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Ontario by a landslide past and present!
NHL all time stats as of 2010, born in Ontario vs. born in Quebec ... every province will dispute the odd player ie. Steve Yzerman who i did not include in Ontario's Stats because he was born in BC even though he played more years of minor hockey in Ontario and was drafted from the OHL.
total players = 2056 Ontario - 754 Quebec - 511 Alberta - 477 Saskatchewan
- 359 Manitoba - 325 British Columbia ...
>1000 carreer points = 26 Ontario - 15 Quebec
>500 career goals = 13 Ontario - 10 Quebec
> 500 career assists = 43 Ontario - 17 Quebec
>+100 (+/-) career = 66 Ontario - 30 Quebec
Minesota is the state with the most NHL players all time at 206 (1/10 the number of Ontario hockey players)
Per Capita I'd bet on Saskatchewan.
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Why are there non-Canadian hockey players on Canadian hockey teams?
Most non-Canadian hockey players have been drafted from American teams to the Canadian teams.
Most goals recorded in hockey by a Canadian hockey team?
i'm pretty sure its Montreal
What league produces the most NHL players?
Onterio hockey league
Who were famous hockey players in the 1940s?
There are many famous hockey players, so here are just a few of those many: Wayne Gretzky was nicknamed the Great One and is widely acknowledged as the greatest hockey player. Mario Lemieux, Bobby Orr, Jaromir Jagr, Gordie Howe (nicknamed Mr. Hockey), and Brett Hull are all very well known hockey players. Patrick Roy is a famous goaltender. Some active NHL hockey players who are well known include Alexander Ovechkin, Sidney Crosby, Ryan Getzlaf, Evgeni Malkin, Martin Brodeur, Ryan Miller, and Teemu Selanne.
What state produce the most baseball players in the Major League Baseball?
Minnesota does, and it really isn't all that close. Minnesota has the most registered youth hockey players (53,450 in 2010. Next closest was Michigan with 51,404 registered youth players), produces the most Division 1 hockey players (currently 326 players, or 20.36% of all D1 players. Next closest is Massachusetts with 14.81%), and produces the most pro hockey players (Minnesota has produced 216 players all-time. Massachusetts is next closest with 168). This is why Minnesota is known as the "State of Hockey".
