VeeshanVault

... on becoming the highest scoring American-born player in NHL history.

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=222415&hubname=nhl

I`ve never been a big fan of the Dallas Stars or the Northstars before they left Minnesota, but I`ve always admired the skill Modano brought to the game and the seeming lack of ego to go with it. He`s always come across as very workman like in his approach and classy in his demeanor. To be the highest scorer of a group that includes talented and long-serving names like Phil Housley, Jeremy Roenick, Brian Leetch, and Brett Hull is a pretty impressive accomplishment and well deserved. A feel-good story in an NHL season thats been thus far marked mostly by lack-luster performances of some big contract recipients and some huge suspensions for some epicly boneheaded plays *wave at Downie and Boulerice*.

I never liked him much, he always seemed girly to me lol



But she can play some hockey for sure!

you watch baseball and cheer for the LA Kings... and Modano is girlie???

Baseball is girlie?



BTW the Kings just scored 5 goals in like 4 minutes against that guy



hope they hold on for the comeback win


EDIT:ok now its 5-5 what a last few minutes of a game lol
RE-EDIT: 6-5 Kings in OT, what a win after being down 4-0 with 7 minutes to go. Anze sure can play

Although he plays for team USA, Brett Hull is a Canadian. He only started playing for them when he threw a fit when he wasn't accepted to the Canadian training camp.

In 1986, Hull made a decision that would earn him the lasting enmity of many Canadian hockey fans when, not chosen for Team Canada by coach Dave King for a World Championship team made up of mostly NHL players, Hull chose to play for the mostly-collegiate United States National Team instead. Hull held American citizenship through his mother in addition to his Canadian citizenship by birthplace and father.