[daVinci]

There is only one Canadian in the Hall. Walker was good but I don't think he's Hall of Fame material. Fergie Jenkins is.

[annejaa]

I would say that Pavel Bure. It was so amazing when he was in the NHL..Pavel Bure is the most exciting player of his time. Do not forget he was 50 and almost defensive scorer in 60th in the NHL.

[QBC]

Bure was Canadian? Bure played ball hockey while he was here?...Hu, who knew....

[wildrosegirl]

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[Freakinoldguy]

annejaa wrote:

I would say that Pavel Bure. It was so amazing when he was in the NHL..Pavel Bure is the most exciting player of his time. Do not forget he was 50 and almost defensive scorer in 60th in the NHL.

Can someone tell me if this would make sense if I started drinking again???????????????????????

[cherylfoster]

I think Mark Messier is one of the greatest canuck ball player ever. He would be always the best player ever to where a Canucks jersey. His career numbers, cup wins and Hall of Fame entry all sparkle on his resume. In addition, he is a continued symbol of leadership not only in hocky, but in sports. Messier is 2nd in All time Points behind Wayne Gretzky with 1887 points. Messier Played 207 Games for the Canucks and recorded 52 Goal.

[SprCForr]

[LoneDRanger]

You can't really compare pitchers with position players in baseball, any more than you can compare goalies with forwards in hockey. (Who was the best hockey player, Guy Lafleur or Jacques Plante?)

Fergie was hands-down the greatest Canadian-born pitcher and Walker, hands-down (so far) the best position player.

If Morneau and Votto can string together a few injury-free seasons though, I think Walker might have some company in the argument.

[Zipperfish]

Steve Nash for sure.