List of members of the Hockey Hall of Fame

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The Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Canada.

The Hockey Hall of Fame is a hall of fame for the most important personalities in ice hockey , which was founded in 1943. This list offers a complete overview of all persons recorded so far. The 18-member admission committee decides on admission .

The Hockey Hall of Fame is currently divided into three broad categories, which include players, officials and referees. Special features of each category are explained in the respective section.

As of the 2020 class, the Hockey Hall of Fame includes 289 players (8 women), 112 officials and 16 referees. Of the total of 417 personalities, 12 were accepted posthumously .

player

Hobey Baker , recorded in 1945
Frank McGee , recorded in 1945
Georges Vézina , recorded in 1945
Newsy Lalonde , recorded in 1950
Jack Adams , recorded in 1959
Maurice Richard , recorded in 1961
Ted Lindsay , recorded in 1966
Red Kelly , recorded in 1969
Wladislaw Tretjak , recorded in 1989
Larry Robinson , recorded in 1995
Börje Salming , recorded in 1996
Mario Lemieux , recorded in 1997
Bryan Trottier , recorded in 1997
Wayne Gretzky , recorded in 1999
Ray Bourque , recorded in 2004
Patrick Roy , recorded in 2006
Mark Messier , recorded in 2007
Glenn Anderson , recorded in 2008
Brett Hull , recorded in 2009
Brian Leetch , recorded in 2009
Doug Gilmour , recorded in 2011
Pawel Bure , recorded in 2012
Joe Sakic , recorded in 2012
Brendan Shanahan , recorded in 2013
Peter Forsberg , recorded in 2014
Angela Ruggiero , recorded in 2015
Teemu Selänne , recorded in 2017
Martin St. Louis , recorded in 2018

The player category has existed since the Hockey Hall of Fame was founded. The prerequisite for inclusion is that the player ended his career at least three years ago. However, this deadline was suspended for ten particularly outstanding personalities: Dit Clapper (1947), Maurice Richard (1961), Ted Lindsay (1966), Red Kelly (1969), Terry Sawchuk (1971), Jean Béliveau (1972), Gordie Howe (1972), Bobby Orr (1979), Mario Lemieux (1997) and Wayne Gretzky (1999). After Gretzky's admission, however, it was decided that the deadline should henceforth be met, unless there are “certain humanitarian circumstances”.

In 1988 a special category for "veterans" was created in order to honor players who, in direct comparison to players of their time, had no chance of being accepted or were simply "overlooked". In the course of time, 11 players were included in this category before the committee decided in March 2000 to dissolve this special category and to take over all previous members in the "normal" player category. Since 2012, a maximum of four players per year have been accepted.

Of the total of 289 players, a clear majority are Canadians; there are only 15 Americans and 24 Europeans. The Toronto Maple Leafs make the most of a team with 62 players, while the defenders are most represented by position with 88 members.

Abbreviations:
Nat. = Nationality; Pos. = Position with C = center , LW = left wing , RW = right wing , D = defender , G = goalkeeper , F = attacking player , R = rover

Color legend:

