1. Brett Hull RW
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Brett Hull is perhaps the best player in franchise history that the Blues have ever had on the roster. Yes, the next player in our slideshow is considered the greatest of all time but his brief stint in the Note don’t exactly give him legendary status with St. Louis.
Hull played for 11 years with the St. Louis Blues and his stat line is staggering. He totaled 527 goals, 409 assists, 744 games played, and lead the Blues to the playoffs all 11 years during his tenure with the club.
Even though he went on to play for rival club, the Detroit Red Wings, Hull will forever be remembered as a club hero. He even has a statue outside of the Scottrade Center. I’d like to see him lace em up one more time for the Note and show the current boys in blue how to win a playoff series.
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