. 2010 - Colleen Howe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted October 26, 2022 Author Share Posted October 26, 2022 HOCKEY HALL OF FAME / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 1972 / 2010 - Gordie Howe 02. 1978 / 2010 - Jacques Plante 03. 1981 / 2010 - Frank Mahovlich 04. 1983 / 2010 - Bobby Hull 05. 1985 / 2010 - Gerry Cheevers 06. 1986 / 2010 - Dave Keon 07. 1997 / 2010 - Glen Sather 08. 1998 / 2012 - Michel Goulet 09. 1999 / 2010 - Wayne Gretzky 10. 2001 / 2012 - Mike Gartner 11. 2002 / 2012 - Rod Langway 12. 2007 / 2010 - Mark Messier 13. 2011 / 2010 - Mark Howe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted October 26, 2022 Author Share Posted October 26, 2022 INDUCTED POSTHUMOUSLY INTO THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Paul Shmyr 02. 2010 - Lars-Erik Sjoberg 03. 2010 - J. C. Tremblay 04. 2010 - Al Smith 05. 2010 - John F. Bassett 06. 2010 - Ben Hatskin 07. 2010 - Bill Hunter 08. 2010 - Jacques Plante 09. 2010 - Colleen Howe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted October 26, 2022 Author Share Posted October 26, 2022 This is the World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Twitter page by the late Timothy Gassen. Curtis Walker does not have access to it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted November 1, 2022 Author Share Posted November 1, 2022 Curtis Walker Curator and Caretaker of the WHA Hall of Fame Email: curtis@curtiswalker.com The World Hockey Association Hall of Famehttp://wha-hof.com The World Hockey Association existed from 1972-1979. When the WHA ceased operations, four of its franchises (Edmonton Oilers, Hartford Whalers, Quebec Nordiques, Winnipeg Jets) were absorbed by the National Hockey League. The WHA Hall of Fame was established in 2009 and is situated inside the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Museum in Eveleth, Minnesota, on 801 Hat Trick Avenue. So far they have only had two induction ceremonies in 12 years, one in 2010, and the other in 2012. They are working on a possible third induction ceremony. There are currently 55 inductees. 47 inducted in 2010, and 8 inducted in 2012. In total there are 42 Canadians, 9 Americans, and 4 Swedes in the World Hockey Association Hall of Fame.The Avco World Trophy Champions 01. 1973 - New England Whalers 02. 1974 - Houston Aeros 03. 1975 - Houston Aeros 04. 1976 - Winnipeg Jets 05. 1977 - Quebec Nordiques 06. 1978 - Winnipeg Jets 07. 1979 - Winnipeg JetsThe 2012 World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Inductees 01. Christian Bordeleau 02. Rich Leduc 03. Larry Lund 04. Tom Webster 05. Bill Friday 06. Mike Gartner 07. Michel Goulet 08. Rod LangwayThe 2010 World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Inductees 01. Serge Bernier 02. Real Cloutier 03. Robbie Ftorek 04. Anders Hedberg 05. Bobby Hull 06. Andre Lacroix 07. Danny Lawson 08. Ulf Nilsson 09. Kent Nilsson 10. Terry Ruskowski 11. Marc Tardif 12. Mike Walton 13. Ted Green 14. Al Hamilton 15. Ron Plumb 16. Rick Ley 17. Paul Shmyr 18. Lars-Erik Sjoberg 19. Pat Stapleton 20. J.C. Tremblay 21. Richard Brodeur 22. Gerry Cheevers 23. Joe Daley 24. Ron Grahame 25. Al Smith 26. Ernie Wakely 27. Jacques Demers 28. Bill Dineen 29. Jack Kelley 30. Harry Neale 31. Howard Baldwin 32. John F. Bassett 33. Gary Davidson 34. Ben Hatskin 35. Bill Hunter 36. Dennis Murphy 37. Wayne Gretzky 38. Dave Keon 39. Frank Mahovlich 40. John McKenzie 41. Mark Messier 42. Jacques Plante 43. Glen Sather 44. Gordie Howe 45. Mark Howe 46. Marty Howe 47. Colleen HoweHOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 1972 / 2010 - Gordie Howe 02. 1978 / 2010 - Jacques Plante 03. 1981 / 2010 - Frank Mahovlich 04. 1983 / 2010 - Bobby Hull 05. 1985 / 2010 - Gerry Cheevers 06. 1986 / 2010 - Dave Keon 07. 1997 / 2010 - Glen Sather 08. 1998 / 2012 - Michel Goulet 09. 1999 / 2010 - Wayne Gretzky 10. 2001 / 2012 - Mike Gartner 11. 2002 / 2012 - Rod Langway 12. 2007 / 2010 - Mark Messier 13. 2011 / 2010 - Mark HoweHOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2002 / 1999 / 2012 - Rod Langway 02. 2011 / 2003 / 2010 - Mark HoweU.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 1991 / 2010 - Robbie Ftorek 02. 1993 / 2010 - Jack KelleyRod Langway 1999 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame 2002 - Hockey Hall of Fame 2012 - World Hockey Association Hall of FameMark Howe 2003 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame 2010 - World Hockey Association Hall of Fame 2011 - Hockey Hall of FameRobbie Ftorek 1991 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame 2010 - World Hockey Association Hall of FameJack Kelley 1993 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame 2010 - World Hockey Association Hall of FameBUILDERS IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Howard Baldwin 02. 2010 - John F. Bassett 03. 2010 - Gary Davidson 04. 2010 - Ben Hatskin 05. 2010 - Bill Hunter 06. 2010 - Dennis MurphyHEAD COACHES IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Jacques Demers 02. 2010 - Bill Dineen 03. 2010 - Jack Kelley 04. 2010 - Harry NealeGOALTENDERS IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Richard Brodeur 02. 2010 - Gerry Cheevers 03. 2010 - Joe Daley 04. 2010 - Ron Grahame 05. 2010 - Al Smith 06. 2010 - Ernie WakelyREFEREES IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2012 - Bill FridayWOMEN IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Colleen HoweINDUCTED POSTHUMOUSLY INTO THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Paul Shmyr 02. 2010 - Lars-Erik Sjoberg 03. 2010 - J. C. Tremblay 04. 2010 - Al Smith 05. 2010 - John F. Bassett 06. 2010 - Ben Hatskin 07. 2010 - Bill Hunter 08. 2010 - Jacques Plante 09. 2010 - Colleen HoweTHE NATIONAL ORIGINS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAMECANADA (42) 01. Serge Bernier 02. Christian Bordeleau 03. Real Cloutier 04. Bobby Hull 05. Andre Lacroix 06. Danny Lawson 07. Rich Leduc 08. Larry Lund 09. Terry Ruskowski 10. Marc Tardif 11. Mike Walton 12. Tom Webster 13. Ted Green 14. Al Hamilton 15. Ron Plumb 16. Rick Ley 17. Paul Shmyr 18. Pat Stapleton 19. J. C. Tremblay 20. Richard Brodeur 21. Gerry Cheevers 22. Joe Daley 23. Ron Grahame 24. Al Smith 25. Ernie Wakely 26. Jacques Demers 27. Bill Dineen 28. Harry Neale 29. John F. Bassett 30. Ben Hatskin 31. Bill Hunter 32. Bill Friday 33. Mike Gartner 34. Michel Goulet 35. Wayne Gretzky 36. Dave Keon 37. Frank Mahovlich 38. John McKenzie 39. Mark Messier 40. Jacques Plante 41. Glen Sather 42. Gordie HoweUNITED STATES (9) 01. Robbie Ftorek 02. Jack Kelley 03. Howard Baldwin 04. Gary Davidson 05. Dennis Murphy 06. Rod Langway 07. Mark Howe 08. Marty Howe 09. Colleen HoweSWEDEN (4) 01. Anders Hedberg 02. Ulf Nilsson 03. Kent Nilsson 04. Lars-Erik SjobergTHE NUMBER OF WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES EACH WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FRANCHISE HAS; ALL CATEGORIES 01. 14 - New England Whalers 02. 11 - Winnipeg Jets 03. 9 - Houston Aeros 04. 8 - Quebec Nordiques 05. 8 - Cincinnati Stingers 06. 6 - Indianapolis Racers 07. 5 - Edmonton Oilers 08. 4 - Minnesota Fighting Saints 09. 4 - Philadelphia Blazers 10. 4 - San Diego Mariners 11. 3 - Birmingham Bulls 12. 3 - Cleveland Crusaders 13. 3 - Vancouver Blazers 14. 1 - Alberta Oilers 15. 1 - Calgary Cowboys 16. 1 - Chicago Cougars 17. 1 - Jersey Knights 18. 1 - Los Angeles Sharks 19. 1 - Michigan Stags 20. 1 - New York Golden Blades 21. 1 - Phoenix Roadrunners 22. 1 - Toronto Toros 23. 0 - Denver Spurs 24. 0 - Ottawa Civics 25. 0 - Los Angeles Aces 26. 0 - Baltimore Blades 27. 0 - New York Raiders 28. 0 - Ottawa Nationals 29. 0 - Calgary Broncos 30. 0 - Dayton Arrows 31. 0 - Miami Screaming Eagles 32. 0 - San Francisco SharksNEW ENGLAND WHALERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Ted Green 02. 2010 – Colleen Howe 03. 2010 – Gordie Howe 04. 2010 – Mark Howe 05. 2010 – Marty Howe 06. 2010 – Jack Kelley 07. 2010 – Dave Keon 08. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 09. 2010 – Rick Ley 10. 2010 – John McKenzie 11. 2010 – Harry Neale 12. 2010 – Ron Plumb 13. 2010 – Al Smith 14. 2012 – Tom WebsterWINNIPEG JETS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Joe Daley 02. 2010 – Ted Green 03. 2010 – Anders Hedberg 04. 2010 – Bobby Hull 05. 