Hockey Player Profiles

Marc-Édouard Vlasic is a Canadian defenceman who played his entire 19-year NHL career with the San Jose Sharks, setting franchise and league records while earning Olympic gold.

A Hockey Hall of Famer and one of the '100 Greatest NHL Players', Marcel Dionne was a prolific scoring center who amassed over 1,700 career points during his 18 seasons in the NHL.

Marcel Goc is a German former professional ice hockey center who played 699 NHL games and captained Team Germany to an Olympic silver medal in 2018.

A Hall of Fame defenseman, Marcel Pronovost won five Stanley Cups as a player and three more as a scout, setting a record for the longest span between his first and last championship.

Mark Messier is a legendary Canadian ice hockey forward, a six-time Stanley Cup champion, and the only player to captain two different teams to the Cup.

Mark Recchi was a prolific right winger who played 22 seasons in the NHL, winning three Stanley Cups and earning induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

An undrafted player, he overcame his small stature to become a Hall of Fame forward, a Stanley Cup champion, and a multiple award winner in the NHL.

Mathieu Schneider was an American offensive defenseman who played 23 seasons in the NHL, winning a Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens and representing Team USA internationally.

Mats Sundin was a legendary Swedish center, a Hockey Hall of Famer, and the Toronto Maple Leafs' all-time leading scorer, known for his leadership and offensive prowess.

A three-time Stanley Cup champion and one of only a few players to play over 1,500 NHL games, he enjoyed a remarkable 21-season career known for its longevity and leadership.

Mike Gartner was a Hockey Hall of Fame right winger known for his blazing speed and consistent goal-scoring, becoming one of only eight NHL players to reach 700 career goals.

Mike Modano is a Hockey Hall of Famer and the all-time leading American-born scorer in NHL history, renowned for his speed and offensive prowess during his career with the Minnesota North Stars, Dallas Stars, and Detroit Red Wings.