For me, Patrikov Bure stands out as a clear Hall of Fame status player. He played in relatively early seasons, and is possibly hurt by the fact that he played for 18 seasons – but there are many players who are less successful than he that played for an equal or greater number of seasons with less statistical dominance. Indeed, Bure totaled 641 points and managed an impressive +81 plus-minus – significantly better than several players listed “above” him – and managed over 1,400 hits while only suffering 414 penalty minutes – significantly less than many of those listed above and below him, including most inducted hall of famers – while scoring more points than all of those listed below. He also has a staggering 53 game-winning goals – the most out of nearly everyone aside from the top 15ish point scorers of all time – and did so while averaging just under 21 minutes per game. He wasn’t given as much time on the ice compared to some of his higher – and many lower – HoF scoring peers and thus deserves further consideration unless his trophy case simple pales in comparison. Even then, he may have an argument.