A little less respect when you go re-watch, and realize it was Richter who carried them, and Canada didn't have Mario. Completely different result if Canada has their full line-up
@@samuelluria4744 The 88-89 Flames were one of the best teams I've ever seen. Absolutely stacked with talent-- Mullen, Gilmour, Fleury, MacInnis, Loob, Nieuwendyk, McDonald, Otto, Roberts, Suter, Vernon. The list goes on and on --- Kings fan since 73.
@@chadroffel3250 Brett Hull is Canadian, born in Belleville, Ontario. He obtained duel citizenship later in life, and plated for the US because Team Canada snubbed him. He is never really talked about as one of America's greatest players because he is Canadian born. Next, Lafontaine scored more points in a season than Roenick or Modano ever did, (148) & was just a better all around player. Roenicks best? 107 points. Modano's? 93 pts. So again, neither of them were even close to a prime LaFontaine!
What no Patrick Kane . To me he is the best American born hockey player ever . 400 plus goals . Stanley cup winning goals . Never having a bad year . Three Stanley Cup Championship’s. Best stick hands I’ve ever seen. Chelios how could you leave him out . When was this radio broadcast ?
@JayRo-xp1nt other then this year he's missed significant time, also just because he's playing doesn't mean he's not injured to point he's protective like he should be.
@@lancenorman2632 this year . He was good every year prior . Never regressed . Over 400 goals . Freezes defenses with his stick control . Great passer great shot maker in many ways . In every hole some ridiculous angle wise . Even Toews regressed . Not Kane . Last year was a hard year no doubt for obvious reasons . But even in recent years when the team sucked he didn’t . We don’t win one championship without Patrick Kane . And those teams back then were so good . Three defensive lines all good. Kane Toews Keith being the big three . Keith my god what a motor and the minutes he played was off the charts . And of course Crawford
Chill out obviously he was referencing people he played with he never played against Kane (maybe in his last year with Atlanta im too lazy to look it up lmao) but still
@@realranger6297 when anyone, let alone a former player, makes a list of “best ever”, regardless of what it is about, and then decides to only name players he knows/played with? Ya, that’s a joke
@@Thatrandomdude1315 no it's not, it's hearing the opinion of an NHL great. What you think his list has to line up with yours? Zoomers and their desire for absolute conformity is a joke. It's literally his opinion. Imagine thinking you can talk down to a hall of famer because he forgot Kane while having a chat.
Wasn't into hockey when JR played, but when I went back and researched some of his highlights and statistics, I was blown away. That dude pissed somebody off not to be in the hall.
@@travzimmerman1340 Easy, his 1.17 points per game (1,013 points over 865 games) is the best among American-born ice hockey players, active or retired.
Nah, not best mathews probaly better just needs a few years to match longevity if his career, also you have better players like Mike m, who's a centre who plays better d, and played well on some terrible stars teams.
@Sam-xu3xq mathews is a lot younger in career mathews and will likely be 500 goals and 1000 assist players when done. With at least 10 health years, he could have more cups and hardware. I think mathews will be a better player in time if he's healthy, and mathews plays a much harder position. I'm not saying kanes not good but as winger and the fact he will be passed in regular season points at the end proves he's better individually.
Top 5 is difficult.. Modano, Leetch, Chelios, Tkachuk, LaFontaine, Roenick, Housely, Kane, Broten, Mullen, Quick, Miller, Hull if you count him as American. Matthews if he stays healthy. Take your pick. All great---Kings fan since 73
I did work at Chris's old house years after he sold it. A lot of his game room stuff is still there so I got to play table tennis down there and play miniature golf in his old hockey rink room in the basement. 😃👍
Him and my uncle john grew up together playing hockey till high school (chelly went to catholic hs on scholarship) my mom went to school with his sister and dated his brother who was friends with my dad ironically both named steve.😅 southside everybody knows everybody and their families.
Kind of amazing how few superstars the US has really produced over the years. A decent amount of mid-tier talent but still outshined by countries like Sweden and even Finland, to say nothing of how Canada and Russia put them to shame.
Jonathan Quick is the greatest American goalie of all time. 3 stanley cups, 2 William Jennings trophies, and arguably the greatest stanley cup playoff performance by a goalie EVER! Change my mind.
The best era of US hockey is now and in the near future. They are stacked with prime and upcoming talent. Canada is producing the mega stars still like McDavid, Makar and Bedard... but the overall talent of the two nations is tipping south.