  • Players who are considered exceptional and for whom the three-year post-retirement period has been suspended
  • accepted players
  • Players who originally belonged to the "Veteran" category (merged with the player category in 2000)
  • Year d. admission Surname Nat. Item
    1945 Hobey Baker United StatesUnited States RW
    1945 Chuck Gardiner CanadaCanada United KingdomUnited Kingdom G
    1945 Eddie Gerard CanadaCanada D / LW
    1945 Frank McGee CanadaCanada C / R
    1945 Howie Morenz CanadaCanada C.
    1945 Tommy Phillips CanadaCanada LW / RW
    1945 Harvey Pulford CanadaCanada D.
    1945 Hod Stuart CanadaCanada D.
    1945 Georges Vézina CanadaCanada G
    1947 Dubbie Bowie CanadaCanada C / R
    1947 The clapper CanadaCanada D / RW
    1947 Aurèle Joliat CanadaCanada LW
    1947 Frank Nighbor CanadaCanada C.
    1947 Lester Patrick CanadaCanada D.
    1947 Eddie Shore CanadaCanada D.
    1947 Cyclone Taylor CanadaCanada D.
    1949 Dan Bain CanadaCanada C.
    1949 Kind Ross CanadaCanada D.
    1950 Allan Davidson CanadaCanada RW
    1950 Graham Drinkwater CanadaCanada D.
    1950 Mike Grant CanadaCanada D.
    1950 Silas Griffis CanadaCanada United StatesUnited States D.
    1950 Newsy Lalonde CanadaCanada D.
    1950 Joe Malone CanadaCanada C.
    1950 George Richardson CanadaCanada D.
    1950 Harry Trihey CanadaCanada C / R
    1952 Dickie Boon CanadaCanada D.
    1952 Bill Cook CanadaCanada RW
    1952 Moose Goheen United StatesUnited States D / LW
    1952 Moose Johnson CanadaCanada D.
    1952 Mickey MacKay CanadaCanada C / R
    1952 Nels Stewart CanadaCanada C.
    1958 Frank Boucher CanadaCanada C.
    1958 King Clancy CanadaCanada D.
    1958 Sprague Cleghorn CanadaCanada D.
    1958 Alex Connell CanadaCanada G
    1958 Red Dutton CanadaCanada D.
    1958 Frank Foyston CanadaCanada C.
    1958 Frank Fredrickson CanadaCanada C.
    1958 Herb Gardiner CanadaCanada D.
    1958 George Hay CanadaCanada LW
    1958 Dick Irvin CanadaCanada C.
    1958 Ching Johnson CanadaCanada D.
    1958 Duke Keats CanadaCanada C.
    1958 Hughie Lehman CanadaCanada G
    1958 George McNamara CanadaCanada D.
    1958 Paddy Moran CanadaCanada G
    1959 Jack Adams CanadaCanada C.
    1959 Cy Denneny CanadaCanada LW
    1959 Tiny Thompson CanadaCanada G
    1960 Buck Boucher CanadaCanada D.
    1960 Sylvio Mantha CanadaCanada D.
    1960 Jack Walker CanadaCanada C / LW
    1961 Syl Apps CanadaCanada C.
    1961 Charlie Conacher CanadaCanada RW
    1961 Hap Day CanadaCanada D.
    1961 George Hainsworth CanadaCanada G
    1961 Joe Hall CanadaCanada United KingdomUnited Kingdom D.
    1961 Percy LeSueur CanadaCanada G
    1961 Frank Rankin CanadaCanada R.
    1961 Maurice Richard CanadaCanada RW
    1961 Milt Schmidt CanadaCanada C.
    1961 Oliver Seibert CanadaCanada C.
    1961 Bruce Stuart CanadaCanada R.
    1962 Punch Broadbent CanadaCanada RW
    1962 Harry Hyland CanadaCanada RW
    1962 Maxwell steamer CanadaCanada R.
    1962 Reg Noble CanadaCanada C.