2010 – Danny Lawson 06. 2010 – Ulf Nilsson 07. 2010 – Kent Nilsson 08. 2010 – Terry Ruskowski 09. 2010 – Lars-Erik Sjoberg 10. 2010 – Ernie Wakely 11. 2012 – Christian BordeleauHOUSTON AEROS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Bill Dineen 02. 2010 – Ron Grahame 03. 2010 – Colleen Howe 04. 2010 – Gordie Howe 05. 2010 – Mark Howe 06. 2010 – Marty Howe 07. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 08. 2010 – Terry Ruskowski 09. 2012 – Larry LundQUEBEC NORDIQUES WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Serge Bernier 02. 2010 – Richard Brodeur 03. 2010 – Jacques Demers 04. 2010 – Real Cloutier 05. 2010 – Marc Tardif 06. 2010 – J. C. Tremblay 07. 2012 – Christian Bordeleau 08. 2012 – Rich LeDucCINCINNATI STINGERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Jacques Demers 02. 2010 – Robbie Ftorek 03. 2010 – John McKenzie 04. 2010 – Mark Messier 05. 2010 – Ron Plumb 06. 2010 – Pat Stapleton 07. 2012 – Mike Gartner 08. 2012 – Rich LeDucINDIANAPOLIS RACERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Jacques Demers 02. 2010 – Wayne Gretzky 03. 2010 – Dave Keon 04. 2010 – Mark Messier 05. 2010 – Pat Stapleton 06. 2012 – Rich LeDucEDMONTON OILERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Wayne Gretzky 02. 2010 – Al Hamilton 03. 2010 – Jacques Plante 04. 2010 – Glen Sather 05. 2010 – Paul ShmyrMINNESOTA FIGHTING SAINTS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Dave Keon 02. 2010 – John McKenzie 03. 2010 – Harry Neale 04. 2010 – Mike WaltonPHILADELPHIA BLAZERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 02. 2010 – Danny Lawson 03. 2010 – John McKenzie 04. 2010 – Ron PlumbSAN DIEGO MARINERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 02. 2010 – Ron Plumb 03. 2010 – Paul Shmyr 04. 2010 – Ernie WakelyBIRMINGHAM BULLS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Frank Mahovlich 02. 2012 – Michel Goulet 03. 2012 – Rod LangwayCLEVELAND CRUSADERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Gerry Cheevers 02. 2010 – Paul Shmyr 03. 2012 – Rich LeDucVANCOUVER BLAZERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Danny Lawson 02. 2010 – John McKenzie 03. 2010 – Ron PlumbALBERTA OILERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Al HamiltonCALGARY COWBOYS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Danny LawsonCHICAGO COUGARS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Pat StapletonJERSEY KNIGHTS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre LacroixLOS ANGELES SHARKS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Marc TardifMICHIGAN STAGS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Marc TardifNEW YORK GOLDEN BLADES WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre LacroixPHOENIX ROADRUNNERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Robbie FtorekTORONTO TOROS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Frank MahovlichWORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TEAMS WITH NO INDUCTEES 01. Calgary Broncos (Never Played) 02. Denver Spurs 03. Ottawa Civics 04. Dayton Arrows (Never Played) 05. Los Angeles Aces 06. Baltimore Blades 07. New York Raiders 08. Ottawa Nationals 09. Miami Screaming Eagles (Never Played) 10. San Francisco Sharks (Never Played) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted November 2, 2022 Author Share Posted November 2, 2022 Serge Bernier NHL – 1968-1972 – Philadelphia Flyers NHL – 1972-1973 – Los Angeles Kings WHA – 1973-1979 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1979-1981 – Quebec Nordiques Real Cloutier WHA – 1974-1979 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1979-1983 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1983-1985 – Buffalo Sabres Robbie Ftorek NHL – 1972-1974 – Detroit Red Wings WHA – 1974-1977 – Phoenix Roadrunners WHA – 1977-1979 – Cincinnati Stingers NHL – 1979-1982 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1982-1985 – New York Rangers NHL – 1987-1989 – Los Angeles Kings NHL – 1998-2000 – New Jersey Devils NHL – 2001-2003 – Boston Bruins Anders Hedberg WHL – 1974-1978 – Winnipeg Jets NHL – 1978-1985 – New York Rangers Bobby Hull NHL – 1957-1972 – Chicago Black Hawks WHA – 1972-1979 – Winnipeg Jets NHL – 1979-1980 – Winnipeg Jets NHL – 1979-1980 – Hartford Whalers Andre Lacroix NHL – 1967-1971 – Philadelphia Flyers NHL – 1971-1972 – Chicago Black Hawks WHA – 1972-1973 – Philadelphia Blazers WHA – 1973-1974 – New York Golden Blades WHA – 1973-1974 – Jersey Knights WHA – 1974-1977 – San Diego Mariners WHA – 1977-1978 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1978-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1980 – Hartford Whalers Danny Lawson NHL – 1967-1969 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1969-1971 – Minnesota North Stars NHL – 1971-1972 – Buffalo Sabres WHA – 1972-1973 – Philadelphia Blazers WHA – 1973-1975 – Vancouver Blazers WHA – 1975-1977 – Calgary Cowboys WHA – 1976-1977 – Winnipeg Jets Ulf Nilsson WHA – 1974-1978 – Winnipeg Jets NHL – 1978-1983 – New York Rangers Kent Nilsson WHA – 1977-1979 – Winnipeg Jets NHL – 1979-1980 – Atlanta Flames NHL – 1980-1985 – Calgary Flames NHL – 1985-1987 – Minnesota North Stars NHL – 1986-1987 – Edmonton Oilers NHL – 1994-1995 – Edmonton Oilers Terry Ruskowski WHA – 1974-1978 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1978-1979 – Winnipeg Jets NHL – 1979-1982 – Chicago Black Hawks NHL – 1982-1985 – Los Angeles Kings NHL – 1985-1987 – Pittsburgh Penguins NHL – 1987-1989 – Minnesota North Stars Marc Tardif NHL – 1969-1973 – Montreal Canadiens WHA – 1973-1974 – Los Angeles Sharks WHA – 1974-1975 – Michigan Stags WHA – 1974-1979 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1979-1983 – Quebec Nordiques Mike Walton NHL – 1965-1971 – Toronto Maple Leafs NHL – 1970-1973 – Boston Bruins WHA – 1973-1976 – Minnesota Fighting Saints NHL – 1975-1978 – Vancouver Canucks NHL – 1978-1979 – St. Louis Blues NHL – 1978-1979 – Boston Bruins NHL – 1978-1979 – Chicago Black Hawks Ted Green NHL – 1960-1972 – Boston Bruins WHA – 1972-1975 – New England Whalers WHA – 1975-1979 – Winnipeg Jets NHL – 1980-1994 – Edmonton Oilers Al Hamilton NHL – 1965-1970 – New York Rangers NHL – 1970-1972 – Buffalo Sabres WHA – 1972-1973 – Alberta Oilers WHA – 1973-1979 – Edmonton Oilers NHL – 1979-1980 – Edmonton Oilers Ron Plumb WHA – 1972-1973 – Philadelphia Blazers WHA – 1973-1974 – Vancouver Blazers WHA – 1974-1975 – San Diego Mariners WHA – 1975-1978 – Cincinnati Stingers WHA – 1977-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1980 – Hartford Whalers Rick Ley NHL – 1968-1972 – Toronto Maple Leafs WHA – 1972-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1981 – Hartford Whalers NHL – 1989-1991 – Hartford Whalers NHL – 1994-1996 – Vancouver Canucks Paul Shmyr NHL – 1968-1971 – Chicago Black Hawks NHL – 1971-1972 – California Golden Seals WHA – 1972-1976 – Cleveland Crusaders WHA – 1976-1977 – San Diego Mariners WHA – 1977-1979 – Edmonton Oilers NHL – 1979-1981 – Minnesota North Stars NHL – 1981-1982 – Hartford Whalers Lars-Erik Sjoberg WHA – 1974-1979 – Winnipeg Jets NHL – 1979-1980 – Winnipeg Jets Pat Stapleton NHL – 1961-1963 – Boston Bruins NHL – 1965-1966 – Chicago Black Hawks WHA – 1973-1975 – Chicago Cougars WHA – 1975-1977 – Indianapolis Racers WHA – 1977-1978 – Cincinnati Stingers J. C. Tremblay NHL – 1959-1972 – Montreal Canadiens WHA – 1972-1979 – Quebec Nordiques Richard Brodeur WHA – 1972-1979 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1979-1980 – New York Islanders NHL – 1980-1988 – Vancouver Canucks NHL – 1987-1988 – Hartford Whalers Gerry Cheevers NHL – 1961-1962 – Toronto Maple Leafs NHL – 1965-1972 – Boston Bruins WHA – 1972-1976 – Cleveland Crusaders NHL – 1975-1980 – Boston Bruins NHL – 1980-1985 – Boston Bruins Joe Daley WHA – 1965-1966 – San Francisco Seals NHL – 1968-1970 – Pittsburgh Penguins NHL – 1970-1971 – Buffalo Sabres NHL – 1971-1972 – Detroit Red Wings WHA – 1972-1979 – Winnipeg Jets Ron Grahame WHA – 1973-1977 – Houston Aeros NHL – 1977-1978 – Boston Bruins NHL – 1978-1981 – Los Angeles Kings NHL – 1980-1981 – Quebec Nordiques Al Smith NHL – 1965-1969 – Toronto Maple Leafs NHL – 1969-1971 – Pittsburgh Penguins NHL – 1971-1972 – Detroit Red Wings WHA – 1972-1975 – New England Whalers NHL – 1975-1977 – Buffalo Sabres WHA – 1977-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1980 – Hartford Whalers NHL – 1980-1981 – Colorado Rockies Ernie Wakely NHL – 1962-1963 – Montreal Canadiens NHL – 1968-1969 – Montreal Canadiens NHL – 1969-1972 – St. Louis Blues WHA – 1972-1975 – Winnipeg Jets WHA – 1974-1977 – San Diego Mariners WHA – 1977-1978 – Cincinnati Stingers WHA – 1977-1978 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1978-1979 – Birmingham Bulls Mike Gartner WHA – 1978-1979 – Cincinnati Stingers NHL – 1979-1989 – Washington Capitals NHL – 1988-1990 – Minnesota North Stars NHL – 1989-1994 – New York Rangers NHL – 1993-1996 – Toronto Maple Leafs NHL – 1996-1998 – Phoenix Coyotes Michel Goulet WHA – 1978-1979 – Birmingham Bulls NHL – 1979-1990 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1989-1994 – Chicago Blackhawks Wayne Gretzky WHA – 1978-1979 – Indianapolis Racers WHA – 1978-1979 – Edmonton Oilers NHL – 1979-1988 – Edmonton Oilers NHL – 1988-1996 – Los Angeles Kings NHL – 1995-1996 – St. Louis Blues NHL – 1996-1999 – New York Rangers Dave Keon NHL – 1960-1975 – Toronto Maple Leafs WHA – 1975-1976 – Minnesota Fighting Saints WHA – 1975-1976 – Indianapolis Racers WHA – 1976-1977 – Minnesota Fighting Saints WHA – 1976-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1982 – Hartford Whalers Rod Langway WHA – 1977-1978 – Birmingham Bulls NHL – 1978-1982 – Montreal Canadiens NHL – 1982-1993 – Washington Capitals Frank Mahovlich NHL – 1956-1968 – Toronto Maple Leafs NHL – 1967-1971 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1970-1974 – Montreal Canadiens WHA – 1974-1976 – Toronto Toros WHA – 1976-1978 – Birmingham Bulls John McKenzie NHL – 1958-1959 – Chicago Black Hawks NHL – 1959-1961 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1963-1965 – Chicago Black Hawks NHL – 1965-1966 – New York Rangers NHL – 1965-1972 – Boston Bruins WHA – 1972-1973 – Philadelphia Blazers WHA – 1973-1975 – Vancouver Blazers WHA – 1975-1976 – Minnesota Fighting Saints WHA – 1975-1976 – Cincinnati Stingers WHA – 1976-1977 – Minnesota Fighting Saints WHA – 1976-1979 – New England Whalers Mark Messier WHA – 1978-1979 – Indianapolis Racers WHA – 1978-1979 – Cincinnati Stingers NHL – 1979-1991 – Edmonton Oilers NHL – 1991-1997 – New York Rangers NHL – 1997-2000 – Vancouver Canucks NHL – 2000-2004 – New York Rangers Jacques Plante NHL – 1952-1963 – Montreal Canadiens NHL – 1963-1965 – New York Rangers NHL – 1968-1970 – St. Louis Blues NHL – 1970-1973 – Toronto Maple Leafs NHL – 1972-1973 – Boston Bruins WHA – 1973-1974 – Quebec Nordiques WHA – 1974-1975 – Edmonton Oilers Glen Sather NHL – 1966-1969 – Boston Bruins NHL – 1969-1971 – Pittsburgh Penguins NHL – 1970-1974 – New York Rangers NHL – 1973-1974 – St. Louis Blues NHL – 1974-1975 – Montreal Canadiens NHL – 1975-1976 – Minnesota North Stars WHA – 1976-1979 – Edmonton Oilers NHL – 1979-1994 – Edmonton Oilers NHL – 2002-2022 – New York Rangers Gordie Howe NHL – 1946-1971 – Detroit Red Wings WHA – 1973-1977 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1977-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1980 – Hartford Whalers Mark Howe WHA – 1973-1977 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1977-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1982 – Hartford Whalers NHL – 1982-1992 – Philadelphia Flyers NHL – 1992-1995 – Detroit Red Wings Marty Howe WHA – 1973-1977 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1977-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1982 – Hartford Whalers NHL – 1982-1983 – Boston Bruins NHL – 1983-1985 – Hartford Whalers Christian Bordeleau NHL – 1968-1970 – Montreal Canadiens NHL – 1970-1972 – St. Louis Blues NHL – 1971-1972 – Chicago Black Hawks WHA – 1972-1975 – Winnipeg Jets WHA – 1974-1979 – Quebec Nordiques Rich LeDuc NHL – 1972-1974 – Boston Bruins WHA – 1974-1976 – Cleveland Crusaders WHA – 1976-1978 – Cincinnati Stingers WHA – 1977-1979 – Indianapolis Racers WHA – 1978-1979 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1979-1981 – Quebec Nordiques Larry Lund WHA – 1972-1978 – Houston Aeros Tom Webster NHL – 1968-1970 – Boston Bruins NHL – 1970-1972 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1971-1972 – California Golden Seals WHA – 1972-1978 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1980 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1986-1987 – New York Rangers NHL – 1989-1992 – Los Angeles Kings Jacques Demers WHA – 1975-1977 – Indianapolis Racers WHA – 1977-1978 – Cincinnati Stingers WHA – 1978-1979 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1979-1980 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1983-1986 – St. Louis Blues NHL – 1986-1990 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1992-1996 – Montreal Canadiens NHL – 1997-1999 – Tampa Bay Lightning Bill Dineen NHL – 1953-1958 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1957-1958 – Chicago Black Hawks WHA – 1964-1969 – Seattle Totems WHA – 1969-1971 – Denver Spurs WHA – 1972-1978 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1978-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1991-1993 – Philadelphia Flyers Jack Kelley WHA – 1972-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1981 – Hartford Whalers NHL – 1993-2001 – Pittsburgh Penguins Harry Neale WHA – 1972-1976 – Minnesota Fighting Saints WHA – 1975-1978 – New England Whalers NHL – 1978-1985 – Vancouver Canucks NHL – 1985-1986 – Detroit Red Wings Ben Hatskin WHA- 1972-1979 – Winnipeg Jets Bill Hunter WHA – 1972-1976 – Edmonton Oilers Howard Baldwin WHA – 1972-1979 – New England Whalers NHL – 1979-1997 – Hartford Whalers Minnesota North Stars Pittsburgh Penguins New York Rangers Boston Bruins San Jose Sharks John F. Bassett Ottawa Nationals Toronto Toros Birmingham Bulls Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted November 2, 2022 Author Share Posted November 2, 2022 (edited) Curtis Walker Curator and Caretaker of the WHA Hall of Fame Email: curtis@curtiswalker.com The World Hockey Association Hall of Famehttp://wha-hof.com The World Hockey Association existed from 1972-1979. When the WHA ceased operations, four of its franchises (Edmonton Oilers, Hartford Whalers, Quebec Nordiques, Winnipeg Jets) were absorbed by the National Hockey League. The WHA Hall of Fame was established in 2009 and is situated inside the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Museum in Eveleth, Minnesota, on 801 Hat Trick Avenue. So far they have only had two induction ceremonies in 12 years, one in 2010, and the other in 2012. They are working on a possible third induction ceremony. There are currently 55 inductees. 47 inducted in 2010, and 8 inducted in 2012. In total there are 42 Canadians, 9 Americans, and 4 Swedes in the World Hockey Association Hall of Fame.The Avco World Trophy Champions 01. 1973 - New England Whalers 02. 1974 - Houston Aeros 03. 1975 - Houston Aeros 04. 1976 - Winnipeg Jets 05. 1977 - Quebec Nordiques 06. 1978 - Winnipeg Jets 07. 1979 - Winnipeg JetsThe 2012 World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Inductees 01. Christian Bordeleau 02. Rich Leduc 03. Larry Lund 04. Tom Webster 05. Bill Friday 06. Mike Gartner 07. Michel Goulet 08. Rod LangwayThe 2010 World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Inductees 01. Serge Bernier 02. Real Cloutier 03. Robbie Ftorek 04. Anders Hedberg 05. Bobby Hull 06. Andre Lacroix 07. Danny Lawson 08. Ulf Nilsson 09. Kent Nilsson 10. Terry Ruskowski 11. Marc Tardif 12. Mike Walton 13. Ted Green 14. Al Hamilton 15. Ron Plumb 16. Rick Ley 17. Paul Shmyr 18. Lars-Erik Sjoberg 19. Pat Stapleton 20. J.C. Tremblay 21. Richard Brodeur 22. Gerry Cheevers 23. Joe Daley 24. Ron Grahame 25. Al Smith 26. Ernie Wakely 27. Jacques Demers 28. Bill Dineen 29. Jack Kelley 30. Harry Neale 31. Howard Baldwin 32. John F. Bassett 33. Gary Davidson 34. Ben Hatskin 35. Bill Hunter 36. Dennis Murphy 37. Wayne Gretzky 38. Dave Keon 39. Frank Mahovlich 40. John McKenzie 41. Mark Messier 42. Jacques Plante 43. Glen Sather 44. Gordie Howe 45. Mark Howe 46. Marty Howe 47. Colleen HoweHOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 1972 / 2010 - Gordie Howe 02. 1978 / 2010 - Jacques Plante 03. 1981 / 2010 - Frank Mahovlich 04. 1983 / 2010 - Bobby Hull 05. 1985 / 2010 - Gerry Cheevers 06. 1986 / 2010 - Dave Keon 07. 1997 / 2010 - Glen Sather 08. 