I did a video recently on Thachuk not getting into the Hall of Fame, and definitely think he had the regular season stats for it but not the postseason, by any stretch.
Austin Matthews doesn't have the resume to be on this list, but, he'll be there before he's done. Seems especially funny to omit Kane given the Blackhawk connection.
Wow solid choice. 500 goals and over a PPG. Also still blows me away he’s from Hell’s Kitchen Manhattan, and managed to become a pro hockey player. Nowadays with the over obsession with youth hockey, kids train and travel like professionals literally by age 7- meaning of a great athlete isn’t in the exactly perfect situation, he won’t come close to making pros.
My top 5 is Patty Lafontaine, Ryan Miller, Pat Kane, Phil Housely and Mike Ramsey. I’m a Buffalo girl and a lifelong Sabres fan, in case that wasn’t already obvious.
For all the Kane commenters: Chris looks like he’s in his early 50s. Just a hunch this interview is over a decade old. The list would be different today.
Don’t hate him. He is just biased with who he played with. Different generation! Kids are a ton quicker now and probably would do circles around these guys. Chelios was a stud tho!
Kane has won Hart, Ross, Lindsay, Smythe, Calder and 3 Cups. Only 2 players in NHL have ever done that. And he's the only one of those 2 to also be named NHL Top 100. He's the only player in NHL history to have OT goals to win the 2nd round, conference final, and Cup final. He's got the longest point streak of the last 30 years and 2 of the 7 20+ game streaks of the last 30 years. He led his prime decade in points and is currently 18th in NHL history in adjusted points. Kane of all American born players is currently 2nd in points (90 behind Modano in 269 fewer games), 2nd in assists (tied w Modano, 81 behind Housley in 265 fewer games), 6th in goals (90 behind Modano; 29 shy of 500), but SECOND in even strength goals, trailing only Modano, by 30. And already first all time among all Americans in even strength assists (ahead of Modano by 62) and even strength points (ahead of Modano by 32). You see, Pat Kane isn't a power play merchant. He's a 5v5 player.
Kane, Lafontaine, Leclair, Hull and Mullen should be right there. And there is an entire generation of younger guys who might eventually push to be on that list. Matthews, Eichel, Hughes, the Tkachuks, Tage, Keller, JT Miller, Larkin, Pavelski, Patches, Debrincat, Terry, Zegras, Mcavoy, Wheeler, Boeser and Im sure Im missing some guys.
For starters; there are only 5 American’s in the top 50 for most points all time. And Hull is the leader but was born in Canada. *Top 5 with Brett Hull included: Kane, Modano, Hull (born in Canada), Roenick, Housley, Keith Tkachuk*
The only time the United States beat Canada is because they had a Canadain player that has an American citizenship because his Canadain dad played in Chicago. His name is Brett Hull and he was born in Belleville, Ontario Canada
It's easy for me to name the top 5 American players without including Chelios. Pat Lafontaine, Jeremy Roenick, Patrick Kane, Mike Modano, and Austin Matthews.
Leetch and Modano are the only 2 locks really. Then you can argue about Kane, Hull, LaFontaine, Chelios, Roenick, etc. for the other 3. Once he's done Kane is probably a lock too.
Modano's numbers are pretty average looking for his era, he had 1 cup and no personal awards from what I remember, to me his induction to the hall was out of pity they just wanted to put an American in. By comparison look at Alex Mogilny, better player but not in the hall.
@@Dremin2009 Mogilny only had 1 cup too? Modano's game was more complete, he played way longer, scored more everything, and was voted into the NHL's greatest 100 players list, but yeah, he's shit.... come on buddy, give your head a shake.
@@KS-xk2so If Modano wasn't American he wouldn't be in the hall, and probably not in the 100 greatest players list either, the league does things like that to help sell the game down south.
I absolutely hate modano, modano is my second most hated player behind lindros and modano definitely deserves to be in the hof. Mogilny really only had a couple high scoring seasons.
Patrick Kane
Thats what I’m saying!!!
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Should be Leetch Kane Modano and Chelios top 4 by a mile
@@KyleMacSkillWould you count Brett Hull? If so he is definitely in there
@@smk20086 Brett Hull is Canadian.
JR isn’t in the Hall of Fame?!? Even as a Canadian, that’s fn insulting.
Too much of a bad boy
Once they get betman out of there he’ll likely go in. He has been criticizing that man and the nhl for many a year.
JR is a legend
Don’t matter if you’re Canadian, American, Russian…. JR was an old time hockey LEGEND. That snub is an insult to the sport itself.