    1962 Sweeney Schriner CanadaCanada LW
    1962 Alf Smith CanadaCanada RW
    1963 Harry Cameron CanadaCanada D.
    1963 Rusty Crawford CanadaCanada C / LW
    1963 Jack Darragh CanadaCanada RW
    1963 Jimmy Gardner CanadaCanada LW
    1963 Billy Gilmour CanadaCanada RW
    1963 Ebbie Goodfellow CanadaCanada C / D
    1963 Shorty Green CanadaCanada RW
    1963 Riley Hern CanadaCanada G
    1963 Tom Hooper CanadaCanada C.
    1963 Bouse Hutton CanadaCanada G
    1963 Jack Laviolette CanadaCanada LW / D
    1963 Billy McGimsie CanadaCanada C.
    1963 Didier Pitre CanadaCanada D / R
    1963 Joe Primeau CanadaCanada C.
    1963 Jack Ruttan CanadaCanada D.
    1963 Earl Seibert CanadaCanada D.
    1963 Joe Simpson CanadaCanada D.
    1963 Barney Stanley CanadaCanada D / RW
    1963 Marty Walsh CanadaCanada D.
    1963 Harry Watson CanadaCanada C.
    1963 Westwick Council CanadaCanada R.
    1963 Frederick Whitcroft CanadaCanada R.
    1963 Phat Wilson CanadaCanada D.
    1964 Doug Bentley CanadaCanada LW
    1964 Bill Durnan CanadaCanada G
    1964 Babe Siebert CanadaCanada D / LW
    1964 Jack Stewart CanadaCanada D.
    1965 Marty Barry CanadaCanada C.
    1965 Clint Benedict CanadaCanada G
    1965 Arthur Farrell CanadaCanada F.
    1965 Speaker Horner CanadaCanada D.
    1965 Syd Howe CanadaCanada D / LW
    1965 Jack Marshall CanadaCanada D / C
    1965 Bill Mosienko CanadaCanada C.
    1965 Blair Russel CanadaCanada C / RW
    1965 Ernie Russell CanadaCanada C / R
    1965 Fred Scanlan CanadaCanada LW
    1966 Max Bentley CanadaCanada C.
    1966 Toe Blake CanadaCanada LW
    1966 Émile Bouchard CanadaCanada D.
    1966 Frank Brimsek United StatesUnited States G
    1966 Theodore Kennedy CanadaCanada C.
    1966 Elmer Lach CanadaCanada C.
    1966 Ted Lindsay CanadaCanada LW
    1966 Babe Pratt CanadaCanada D.
    1966 Ken Reardon CanadaCanada D.
    1967 Turk Broda CanadaCanada G
    1967 Neil Colville CanadaCanada D / C
    1967 Harry Oliver CanadaCanada RW
    1968 Bill Cowley CanadaCanada C.
    1969 Sid Abel CanadaCanada C / LW
    1969 Bryan Hextall CanadaCanada RW
    1969 Red Kelly CanadaCanada C / D
    1969 Roy Worters CanadaCanada G
    1970 Babe dye CanadaCanada RW
    1970 Bill Gadsby CanadaCanada D.
    1970 Tom Johnson CanadaCanada D.
    1971 Busher Jackson CanadaCanada LW
    1971 Gordon Roberts CanadaCanada LW
    1971 Terry Sawchuk CanadaCanada G
    1971 Cooney Weiland CanadaCanada C.
    1972 Jean Béliveau CanadaCanada C.
    1972 Bernie Geoffrion CanadaCanada RW
    1972 Hap Holmes CanadaCanada G
    1972 Gordie Howe CanadaCanada RW
    1972 Hooley Smith CanadaCanada C / RW
    1973 Doug Harvey CanadaCanada D.
    1973 Chuck Rayner CanadaCanada G
    1973 Tommy Smith CanadaCanada C.
    1974 Billy Burch United StatesUnited States CanadaCanada C / D
    1974 Kind of Coulter CanadaCanada D.
    1974 Tommy Dunderdale AustraliaAustralia CanadaCanada D.
    1974 Dickie Moore CanadaCanada LW
    1975 Chief Armstrong CanadaCanada RW
