Detroit Vipers

Gordie Howe

Canada

Gordie Howe, also known as 'Mr. Hockey', was the oldest player to ever play in an NHL game, retiring at age 52. In his 26 NHL seasons, Howe scored 801 goals and 1,049 assists over 1,767 career games. Howe was also a 23x All-Star and won 6 MVPs and 4 Stanley Cups. 

Family relations 
Brother: <a href="/player.php?player=163625">Vic Howe</a> 
Sons: <a href="/player.php?player=22126">Mark Howe</a>, <a href="/player.php?player=142161">Marty Howe</a> & <a href="/player.php?player=1191818">Murray Howe</a> 
Grandsons: <a href="/player.php?player=300457">Travis Howe</a> & <a href="/staff.php?staff=50879">Nolan Howe</a>

Hockey Hall of Fame

NHL Contribution to U.S. Hockey (Lester Patrick Trophy)

NHL First All-Star Team

NHL Most Assists

NHL Most Goals (Maurice Richard Trophy)

NHL Most Points (Art Ross Trophy)

NHL Most Valuable Player (Hart Trophy)

NHL Second All-Star Team

NHL Stanley Cup Champion

WHA Avco World Trophy

Combines physical play with scoring ability, strong on the puck.

Power Forward

Montréal Canadiens

Maurice Richard

Richard, 78, died on May 27, 2000, of stomach cancer, in Montreal, Que. 

Brothers: 
<a href="/player.php?player=23269">Henri Richard</a> 
<a href="/player.php?player=577900">Claude Richard</a>

Specializes in goal-scoring, often excellent shot accuracy and power.

Sniper

Impressive acceleration, speed and overall mobility.

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