Tim Peel Stirs Debate by Demanding Two Names Be Added to NHL Hall of Fame

Tim Peel, the controversial former referee, made a statement that didn't go unnoticed.

Peel Asks Two Names to be Inducted in HHoF

On Twitter, Peel made a post saying he'd like to see two NHL legends join the Hockey Hall of Fame: Keith Tkachuk and Jeremy Roenick.

Their Careers

Keith Tkachuk


Brady and Matthew's father was drafted in 1990 by the Winnipeg Jets as the 19th overall pick.

In his 18-year career, he scored 1,065 points in 1,201 games with the Jets, the Coyotes, the Blues, and the Thrashers.

Tkachuk was the first American player to lead the NHL in goals, with 52 in 1996-97. He also still holds the franchise record for the most penalty minutes with the Coyotes.

Jeremy Roenick


Roenick played 1,363 games in the NHL and scored 1,216 points during his 20-season career with the Blackhawks, the Coyotes, the Flyers, the Kings, and the Sharks.

He had 100 points or more three times in his career and made it to the NHL All-Star Game nine times, but never won a Stanley Cup.

Do you think either of them should be inducted into the Hall of Fame?

As seen on Hockey Feed - Tim Peel calls for 2 former NHL players to enter the Hall of Fame.