1. Hang Him High...Slippery Rock Joe Sign the Retire joey mullen Petiton. 6/15/2000 Congratulations as a fan of Slippery Rock joe. I had three be inducted into the hockey Hall Of Fame this year. http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/joemullen

Sign the Retire Joey Mullen Petiton 6/15/2000 - Congratulations are in order for Joey He has been inducted to the NHL Hall Of Fame. Sign The Petition View The Petition Attention all Fans: First of all, It's great to finally see that I am not alone as a fan of Slippery Rock Joe. I had three reasons for setting up this site, and we have now accomplished two of those goals. 1)To educate fans about Joey. 2)To bring the fans throughout the country(world) together. And of course the ultimate goal... 3)To have Mullen's number hanging in the Igloo. I attended the Pens/Rangers game March 19 and mentioned Mullen to Tom Rooney (Penguins COO) in an interview during the first intermission. We both agreed and are pretty confident that Joey will most likely be inducted into the Hockey Hall Of Fame this year. This will be great. The step will more than likely lead to the retiring of his jersey. (Note: The retiring portion did not come from Rooney). Tom Condon sent me an e-mail with a write up on Joey. I decided to share it with you. Tom Condon's Article Thank you again for the support and keep the signatures coming. - Ken

2. Joy Of Hockey/Joe Mullen joe mullen's career hockey statistics Player Name joe mullen. Forward. Born Feb 26 1957 New York, NY http://www.joyofhockey.com/xRet1JoeMullen.html

Joe Mullen Stanley Cup Rings 91-92 Pittsburgh Penguins 90-91 Pittsburgh Penguins 88-89 Calgary Flames Joe Mullen Statistics Year Team GP G A Pts P.I.M. Penguins Bruins Penguins Penguins Penguins Penguins Penguins Flames Flames Flames Flames Flames Blues Blues Blues Blues Blues Playoff Statistics Year Team GP G A Pts P.I.M. Penguins Penguins Penguins Penguins Penguins Penguins Flames Flames Flames Flames Flames Blues Blues Blues Blues Height Weight Position Shoots Born Birthplace Right Wing Right New York, New York Other Statistics Year Team League GP G A Pts P.I.M. New York 14th Precinct NYJHL New York Westsiders NYJHL New York Westsiders NYJHL New York Westsiders NYJHL Boston College ECAC Boston College ECAC Boston College ECAC Boston College ECAC United States WEC-A Salt Lake CHL Salt Lake CHL Salt Lake CHL United States Canada Cup United States Canada Cup United States Canada Cup Retired United States WC-Q Signed as a free agent by St. Louis, August 16,1979. Traded To Calgary by St. Louis with Terry Johnson and Rik Wilson for Eddy Beers, Charles Bourgeois and Gino Cavallini, February 1, 1986. Traded to Pittsburgh by Calgary for Pittsburgh's 2nd round pick (Nicolas Perreault) in 1990 Entry Draft, June 16, 1990. Signed as a free agent by Boston, September 13, 1995. Signed as a free agent by Pittsburgh, September 5, 1996. Other Accomplishments: Played in NHL All-Star Game (1989, 1990, 1994)

3. Joe Mullen York City is not known for producing ice hockey stars, but joe mullen, along with brother Brian, beat the odds and http://www.hockeysandwich.com/jmullen.html

Joe Mullen Right Wing, Shoots Right, 5' 9", 180 lbs. Born: New York, New York - February 26, 1957. Joe Mullen - Career Statistics Regular Season Postseason Year Team League Games Goals Assists Points PIMs Games Goals Assists Points PIMs New York 14th Precinct NYMJHL New York Westsiders NYMJHL New York Westsiders NYMJHL New York Westsiders NYMJHL Boston College ECAC Boston College ECAC Boston College ECAC Boston College ECAC United States WEC-A Salt Lake Golden Eagles CHL St. Louis Blues NHL Salt Lake Golden Eagles CHL St. Louis Blues NHL Salt Lake Golden Eagles CHL St. Louis Blues NHL St. Louis Blues NHL United States Canada Cup St. Louis Blues NHL St. Louis Blues NHL Calgary Flames NHL Calgary Flames NHL United States Canada Cup Calgary Flames NHL Calgary Flames NHL Calgary Flames NHL Pittsburgh Penguins NHL United States Canada Cup Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Boston Bruins NHL Pittsburgh Penguins NHL NHL TOTALS Joe Mullen: Career Achievements Inducted into Hockey's Hall of Fame (2000) Won 3 Stanley Cup Championships ECAC First-Team All-Star (1978, 1979)

4. The Internet Hockey Database Click Here joe mullen, Forward Born Feb 26 1957 New York, NY Height 5.10 Weight182, Regular Season, Playoffs. Season, Team, Lge, GP, G, A, Pts, PIM, GP, G, A, Pts,PIM. http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php3?pid=3838

