The 2025 Hockey Hall of Fame class was announced on Tuesday, and it finally corrected one of the institution’s greatest omissions. This year’s class included Alexander Mogilny — finally putting one of the most important players in NHL history into the Hall. Joining Mogilny in this year’s class are Joe Thornton, Duncan Keith, Zdeno Chara, Jennifer Botterill, Brianna Decker, Jack Parker and Daniele Sauvageau. Mogilny, Thornton, Keith and Chara were all NHL players, while Botterill and Decker are this year’s women’s inductions. Parker and Sauvageau were inducted under the builder’s category. While every person here has a worthy resume for induction, Mogilny is the one who truly stands out. Especially since he had been passed over so many times, creating more and more outrage and anger among the hockey community for his continued omission. As a player, Mogilny’s resume is more than enough. He played 990 regular-season games, scored 473 goals (including a 76-goal season) and 1,032 points. Along with that, he wa
