Scotty Bowman is arguably the greatest head coach of all time, leading the league with 1,244 career wins, all of which came before the shootout increased the number of victories league-wide by eliminating ties. Mark joined his father and brother on the WHA's Houston Aeros in 1973, and the trio won back-to-back Avco Cup championships together in '74 and '75. Mark's bother, Marty, also produced in the NHL, registering 184 points in 449 games as a blue-liner. His son Mark was also exceptional, collecting 742 points in 929 NHL games and another 504 points in 426 WHA contests as a defenseman. The late icon ranks second all time in career NHL goals and fourth in points. The HowesĮveryone knows how legendary Gordie Howe was, and his illustrious career was furthered by the success of his kids. He also won the Stanley Cup twice, with the Dallas Stars in 1999 and with the Detroit Red Wings in 2002.
The elder Hull won a Stanley Cup with the Chicago Blackhawks in 1961 and led the original Winnipeg Jets to three Avco Cup championships in the WHA, earning Hockey Hall of Fame induction in 1983.īrett's 741 career NHL goals rank fourth all time, and he's one of only five players to score 50 goals in a 50-game span, a feat he pulled off in back-to-back seasons. The "Golden Jet" was a two-time Hart Trophy winner and three-time Art Ross Trophy recipient who ranks 17th on the all-time goal-scoring list with 610 in 1,063 NHL games, pouring in another 303 in 411 WHA contests. Here are the three most dominant bloodlines in the history of the league: Bobby and Brett Hullīobby Hull's legacy is complicated, and while his on-ice accomplishments don't erase any of his off-ice behavior, he remains one half of the most successful father-son duo in NHL history.
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