5. The Internet Hockey Database 27 Gary Leeman 28 Brian Leetch 29 Mario Lemieux 30 Trevor Linden 31 Mike Liut 32Mark Messier 33 Al MacInnis 34 Mike Modano 35 Andy Moog 36 joe mullen 37 Kirk http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/cards/setdetail.php3?set_id=296

6. Hockey Hall Of Fame - 2000 - Player - Joe Mullen was born to Tom and Marion mullen, who would be instrumental in steering a youngJoe through the proper choices in life. He learned his early hockey skills on http://www.hhof.com/html/ind00jm1.htm

parent.location.href="http://www.hhof.com" Player Category Growing up in the heart of New York City and not having hockey skates until the age of 10 are just a couple of the obstacles Joseph Mullen overcame to become the preeminent U.S.-born NHL player of his era. Joe was born in Hell's Kitchen, New York on February 26, 1957. He was born to Tom and Marion Mullen, who would be instrumental in steering a young Joe through the proper choices in life. He learned his early hockey skills on the street wearing roller skates and with a role of electrical tape in place of the puck. His father worked at Madison Square Garden and would frequently bring home discarded sticks for Joe and his brother Brian to use. Joe finally received his first pair of skates at age 10 and instantly began to flourish. He would play four seasons in the New York Metro Junior Hockey League and during his final season against weaker competition recorded unheard of totals with 110 goals and 182 points in only 40 games. The next season 1975-76, Mullen was off to play for the Boston College Eagles, however, unlike most aspiring hockey players, Boston College was unable to offer him a scholarship and he was forced to spend $700 to get through the year. They money proved to be well worth it though, gaining a full ride for the next three seasons, his final two of which he was a 1st Team All-American. Following his final year in Boston, 1978-79, Mullen had his first opportunity to represent his country at the World Championships in Moscow, recording 8 points in 8 games.

7. Hockey Hall Of Fame Media Files joe mullen AU audio / 25 secs / 198 Kb; Denis Savard AIFF audio / 26 secs / 282 Kb; NHLFull Impact hockey Video Clip from Arena Zone Games MPEG with audio / 22 http://www.hhof.com/html/media.htm

parent.location.href="http://www.hhof.com" 2000 Induction Audio Clips Joe Mullen AIFF audio / 25 secs / 198 Kb Joe Mullen WAV audio / 25 secs / 198 Kb Joe Mullen AU audio / 25 secs / 198 Kb Denis Savard AIFF audio / 26 secs / 282 Kb Denis Savard WAV audio / 26 secs / 282 Kb Denis Savard AU audio / 26 secs / 282 Kb Walter Bush, Jr. AIFF audio / 20 secs / 151 Kb Walter Bush, Jr. WAV audio / 20 secs / 151 Kb Walter Bush, Jr. AU audio / 20 secs / 151 Kb 1999 Induction Audio Clips Wayne Gretzky AIFF audio / 27 secs / 269 Kb Wayne Gretzky WAV audio / 27 secs / 269 Kb Wayne Gretzky AU audio / 27 secs / 269 Kb Scotty Morrison AIFF audio / 22 secs / 296 Kb Scotty Morrison WAV audio / 22 secs / 296 Kb Scotty Morrison AU audio / 22 secs / 296 Kb Andy Van Hellemond AIFF audio / 21 secs / 233 Kb Andy Van Hellemond WAV audio / 21 secs / 233 Kb Andy Van Hellemond AU audio / 21 secs / 233 Kb 1998 Induction Audio Clips Roy Conacher AIFF audio / 27 secs / 287 Kb Roy Conacher WAV audio / 27 secs / 287 Kb Roy Conacher AU audio / 27 secs / 287 Kb Michel Goulet AIFF audio / 22 secs / 241 Kb Michel Goulet WAV audio / 22 secs / 241 Kb Michel Goulet AU audio / 22 secs / 241 Kb Pere Murray AIFF audio / 21 secs / 225 Kb Pere Murray WAV audio / 21 secs / 225 Kb Pere Murray AU audio / 21 secs / 225 Kb Peter Stastny AIFF audio / 21 secs / 259 Kb Peter Stastny WAV audio / 21 secs / 259 Kb Peter Stastny AU audio / 21 secs / 259 Kb 1997 Induction Audio Clips Mario Lemieux AIFF audio / 28 secs / 163 Kb Mario Lemieux WAV audio / 28 secs / 163 Kb Mario Lemieux AU audio / 28 secs / 163 Kb Glen Sather

8. CNN/SI - Hockey - NHL - Players - Joe Mullen Sports News from Cable News Network(CNN) and Sports Illustrated Magazine. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/hockey/nhl/players/Joe.Mullen

