Brett Hull couldn’t believe it. When informed that Auston Matthews was the first player to score 66 goals or more in a season since Mario Lemieux in 1995-96, the Golden Brett replied, “Really?

It was announced this week that Hull will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, and Wilson probably broadcast - and saw - Hull play more than anyone else. Wilson was in the Blues' booth for ...

If you were around in 1988 and followed Hull's exploits until his departure after the 1997-98 season, you don't need me to tell you what his 500+ goals (as a Blue) meant for for the sport here.

In other words, this season was set up as a trap for Brett Hull. Some trap-Brett Hull is on the loose again. He has overcome a relatively slow start to reaffirm himself as the most consistent goal ...

If the Blues beat the Stars, it would be just one more example of how a team with Brett Hull couldn't win the big game. So yeah, there was a lot riding on this. Hull had 58 points (32 goals, 26 ...

Hopefully, Sonny will have a great career here in St. Louis and help them get to the postseason.” Hull scored 86 goals during the 1990-91 NHL season, third most in a single-season in league history.

Plus: The 4 Nations Face-Off was a dud, the decentralized draft was amazing, comment sections are the best and more fake ...

Hull couldn't resist taking a shot at Keenan's coaching philosophy. Keenan converted Hull, who scored 72, 86 and 70 goals in a three-season span beginning in 1989-90, to play a two-way game.

Brett Hull, the next player Jagr should pass on the NHL all-time goal scoring list -- Jagr has 737 goals, four shy of Hull's 741 -- said he wonders why more people haven't drawn a comparison ...