Former Penguins Jarome Iginla and Marian Hossa are going into the Hockey Hall of Fame as first ballot inductees.
Iginla’s 625 goals ranks 16th on the NHL all-time list. He played the majority of his career with Calgary, and also played for the Avalanches, Bruins and Kings.
Hossa made his name with the Ottawa Senators. He scored 525 career goals. He also played with the Blackhawks, Thrashers and Red Wings.
Also making the Hall are former Oilers defenseman Kevin Lowe, ex-Black Hawks defenseman Doug Wilson, Canadian women’s standout Kim St. Pierre and longtime Red Wings general manager Ken Holland.
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