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9. Hockey Hall Of Fame - 2000 - Player - Joe Mullen mullen, who would be instrumental in steering a young joe through the proper choices in life. He learned his early hockey http://www.hhof.org/html/ind00jm1.htm

parent.location.href="http://www.hhof.com" Player Category Growing up in the heart of New York City and not having hockey skates until the age of 10 are just a couple of the obstacles Joseph Mullen overcame to become the preeminent U.S.-born NHL player of his era. Joe was born in Hell's Kitchen, New York on February 26, 1957. He was born to Tom and Marion Mullen, who would be instrumental in steering a young Joe through the proper choices in life. He learned his early hockey skills on the street wearing roller skates and with a role of electrical tape in place of the puck. His father worked at Madison Square Garden and would frequently bring home discarded sticks for Joe and his brother Brian to use. Joe finally received his first pair of skates at age 10 and instantly began to flourish. He would play four seasons in the New York Metro Junior Hockey League and during his final season against weaker competition recorded unheard of totals with 110 goals and 182 points in only 40 games. The next season 1975-76, Mullen was off to play for the Boston College Eagles, however, unlike most aspiring hockey players, Boston College was unable to offer him a scholarship and he was forced to spend $700 to get through the year. They money proved to be well worth it though, gaining a full ride for the next three seasons, his final two of which he was a 1st Team All-American. Following his final year in Boston, 1978-79, Mullen had his first opportunity to represent his country at the World Championships in Moscow, recording 8 points in 8 games.

10. NHL-Tribute: Biografie - Joe Mullen joe mullen was one of the best goal scorers ever produced in the United States. Here are his career stats in the NHL. http://www.des-ac.de/nhl-tribute/bios/mullen2.html

Am 26. Februar, 1957 , wird Joseph Mullen in New York, USA Brian , in Hell's Kitchen, einer verdammt harten Gegend von New York, auf. Seine Eltern, Tom und Marion Mullen Gegensatz zu den Kids in Kanada, lernt er das "Laufen" auf der Straße. Seine Skates sind Rollschuhe und sein Puck ist eine Klebebandrolle. Seine Vater arbeitet im Madison Square Garden, von wo er seinen Söhnen gebrauchte Hockeyschläger mitbringt. Mit 10 Jahren bekommt er dann seine ersten Schlittschuhe und er beginnt sofort mit intensiven Training. Er spielt zunächst vier Jahre in der New York Metro Junior Hockey League und schnell zeigt sich sein großes Talent. In seiner letzten Saison macht er 110 Tore bei 182 Punkten in 40 Spielen Boston College Eagles . Das College kann ihm kein Stipendium bieten und so muß Joe für die Schulkosten in diesem Jahr, über 700 $, selbst aufbringen. Aber die Investition lohnt sich. In den beiden letzten Jahren seiner Collegezeit wird er ins "First All-American Team" gewählt. Er repräsentiert die USA 1978 bei der WM in Moskau und erzielt in 8 Spielen 8 Punkte. Nachdem einige NHL Teams davon Abstand nahmen ihn im Draft zu ziehen, weil er mit 1,75 m zu klein ist und defensiv nicht gut genug ist, riskieren die

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12. Joey Mullen joe mullen was named to the United States hockey Hall of Fame in September of1998 and hockey's Hall of Fame will soon be calling as well. Hang it High! http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/joemullen/condon.html

Joey Mullen The most prolific scoring American-born player in NHL history received little fanfare when he played in his final NHL game. But that type of exit seemed to symbolize the career of Joe Mullen. Mullen, an ultimate team player who neversought the individual spotlight, retired the same night as Mario Lemieux. Who would have ever guessed that a kid from New York's tough Hell's Kitchen neighborhood would ever make the National Hockey League! He and his brother Brian (who also enjoyed a lengthy NHL career) used to have to carry axes in their equipment bags as a form of self protection. Mullen's 16-year NHL career was spent with the St. Louis Blues, Calgary Flames, Boston Bruins and Pittsburgh Penguins. Although never flashy, he was a consistent goal scoring threat and a great team player. A gentleman on the ice, he was awarded the Lady Byng Trophy on two occasions. But he will always be remembered as the first U.S.-born player to score 500 career goals and the first American to record 1,000 career points. Mullen's hockey career began at Boston College where he recorded 212 points in 111 games for the Eagles. He then played three years with Salt Lake of the CHL where he was named the league's top rookie during the 1979-80 season. The following year, he led the CHL in scoring with 117 points and was named the league MVP.

13. Boston College Official Athletic Site - Ice Hockey Former Eagle AllAmerican joe mullen was inducted into the hockey Hallof Fame Monday. joe mullen Inducted into hockey Hall of Fame http://www.fansonly.com/schools/bc/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/111400aaa.html

Choose Sport Baseball Softball M Basketball W Basketball M Cross Country W Cross Country M Fencing W Fencing Football W Field Hockey M Golf W Golf M Hockey W Hockey W Lacrosse W Rowing Sailing M Ski W Ski M Soccer W Soccer M Swimming W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis M Track W Track Volleyball Cheerleading News Releases Former Eagle All-American Joe Mullen was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame