We've made it to the weekend, and one might argue that this is the greatest NFL weekend of the year. Eight teams, four games, conference championships on the line.
Naming the greatest duo in hockey history would be a nearly impossible task due to the countless names that could contend for that title. Bobby Orr and Phil Esposito, Wayne Gretzky and Mark Messier, Mario Lemieux and Jaromir Jagr and Daniel and Henrik Sedin always come to mind because they were such brilliant tandems.
With the anything-goes mentality in mind, whom might the Hall of Fame select for 2024? Consider this tiered list of candidates.
Right now, New Jersey Devils fans are waiting for two popular names to make the Hockey Hall of Fame. It’s preposterous that Alexander Mogilny isn’t in the Hall of Fame.
Sweaters numbers are synonymous with players. Most hockey fans can instantly tell you a great player by the number they wear on their back. There are many different stories about how players became associated with the famous numbers.
The Hockey Hall of Fame announced their Class of 2023 on Wednesday. The newest members include Henrik Lundqvist, Mike Vernon, Tom Barrasso, Pierre Turgeon, and Caroline Ouellette, with Ken Hitchcock and Pierre Lacroix going in the builder’s category.
As the world around us continues to feel more and more uncertain, we can at least rest assured knowing that there is one constant in our lives: Alex Mogilny being denied entry to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
There will be one former Toronto Maple Leafs player going into the Hockey Hall of Fame this year. But it's not who you'd expect and he only played in four games with the club.
The Hockey Hall Of Fame announced their 2023 class of inductees on Wednesday and for those who believed that the goaltending fraternity had been overlooked over the years, the selection committee righted that wrong by selecting three netminders.
On Wednesday, the Hockey Hall-of-Fame class of 2023 was announced. Former New Jersey Devils Patrik Elias and Alexander Mogilny were left off the ballot. Those to be inducted to the Hockey Hall-of-Fame include Henrik Lundqvist, Tom Barrasso, Caroline Ouellette, Pierre Turgeon, Mike Vernon, Pierre Lacroix (builder), Ken Hitchcock (builder).
The Hockey Hall Of Fame will announce their 2023 class this week and there is some thought that after a 14-year wait, former Buffalo Sabres winger Alexander Mogilny will finally be honored.
Using statistical tools, considering off-ice impact, and listening to you as hockey fans via social media and public polling, we’re presenting the most deserving HHOF Class of 2023.
The class of ’88 has yielded four Hall of Famers but may one day lay claim to six or seven.
Connor McDavid has reached the 300-goal plateau for his NHL career. The goal, which was McDavid’s 61st of the season, came on Thursday day night as the Edmonton Oilers hosted the Los Angeles Kings… McDavid reached 300 goals in the 563rd game of his NHL career, putting him among the fastest ever to reach the mark.
So what will the Class of 2023 bring? Now that the 2022 group is enshrined, it’s never too early to speculate on who gets the next round of Hall calls.
Alexander Mogilny had one of the best seasons in Buffalo Sabres history in 1992-93. Let’s flash back to the past and relive his magical year. When you think of the greatest forwards in Buffalo Sabres history, the French Connection are most likely the first players who come to mind.
The “Russian factor” has been an issue of varying significance since the late 1980s. In 1989, Alexander Mogilny became the first Russian hockey player to defect from the then-Soviet Union in order to play in the NHL.
On Monday, June 27th, the 2022 Hockey Hall of Fame class was announced and Alexander Mogilny was once again left out in the cold. It’s been 12 years since Mogilny was eligible to be inducted and the exclusion is baffling.
The announcement of the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2022 was headlined by three former Vancouver Canucks. Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, and Roberto Luongo will enter the Hall as first-ballot inductees, enshrining their legacies for every visitor to see.
Leafs legend Alexander Mogilny has been eligible for induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame since 2009, but every June comes and goes without the “Call to the Hall”.
Of all the great players to dazzle the NHL, some of the finest and most controversial have enimated from Mother Russia. From Sergei Fedorov to Sergei Bobrovsky, Pavel Bure to Pavel Datsyuk, Russia continutes to produce some of the NHL’s top stars.
It might be hard to believe for some New Jersey Devils fans, but Saturday, March 14, 2020, marked the 20th anniversary of the team acquiring Alexander Mogilny via trade during the 1999-2000 season.
There have been 39 players who have scored 60 or more goals in a single NHL season. How many of them can you name?
Can you name the player with the most goals in a season for every NHL team?
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