The American Hockey League Hall of Fame has announced the four inductees who will comprise the 2024 Class.
Here are the inductees:
Dennis Bonvie: Arguably the toughest man in AHL history, Bonvie holds the distinction of having received the most Penalty Minutes (4,493) in league history. Bonvie played for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Providence, Binghamton and Hershey and had 275 Points in 871 Games.
Gordie Clarke: Clarke played nine seasons in the AHL for Rochester, Springfield and Maine, the last of which he led to a Calder Cup Title in 1979. A two-time First Team All-AHL All-Star, Clarke had 599 Points in 540 Games.
Gerry Ehman: Ehman played 429 Games in the NHL and 659 in the AHL for St. Louis, Springfield and Rochester. With Rochester, Ehman won two Calder Cups and the 1963-64 Scoring Title.
Roy Sommer: Sommer is the winningiest coach in AHL history (828 Wins) and served 24 years with San Jose AHL affiliates.
The ceremony will take place on February 5.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate the impending members of the AHL Hall of Fame.
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