Players who give 100% effort 100% of the time

[dr robbie]

Definitely Hornqvist from the Pens. He is basically effort personified.

 

[vshun]

Nobody on the Hawks.

At least it's difficult to differentiate between "no effort" and "sucks". There's a couple of pretty bad hockey players on the team, who might well be giving it their all, but you just couldn't tell because they suck.

Well, those 2 I think are shipped out (Wingels and Bouma) at TDL so nobody anymore? Maybe Murthy is halfway there at least compared to others on the team?

 

[MakeTheGoalsLarger]

another vote for Vanek

 

[PuckSeparator]

Brendan "I'm the real captain" Gallagher.

 

[Spartachat]

If NHL players gave 100% every game, then every game should resemble a game seven playoff game. If players are down by a large margin in a meaningless game, they will not give 100%. They will glide around the ice giving maybe 30% to 40% trying to run out the clock.

 

[avsfan09]

Nail Yakupov. Just doesn't direct it very well haha.

 

[Meeqs]

Often times bad players seem to be working harder because they are out of position, misread plays or are slow. While talented players may seem the opposite. So I expect to see a lot of bottom pairing guys on here for that reason.

With that said one guy that stands out to me would be Arvidsson on NSH.
Alexander Kerfoot on Col works his ass off as well

 

[Monkey D Luffy]

Blake Wheeler and Mathieu Perreault

 

[HPsauce]

A few guys on the Jets fit the bill.

Wheeler, Perrault, Tanev, Lowry, Morrissey, Hendricks.

 

[gumgum]

sean kuraly

 

[Dabeast]

Vincent Trocheck

 

[De Montreal]

Brendan Gallagher. Andrew Shaw. Paul Byron.

 

[BenningHurtsMySoul]

Bo Horvat. The guy is just a workhorse.

 

[Captain Creampuff]

Jaden Schwartz and Kyle Brodziak.

 

[KingsHockey24]

Trevor Lewis.

 

[ESH]

Frolik always feels like a guy you can count on to give a consistent effort every night

 

[bukwas]

I'm yet to see Connor Brown play a lazy game.

 

[3rdLiner]

Backes, Schaller, kuraly.

 

[Filthy Dangles]

Viktor Arvidsson and Zach Hyman are relentless on the forecheck and backcheck

 

[Mugzy97]

I actually can't think of anyone on the Leafs. Connor Brown would be the hardest working, I'd say.

And Zach Hyman

 

[IndustryLeech]

For the Avalanche, it's gotta be Colin Wilson. I've never seen the guy take a shift off.

 

[Bounces R Way]

Giordano has built a career out of having one of the best work ethics in the league. He really isn't that talented, just in great shape and leaves nothing out there.

Never drafted, played in Russia when he couldn't get a contract, this guy is all determination.

 

[Trap Jesus]

I've never seen a player try as hard every time he's on the ice as Bergeron does. Always hustling is one thing, but his attention to detail on things like positioning and stick positioning is insane. Always moving (unless he doesn't need to), always has his head on a swivel trying to process the play as quickly as possible. He almost always keeps his shifts shorter than most to conserve energy.

 

[Analyst365]

Most players in the NHL is the correct answer.

I disagree. You get a lot of this during the regular season.

 

[PlamsUnlimited]

I think very close to none. 82+ games is a lot and it is very hard to give 100% for all of those games.