    1975 Ace Bailey CanadaCanada LW
    1975 Gordie Drillon CanadaCanada RW
    1975 Glenn Hall CanadaCanada G
    1975 Pierre Pilote CanadaCanada D.
    1976 Johnny Bower CanadaCanada G
    1976 Bill Quackenbush CanadaCanada D.
    1977 Alex Delvecchio CanadaCanada C / LW
    1977 Tim Horton CanadaCanada D.
    1978 Andy Bathgate CanadaCanada RW
    1978 Jacques Plante CanadaCanada G
    1978 Marcel Pronovost CanadaCanada D.
    1979 Harry Howell CanadaCanada D.
    1979 Bobby Orr CanadaCanada D.
    1979 Henri Richard CanadaCanada C.
    1980 Harry Lumley CanadaCanada G
    1980 Lynn Patrick CanadaCanada C / LW
    1980 Gump Worsley CanadaCanada G
    1981 Johnny Bucyk CanadaCanada LW
    1981 Frank Mahovlich CanadaCanada LW
    1981 Allan Stanley CanadaCanada D.
    1982 Yvan Cournoyer CanadaCanada RW
    1982 Rod Gilbert CanadaCanada RW
    1982 Norm Ullman CanadaCanada C.
    1983 Ken Dryden CanadaCanada G
    1983 Bobby Hull CanadaCanada LW
    1983 Stan Mikita CanadaCanada C.
    1984 Phil Esposito CanadaCanada C.
    1984 Jacques Lemaire CanadaCanada C.
    1984 Bernie Parent CanadaCanada G
    1985 Gerry Cheevers CanadaCanada G
    1985 Bert Olmstead CanadaCanada LW
    1985 Jean Ratelle CanadaCanada C.
    1986 Leo Boivin CanadaCanada D.
    1986 Dave Keon CanadaCanada C.
    1986 Serge Savard CanadaCanada D.
    1987 Bobby Clarke CanadaCanada C.
    1987 Eddie Giacomin CanadaCanada G
    1987 Jacques Laperriere CanadaCanada D.
    1988 Tony Esposito CanadaCanada G
    1988 Guy Lafleur CanadaCanada RW
    1988 Buddy O'Connor CanadaCanada C.
    1988 Brad Park CanadaCanada D.
    1989 Herbie Lewis CanadaCanada LW
    1989 Darryl Sittler CanadaCanada C.
    1989 Vladislav Tretyak Soviet UnionSoviet Union RussiaRussia G
    1990 Bill Barber CanadaCanada LW
    1990 Fernie Flaman CanadaCanada D.
    1990 Gilbert Perreault CanadaCanada C.
    1991 Mike Bossy CanadaCanada RW
    1991 Denis Potvin CanadaCanada D.
    1991 Bob Pulford CanadaCanada C / LW
    1991 Clint Smith CanadaCanada C.
    1992 Marcel Dionne CanadaCanada C.
    1992 Woody Dumart CanadaCanada LW
    1992 Bob Gainey CanadaCanada LW
    1992 Lanny McDonald CanadaCanada RW
    1993 Guy Lapointe CanadaCanada D.
    1993 Edgar Laprade CanadaCanada C.
    1993 Steve Shutt CanadaCanada LW
    1993 Billy Smith CanadaCanada G
    1994 Lionel Conacher CanadaCanada D.
    1994 Harry Watson CanadaCanada LW
    1995 Bun Cook CanadaCanada LW
    1995 Larry Robinson CanadaCanada D.
    1996 Bobby Bauer CanadaCanada RW
    1996 Börje Salming SwedenSweden D.
    1997 Mario Lemieux CanadaCanada C.
    1997 Bryan Trottier CanadaCanada C.
    1998 Roy Conacher CanadaCanada LW
    1998 Michel Goulet CanadaCanada LW
    1998 Peter Šťastný CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia SlovakiaSlovakia C.
    1999 Wayne Gretzky CanadaCanada C.
    2000 Joe Mullen United StatesUnited States RW
    2000 Denis Savard CanadaCanada C.
    2001 Vyacheslav Fetisov Soviet UnionSoviet Union RussiaRussia D.
