100 Best NHL Players Quiz (Part 3)

[A] Pavel Bure | Russian Rocket ignited rinks with breakaway bursts and 60-goal seasons that defied Soviet restraint and Florida humidity alike.

[B] Jonathan Toews | Captain Serious married Selke defense to Conn Smythe clutch, guiding Chicago’s modern dynasty with quiet, relentless resolve.

[C] Nathan MacKinnon | Nova-Scotian turbine whose explosive stride and one-touch rockets have turned Denver into a perennial Cup contender.

[A] Brendan Shanahan | Power-forward maestro who protected stars and buried 600 goals, later crafting the modern Maple Leaf blueprint from the boardroom.

[C] Scott Stevens | Devastating open-ice thunder whose hits changed games and whose leadership lifted three Cups to the Jersey swamp.

[C] Cam Neely | Bruin bulldozer who turned the slot into a danger zone, punching his way to 50 goals and Hall-of-Fame heart.

[D] Nikita Kucherov | Silent assassin with turbo edges and a one-timer radar, stacking Art Ross trophies amid Tampa’s back-to-back reign.

[A] Chris Pronger | 6'6" colossus who could rag-doll forwards and quarterback power plays, hoisting both Norris and Conn Smythe hardware.

[C] Tim Horton | Tireless defender who logged minutes, opened coffee shops, and became an off-ice icon as large as his on-ice reach.

[A] Frank Mahovlich | Big M’s lanky glide and heavy wrist shot powered three Leaf dynasties and a Team Canada summit.

[D] Alexander Mogilny | Defection pioneer whose 76-goal explosion showcased Soviet skill married to North American pace.

[B] Steven Stamkos | Lightning sniper whose Tommy John comeback and 60-goal wizardry anchor Tampa’s storm surge.

[C] Paul Kariya | Pocket-sized playmaker whose fearless rushes and Disney-clad heroics nearly willed Anaheim to an early Cup.

[A] Martin St. Louis | Undrafted spark plug who turned 5'8" into 1,000 points, an Art Ross, and a 2004 Cup fueled by pure heart.

[D] Glenn Hall | Ironman goalie who started 502 straight games with butterfly instincts and nerves of steel behind a blank expression.

[C] Darryl Sittler | Leaf legend who hung 10 points in one night, wearing the C with skill and Toronto pride.

[D] Marc-André Fleury | Jester-grin keeper whose acrobatic splits and three rings have made every locker room brighter.

[A] Eric Lindros | Towering force whose concussions curtailed but never erased a decade of freight-train dominance and 1990s lore.

[C] Adam Oates | Visionary playmaker who sculpted passes like ice sculptures, recording 1,000 helpers without ever owning a whistle.

[B] Börje Salming | Swedish trailblazer who braved Garden boos to prove Europeans could star, pioneering smooth two-way defense.

[A] Yvan Cournoyer | Roadrunner winger whose flashing blades and 10 Cups earned him the nickname “The Roadrunner” in Montreal folklore.

[B] Carey Price | Calm Manitoban sentry whose Vezina and Olympic gold silence raucous rinks and define modern goaltending poise.

[C] Henrik Zetterberg | Euro-twins anchor who lifted Detroit’s last Cup with Conn Smythe magic and ageless two-way craft.

[A] Joe Thornton | Bearded maestro whose no-look dishes and longevity turned San Jose into Shark territory for two decades.

[C] Mark Recchi | Ageless Energizer Bunny who scored in three different decades and rode off with a final Cup in Boston at 43.

[A] Lanny McDonald | Mustachioed sniper whose flaming-red smile and 66-goal year ended in storybook Cup glory for Calgary.

[D] Serge Savard | Senator-turned-defenseman whose “Savardian Spin-o-rama” and six Cups anchored Montreal’s blue-line dynasty.

[A] Johnny Bower | China Wall reflexes and Korean-War grit masked by a gap-toothed grin, backstopping four Leaf titles past age 40.

[A] Jeremy Roenick | Brash American center who talked loud, hit harder, and scored 500 goals while selling the game coast-to-coast.

[C] Mike Gartner | Consistent speedster whose 700 goals and 17 straight 30-goal seasons flew under headlines but never under timers.

[A] Rob Blake | Heavy shot and heavier hits from the point powered a Norris, a Cup in Colorado, and two decades of intimidation.

[B] Joe Nieuwendyk | Clutch center whose rookie 51-goal burst morphed into three Cups and Conn Smythe calm in Dallas.

[C] Leon Draisaitl | German thoroughbred whose 50-in-50 vision and 150-point pace ride shotgun to McDavid yet shine alone.

[A] Peter Šťastný | Defection star who turned Quebec into a must-watch circus, piling 1,200 points with brotherly flair.

[D] Dave Keon | Silent Leaf legend whose Selke fore-checking and two-way mastery delivered four Cups without ever seeking the spotlight.

[A] Alex Delvecchio | Detroit lifer who wore red for 22 years, compiling 1,500 games and Lady-Byng grace while shadowing Howe.

[D] Ed Belfour | Eagle-masked battler whose fiery stare and 484 wins soared from Chicago to Dallas with a Cup and two Vezinas.

[C] Guy Lapointe | Point-man punchline and prankster whose booming shot and five Cups powered Montreal’s 1970s blue-line brigade.

[D] Gilbert Perreault | Dazzling center whose Sabre blue-and-gold artistry birthed the French Connection and Buffalo’s NHL soul.

[B] Patrice Bergeron | Perfection on ice: Selke stalwart whose 1,000 games, two Cups, and Olympic heroics define Boston’s heartbeat.