1998 / 2012 - Michel Goulet 09. 1999 / 2010 - Wayne Gretzky 10. 2001 / 2012 - Mike Gartner 11. 2002 / 2012 - Rod Langway 12. 2007 / 2010 - Mark Messier 13. 2011 / 2010 - Mark HoweHOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2002 / 1999 / 2012 - Rod Langway 02. 2011 / 2003 / 2010 - Mark HoweU.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 1991 / 2010 - Robbie Ftorek 02. 1993 / 2010 - Jack KelleyBUILDERS IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Howard Baldwin 02. 2010 - John F. Bassett 03. 2010 - Gary Davidson 04. 2010 - Ben Hatskin 05. 2010 - Bill Hunter 06. 2010 - Dennis MurphyHEAD COACHES IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Jacques Demers 02. 2010 - Bill Dineen 03. 2010 - Jack Kelley 04. 2010 - Harry NealeGOALTENDERS IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Richard Brodeur 02. 2010 - Gerry Cheevers 03. 2010 - Joe Daley 04. 2010 - Ron Grahame 05. 2010 - Al Smith 06. 2010 - Ernie WakelyREFEREES IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2012 - Bill FridayWOMEN IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Colleen HoweINDUCTED POSTHUMOUSLY INTO THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Paul Shmyr 02. 2010 - Lars-Erik Sjoberg 03. 2010 - J. C. Tremblay 04. 2010 - Al Smith 05. 2010 - John F. Bassett 06. 2010 - Ben Hatskin 07. 2010 - Bill Hunter 08. 2010 - Jacques Plante 09. 2010 - Colleen HoweTHE NATIONAL ORIGINS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAMECANADA (42) 01. Serge Bernier 02. Christian Bordeleau 03. Real Cloutier 04. Bobby Hull 05. Andre Lacroix 06. Danny Lawson 07. Rich Leduc 08. Larry Lund 09. Terry Ruskowski 10. Marc Tardif 11. Mike Walton 12. Tom Webster 13. Ted Green 14. Al Hamilton 15. Ron Plumb 16. Rick Ley 17. Paul Shmyr 18. Pat Stapleton 19. J. C. Tremblay 20. Richard Brodeur 21. Gerry Cheevers 22. Joe Daley 23. Ron Grahame 24. Al Smith 25. Ernie Wakely 26. Jacques Demers 27. Bill Dineen 28. Harry Neale 29. John F. Bassett 30. Ben Hatskin 31. Bill Hunter 32. Bill Friday 33. Mike Gartner 34. Michel Goulet 35. Wayne Gretzky 36. Dave Keon 37. Frank Mahovlich 38. John McKenzie 39. Mark Messier 40. Jacques Plante 41. Glen Sather 42. Gordie HoweUNITED STATES (9) 01. Robbie Ftorek 02. Jack Kelley 03. Howard Baldwin 04. Gary Davidson 05. Dennis Murphy 06. Rod Langway 07. Mark Howe 08. Marty Howe 09. Colleen HoweSWEDEN (4) 01. Anders Hedberg 02. Ulf Nilsson 03. Kent Nilsson 04. Lars-Erik SjobergTHE NUMBER OF WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES EACH WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FRANCHISE HAS; ALL CATEGORIES 01. 15 - New England Whalers 02. 12 - Winnipeg Jets 03. 9 - Houston Aeros 04. 8 - Cincinnati Stingers 05. 8 - Quebec Nordiques 06. 6 - Edmonton Oilers 07. 6 - Indianapolis Racers 08. 4 - Birmingham Bulls 09. 4 - Minnesota Fighting Saints 10. 4 - Philadelphia Blazers 11. 4 - San Diego Mariners 12. 3 - Cleveland Crusaders 13. 3 - Vancouver Blazers 14. 2 - Toronto Toros 15. 1 - Alberta Oilers 16. 1 - Calgary Cowboys 17. 1 - Chicago Cougars 18. 1 - Jersey Knights 19. 1 - Los Angeles Sharks 20. 1 - Michigan Stags 21. 1 - New York Golden Blades 22. 1 - Ottawa Nationals 23. 1 - Phoenix Roadrunners 24. 0 - Denver Spurs 25. 0 - Ottawa Civics 26. 0 - Los Angeles Aces 27. 0 - Baltimore Blades 28. 0 - New York Raiders 29. 0 - Calgary Broncos 30. 0 - Dayton Arrows 31. 0 - Miami Screaming Eagles 32. 0 - San Francisco SharksNEW ENGLAND WHALERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Howard Baldwin 02. 2010 – Ted Green 03. 2010 – Colleen Howe 04. 2010 – Gordie Howe 05. 2010 – Mark Howe 06. 2010 – Marty Howe 07. 2010 – Jack Kelley 08. 2010 – Dave Keon 09. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 10. 2010 – Rick Ley 11. 2010 – John McKenzie 12. 2010 – Harry Neale 13. 2010 – Ron Plumb 14. 2010 – Al Smith 15. 2012 – Tom WebsterWINNIPEG JETS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Joe Daley 02. 2010 – Ted Green 03. 2010 – Ben Hatskin 04. 2010 – Anders Hedberg 05. 2010 – Bobby Hull 06. 2010 – Danny Lawson 07. 2010 – Ulf Nilsson 08. 2010 – Kent Nilsson 09. 2010 – Terry Ruskowski 10. 2010 – Lars-Erik Sjoberg 11. 2010 – Ernie Wakely 12. 2012 – Christian BordeleauHOUSTON AEROS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Bill Dineen 02. 2010 – Ron Grahame 03. 2010 – Colleen Howe 04. 2010 – Gordie Howe 05. 2010 – Mark Howe 06. 2010 – Marty Howe 07. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 08. 2010 – Terry Ruskowski 09. 2012 – Larry LundQUEBEC NORDIQUES WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Serge Bernier 02. 2010 – Richard Brodeur 03. 2010 – Jacques Demers 04. 2010 – Real Cloutier 05. 2010 – Marc Tardif 06. 2010 – J. C. Tremblay 07. 2012 – Christian Bordeleau 08. 2012 – Rich LeDucCINCINNATI STINGERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Jacques Demers 02. 2010 – Robbie Ftorek 03. 2010 – John McKenzie 04. 2010 – Mark Messier 05. 2010 – Ron Plumb 06. 2010 – Pat Stapleton 07. 2012 – Mike Gartner 08. 2012 – Rich LeDucEDMONTON OILERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Wayne Gretzky 02. 2010 – Al Hamilton 03. 2010 – Bill Hunter 04. 2010 – Jacques Plante 05. 2010 – Glen Sather 06. 2010 – Paul ShmyrINDIANAPOLIS RACERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Jacques Demers 02. 2010 – Wayne Gretzky 03. 2010 – Dave Keon 04. 2010 – Mark Messier 05. 2010 – Pat Stapleton 06. 2012 – Rich LeDucBIRMINGHAM BULLS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Frank Mahovlich 02. 2010 - John F. Bassett 03. 2012 – Michel Goulet 04. 2012 – Rod LangwayMINNESOTA FIGHTING SAINTS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Dave Keon 02. 2010 – John McKenzie 03. 2010 – Harry Neale 04. 2010 – Mike WaltonPHILADELPHIA BLAZERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 02. 2010 – Danny Lawson 03. 2010 – John McKenzie 04. 2010 – Ron PlumbSAN DIEGO MARINERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 02. 2010 – Ron Plumb 03. 2010 – Paul Shmyr 04. 2010 – Ernie WakelyCLEVELAND CRUSADERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Gerry Cheevers 02. 2010 – Paul Shmyr 03. 2012 – Rich LeDucVANCOUVER BLAZERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Danny Lawson 02. 2010 – John McKenzie 03. 2010 – Ron PlumbTORONTO TOROS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Frank Mahovlich 02. 2010 - John F. BassettALBERTA OILERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Al HamiltonCALGARY COWBOYS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Danny LawsonCHICAGO COUGARS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Pat StapletonJERSEY KNIGHTS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre LacroixLOS ANGELES SHARKS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Marc TardifMICHIGAN STAGS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Marc TardifNEW YORK GOLDEN BLADES WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre LacroixOTTAWA NATIONALS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 - John F. BassettPHOENIX ROADRUNNERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Robbie FtorekWORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TEAMS WITH NO INDUCTEES 01. Calgary Broncos (Never Played) 02. Denver Spurs 03. Ottawa Civics 04. Dayton Arrows (Never Played) 05. Los Angeles Aces 06. Baltimore Blades 07. New York Raiders 08. Miami Screaming Eagles (Never Played) 09. San Francisco Sharks (Never Played) Edited November 2, 2022 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted November 2, 2022 Author Share Posted November 2, 2022 WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES ASSOCIATED WITH 5+ WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TEAMS Andre Lacroix (6) Philadelphia Blazers New York Golden Blades Jersey Knights San Diego Mariners Houston Aeros New England Whalers Ron Plumb (5) Philadelphia Blazers Vancouver Blazers San Diego Mariners Cincinnati Stingers New England Whalers Ernie Wakely (5) Winnipeg Jets San Diego Mariners Cincinnati Stingers Houston Aeros Birmingham Bulls John McKenzie (5) Philadelphia Blazers Vancouver Blazers Minnesota Fighting Saints Cincinnati Stingers New England Whalers WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES ASSOCIATED WITH 5+ NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAUGE TEAMS Jacques Plante (7) Montreal