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Brett Hull

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Known as the Golden Brett for his one-timer, Hull scored 741 career goals, fifth all-time, including an 86-goal season in 1990-91 that earned him the Hart Trophy. He won the Stanley Cup with Dallas in 1999 and Detroit in 2002, and with his father Bobby he forms the only father-son pair to each win the Hart Trophy.

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Why was Brett Hull called the Golden Brett?

Hull earned the nickname through his elite scoring and famous one-timer. He finished his NHL career with 741 goals.

What happened during Brett Hull's 1990-91 season?

Hull scored 86 goals in 1990-91 and won the Hart Trophy. That season remains the defining peak of his goal-scoring career.

Which teams did Brett Hull win the Stanley Cup with?

Hull won the Stanley Cup with Dallas in 1999 and Detroit in 2002. Those titles came with two different Central Division rivals.

What record connects Brett Hull with his father Bobby Hull?

Bobby and Brett Hull are the only father-son pair in NHL history in which both reached 600 goals. Brett finished with 741 career goals.

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