2015 Hockey Hall of Fame
Class
Bruce Strebinger

One of the greatest honors
that any sports player can
achieve is a seat in their
respective Hall of Fame.

Hockey's Hall of Fame, located in Toronto,
is no exception.

This years's class featured some of the
best players from the 90s and beyond.
These men and women were not only
great players, but also great people.

Sergei Fedorov

This three-time Stanley Cup
winner will alway be best
known as a Detroit Redwing.

His two-way game
made him one of the
most dominant forces on the
ice in the 90's, winning the
Hart Trophy for MVP in 1994.

And he looks great in numbers, too:
493 Career Goals
56 Goals in One Season
Record
18 Year Career
30 or More Goals 10
Times

Nicklas Lidstrom

Niklas Lidstrom might go
down as one of the greatest
defensemen of all time.

He took over as Captain on the
Redwings after long-time Captain Steve
Yzerman retired.
And lead the team to the Stanley Cup
Four times.

He also won a Conn Smythe
as well for Playoff MVP
And helped lead Sweden to
Olympic Gold in 2006

Chris Pronger

Over the course of his 19-year
career, Chris Pronger was a
force on the blue line.

One of the greatest impact
players of all time, Pronger
helped lead the Ducks to
their only Stanley Cup
victory EVER in 2007.

In 2000 he received the Hart
Trophy and has always been
considered to be one of the
best defensive and offensive
players in the game.

Angela Ruggiero

Angela Ruggiero is not only a
four-time Olympian, she also
lead the US to Gold in 1998.
And helped the US win Four
National Championships as
well.

Ruggiero had the opportunity
to play in the CHL, but turned
it down.

With the NWHL gaining
popularity, Ruggiero's
flawless blue line game is not
only significant to women's
hockey, but US hockey in
general.

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