Part 2 of 8: Kirk Buchner discusses the Pro Football Hall of Fame eligibles from the AFC South with Vinny Lospinuso.

A Second Team All-Star with the Winnipeg Jets before he arrived in Chicago, Alex Zhamnov had a good run for the Chicago Blackhawks, albeit while playing for them when they were not particularly that good.  An All-Star in 2012, the Russian Centre would have four 60 Point seasons with 424 in total for the Blackhawks, averaging a solid .80 PPG.  Sadly for Zhamnov, he is dead last among the 50 Blackhawks players in terms of Playoff Games, having played in only five of them.

A Chicago Blackhawk for all 601 of his NHL Games, Eric Daze was a good scorer who would put the puck in the net 226 times.  Daze was an All-Star in 2002, which was the same season he finished seventh in Goals.  Daze was not always a fan favorite in Chicago as he did not check much despite his 6’6” frame, but he was a good goal scorer in an era where Chicago did not have many of them.

Prior to his arrival in the Windy City, Jim Pappin helped the Toronto Maple Leafs win the 1967 Stanley Cup, where he was the leading scorer in the playoffs, but it was in Chicago where he put up his best individual numbers.