Matt Cullen To Be Inducted Into U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
Matt Cullen To Be Inducted Into U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
2006 Stanley Cup Champion to be enshrined in December
RALEIGH, NC. – USA Hockey announced its 2024 United States Hockey Hall of Fame class on Thursday, and among the group is former Carolina Hurricanes forward Matt Cullen.
Cullen, 47, played four seasons for the Canes (2005-06, 2007-10), and won his first of three Stanley Cups during his first stint with the team. During that Cup run, he had 18 points in 25 games, following up a career-best 25-goal season.
In 266 regular season games with the Canes, he recorded 72 goals and 109 assists for a total of 181 points.
Throughout his 21 NHL seasons, Cullen had 731 points (266 goals, 465 assists) in 1,516 games with the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, Florida Panthers, Carolina Hurricanes, New York Rangers, Ottawa Senators, Minnesota Wild, Nashville Predators, and Pittsburgh Penguins.
Born in Minnesota, he is second only to Chris Chelios in NHL games played by a U.S.-born player (1,651).
The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Celebration, which will feature the formal enshrinement of the Class of 2024 and include the presentation of the NHL’s Lester Patrick Trophy, will be held Wednesday, December 4, 2024, in Pittsburgh.
Matt Cullen throwback pic.twitter.com/kxbzh1YTN2
— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) September 9, 2021
Worth A Click
Hear From Seth Jarvis On His New Contract
Are There 12 Defensemen In The NHL Better Than Jaccob Slavin?
Denmark’s Going To The Olympics Thanks To Freddie
Is Sebastian Aho A Top 20 Center In The NHL?
Jarvis Signed To Eight-Year Contract Extension
NHL Announces Canes’ National TV Games
Canes Announce Prospects Showcase Roster
2024-25 Single Game Tickets On Sale Now
Eric Staal Announces Retirement, Number To Be Retired
2024 Offseason Player Tracker
