Yesterday, the 2012 Hockey Hall of Fame class was announced. Yet again, three-time Jack Adams trophy winner Pat Burns was omitted from induction.
Don't get me wrong, Joe Sackic, Pavel Bure, Mats Sundin and Adam Oates are all worthy additions. A lot of us likely grew up watching the above players produce magic on the ice.
But, Burns, as one of the rare coaches with over 1000 games and 500 wins, deserves his place there as well.
Would you not agree?
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