Canadiens New York Rangers St. Louis Blues Toronto Maple Leafs Boston Bruins Quebec Nordiques Edmonton Oilers Glen Sather (7) Boston Bruins Pittsburgh Penguins New York Rangers St. Louis Blues Montreal Canadiens Minnesota North Stars Edmonton Oilers Robbie Ftorek (6) Detroit Red Wings Quebec Nordiques New York Rangers Los Angeles Kings New Jersey Devils Boston Bruins Mike Walton (6) Toronto Maple Leafs Boston Bruins Vancouver Canucks St. Louis Blues Boston Bruins Chicago Black Hawks Al Smith (6) Toronto Maple Leafs Pittsburgh Penguins Detroit Red Wings Buffalo Sabres Hartford Whalers Colorado Rockies Howard Baldwin (6) Hartford Whalers Minnesota North Stars Pittsburgh Penguins New York Rangers Boston Bruins San Jose Sharks Kent Nilsson (5) Winnipeg Jets Atlanta Flames Calgary Flames Minnesota North Stars Edmonton Oilers Terry Ruskowski (5) Winnipeg Jets Chicago Black Hawks Los Angeles Kings Pittsburgh Penguins Minnesota North Stars Mike Gartner (5) Washington Capitals Minnesota North Stars New York Rangers Toronto Maple Leafs Phoenix Coyotes Tom Webster (5) Boston Bruins Detroit Red Wings California Golden Seals New York Rangers Los Angeles Kings Jacques Demers (5) Quebec Nordiques St. Louis Blues Detroit Red Wings Montreal Canadiens Tampa Bay Lightning Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted November 21, 2022 Author Share Posted November 21, 2022 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISES WITH THE MOST WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 13 – Hartford Whalers 02. 13 – Boston Bruins 03. 12 – New York Rangers 04. 12 – Quebec Nordiques 05. 12 – Winnipeg Jets 06. 11 – Detroit Red Wings 07. 10 – Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks 08. 9 – Chicago Black Hawks 09. 9 – Montreal Canadiens 10. 8 – Edmonton Oilers 11. 7 – Toronto Maple Leafs 12. 7 – St. Louis Blues 13. 7 – Minnesota North Stars 14. 6 – Los Angeles Kings 15. 6 – Pittsburgh Penguins 16. 5 – Buffalo Sabres 17. 5 – Vancouver Canucks 18. 4 – Philadelphia Flyers 19. 2 – Washington Capitals 20. 2 – California Golden Seals 21. 1 – Chicago Blackhawks 22. 1 – New York Islanders 23. 1 – Phoenix Coyotes 24. 1 – Tampa Bay Lightning 25. 1 – San Jose Sharks 26. 1 – New Jersey Devils 27. 1 – Colorado Rockies 28. 1 – Calgary Flames 29. 1 – Atlanta Flames Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted November 22, 2022 Author Share Posted November 22, 2022 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 AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 2014 / 2010 – Bill Dineen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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NHL HHOF Posted December 20, 2022 Author Share Posted December 20, 2022 (edited) Curtis Walker Curator and Caretaker of the WHA Hall of Fame Email: curtis@curtiswalker.com The World Hockey Association Hall of Famehttp://wha-hof.com The World Hockey Association existed from 1972-1979. When the WHA ceased operations, four of its franchises (Edmonton Oilers, Hartford Whalers, Quebec Nordiques, Winnipeg Jets) were absorbed by the National Hockey League. The WHA Hall of Fame was established in 2009 and is situated inside the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Museum in Eveleth, Minnesota, on 801 Hat Trick Avenue. So far they have only had two induction ceremonies in 12 years, one in 2010, and the other in 2012. They are working on a possible third induction ceremony. There are currently 55 inductees. 47 inducted in 2010, and 8 inducted in 2012. In total there are 42 Canadians, 9 Americans, and 4 Swedes in the World Hockey Association Hall of Fame.The Avco World Trophy Champions 01. 1973 - New England Whalers 02. 1974 - Houston Aeros 03. 1975 - Houston Aeros 04. 1976 - Winnipeg Jets 05. 1977 - Quebec Nordiques 06. 1978 - Winnipeg Jets 07. 1979 - Winnipeg JetsThe 2012 World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Inductees 01. Christian Bordeleau 02. Rich Leduc 03. Larry Lund 04. Tom Webster 05. Bill Friday 06. Mike Gartner 07. Michel Goulet 08. Rod LangwayThe 2010 World Hockey Association Hall of Fame Inductees 01. Serge Bernier 02. Real Cloutier 03. Robbie Ftorek 04. Anders Hedberg 05. Bobby Hull 06. Andre Lacroix 07. Danny Lawson 08. Ulf Nilsson 09. Kent Nilsson 10. Terry Ruskowski 11. Marc Tardif 12. Mike Walton 13. Ted Green 14. Al Hamilton 15. Ron Plumb 16. Rick Ley 17. Paul Shmyr 18. Lars-Erik Sjoberg 19. Pat Stapleton 20. J.C. Tremblay 21. Richard Brodeur 22. Gerry Cheevers 23. Joe Daley 24. Ron Grahame 25. Al Smith 26. Ernie Wakely 27. Jacques Demers 28. Bill Dineen 29. Jack Kelley 30. Harry Neale 31. Howard Baldwin 32. John F. Bassett 33. Gary Davidson 34. Ben Hatskin 35. Bill Hunter 36. Dennis Murphy 37. Wayne Gretzky 38. Dave Keon 39. Frank Mahovlich 40. John McKenzie 41. Mark Messier 42. Jacques Plante 43. Glen Sather 44. Gordie Howe 45. Mark Howe 46. Marty Howe 47. Colleen HoweHOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 1972 / 2010 - Gordie Howe 02. 1978 / 2010 - Jacques Plante 03. 1981 / 2010 - Frank Mahovlich 04. 1983 / 2010 - Bobby Hull 05. 1985 / 2010 - Gerry Cheevers 06. 1986 / 2010 - Dave Keon 07. 1997 / 2010 - Glen Sather 08. 1998 / 2012 - Michel Goulet 09. 1999 / 2010 - Wayne Gretzky 10. 2001 / 2012 - Mike Gartner 11. 2002 / 2012 - Rod Langway 12. 2007 / 2010 - Mark Messier 13. 2011 / 2010 - Mark HoweHOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2002 / 1999 / 2012 - Rod Langway 02. 2011 / 2003 / 2010 - Mark HoweU.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 1991 / 2010 - Robbie Ftorek 02. 1993 / 2010 - Jack Kelley U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 1991 / 2010 / 2020 – Robbie Ftorek WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 2010 / 2014 – Bill Dineen BUILDERS IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Howard Baldwin 02. 2010 - John F. Bassett 03. 2010 - Gary Davidson 04. 2010 - Ben Hatskin 05. 2010 - Bill Hunter 06. 2010 - Dennis MurphyHEAD COACHES IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Jacques Demers 02. 2010 - Bill Dineen 03. 2010 - Jack Kelley 04. 2010 - Harry NealeGOALTENDERS IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Richard Brodeur 02. 2010 - Gerry Cheevers 03. 2010 - Joe Daley 04. 2010 - Ron Grahame 05. 2010 - Al Smith 06. 2010 - Ernie WakelyREFEREES IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2012 - Bill FridayWOMEN IN THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Colleen HoweINDUCTED POSTHUMOUSLY INTO THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME 01. 2010 - Paul Shmyr 02. 2010 - Lars-Erik Sjoberg 03. 2010 - J. C. Tremblay 04. 2010 - Al Smith 05. 2010 - John F. Bassett 06. 2010 - Ben Hatskin 07. 2010 - Bill Hunter 08. 2010 - Jacques Plante 09. 2010 - Colleen HoweTHE NATIONAL ORIGINS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAMECANADA (42) 01. Serge Bernier 02. Christian Bordeleau 03. Real Cloutier 04. Bobby Hull 05. Andre Lacroix 06. Danny Lawson 07. Rich Leduc 08. Larry Lund 09. Terry Ruskowski 10. Marc Tardif 11. Mike Walton 12. Tom Webster 13. Ted Green 14. Al Hamilton 15. Ron Plumb 16. Rick Ley 17. Paul Shmyr 18. Pat Stapleton 19. J. C. Tremblay 20. Richard Brodeur 21. Gerry Cheevers 22. Joe Daley 23. Ron Grahame 24. Al Smith 25. Ernie Wakely 26. Jacques Demers 27. Bill Dineen 28. Harry Neale 29. John F. Bassett 30. Ben Hatskin 31. Bill Hunter 32. Bill Friday 33. Mike Gartner 34. Michel Goulet 35. Wayne Gretzky 36. Dave Keon 37. Frank Mahovlich 38. John McKenzie 39. Mark Messier 40. Jacques Plante 41. Glen Sather 42. Gordie HoweUNITED STATES (9) 01. Robbie Ftorek 02. Jack Kelley 03. Howard Baldwin 04. Gary Davidson 05. Dennis Murphy 06. Rod Langway 07. Mark Howe 08. Marty Howe 09. Colleen HoweSWEDEN (4) 01. Anders Hedberg 02. Ulf Nilsson 03. Kent Nilsson 04. Lars-Erik Sjoberg NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FRANCHISES WITH THE MOST WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 13 – Hartford Whalers 02. 13 – Boston Bruins 03. 12 – New York Rangers 04. 12 – Quebec Nordiques 05. 12 – Winnipeg Jets 06. 11 – Detroit Red Wings 07. 10 – Chicago Black Hawks / Chicago Blackhawks 08. 9 – Chicago Black Hawks 09. 9 – Montreal Canadiens 10. 8 – Edmonton Oilers 11. 7 – Toronto Maple Leafs 12. 7 – St. Louis Blues 13. 7 – Minnesota North Stars 14. 6 – Los Angeles Kings 15. 