Who are the Top NHL Hall of Fame Snub's So Far (Read On)?

Question

Amonung players eligiable whoa ren't in the Hall. Oh also. I won't be on for a few days. I'm heading down for the Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony's in Cooperstown. Bon Voyage

Answer 1

There are too many players who shouldn't be in who are than to worry about who isn't in who should be. But I do have a feeling for ol' Lorne being passed over yet again.

Answer 2

Rogie Vachon

He had great years with a mediocre Kings team in the 70s and shared time with Gump Worsley in Montreal in the 60s. Also dominated in the 76 Canada Cup.

http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/Lege...

I'd say that Mark Howe is probably the best player not in the HOF. 3 First Team All-Star berths (against TOUGH competition) and was a Norris Finalist in each of those years. Widely regarded at the time as one of the best Dmen in the game.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Howe

Answer 3

Phil Housley never finished in the top 5 of Norris voting, how could he ever have been considered #1

Adam Oates was never a 1st or 2nd team all-star - how could he have been number one (especially as he played centre in the Gretzky/Lemieux era)

Answer 4

1. Doug Gilmour

2. Pavel Bure

3.  Phil Housley

4. Adam Oates

5. Mike Richter

All these players, were at one point, considered to be some of the best in the world. These individuals, were a model of consistency. That's why they should be in the Hall of Fame.

Answer 5

Lorne Chabot,

4th on the all-time GAA list at 2.03 (Alec Connel, Georges Hainsworth, and Charlie Gardiner are ahead of him)

2nd on the all-time winning percentage list (only Ken Dryden is ahead of him)

11th in career shutouts with 72 (Sawchuk, Brodeur, Hainsworth, Hall, Plante, Hasek, Connell, Thompson, Belfour, Esposito)

2 Stanley Cups, 1 Vezina, a better winning percentage, save percentage, goals against average and more shutouts than Patrick Roy (in less than a 3rd of the games)..........Chabot should be there