I was surprised too. But who needs the HOF when you're the GOAT of EA Sports hockey? Haha.
Basically the 1996 World Cup team. Respect.
A little less respect when you go re-watch, and realize it was Richter who carried them, and Canada didn't have Mario. Completely different result if Canada has their full line-up
@@trevornott2488 Yeah, probably. A few guy injured, but the US had a really good roster too.
Joe Mullen, first American to score 500 NHL goals.
It's a shame so few remember him. Great player.
and Carpenter first to get 50 in a season
@@bobbyshizz2138 - Who could forget those absolute POWERHOUSE teams of late 80's Calgary?? His little brother Brian was on my Rangers.
@@samuelluria4744 The 88-89 Flames were one of the best teams I've ever seen. Absolutely stacked with talent-- Mullen, Gilmour, Fleury, MacInnis, Loob, Nieuwendyk, McDonald, Otto, Roberts, Suter, Vernon. The list goes on and on --- Kings fan since 73.
@@bobbyshizz2138 - Yup, Ranger fan since '77, and that team was SO formidable. Them and Montreal were like in there own league those years.
The fact that he left Pat LaFontaine off the list is disgraceful.
Great player career shorten through . I mean Brett bull isn’t on there either . Can’t have everyone in the top 5
@@chadroffel3250 Brett Hull is Canadian, born in Belleville, Ontario. He obtained duel citizenship later in life, and plated for the US because Team Canada snubbed him. He is never really talked about as one of America's greatest players because he is Canadian born. Next, Lafontaine scored more points in a season than Roenick or Modano ever did, (148) & was just a better all around player. Roenicks best? 107 points. Modano's? 93 pts. So again, neither of them were even close to a prime LaFontaine!
@@ericlencher2356 LaFontaine only got a 148 points because of Mogilny
What no Patrick Kane . To me he is the best American born hockey player ever . 400 plus goals . Stanley cup winning goals . Never having a bad year . Three Stanley Cup Championship’s. Best stick hands I’ve ever seen. Chelios how could you leave him out . When was this radio broadcast ?
He got left out because Kane got completely shut down by injuries zetterberg and Datsyuk, playing on different lines. Lol
@@lancenorman2632 when did Kane get shut down by injuries ?
@JayRo-xp1nt other then this year he's missed significant time, also just because he's playing doesn't mean he's not injured to point he's protective like he should be.
@@lancenorman2632 this year . He was good every year prior . Never regressed . Over 400 goals . Freezes defenses with his stick control . Great passer great shot maker in many ways . In every hole some ridiculous angle wise . Even Toews regressed . Not Kane . Last year was a hard year no doubt for obvious reasons . But even in recent years when the team sucked he didn’t . We don’t win one championship without Patrick Kane . And those teams back then were so good . Three defensive lines all good. Kane Toews Keith being the big three . Keith my god what a motor and the minutes he played was off the charts . And of course Crawford
Phil Housley?
Kane not being on here is a joke
Chill out obviously he was referencing people he played with he never played against Kane (maybe in his last year with Atlanta im too lazy to look it up lmao) but still
@@Iambetterthanyouanduknowit He was in Detroit for 08’ and 09’, Kane’s first 2 years, including the team that beat the Hawks in the WCF
His personal opinion is a joke? Lol, he clearly named guys he played with and knew. UA-cam commenters are the real joke.
@@realranger6297 when anyone, let alone a former player, makes a list of “best ever”, regardless of what it is about, and then decides to only name players he knows/played with? Ya, that’s a joke
@@Thatrandomdude1315 no it's not, it's hearing the opinion of an NHL great. What you think his list has to line up with yours? Zoomers and their desire for absolute conformity is a joke.
It's literally his opinion. Imagine thinking you can talk down to a hall of famer because he forgot Kane while having a chat.
John LeClair is criminally underrated
Yes!!! As a Canadian he's my favorite player. It helps I'm a flyers fan but a great player
Wasn't into hockey when JR played, but when I went back and researched some of his highlights and statistics, I was blown away. That dude pissed somebody off not to be in the hall.
LaFontaine is the best of them all
Seventh best American born player . La Fontaine
@@JayRo-xp1nt no way
@@jjmadoublen7375
Modano was better. Prove me wrong.
@@travzimmerman1340 Easy, his 1.17 points per game (1,013 points over 865 games) is the best among American-born ice hockey players, active or retired.
@@jjmadoublen7375Modano has a Cup tho
Patrick Kane is arguably the best offensive American player ever.