6 – Pittsburgh Penguins 16. 5 – Buffalo Sabres 17. 5 – Vancouver Canucks 18. 4 – Philadelphia Flyers 19. 2 – Washington Capitals 20. 2 – California Golden Seals 21. 1 – Chicago Blackhawks 22. 1 – New York Islanders 23. 1 – Phoenix Coyotes 24. 1 – Tampa Bay Lightning 25. 1 – San Jose Sharks 26. 1 – New Jersey Devils 27. 1 – Colorado Rockies 28. 1 – Calgary Flames 29. 1 – Atlanta Flames THE NUMBER OF WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES EACH WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FRANCHISE HAS; ALL CATEGORIES 01. 16 - New England Whalers 02. 12 - Winnipeg Jets 03. 9 - Houston Aeros 04. 8 - Cincinnati Stingers 05. 8 - Quebec Nordiques 06. 6 - Edmonton Oilers 07. 6 - Indianapolis Racers 08. 4 - Birmingham Bulls 09. 4 - Minnesota Fighting Saints 10. 4 - Philadelphia Blazers 11. 4 - San Diego Mariners 12. 3 - Cleveland Crusaders 13. 3 - Vancouver Blazers 14. 2 - Toronto Toros 15. 1 - Alberta Oilers 16. 1 - Calgary Cowboys 17. 1 - Chicago Cougars 18. 1 - Jersey Knights 19. 1 - Los Angeles Sharks 20. 1 - Michigan Stags 21. 1 - New York Golden Blades 22. 1 - Ottawa Nationals 23. 1 - Phoenix Roadrunners 24. 0 - Denver Spurs 25. 0 - Ottawa Civics 26. 0 - Los Angeles Aces 27. 0 - Baltimore Blades 28. 0 - New York Raiders 29. 0 - Calgary Broncos 30. 0 - Dayton Arrows 31. 0 - Miami Screaming Eagles 32. 0 - San Francisco SharksNEW ENGLAND WHALERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Howard Baldwin 02. 2010 - Bill Dineen 03. 2010 – Ted Green 04. 2010 – Colleen Howe 05. 2010 – Gordie Howe 06. 2010 – Mark Howe 07. 2010 – Marty Howe 08. 2010 – Jack Kelley 09. 2010 – Dave Keon 10. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 11. 2010 – Rick Ley 12. 2010 – John McKenzie 13. 2010 – Harry Neale 14. 2010 – Ron Plumb 15. 2010 – Al Smith 16. 2012 – Tom WebsterWINNIPEG JETS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Joe Daley 02. 2010 – Ted Green 03. 2010 – Ben Hatskin 04. 2010 – Anders Hedberg 05. 2010 – Bobby Hull 06. 2010 – Danny Lawson 07. 2010 – Ulf Nilsson 08. 2010 – Kent Nilsson 09. 2010 – Terry Ruskowski 10. 2010 – Lars-Erik Sjoberg 11. 2010 – Ernie Wakely 12. 2012 – Christian BordeleauHOUSTON AEROS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Bill Dineen 02. 2010 – Ron Grahame 03. 2010 – Colleen Howe 04. 2010 – Gordie Howe 05. 2010 – Mark Howe 06. 2010 – Marty Howe 07. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 08. 2010 – Terry Ruskowski 09. 2012 – Larry LundQUEBEC NORDIQUES WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Serge Bernier 02. 2010 – Richard Brodeur 03. 2010 – Jacques Demers 04. 2010 – Real Cloutier 05. 2010 – Marc Tardif 06. 2010 – J. C. Tremblay 07. 2012 – Christian Bordeleau 08. 2012 – Rich LeDucCINCINNATI STINGERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Jacques Demers 02. 2010 – Robbie Ftorek 03. 2010 – John McKenzie 04. 2010 – Mark Messier 05. 2010 – Ron Plumb 06. 2010 – Pat Stapleton 07. 2012 – Mike Gartner 08. 2012 – Rich LeDucEDMONTON OILERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Wayne Gretzky 02. 2010 – Al Hamilton 03. 2010 – Bill Hunter 04. 2010 – Jacques Plante 05. 2010 – Glen Sather 06. 2010 – Paul ShmyrINDIANAPOLIS RACERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Jacques Demers 02. 2010 – Wayne Gretzky 03. 2010 – Dave Keon 04. 2010 – Mark Messier 05. 2010 – Pat Stapleton 06. 2012 – Rich LeDucBIRMINGHAM BULLS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Frank Mahovlich 02. 2010 - John F. Bassett 03. 2012 – Michel Goulet 04. 2012 – Rod LangwayMINNESOTA FIGHTING SAINTS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Dave Keon 02. 2010 – John McKenzie 03. 2010 – Harry Neale 04. 2010 – Mike WaltonPHILADELPHIA BLAZERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 02. 2010 – Danny Lawson 03. 2010 – John McKenzie 04. 2010 – Ron PlumbSAN DIEGO MARINERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre Lacroix 02. 2010 – Ron Plumb 03. 2010 – Paul Shmyr 04. 2010 – Ernie WakelyCLEVELAND CRUSADERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Gerry Cheevers 02. 2010 – Paul Shmyr 03. 2012 – Rich LeDucVANCOUVER BLAZERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Danny Lawson 02. 2010 – John McKenzie 03. 2010 – Ron PlumbTORONTO TOROS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Frank Mahovlich 02. 2010 - John F. BassettALBERTA OILERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Al HamiltonCALGARY COWBOYS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Danny LawsonCHICAGO COUGARS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Pat StapletonJERSEY KNIGHTS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre LacroixLOS ANGELES SHARKS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Marc TardifMICHIGAN STAGS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Marc TardifNEW YORK GOLDEN BLADES WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Andre LacroixOTTAWA NATIONALS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 - John F. BassettPHOENIX ROADRUNNERS WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 01. 2010 – Robbie FtorekWORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TEAMS WITH NO INDUCTEES 01. Calgary Broncos (Never Played) 02. Denver Spurs 03. Ottawa Civics 04. Dayton Arrows (Never Played) 05. Los Angeles Aces 06. Baltimore Blades 07. New York Raiders 08. Miami Screaming Eagles (Never Played) 09. San Francisco Sharks (Never Played) Edited December 21, 2022 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted December 25, 2022 Author Share Posted December 25, 2022 WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FRANCHISES WITH AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 2 - New England Whalers 1 - Calgary Cowboys 1 - Cincinnati Stingers 1 - Houston Aeros 1 - Los Angeles Sharks 1 - Minnesota Fighting Saints 1 - Philadelphia Blazers 1 - Phoenix Roadrunners 1 - Vancouver Blazers WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PLAYERS AND COACHES IN THE AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HALL OF FAME 1. 2009 - Bruce Boudreau 2. 2010 - Marcel Paille 3. 2012 - Joe Crozier 4. 2014 - Bill Dineen 5. 2014 - Bob Perreault 6. 2016 - Bruce Landon 7. 2020 - Robbie Ftorek 2009 - Bruce Boudreau WHA – 1975-1976 – Minnesota Fighting Saints 2010 - Marcel Paille WHA – 1972-1973 – Philadelphia Blazers 2012 - Joe Crozier WHA – 1974-1975 – Vancouver Blazers WHA – 1975-1977 – Calgary Cowboys 2014 - Bill Dineen WHA – 1972-1978 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1978-1979 – New England Whalers 2014 - Bob Perreault WHA – 1972-1973 – Los Angeles Sharks 2016 - Bruce Landon WHA – 1972-1977 – New England Whalers 2020 - Robbie Ftorek WHA – 1974-1977 – Phoenix Roadrunners WHA – 1977-1979 – Cincinnati Stingers Bruce Boudreau WHA – 1975-1976 – Minnesota Fighting Saints NHL – 1976-1983 – Toronto Maple Leafs AHL – 1978-1981 – New Brunswick Hawks AHL – 1982-1984 – St. Catharines Saints AHL – 1984-1985 – Baltimore Skipjacks NHL – 1985-1986 – Chicago Black Hawks AHL – 1985-1987 – Nova Scotia Oilers AHL – 1987-1989 – Springfield Indians AHL – 1988-1989 – Newmarket Saints AHL – 1991-1992 – Adirondack Red Wings AHL – 1999-2001 – Lowell Lock Monsters (Coach) AHL – 2001-2005 – Manchester Monarchs (Coach) AHL – 2005-2008 – Hershey Bears (Coach) NHL – 2007-2012 – Washington Capitals (Coach) NHL – 2011-2016 – Anaheim Ducks (Coach) NHL – 2016-2020 – Minnesota Wild (Coach) NHL – 2021-Present – Vancouver Canucks (Coach) Marcel Paille AHL – 1956-1957 – Cleveland Barons AHL – 1957-1958 – Providence Reds NHL – 1957-1965 – New York Rangers AHL – 1958-1959 – Buffalo Bisons AHL – 1959-1962 – Springfield Indians AHL – 1962-1963 – Baltimore Clippers AHL – 1965-1972 – Providence Reds WHA – 1972-1973 – Philadelphia Blazers AHL – 1973-1974 – Richmond Robins Joe Crozier AHL – 1957-1958 – Springfield Indians AHL – 1958-1959 – Providence Reds AHL – 1959-1961 – Rochester Americans NHL – 1959-1960 – Toronto Maple Leafs AHL – 1963-1968 – Rochester Americans (Coach) AHL – 1971-1972 – Cincinnati Swords (Coach) NHL – 1971-1974 – Buffalo Sabres (Coach) WHA – 1974-1975 – Vancouver Blazers (Coach) WHA – 1975-1977 – Calgary Cowboys (Coach) AHL – 1979-1980 – New Brunswick Hawks (Coach) NHL – 1979-1981 – Toronto Maple Leafs (Coach) AHL – 1983-1984 – Rochester Americans (Coach) Bill Dineen NHL – 1953-1958 