"Pavelski's 1,068 points over 18 NHL seasons are the sixth-most ever by an American-born player. He added 143 more points in his 201 playoff appearances. He is one of the best players in San Jose Sharks history, having helped the club reach the Stanley Cup Final in 2016 and retiring with the second-most goals in franchise history. Internationally, Pavelski won a silver medal with the U.S. at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver."
"Parise scored 889 points in the NHL - 17th all-time amongst Americans - and captained the New Jersey Devils to the 2012 Cup Final. He also won a silver medal with Pavelski at the 2010 Olympics, and served as the United States captain in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Gomez finished with 181 goals and 575 assists in his 16 years in the NHL."
"Mounsey helped the U.S. win Olympic gold in 1998 and silver as the hosts in 2002. She was considered one of the best offensive defensemen in women's hockey during her career. Bennett is one of the most prolific hockey photographers of all time. He has taken photos at more than 5,300 NHL games, 45 different Stanley Cup Finals and six Winter Olympics."
USA Hockey announced five 2025 Hall of Fame inductees, to be enshrined Dec. 10 in St. Paul, Minnesota. Joe Pavelski recorded 1,068 NHL points over 18 seasons, added 143 playoff points, helped San Jose reach the 2016 Stanley Cup Final and won Olympic silver in 2010. Zach Parise scored 889 NHL points, captained the New Jersey Devils to the 2012 Cup Final, won 2010 Olympic silver and captained the U.S. in 2014. Scott Gomez totaled 181 goals and 575 assists, won Stanley Cups in 2000 and 2003, and played in the 2006 Olympics. Tara Mounsey won 1998 Olympic gold and 2002 silver. Bruce Bennett photographed over 5,300 NHL games, 45 Stanley Cup Finals and six Winter Olympics.
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