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With Joe Sakic and Brendan Shanahan headlining the group, the 2012 Hall of Fame class could be one for the ages.

Blog | Conversation | November 14, 2011

TORONTO -- Picture a Detroit Red Wings blue line with both Nicklas Lidstrom and Ray Bourque on it. Jimmy Devellano certainly did. "One of the guys that I always tried to make a pitch for late in his career, I tried three or four times, was to a...

TORONTO -- Picture a Detroit Red Wings blue line with both Nicklas Lidstrom and Ray Bourque on it. Jimmy Devellano certainly did. "One of the guys that I always tried to make a pitch for late in his career, I tried three or four times, was to a...

Even the inevitable comes with more than a tinge of sadness, if not regret. Not from Brendan Shanahan, of course, who knew it was time maybe even before it was time. The clock starts ticking toward Shanahan's induction into the Hall of Fame now that ...

Bucci's back, and he's covering all sorts of topics: the trade deadline, future Hall of Fame inductees, the fighting debate and the legend of Herb Brooks.

Bucci can't let the Hall argument go. So, he's giving you his Hall-worthy players for each NHL team.

The last hurrah has hung over Detroit's Hall of Fame cast like a cloud for some time. Now, it looks like rain.

The Mullet Hall of Fame beats the Comb-Over Hall of Fame any day.

Cam Neely, Bryant McBride, Ron Wilson, Ken the Otter and twins take a ride on the Zamboni.

Dominik Hasek asked to be traded to the Detroit Red Wings because he was sure they would take him to the Stanley Cup. Turns out it was the other way around.