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1957-1958 – Chicago Black Hawks AHL – 1958-1960 – Buffalo Bisons AHL – 1959-1961 – Cleveland Barons AHL – 1961-1962 – Rochester Americans AHL – 1962-1964 – Quebec Aces WHA – 1972-1978 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1978-1979 – New England Whalers AHL – 1983-1989 – Adirondack Red Wings NHL – 1991-1993 – Philadelphia Flyers Bob Perreault AHL – 1951-1953 – Providence Reds NHL – 1955-1956 – Montreal Canadiens AHL – 1956-1957 – Rochester Americans AHL – 1957-1962 – Hershey Bears NHL – 1958-1959 – Detroit Red Wings AHL – 1962-1963 – Rochester Americans NHL – 1962-1963 – Boston Bruins AHL – 1965-1969 – Rochester Americans WHA – 1972-1973 – Los Angeles Sharks Bruce Landon AHL – 1969-1972 – Springfield Kings WHA – 1972-1977 – New England Whalers AHL – 1973-1974 – Jacksonville Barons AHL – 1976-1977 – Rhode Island Reds AHL – 1977-1978 – Springfield Indians Robbie Ftorek AHL – 1972-1974 – Virginia Wings NHL – 1972-1974 – Detroit Red Wings WHA – 1974-1977 – Phoenix Roadrunners WHA – 1977-1979 – Cincinnati Stingers NHL – 1979-1982 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1981-1985 – New York Rangers AHL – 1984-1988 – New Haven Nighthawks (Player/Coach) NHL – 1987-1989 – Los Angeles Kings (Coach) AHL – 1989-1990 – Halifax Citadels (Coach) NHL – 1990-1991 – Quebec Nordiques (Coach) NHL – 1991-1992 – New Jersey Devils (Coach) AHL – 1992-1993 – Utica Devils (Coach) AHL – 1993-1996 – Albany River Rats (Coach) NHL – 1996-2000 – New Jersey Devils (Coach) NHL – 2001-2003 – Boston Bruins (Coach) AHL – 2003-2006 – Albany River Rats (Coach) AHL – 2013-2014 – Abbotsford Heat (Coach) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NHL HHOF Posted December 28, 2022 Author Share Posted December 28, 2022 (edited) THE WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ALL-TIME LEADERS GAMES PLAYED (500+) 1. 551 - Andre Lacroix (Inducted in 2010) 2. 549 - Ron Plumb (Inducted in 2010) 3. 511 - Paul Shmyr (Inducted in 2010) 4. 509 - Michel Parizeau GOALS SCORED (300+) 1. 316 - Marc Tardif (Inducted in 2010) 2. 303 - Bobby Hull (Inducted in 2010) ASSISTS (500+) 1. 547 - Andre Lacroix (Inducted in 2010) TOTAL POINTS (500+) 1. 798 - Andre Lacroix (Inducted in 2010) 2. 666 - Marc Tardif (Inducted in 2010) 3. 638 - Bobby Hull (Inducted in 2010) 4. 566 - Real Cloutier (Inducted in 2010) 5. 566 - Serge Bernier (Inducted in 2010) 6. 523 - Robbie Ftorek (Inducted in 2010) 7. 508 - Gordie Howe (Inducted in 2010) 8. 504 - Mark Howe (Inducted in 2010) 9. 504 - Christian Bordeleau (Inducted in 2012) Still to come... GOALTENDERS PENALTY MINUTES (500+) 1. 962 - Paul Baxter https://www.quanthockey.com/wha/en/records/wha-players-all-time-penalty-minutes-leaders.html Edited December 28, 2022 by NHL HHOF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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NHL HHOF Posted February 13, 2023 Author Share Posted February 13, 2023 Black History Month essay: Alton White Second Black player in professional major league hockey on overcoming racial taunts, being role model https://www.nhl.com/news/black-history-month-essay-alton-white/c-321000696 by Alton White / Special to NHL.com February 5, 2021 Editor's note: As part of the NHL celebrating Black History Month throughout February, NHL.com will present first-person essays by some of the game's key Black players and executives. Today, Alton White, the second Black player to play professional major league ice hockey, tells his story of overcoming racial taunts to become a role model on and off the ice. In 1972 when I played my first game for the New York Raiders of the World Hockey Association, I wasn't aware at the time that I was only the second Black player to play in a major professional hockey league. After so many years in the minors, I was more focused on the chance to play professionally in a new league than making history. It was a long journey to this moment. I was born in Nova Scotia. My family moved to Winnipeg when I was only 8. We grew up among an influx of Ukrainian immigrants but were the rare Black family in our town. There was an eight-year age difference between my next-to-youngest sibling, so I was the only Black child in my grade school and then high school. Despite all this, I was fortunate not to experience racism in the extreme as would be the case when I started my hockey career in the United States. This is not to say that discrimination didn't exist in Canada, but I didn't experience it. I learned to skate on a natural sheet of ice at 3 years old. When I started playing hockey, skating was my biggest asset, despite not being the biggest player on the ice. At the age of 10, everything changed when former NHL goaltender James "Sugar Jim" Henry took notice of me. Henry was working as a scout and on a local radio show said that he saw me play and remarked: "if that little kid grows and keeps developing, he should be playing in the NHL one day." When I heard that, I believed it was possible for me to play in the NHL. This was 1955 and I didn't know of any Black players in the NHL. Then in 1958 when I was at a local community center where I played, there was an older guy we knew who said I won't be the first. I could not figure out what he was talking about. But then I later found out that Willie O'Ree made history with Boston in January of that year. As a teenager, I signed with the New York Rangers. This was before the NHL Draft as we know it. At the age of 20, they sent me to Fort Wayne, Indiana for my first year of minor pro. That was the first time I'd ever run into racial discrimination. Imagine, this was the first time I was away from home and made painfully aware that I am Black. With three of my Canadian teammates who also joined the team that season, we went looking for a place to rent. There was a house that seemed okay for us but the woman renting it pulled one of the other players aside and said. "you can't live here because he's colored." You read about these things in school about Jim Crow and racism in America. I never really thought I'd be in that situation. But here I was. It set me back. Things got worse. When we went on road trips. The names I heard were awful. Every possible racial slur, I heard it, including the N-word. I had to develop thick skin because you couldn't do anything about what was said in the crowd. Maybe they were trying to get me off my game. I don't know. That first season was tough, and I am surprised I made it. The next year, I moved on to the Columbus Checkers where I played three seasons. In Columbus, I was fortunate to meet Ann Walker, an African American journalist at WVKO-AM radio. She came to a couple of games and I got to know her and her family and spent a lot of time with them. It felt like home being around them. My experience in Columbus was the best of my early hockey experience as a professional. On the ice, I got better every year. In my last year in Columbus, I was named Most Valuable Player. By the end of the 1971-72 season, I felt I'd waited my turn. My team, the Providence Reds, owned my contract so if an NHL team was interested in me, they would have to buy it outright before signing me. Providence had an arrangement with the NHL's California Golden Seals at the time and there were players who would move up to the big show. I saw other players come and then go to Oakland but there I was still in Providence. In 1972, the World Hockey Association's New York Raiders drafted me and that is when I became the second Black player in major professional hockey. I wasn't particularly happy in New York. I'm more of a small-town player who prefers keeping a low profile. That and not playing regularly. I asked for a trade and it was granted, sending me to the Los Angeles Sharks, where I finally got a chance to play. That season I scored 21 goals and finally felt like all those years of hard work and perseverance paid off. That first season marked not only being the second Black player in a major professional league but the first to ever score a hat trick. I would do that twice in the season. We played the Chicago Cougars on Jan. 10, 1973 when I got my first hat trick. I scored all three goals during a seven-minute stretch. The second hat trick came in Minnesota with Jack McCartan (the hero of the United States