Nah, not best mathews probaly better just needs a few years to match longevity if his career, also you have better players like Mike m, who's a centre who plays better d, and played well on some terrible stars teams.
@@lancenorman2632 Matthews hasn’t won anything. Kane is clutch especially when it matters
@Sam-xu3xq mathews is a lot younger in career mathews and will likely be 500 goals and 1000 assist players when done. With at least 10 health years, he could have more cups and hardware. I think mathews will be a better player in time if he's healthy, and mathews plays a much harder position. I'm not saying kanes not good but as winger and the fact he will be passed in regular season points at the end proves he's better individually.
@@lancenorman2632 matthews is a great player I just don’t see him catching Kane in hardware
Indeed
Leaving off Brett Hull is criminal
He's Canadian. I don't care if he played on team usa or not.
@@LEETCH_2 Except he isn't.
@@elvisisalive2716 well, technically he is. He has US citizenship but unless they moved Belleville Ontario to the US, then he was born in Canada...
He was born in Canada but moved to Illinois as a youth and had dual citizenship
@@dylanbrady4117 Brett Hull was american regarding hockey and considered himself american. He even refused to put on a canadian jersey
Top 5 is difficult.. Modano, Leetch, Chelios, Tkachuk, LaFontaine, Roenick, Housely, Kane, Broten, Mullen, Quick, Miller, Hull if you count him as American. Matthews if he stays healthy. Take your pick. All great---Kings fan since 73
Joey Mullen has 500 goals. Has to be top 5.
John LeClair
Dave Christian, mark Johnson, John leClair
All good choices, but Pat Lafontaine has got to be there
Pat LaFontaine.. the most skilled American player ever.
JR should definitely be in the hall of fame
JR was not only TALENTED he was most ENTERTAINING NHL player… this 72 year old Habs fan loved him…😊
Love how Hull isn't even considered an American and rightfully so
No Jonathan Quick? No Patrick Kane? Whaaaaat
@@Split-Lip they’re definitely nearing an end. And even still, Quick and Kane should’ve been mentioned
J.R. not being in the hall is ridiculous. He was a top 10 offensive player in his generation.
Ricter won the world cup by himself 🏆
JR is probably my favorite 'Murican player...As a fan of Detroit I admired his skill and tenacity while he played in Chicago.
Patrick Kane?
I did work at Chris's old house years after he sold it. A lot of his game room stuff is still there so I got to play table tennis down there and play miniature golf in his old hockey rink room in the basement. 😃👍
I grew up as him and JR as my favorite players.
Guy thought he was talking bout his era
Totally lol.
Because he was, and you're talking about yours. Lol. But his era is where U.S. players first started to become legit superstars, so there is that.
@@MrStkrdknmibalz9799 stars. I don't know about super stars.
@@Mikey_Storm Dude? Seriously? I think you're being a tad critical.
@@MrStkrdknmibalz9799 I think I'm being a tad... Canadian. 🍁🇨🇦🍁
I love that US players greatest memories is one time beating canada😂 meanwhile if we don't win its embarrassing to canadians😂
Hey Chelly!! One hell of a career, loved being a teammate of yours at UWM.
JR needs to be in the Hall of Fame. The man is a living legend. From a Leafs fan.
The man came into the NHL in 84
Him and my uncle john grew up together playing hockey till high school (chelly went to catholic hs on scholarship) my mom went to school with his sister and dated his brother who was friends with my dad ironically both named steve.😅 southside everybody knows everybody and their families.
Kind of amazing how few superstars the US has really produced over the years. A decent amount of mid-tier talent but still outshined by countries like Sweden and even Finland, to say nothing of how Canada and Russia put them to shame.
At least America isn’t a shithole like Canada.. Just flooding the borders to get in , huh
Got to meet this guy at a golf outing. He’s got his own tequila brand. He’s a total class act aswell
Austin Matthews, Patrick Kane, Brett Hall, Leech, Modano.
JR needs to be in the hall
Jonathan Quick is the greatest American goalie of all time. 3 stanley cups, 2 William Jennings trophies, and arguably the greatest stanley cup playoff performance by a goalie EVER! Change my mind.
This guy is naming construction workers and snowplow operators 😂😂
Phil Housley, set the bar going from South St Paul to Buffalo in 6 months playing for Scotty Bowman
Patrick Kane, Lafontaine, Belfour, Mullen, Housley, Broten
The best era of US hockey is now and in the near future. They are stacked with prime and upcoming talent.
