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The 28 pages that link to Hockey Hall of Fame, each with the reason it gives.

• Stanley CupRelated: The trophy is displayed there when it is not traveling with champions or custodians.

• Wayne GretzkyRelated: Gretzky was inducted in 1999, immediately after retiring from the NHL.

• Gordie HoweRelated: Howe entered the Hall in 1972, with its usual waiting period waived.

• Bobby OrrRelated: Orr entered in 1979, after a career that ended before the usual waiting period.

• Jean BéliveauRelated: Béliveau entered the Hall in 1972, three years after retiring.

• Mario LemieuxRelated: Lemieux was inducted in 1997, his first year of eligibility.

• Scotty BowmanRelated: Bowman entered the Hall in 1991 in recognition of his coaching accomplishments.

• Triple Gold ClubRelated: Many club members also have careers honored in hockey’s leading hall of fame.

• Hayley WickenheiserRelated: Her induction recognized her influence and record of achievement in the sport.

• Glen SatherRelated: Sather was inducted in 1997 for his contributions as a coach and executive.

• Mark MessierNarrower topic: Messier’s 2007 induction formally placed his career among hockey’s most celebrated.

• Steve YzermanRelated: Yzerman was inducted in 2009 after a career that included three Stanley Cups and more than 1,700 NHL points.

• Dominik HašekNarrower topic: Hašek entered in 2014, his first year of eligibility.

• Toe BlakeRelated: Blake was inducted in 1966 for his playing and coaching accomplishments.

• Gary BettmanRelated: Bettman was inducted in 2018, reflecting recognition of his leadership as well as its controversies.

• Mike BossyNarrower topic: Bossy was inducted in 1991, the first year he was eligible.

• Nicklas LidströmRelated: Lidström entered the Hall of Fame in 2015, his first year of eligibility.

• Vladislav TretiakRelated: Tretiak became the first Soviet-trained player inducted, in 1989.

• Angela JamesRelated: James’s 2010 induction brought women players into the institution’s recognized history.

• Bobby HullRelated: Hull was inducted in 1983, recognizing his impact as a player.

• Guy LafleurRelated: Lafleur was inducted in 1988, shortly after his playing career ended.

• Valeri KharlamovRelated: Kharlamov was inducted posthumously in 2005, recognizing his international impact.

• Brett HullRelated: Hull was inducted in 2009 after a career among the NHL’s leading goal scorers.

• Geraldine HeaneyRelated: Heaney’s induction recognized her influence on the sport beyond her playing record.

• James T. SutherlandRelated: Sutherland helped establish the institution and promote a permanent record of hockey history.

• Terry SawchukRelated: Sawchuk was inducted in 1971, soon after his playing career ended.

• Ray BourqueRelated: Bourque entered the Hall in 2004, his first year of eligibility.

• Tim HortonRelated: Horton was inducted in 1977, three years after his death.