    2001 Mike Gartner CanadaCanada RW
    2001 Dale Hawerchuk CanadaCanada C.
    2001 Jari Kurri FinlandFinland RW
    2002 Bernie Federko CanadaCanada C.
    2002 Clark Gillies CanadaCanada LW
    2002 Rod Langway United StatesUnited States D.
    2003 Grant drove CanadaCanada G
    2003 Pat LaFontaine United StatesUnited States C.
    2004 Ray Bourque CanadaCanada D.
    2004 Paul Coffey CanadaCanada D.
    2004 Larry Murphy CanadaCanada D.
    2005 Valery Kharlamov Soviet UnionSoviet Union LW
    2005 Cam Neely CanadaCanada RW
    2006 Dick Duff CanadaCanada LW
    2006 Patrick Roy CanadaCanada G
    2007 Mark Messier CanadaCanada C.
    2007 Al MacInnis CanadaCanada D.
    2007 Scott Stevens CanadaCanada D.
    2007 Ron Francis CanadaCanada C.
    2008 Glenn Anderson CanadaCanada RW
    2008 Igor Larionov Soviet UnionSoviet Union RussiaRussia C.
    2009 Brett Hull CanadaCanada United StatesUnited States RW
    2009 Brian Leetch United StatesUnited States D.
    2009 Luc Robitaille CanadaCanada LW
    2009 Steve Yzerman CanadaCanada C.
    2010 Dino Ciccarelli CanadaCanada RW
    2010 Angela James CanadaCanada C.
    2010 Cammi Granato United StatesUnited States C.
    2011 Ed Belfour CanadaCanada G
    2011 Doug Gilmour CanadaCanada C.
    2011 Mark Howe United StatesUnited States D.
    2011 Joe Nieuwendyk CanadaCanada C.
    2012 Pavel Bure Soviet UnionSoviet Union RussiaRussia RW
    2012 Adam Oates CanadaCanada C.
    2012 Joe Sakic CanadaCanada C.
    2012 Mats Sundin SwedenSweden C.
    2013 Chris Chelios United StatesUnited States D.
    2013 Geraldine Heaney CanadaCanada D.
    2013 Scott Niedermayer CanadaCanada D.
    2013 Brendan Shanahan CanadaCanada LW
    2014 Rob Blake CanadaCanada D.
    2014 Peter Forsberg SwedenSweden C.
    2014 Dominik Hašek Czech RepublicCzech Republic G
    2014 Mike Modano United StatesUnited States C.
    2015 Sergei Fyodorov RussiaRussia C.
    2015 Phil Housley United StatesUnited States D.
    2015 Nicklas Lidström SwedenSweden D.
    2015 Chris Pronger CanadaCanada D.
    2015 Angela Ruggiero United StatesUnited States D.
    2016 Eric Lindros CanadaCanada C.
    2016 Sergei Makarov RussiaRussia RW
    2016 Rogatien Vachon CanadaCanada G
    2017 Dave Andreychuk CanadaCanada LW
    2017 Danielle Goyette CanadaCanada F.
    2017 Paul Kariya CanadaCanada LW
    2017 Mark Recchi CanadaCanada RW
    2017 Teemu Selänne FinlandFinland RW
    2018 Martin Brodeur CanadaCanada United StatesUnited States G
    2018 Jayna Hefford CanadaCanada F.
    2018 Alexander Yakushev RussiaRussia LW
    2018 Martin St. Louis CanadaCanada RW
    2019 Guy Carbonneau CanadaCanada C.
    2019 Václav Nedomanský Czech RepublicCzech Republic C.
    2019 Sergei Zubov RussiaRussia D.
    2019 Hayley Wickenheiser CanadaCanada C.
    2020 Marián Hossa SlovakiaSlovakia RW
    2020 Jarome Iginla CanadaCanada RW
    2020 Kevin Lowe CanadaCanada D.
    2020 Kim St-Pierre CanadaCanada G
    2020 Doug Wilson CanadaCanada D.