Canada is producing the mega stars still like McDavid, Makar and Bedard... but the overall talent of the two nations is tipping south.
It will always be Canada. They have one thing USA lacks and it’s passion.
@@michaeljordan6239
Enough cold weather as well for outdoor hockey 🏒
I did a video recently on Thachuk not getting into the Hall of Fame, and definitely think he had the regular season stats for it but not the postseason, by any stretch.
Joey Mullen, the Irishman from Hell's Kitchen
I don’t think I ever saw Brian Leetch naked a mental error on the ice. Best american defenseman bar none.
Cool to see a fellow Greek hockey player
Boston representing! Love it! 😉
Austin Matthews doesn't have the resume to be on this list, but, he'll be there before he's done. Seems especially funny to omit Kane given the Blackhawk connection.
Absolutely insane that he didn’t say Patrick Kane. So disrespectful
Why did he sound like trump when he said “only time we beat Caaanada” lol
Kane should definitely be in here no question but he’s just listing players he’s played with which is fair
Joe Mullen.
Wow solid choice. 500 goals and over a PPG. Also still blows me away he’s from Hell’s Kitchen Manhattan, and managed to become a pro hockey player. Nowadays with the over obsession with youth hockey, kids train and travel like professionals literally by age 7- meaning of a great athlete isn’t in the exactly perfect situation, he won’t come close to making pros.
@@zalapski9399 imagine being born in a place so cursed it’s called Hell’s Kitchen.
I agree won a cup in Calgary and I know at least one with penguins great player
Mullen was great. Neal Broten should be in the conversation as well.
First American player to 1000 points too as I recall.
The only time we beat Canada damn
Whether or not he's in the actual hall of fame, JR is a hall of famer in everyone's heart.
Chelios looks like he’s in his late thirties and could still play
LaFontaine, Kane, Brett Hull, Housley and Leetch.
My top 5 is Patty Lafontaine, Ryan Miller, Pat Kane, Phil Housely and Mike Ramsey.
I’m a Buffalo girl and a lifelong Sabres fan, in case that wasn’t already obvious.
Miller was nasty for the US, too bad Crosby took them out.
Much respect for that Housely pull.
Lol Kane is the leading scorer from USA. Literally the goat of USA hockey
Honorable mention - joe pavelski
I'm not even a Patrick Kane fan but not putting him in that top 5 is criminal
Hull, Kane, Modano are top 3 (whatever order)
Hull is Canadian
Leetch was better than Modano. More hardware. Hull is Canadian. Kane? Overrated.
@@LEETCH_23 cups, 1300 career points so far, art Ross, hart, conn smythe, Ted Lindsey and Calder winner Patrick Kane is overrated? You’re insane
Derian Hatcher without a doubt is the greatest American captain and defensemen
Dirtiest mfer ever to put skates. F him.
For all the Kane commenters: Chris looks like he’s in his early 50s. Just a hunch this interview is over a decade old. The list would be different today.
Don’t hate him. He is just biased with who he played with. Different generation! Kids are a ton quicker now and probably would do circles around these guys.
Chelios was a stud tho!
Matthews.. Will withoutba doubt be leading American scorer of all time
Brett Hull aswell.The golden Brett 😮
To everyone saying Kane, it’s just recency bias. He hasn’t even passed 500 goals. At least JR, Modano and Tkachuk have.
Joey Mullen too. Plus he averaged a point per game.
Kane has won Hart, Ross, Lindsay, Smythe, Calder and 3 Cups. Only 2 players in NHL have ever done that. And he's the only one of those 2 to also be named NHL Top 100. He's the only player in NHL history to have OT goals to win the 2nd round, conference final, and Cup final. He's got the longest point streak of the last 30 years and 2 of the 7 20+ game streaks of the last 30 years. He led his prime decade in points and is currently 18th in NHL history in adjusted points.
Kane of all American born players is currently 2nd in points (90 behind Modano in 269 fewer games), 2nd in assists (tied w Modano, 81 behind Housley in 265 fewer games), 6th in goals (90 behind Modano; 29 shy of 500), but SECOND in even strength goals, trailing only Modano, by 30. And already first all time among all Americans in even strength assists (ahead of Modano by 62) and even strength points (ahead of Modano by 32). You see, Pat Kane isn't a power play merchant. He's a 5v5 player.
