Should they be in the HHoF?

[Say Hey Kid]

Pierre Turgeon, Jeremy Roenick, Keith Tkachuk, Brian Propp, Alexander Mogilny, Theo Fleury, Sergei Gonchar, John Vanbiesbrouck

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[ThatsSoSlavin]

Mogilny for sure, hell put him in the builders category for his impact for Russians coming over

Theo should as well

 

[Machinehead]

None of them. That should be an option in the poll.

To get into the Hall of Fame, you need either a dominant peak where you win individual awards, or you need to compile some insane numbers.

Hovering around 1,000 points with no hardware is an excellent career but not a Hall of Fame career.

I could be sold on Turgeon, and since none isn't an option, I just voted for him.

 

[Stive Morgan]

Mogilny for sure, hell put him in the builders category for his impact for Russians coming over

Theo should as well

First thing that came to mind for me as well.

 

[Sidney the Kidney]

None of them. That should be an option in the poll.

To get into the Hall of Fame, you need either a dominant peak where you win individual awards, or you need to compile some insane numbers.

Hovering around 1,000 points with no hardware is an excellent career but not a Hall of Fame career.

I could be sold on Turgeon, and since none isn't an option, I just voted for him.

Agreed. Unfortunately this ship has sailed considering some of the names the HoF has inducted over the years.

It's unfortunate because it diminishes the prestige of actually being inducted for those who truly were dominant players during their careers.

I'd actually rather they be too strict rather than too easy.

 

[Albatros]

Mogilny for sure, hell put him in the builders category for his impact for Russians coming over

Fedorov was the only other big name to defect.

 

[Lafleurs Guy]

Tom Barrasso should be in the HOF.

 

[GingerJesus28]

It's an absolute f***ing farce that Mogilny is not in yet.

 

[JaegerDice]

I'd say none of them, but if I had to pick one, it would probably be Fleury.

 

[Rhaegar Targaryen]

Alfredsson before any of these

 

[RealisticLeaf55]

Mogilny's career highs were out of this world. 76 goals in 77 games is pretty damn elite.

 

[kingsholygrail]

If Lowe is in. All of them.

 

[zizbuka]

Loved Bure, but it makes no sense that he's in and Mogilny isn't.

 

[Larry Hanson]

Considering the challenges he faced Fleury actually did put up some pretty impressive numbers, that sort of thing doesn't really count when it comes to getting in the HOF though. I doubt any of them get in.

 

[MikeyMike01]

Keeping Turgeon out solely because of Piestany is pretty shameful.

 

[Steve]

Mogilny without question. Outstanding goal scoring stats aside, the impact he had on the game alone is worthy.

 

[Warden of the North]

Mogilny for sure

 

[TruePowerSlave]

Mogilny not being in the hall is absurd

 

[King Woodballs]

Maybe Mogilny.
No to the rest of them

 

[SotasicA]

Theoren Fleury yes, no to the others.

 

[SlickHands]

None of them. That should be an option in the poll.

To get into the Hall of Fame, you need either a dominant peak where you win individual awards, or you need to compile some insane numbers.

Hovering around 1,000 points with no hardware is an excellent career but not a Hall of Fame career.

I could be sold on Turgeon, and since none isn't an option, I just voted for him.

Clearly, you've never looked at who is in the hall of fame.

 

[SlickHands]

Mogilny not being in the hall is absurd

Alex McWhatever gets in to the hall with those #s.

 

[GRob83]

The Hall has too many stats compilers that just hung on forever to reach certain milestones that served as criteria at the time. There are 13 retired players who scored 500 or more Goals in 1200 or fewer games and 12 of them are in the Hall of Fame. The ONLY one who isn't??? Peter Bondra

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

Mogilny only. The rest are borderline

 

[Unspecified]

Turgeon not in the HHOF is lunacy, the guy is over PPG player for his entire career and damn near a PPG player in the playoffs. He also has an individual award.