    Functionaries

    Montagu Allan , recorded in 1945
    Frederick Arthur Stanley , recorded in 1945
    Frank Calder , recorded in 1947
    Frank Patrick , recorded in 1950
    Frank Ahearn , recorded in 1962
    Clarence Campbell , recorded in 1966
    Bud Poile , recorded in 1990
    Scotty Bowman , recorded in 1991
    Craig Patrick , recorded in 2001
    Herb Brooks , recorded in 2006
    Lou Lamoriello , recorded in 2009
    Pat Quinn , recorded in 2016
    Gary Bettman , recorded in 2018

    The category for officials (in English "builders" for "builders") has also existed since the Hockey Hall of Fame was founded. These "builders" are personalities who had a significant influence on the development and promotion of ice hockey. For a recording, it does not matter whether they are still active. A maximum of two people per year can be accepted, whereby these two places are shared with the referees, so that only two officials can be accepted if no referee is elected.

    Year d. admission Surname Nat. Function / earnings
    1945 Montagu Allan CanadaCanada Founder of the Allan Cup
    1945 Frederick Arthur Stanley, 16th Earl of Derby United KingdomUnited Kingdom Founder of the Stanley Cup
    1947 Frank Calder United KingdomUnited Kingdom first President of the National Hockey League (NHL)
    1947 William Hewitt CanadaCanada longtime official of the Ontario Hockey Association and the
    Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
    1947 Francis Nelson CanadaCanada longtime official of the Ontario Hockey Association
    1947 William Northey CanadaCanada President of the Montreal Hockey Club and the Canadiens de Montréal
    1947 John Ross Robertson CanadaCanada President of the Ontario Hockey Association and founder of the
    J. Ross Robertson Cup
    1947 Claude Robinson CanadaCanada first chairman of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
    1947 James T. Sutherland CanadaCanada President of the Ontario Hockey Association and the
    Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
    1950 Frank Patrick CanadaCanada Player, coach and referee in the NHL,
    initiator of various rule changes
    1958 George Dudley CanadaCanada President of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association,
    First Vice President of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF)
    1958 James E. Norris CanadaCanada United StatesUnited States Owner of the Detroit Red Wings
    1958 Allan Pickard CanadaCanada President of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
    1958 Donat Raymond CanadaCanada Promoter of sport in Montreal ,
    u. a. Initiator of the Forum de Montréal
    1958 Conn Smythe CanadaCanada Owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs ,
    initiator of the Maple Leaf Gardens
    1958 Lloyd Turner CanadaCanada Initiator of various teams, tournaments and leagues
    1960 Charles Adams United StatesUnited States first owner of the Boston Bruins
    1960 John Kilpatrick United StatesUnited States longtime functionary of the New York Rangers
    1960 Frank J. Selke CanadaCanada General Manager of the Canadiens de Montréal
    1961 George V. Brown United StatesUnited States Manager of the Boston Garden ,
    member of the United States Olympic Committee
    1961 Paul Loicq BelgiumBelgium Referee and President of the IIHF
    1961 Fred Waghorne CanadaCanada Referee and initiator of various rule changes
    1962 Frank Ahearn CanadaCanada Owner of the Ottawa Senators
    1962 Walter A. Brown United StatesUnited States Owner of the Boston Bruins ,
    President of the IIHF
    1962 Frederick Hume CanadaCanada Owner of the Vancouver Canucks
    1962 James D. Norris United StatesUnited States Functionary of the Detroit Red Wings ,
    co-owner of the Chicago Blackhawks
    1962 John Ambrose O'Brien CanadaCanada Owner of Canadiens de Montréal ,
    co-founder of the National Hockey Association
    1962 Frank Smith CanadaCanada Promoter of sport in Toronto
    1963 Léo Dandurand United StatesUnited States Owner and trainer of the Canadiens de Montréal
    1963 Tommy Gorman CanadaCanada Co-founder of the NHL
    1963 Frederic McLaughlin United StatesUnited States first owner of the Chicago Black Hawks
    1964 Angus Daniel Campbell CanadaCanada Founder of the Northern Ontario Hockey Association
    1964 Frank Dilio CanadaCanada President of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association
    1965 Foster Hewitt CanadaCanada longtime radio commentator for Hockey Night in Canada
    1965 Thomas Lockhart United StatesUnited States Founder of the Eastern Hockey League
    1966 Clarence Campbell CanadaCanada President of the NHL
    1968 James Dunn CanadaCanada President of the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association and the
    Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
    1968 Jim Hendy CanadaCanada eminent statistician and historian of the NHL
    1969 Al Leader CanadaCanada United StatesUnited States President of the Western Hockey League
    1969 Bruce Norris United StatesUnited States Owner of the Detroit Red Wings
    1970 Robert LeBel CanadaCanada President of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association and the IIHF
    1971 Arthur Wirtz United StatesUnited States Owner of the Chicago Black Hawks
    1972 Weston Adams United StatesUnited States President and Chief Executive Officer of the Boston Bruins
    1973 Hartland Molson CanadaCanada Co-owner of the Canadiens de Montréal
    1974 Charles Hay CanadaCanada Functionary of Hockey Canada ,
    the initiator of the Summit Series
    1974 Tommy Ivan CanadaCanada Head coach of the Detroit Red Wings,
    general manager of the Chicago Black Hawks
