Hockey Player Profiles

A Calder Trophy winner and Stanley Cup champion, Gary Suter was one of the premier American-born defensemen of his generation, recording 844 points over a stellar 17-year NHL career.

A gritty left winger, Geoff Courtnall enjoyed a 17-season NHL career, winning a Stanley Cup with the Edmonton Oilers and playing a pivotal role in the Vancouver Canucks' 1994 Finals run.

A prolific left winger from the Northwest Territories, he enjoyed a long NHL career, accumulating 700 points and winning two World Championship gold medals.

George Armstrong was a legendary four-time Stanley Cup champion and captain for the Toronto Maple Leafs, known for his leadership and scoring the final goal of the Original Six era.

George "Hully" Gee was a Canadian center who won the Stanley Cup with the Detroit Red Wings in 1950 during his nine-season NHL career.

A Hall of Fame center and the Buffalo Sabres' first-ever draft pick, he was known for his exceptional stickhandling and as the linchpin of the legendary 'French Connection' line.

Glen Murray was a 1,000-game NHL veteran power forward and two-time All-Star best remembered for his goal-scoring seasons with the Boston Bruins.

Glen Wesley was a long-serving NHL defenseman who won a Stanley Cup with the Carolina Hurricanes and had his number retired by the franchise.

A six-time Stanley Cup champion and Hockey Hall of Famer, Glenn Anderson was a clutch "money" player renowned for his playoff heroics and offensive skill throughout his 17-season professional career.

A true hockey icon, he was known as 'Mr. Hockey' and played professionally across six decades, setting numerous scoring records and winning four Stanley Cups.

A Canadian former ice hockey winger, he played 17 seasons in the NHL and is remembered for his clutch overtime goals during the 1994 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Gregory Fox is a Canadian former NHL defenceman who played for the Atlanta Flames, Chicago Black Hawks, and Pittsburgh Penguins, notably helping the Blackhawks reach playoff semi-finals in the early 1980s.