gold medal team at the 1960 Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley) in net. After I did, someone threw a banana on the ice. Can you imagine being focused on the game, concentrating on what you are doing and getting the chance to score and then someone throws a banana on the ice. Throughout my career, my teammates were supportive whenever something happened. But more than anything, I wanted to be recognized for my hockey ability than the taunts I faced during a game. Still, I was pretty fortunate. Very few people get to play professional hockey. Even with the difficulties on the ice, I met some wonderful people in each of the cities I played and stay in touch with so many people from those days. As athletes, we have a responsibility as role models. I felt that, especially as a Black player. Whenever I saw Black fans at the game, I would try to catch their eye and acknowledge them. One of my favorite stories occurred at one game when I was with Los Angeles. There was a young boy who caught my eye. He shouted my name and I looked over and gave him a wink. He was so moved by the gesture that he said it changed his life and helped him to think about things differently and opened up the possibilities of the world. That young boy would become an influential member in Washington state politics. Eric Pettigrew was a member of the Washington House of Representatives for almost twenty years. Now he is the Vice President of Government Relations and Outreach with the NHL's newest club, the Seattle Kraken. Eric and I are now good friends who talk quite often. These are the moments in hockey that mean so much to me. It's great to see so many changes in who participates in hockey these days, especially at the youth level. There are so many more Black children playing hockey but also children of Asian and South Asian descent. There are lots of kids of color that are playing. If they get a chance to participate you know they can excel, not just in sport but largely in life. When you get an opportunity, you have the chance to excel. Even if many who develop along the amateur side don't turn pro, a lot of them are going through the universities in the States. Kids are getting a chance to play, and they get an education. Now as I'm 75 years old, I am gratified for my time playing the game. I'm fortunate that after all this time people have not forgotten me. I get cards from all over Canada and the United States and requests for signed pictures. There are even some from Europe! Most of these correspondences are from kids who want to know how I'm doing and wishing me well and asking me hockey questions. It is really gratifying to know that they haven't forgotten because for a long time I was unheard of. Now I know a little of what Willie feels. He's done so much for the game and is a great ambassador for the sport. I'd like to think that all of us Black players who played contributed to the game in our own way. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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NHL HHOF Posted January 28 Author Share Posted January 28 On 12/24/2022 at 9:35 PM, NHL HHOF said: WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FRANCHISES WITH AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 2 - New England Whalers 2 - Cincinnati Stingers 1 - Calgary Cowboys 1 - Houston Aeros 1 - Los Angeles Sharks 1 - Minnesota Fighting Saints 1 - Philadelphia Blazers 1 - Phoenix Roadrunners 1 - Vancouver Blazers WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PLAYERS AND COACHES IN THE AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HALL OF FAME 1. 2009 - Bruce Boudreau 2. 2010 - Marcel Paille 3. 2012 - Joe Crozier 4. 2014 - Bill Dineen 5. 2014 - Bob Perreault 6. 2016 - Bruce Landon 7. 2020 - Robbie Ftorek 8. 2024 - Gordie Clark 2009 - Bruce Boudreau WHA – 1975-1976 – Minnesota Fighting Saints 2010 - Marcel Paille WHA – 1972-1973 – Philadelphia Blazers 2012 - Joe Crozier WHA – 1974-1975 – Vancouver Blazers WHA – 1975-1977 – Calgary Cowboys 2014 - Bill Dineen WHA – 1972-1978 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1978-1979 – New England Whalers 2014 - Bob Perreault WHA – 1972-1973 – Los Angeles Sharks 2016 - Bruce Landon WHA – 1972-1977 – New England Whalers 2020 - Robbie Ftorek WHA – 1974-1977 – Phoenix Roadrunners WHA – 1977-1979 – Cincinnati Stingers Bruce Boudreau WHA – 1975-1976 – Minnesota Fighting Saints NHL – 1976-1983 – Toronto Maple Leafs AHL – 1978-1981 – New Brunswick Hawks AHL – 1982-1984 – St. Catharines Saints AHL – 1984-1985 – Baltimore Skipjacks NHL – 1985-1986 – Chicago Black Hawks AHL – 1985-1987 – Nova Scotia Oilers AHL – 1987-1989 – Springfield Indians AHL – 1988-1989 – Newmarket Saints AHL – 1991-1992 – Adirondack Red Wings AHL – 1999-2001 – Lowell Lock Monsters (Coach) AHL – 2001-2005 – Manchester Monarchs (Coach) AHL – 2005-2008 – Hershey Bears (Coach) NHL – 2007-2012 – Washington Capitals (Coach) NHL – 2011-2016 – Anaheim Ducks (Coach) NHL – 2016-2020 – Minnesota Wild (Coach) NHL – 2021-Present – Vancouver Canucks (Coach) Marcel Paille AHL – 1956-1957 – Cleveland Barons AHL – 1957-1958 – Providence Reds NHL – 1957-1965 – New York Rangers AHL – 1958-1959 – Buffalo Bisons AHL – 1959-1962 – Springfield Indians AHL – 1962-1963 – Baltimore Clippers AHL – 1965-1972 – Providence Reds WHA – 1972-1973 – Philadelphia Blazers AHL – 1973-1974 – Richmond Robins Joe Crozier AHL – 1957-1958 – Springfield Indians AHL – 1958-1959 – Providence Reds AHL – 1959-1961 – Rochester Americans NHL – 1959-1960 – Toronto Maple Leafs AHL – 1963-1968 – Rochester Americans (Coach) AHL – 1971-1972 – Cincinnati Swords (Coach) NHL – 1971-1974 – Buffalo Sabres (Coach) WHA – 1974-1975 – Vancouver Blazers (Coach) WHA – 1975-1977 – Calgary Cowboys (Coach) AHL – 1979-1980 – New Brunswick Hawks (Coach) NHL – 1979-1981 – Toronto Maple Leafs (Coach) AHL – 1983-1984 – Rochester Americans (Coach) Bill Dineen NHL – 1953-1958 – Detroit Red Wings NHL – 1957-1958 – Chicago Black Hawks AHL – 1958-1960 – Buffalo Bisons AHL – 1959-1961 – Cleveland Barons AHL – 1961-1962 – Rochester Americans AHL – 1962-1964 – Quebec Aces WHA – 1972-1978 – Houston Aeros WHA – 1978-1979 – New England Whalers AHL – 1983-1989 – Adirondack Red Wings NHL – 1991-1993 – Philadelphia Flyers Bob Perreault AHL – 1951-1953 – Providence Reds NHL – 1955-1956 – Montreal Canadiens AHL – 1956-1957 – Rochester Americans AHL – 1957-1962 – Hershey Bears NHL – 1958-1959 – Detroit Red Wings AHL – 1962-1963 – Rochester Americans NHL – 1962-1963 – Boston Bruins AHL – 1965-1969 – Rochester Americans WHA – 1972-1973 – Los Angeles Sharks Bruce Landon AHL – 1969-1972 – Springfield Kings WHA – 1972-1977 – New England Whalers AHL – 1973-1974 – Jacksonville Barons AHL – 1976-1977 – Rhode Island Reds AHL – 1977-1978 – Springfield Indians Robbie Ftorek AHL – 1972-1974 – Virginia Wings NHL – 1972-1974 – Detroit Red Wings WHA – 1974-1977 – Phoenix Roadrunners WHA – 1977-1979 – Cincinnati Stingers NHL – 1979-1982 – Quebec Nordiques NHL – 1981-1985 – New York Rangers AHL – 1984-1988 – New Haven Nighthawks (Player/Coach) NHL – 1987-1989 – Los Angeles Kings (Coach) AHL – 1989-1990 – Halifax Citadels (Coach) NHL – 1990-1991 – Quebec Nordiques (Coach) NHL – 1991-1992 – New Jersey Devils (Coach) AHL – 1992-1993 – Utica Devils (Coach) AHL – 1993-1996 – Albany River Rats (Coach) NHL – 1996-2000 – New Jersey Devils (Coach) NHL – 2001-2003 – Boston Bruins (Coach) AHL – 2003-2006 – Albany River Rats (Coach) AHL – 2013-2014 – Abbotsford Heat (Coach) Gordie Clark NHL – 1974-1976 – Boston Bruins (Player) AHL – 1974-1978 – Rochester Americans (Player) AHL – 1978-1979 – Springfield Indians (Player) WHA – 1978-1979 – Cincinnati Stingers (Player) AHL – 1978-1983 – Maine Mariners (Player) AHL – 1987-1989 – Maine Mariners (Coach) NHL – 1989-1992 – Boston Bruins (Coach) NHL – 1996-1998 – New York Islanders (Coach) UPDATED FOR 2024 Gordie Clark is the latest former WHA player to be inducted into the American Hockey League Hall of Fame. Induction in 2024. This brings the total number of former Cincinnati Stingers players (WHA) in the AHL Hall of Fame to 2, which ties them with the New England Whalers for the most players in the AHL Hall of Fame. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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