    1974 Antoli Tarasov Soviet UnionSoviet Union Coach of the Soviet national team
    1974 Carl Voss United StatesUnited States NHL referee chairman
    1975 Frank Buckland CanadaCanada President of the Ontario Hockey Association
    1975 William M. Jennings United StatesUnited States President of the New York Rangers
    1976 Jack Gibson CanadaCanada Founder of the International Professional Hockey League
    1976 Philip Dansken Ross CanadaCanada Co-founder of the Ontario Hockey Association,
    Trustee of the Stanley Cup
    1976 Bill Wirtz United StatesUnited States Owner of the Chicago Black Hawks
    1977 Bunny Ahearne IrelandIreland President of the IIHF
    1977 Harold Ballard CanadaCanada Owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs
    1977 Joseph Cattarinich CanadaCanada Co-owner of the Canadiens de Montréal
    1978 Jack Bickell CanadaCanada Co-owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs
    1978 Sam Pollock CanadaCanada General Manager of the Canadiens de Montréal
    1978 William Thayer Tutt United StatesUnited States President of the IIHF
    1979 Gordon Juckes CanadaCanada Sponsor of the sport in Saskatchewan
    1980 Jack Butterfield CanadaCanada President of the American Hockey League
    1982 Emile Francis CanadaCanada General Manager and Trainer of the New York Rangers
    1983 Harry Sinden CanadaCanada General Manager and Trainer of the Boston
    1984 Punch Imlach CanadaCanada General Manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Buffalo Sabers
    1984 Jake Milford CanadaCanada General Manager and the Vancouver Canucks and the Los Angeles Kings
    1985 John Mariucci United StatesUnited States Official of the Minnesota North Stars
    1985 Rudy Pilous CanadaCanada Chicago Black Hawks trainer,
    general manager and trainer of the Winnipeg Jets
    1986 Bill Hanley IrelandIreland Ontario Hockey Association official
    1987 John Ziegler United StatesUnited States President of the NHL
    1988 Ed Snider IrelandIreland Philadelphia Flyers owner
    1989 David Bauer CanadaCanada Coach of the Canadian national team,
    Vice President of Hockey Canada
    1990 Bud poile CanadaCanada Vice President of the World Hockey Association ,
    President of the International Hockey League
    1991 Scotty Bowman CanadaCanada longtime trainer and general manager of various NHL franchises
    1992 Keith Allen CanadaCanada Trainer and General Manager of the Philadelphia Flyers
    1992 Bob Johnson United StatesUnited States Coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Calgary Flames
    1992 Frank Mathers CanadaCanada Trainer, General Manager and President of the Hershey Bears
    1993 Seymour Knox United StatesUnited States Owner of the Buffalo Sabers
    1993 Fred Page CanadaCanada President of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association,
    Vice President of the IIHF
    1994 Brian O'Neill CanadaCanada Stanley Cup Trustee
    1995 Günther Sabetzki GermanyGermany President of the German Ice Hockey Federation and the IIHF
    1995 Bill Torrey CanadaCanada General Manager of the New York Islanders
    1996 Al Arbor CanadaCanada Coach of the New York Islanders
    1997 Glen Sather CanadaCanada Trainer and General Manager of the Edmonton Oilers
    1998 Athol Murray CanadaCanada Founder of the Notre Dame Hounds
    1999 Scotty Morrison CanadaCanada Trustee of the Stanley Cups and President of the Hockey Hall of Fame
    2000 Walter Bush United StatesUnited States President of the Minnesota North Stars and USA Hockey
    2001 Craig Patrick United StatesUnited States General Manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins
    2002 Roger Neilson CanadaCanada Trainer of various NHL franchises
    2003 Mike Ilitch United StatesUnited States Owner of the Detroit Red Wings
    2003 Brian Kilrea CanadaCanada Trainer and General Manager of the Ottawa 67’s
    2004 Cliff Fletcher CanadaCanada General Manager of the Atlanta and Calgary Flames
    2005 Murray Costello CanadaCanada President of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association and Hockey Canada
    2006 Herb Brooks United StatesUnited States Trainer of various NHL franchises
    2006 Harley Hotchkiss CanadaCanada Chairman of the NHL Board of Directors
    2007 Jim Gregory CanadaCanada General Manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs
    2008 Ed Chynoweth CanadaCanada President of the Western Hockey League and the Canadian Hockey League
    2009 Lou Lamoriello United StatesUnited States General Manager of the New Jersey Devils
    2010 Jim Devellano CanadaCanada General Manager of the Detroit Red Wings
    2010 Daryl Seaman CanadaCanada Owner of the Calgary Flames
    2013 Fred Shero CanadaCanada Coach of the New York Rangers and the Philadelphia Flyers
    2014 Pat Burns CanadaCanada Trainer of various NHL franchises
    2015 Bill Hay CanadaCanada President of the Calgary Flames and the Hockey Hall of Fame itself
    2015 Peter Karmanos United StatesUnited States GreeceGreece Owner of the Hartford Whalers and the Carolina Hurricanes
    2016 Pat Quinn CanadaCanada Trainer and general manager of various NHL franchises
    2017 Jeremy Jacobs United StatesUnited States Owner of the Boston Bruins
    2017 Clare Drake CanadaCanada longtime coach in Canadian university sports and the Edmonton Oilers
    2018 Gary Bettman United StatesUnited States longtime commissioner of the NHL
    2018 Willie O'Ree CanadaCanada first black player in the NHL
    2019 Jim Rutherford CanadaCanada General Manager of the Hartford Whalers / Carolina Hurricanes and Pittsburgh Penguins
    2019 Jerry York United StatesUnited States longtime trainer in college
    2020 Ken Holland CanadaCanada General Manager of the Detroit Red Wings and Edmonton Oilers

