Every St. Louis Blues Hall of Famer

🎾 The 2027 NHL All-Star Game

Saturday, February 6, 2027 at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York, home of the New York Islanders. The Honda NHL All-Star Weekend runs February 5-7, the second time the Islanders have hosted following the 1983 event. It is the 69th edition of the NHL All-Star Game.

The St. Louis Blues have built something special over the decades, and nowhere is that clearer than in the names that have earned hockey's highest honor. Here is every Hall of Famer who wore the Note with pride.

St. Louis Blues plaque

Brett Hull: Inducted 2009

Brett Hull was as pure a goal-scorer as the game has ever seen, and St. Louis was where that gift lit up the hockey world. His lethal one-timer made him a true superstar in the Blue Note, and fans who packed the old Arena knew they were watching something unforgettable. Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2009, Hull remains one of the most beloved figures in Blues history.

Brett Hull St. Louis Blues plaque

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Every St. Louis Blues Hall of Famer

Every Hockey Hall of Fame member who had a real playing stint with the St. Louis Blues, ordered by their tenure with the franchise.

Player Years with St. Louis Blues Inducted Primary Team
Bernie Federko 1976–1990 2002 St. Louis Blues
Brett Hull 1986–2005 2009 St. Louis Blues
Chris Pronger 1993–2012 2015 St. Louis Blues
Pierre Turgeon 1987–2007 2023 St. Louis Blues
Keith Tkachuk 1992–2010 2026 St. Louis Blues
Doug Harvey — 1973 —
Dickie Moore — 1974 —
Glenn Hall 1951–1971 1975 Detroit Red Wings
Jacques Plante 1947–1965 1978 Montreal Canadiens
Guy Lapointe 1968–1984 1993 Montreal Canadiens
Peter Stastny — 1998 —
Wayne Gretzky 1978–1999 1999 Edmonton Oilers
Joe Mullen 1979–1997 2000 Pittsburgh Penguins
Dale Hawerchuk 1981–1997 2001 Winnipeg Jets
Grant Fuhr 1981–2000 2003 Edmonton Oilers
Al MacInnis 1981–2004 2007 Calgary Flames
Scott Stevens 1982–2004 2007 New Jersey Devils
Glenn Anderson 1980–1997 2008 Edmonton Oilers
Doug Gilmour 1983–2003 2011 Toronto Maple Leafs
Adam Oates 1985–2004 2012 Washington Capitals
Brendan Shanahan 1987–2009 2013 Detroit Red Wings
Phil Housley 1982–2003 2015 Buffalo Sabres
Paul Kariya 1994–2010 2017 Anaheim Ducks
Martin Brodeur 1991–2015 2018 New Jersey Devils
Guy Carbonneau 1980–2000 2019 Montreal Canadiens
Vaclav Nedomansky — 2019 —
Tom Barrasso 1983–2002 2023 Pittsburgh Penguins

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Each plaque includes genuine licensed trading cards. The exact card may vary slightly from the one pictured; you'll always get a genuine licensed card of this player.

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