Kane, Lafontaine, Leclair, Hull and Mullen should be right there. And there is an entire generation of younger guys who might eventually push to be on that list. Matthews, Eichel, Hughes, the Tkachuks, Tage, Keller, JT Miller, Larkin, Pavelski, Patches, Debrincat, Terry, Zegras, Mcavoy, Wheeler, Boeser and Im sure Im missing some guys.
Chris Chelios was born and played junior in Canada.
For starters; there are only 5 American’s in the top 50 for most points all time. And Hull is the leader but was born in Canada.
*Top 5 with Brett Hull included: Kane, Modano, Hull (born in Canada), Roenick, Housley, Keith Tkachuk*
Hull played for the USA though so he was American.
In 3 years, Austin Matthews.
Probably (not in order):
Modano
Patrick Kane
Chelios
Brian Leetch
Barrasso
LaFontaine
Housley
Eye black on ice is crazy
UNDENIABLY: AUSTON MATTHEWS
Pat Lafontaine belongs in this list for sure!
The fact that he didn’t even say Patrick Kane is crazy
The only time the United States beat Canada is because they had a Canadain player that has an American citizenship because his Canadain dad played in Chicago. His name is Brett Hull and he was born in Belleville, Ontario Canada
Quick in the net and Patrick Kane, at least one of their names was engraved on the Cup 5 years in a row
Chelios is the best American player of all time INCLUDING Patrick Kane. 3 Norris Trophies is no joke.
It's easy for me to name the top 5 American players without including Chelios. Pat Lafontaine, Jeremy Roenick, Patrick Kane, Mike Modano, and Austin Matthews.
Pfft no Leetch
Leetch and Modano are the only 2 locks really. Then you can argue about Kane, Hull, LaFontaine, Chelios, Roenick, etc. for the other 3. Once he's done Kane is probably a lock too.
Modano's numbers are pretty average looking for his era, he had 1 cup and no personal awards from what I remember, to me his induction to the hall was out of pity they just wanted to put an American in. By comparison look at Alex Mogilny, better player but not in the hall.
@@Dremin2009 Mogilny only had 1 cup too? Modano's game was more complete, he played way longer, scored more everything, and was voted into the NHL's greatest 100 players list, but yeah, he's shit.... come on buddy, give your head a shake.
@@KS-xk2so If Modano wasn't American he wouldn't be in the hall, and probably not in the 100 greatest players list either, the league does things like that to help sell the game down south.
I absolutely hate modano, modano is my second most hated player behind lindros and modano definitely deserves to be in the hof. Mogilny really only had a couple high scoring seasons.
I’m Canadian, and I feel insulted that JR is not in the HoF. An honourable mention for goalies should be Tim Thomas.
Kaner is number 1 🦅
Kane for sure and give it 10 more Years and Matthews will be talked about in contention too
Connor Hellybuck will be on the list once NHLers go back to the Olympics
You don't know why JR is not in the HOF? Have you ever met JR, because the HOF selection committee has.
For goalies barasso, vanbiesbrook and richter are up the but it’s quick for me
I know he wasn’t born there but Brett hull?
Patrick Kane, Pat LaFontaine, Brett Hull
Give it a few years - Matthews, Hughes (x3), Keller, Larkin, Gaudreau, Eichel
Brett hull (even though he was born in canada), Patrick Kane and Leetch
Top 5 🇺🇸
1) -Brett Hull- born in 🇨🇦
2) Patrik Kane
3) Mike Modano
4) Jeremy Roenick
5) Phil Housley
Honourable Mention: Keith Tkachuk
LaFontaine is the best of them all
He looked great on team Canada
Housley Roenick and Modano ahead of Leetch? 😆 🤣 😂
Leetch, Modano, Hull, Kane, Richter.
No way there’s no Martin Brodeur on this list
US hockey players. Marty was born in Montreal
Also Pavel Bure belongs on list
@@zalapski9399This is American. Bure is not American.
Lol great conversation
@@zalapski9399 LOL, hahahaha
Patrick Kane has entered the chat.
L-E-E-T-C-H #1
Same we talk about it all the time
Kane, Pavelski, Modano, Leetch, Tkachuk
These guys would play 4th line if lucky on an all time team of nhl greats.
How the F*** does he forget Pat Lafontaine. They played in the Olympics together.
Kane and Quickie. They played in arguably one of the best playoffs series ever! Btw, Quick has three Cups!
I doubt he gives a shit about the last 1
Chelios.
Wisconsin Badger hockey.
First NHL player to be suspended indefinitely
What about Mike Richter for the new york rangers
How an ex Hawk leaves Kaner out
There must be something there
But , you can't leave Kane out