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The Hockey Hall of Fame has inducted 430 players, coaches, and others, but some selections are questioned due to their impact on the game. Three patterns emerge in the most debated choices: role players on dynasty teams, forwards with high-scoring careers, and those valued more for grit than skill. Critics use a stat called VsX to compare these players output to the leagues top performers. Examples include Dick Duff, Glenn Anderson, Clark Gillies, Leo Boivin, Gerry Cheevers, Joe Nieuwendyk, and Harry Watson. The debate centers around what constitutes Hall of Fame worthiness when team success and toughness are factored in.

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