Brett and Bobby Hull are the only NHL father and son to each reach 600 goals and 1,000 points. They are the second father and son to enter the Hall of Fame, following Lester Patrick (1947) and ...

Seven-hundred and forty-one goals. Those credentials opened the Hockey Hall of Fame door to Brett Hull in his first year of eligibility. But when he walks through the door at 6 p.m. Monday in ...

Hull was coming off a season for University of Minnesota-Duluth in which he scored 52 goals in 42 games, and was two seasons removed from a 105-goal 56-game junior season.

Brett Hull was abrasive. ... Early in the year, the Badgers took a weekend trip up to Duluth and were smashed pretty badly. Those games weren’t on television, but the 6-1, ...

It was classic Brett Hull, irreverent, incorrigible and at the same time, irresistible. A Hollywood property titled "Hullie" would include credits like 741 career goals and 650 assists, 86 goals ...

Brett Hull seemed a perfect fit as a hockey analyst when NBC Sports came calling for the 2006-2007 season. The former player, who a few years later would be named to the Hockey Hall of Fame, loved ...

It was the early winter of 1985 when I went to Duluth with the intent to write a Pioneer Press piece on Brett Hull, a freshman for the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs, and was warned to go easy with ...

Hull grew up in British Columbia, and then opted to play college hockey at Minnesota-Duluth. The Calgary Flames selected him in the sixth round (No. 117) of the 1984 NHL Draft.

This week, Brett Hull, who on Nov. 9 will be inducted into the NHL Hall of Fame ... I went to the University of Minnesota-Duluth and my college roommates were going out to play golf.

Canada’s coach Dave King and U.S. coach Dave Peterson came to watch me when I was in college at Duluth. Because I was born in Canada, they had first dibs. Dave King said I was no good. Team USA ...

Hockey Hall of Fame member Brett Hull, playing for Team Stillman, looks to pass the puck in a pickup game at the One Nation Classic at Busch Stadium in downtown St. Louis on Sunday, January 8, 2017.

DULUTH -- The call came late last month as Brett Hull was packing for a trip to Montreal. He was at home in Dallas when the phone rang, and on the other end was Bill Hay, president of the Hockey ...