Hawks Hockey » Bobby Hull http://hawkshockey.com Wed, 09 May 2012 14:02:15 +0000 en hourly 1 Franchise scoring leaders http://hawkshockey.com/franchise-scoring-leaders/ http://hawkshockey.com/franchise-scoring-leaders/#comments Wed, 01 Sep 2010 23:47:59 +0000 Terry http://hawkshockey.com/?p=95 Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.]]>

These are the top-ten point-scorers in franchise history. No current player ranks in the top 10 list.

Note: Pos = Position; GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; P/G = Points per game;

Points Goals Assists
Player Pos GP G A Pts P/G
Stan Mikita C 1394 541 926 1467 1.05
Bobby Hull LW 1036 604 549 1153 1.11
Denis Savard C 881 377 719 1096 1.24
Steve Larmer RW 891 406 517 923 1.04
Doug Wilson D 938 225 554 779 .83
Dennis Hull LW 904 298 342 640 .71
Pit Martin C 740 243 384 627 .85
Jeremy Roenick C 524 267 329 596 1.14
Tony Amonte RW 627 268 273 541 .86
Bill Mosienko RW 711 258 282 540 .76
Player Pos G
Bobby Hull LW 604
Stan Mikita C 541
Steve Larmer RW 406
Denis Savard C 377
Dennis Hull LW 298
Tony Amonte RW 268
Jeremy Roenick C 267
Bill Mosienko RW 258
Ken Wharram RW 252
Pit Martin C 243
Player Pos A
Stan Mikita C 926
Denis Savard C 719
Doug Wilson D 554
Bobby Hull LW 549
Steve Larmer RW 517
Pierre Pilote D 400
Chris Chelios D 395
Pit Martin C 384
Bob Murray D 382
Dennis Hull LW 342

 

[data source: Wikipedia - wikipedia.org]

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]]> http://hawkshockey.com/franchise-scoring-leaders/feed/ 0 Vintage Blackhawks Hockey http://hawkshockey.com/vintage-blackhawks-hockey/ http://hawkshockey.com/vintage-blackhawks-hockey/#comments Tue, 19 Jan 2010 04:00:04 +0000 Terry http://hawkshockey.com/?p=209 Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.]]>  

Nice retro film collage created to highlight some great Chicago Blackhawks hockey history

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]]> http://hawkshockey.com/vintage-blackhawks-hockey/feed/ 0 Bobby Hull Autographed Jersey http://hawkshockey.com/bobby-hull-autographed-jersey/ http://hawkshockey.com/bobby-hull-autographed-jersey/#comments Mon, 12 Oct 2009 03:12:13 +0000 Terry http://hawkshockey.com/?p=131 Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.]]> Bobby Hull Autographed Jersey - (Black Hawks)

Add this  Bobby Hull Autographed Jersey – (Black Hawks) to your Chicago Memorabilia collection.

The autographed Jersey pictured above comes with a certificate of authenticity and a fully certified with a tamper-evident, serialized hologram and certificate of authenticity. Authenticity Guarantee

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(Number: Player, postion, years played)
1: Glenn Hall, G, 1957-67
3: Keith Magnuson, D, 1969-80
3: Pierre Pilote, D, 1955-68
9: Bobby Hull, LW, 1957-72
18: Denis Savard, C, 1980-90 & 1994-97
21: Stan Mikita, C, 1958-80
35: Tony Esposito, G, 1969-84

The first number that the Chicago Blackhawks retired was of Stan Mikita, his number 21 banner was celebrated on October 19, 1980. Mikita played all of his entire 22 year career with the Chicago Blackhawks, amassing a remarkable 541 goals, and 1,467 points. In just his second full season with the Blackhawks, he led the team in scoring throughout the playoffs and helped Chicago win the Stanley Cup in 1961.

Bobby Hull’s number 9 was the second one that the Blackhawk’s retired and raised to the rafters (on December 18, 1983). Hull is not only the greatest left wing in Chicago Blackhawk history, but he is arguably the best left wing in National Hockey League history. In, 1966, he became the first player in NHL history, to score more than 50 goals in one season and he reached the 50 or more goal plateau five times in his career. The “Golden Jet” has won the Art Ross Trophy three times, the Hart Trophy (MVP) twice  and also the Lady Byng (Sportsmanship) trophy.
 
On November 20, 1988, the Chicago Blackhawks retired Tony Esposito’s No. 35 along with Glenn Hall’s No. 1, in a ceremony honoring two of the greatest goalies in Blackhawk history. Esposito broke into the NHL during the 1968-69 season with the Montreal Canadiens. He appeared in 13 games with a 5-4-4 record and a 2.73 GAA. Hall set a record for endurance that may never be broken in the National Hockey League. He played 503 consecutive games as a goaltender and all without wearing a face mask.  

The Chicago Blackhawks retired the fifth jersey in team history on March 19, 1998, when Denis Savard’s familiar No. 18 sweater was raised to the rafters. Savard ranks fourth on the Blackhawks’ all-time goals scored list with 377 and ranks second on the Hawks’ all-time assist list with 719. Savard joins the likes of Stan Mikita, Bobby Hull, Glenn Hall and Tony Esposito as the only Blackhawks to have their number retired and to be selected to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

[info source: blackhawks.nhl.com]

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