    referee

    Ray Scapinello, recorded in 2008

    The referee category was only introduced in 1961 and has since included 16 officials. Like the players, they must have ended their active career by at least three years. A maximum of two people per year can also be included in this category, whereby the places are shared with officials (see there).

    Year d. admission Surname Nat.
    1961 Chaucer Elliott CanadaCanada
    1961 Mickey Ion CanadaCanada
    1961 Cooper Smeaton CanadaCanada
    1962 Mike Rodden CanadaCanada
    1963 Bobby Hewitson CanadaCanada
    1964 Bill Chadwick United StatesUnited States
    1967 Red Storey CanadaCanada
    1973 Frank Udvari CanadaCanada
    1981 John Ashley CanadaCanada
    1987 Matt Pavelich CanadaCanada
    1988 George Hayes CanadaCanada
    1991 Neil Armstrong CanadaCanada
    1993 John D'Amico CanadaCanada
    1999 Andy Van Hellemond CanadaCanada
    2008 Ray Scapinello CanadaCanada
    2014 Bill McCreary CanadaCanada

    former members

    Since all members are permanently admitted to the Hockey Hall of Fame, there is only one former member so far. Alan Eagleson , first executive director of the National Hockey League Players' Association , was accepted as an official in 1989 to honor his services to the rights of players in the National Hockey League . In the 1990s, however, he was sentenced to imprisonment for fraud and embezzlement, as a result of which several members of the Hockey Hall of Fame threatened to leave, should Eagleson remain a member. Eagleson then resigned voluntarily in April 1998, joining a committee that was supposed to vote on his expulsion a few days earlier.

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. a b c d e hhof.com: "Induction Facts & Figures" (accessed on December 22, 2014)
    2. a b hhof.com: "Summary of Nomination and Election Procedures" (English, accessed on December 22, 2014)
    3. thestar.com: "Eagleson puts hockey memorabilia on block" (English, February 27, 2007, accessed December 22, 2014)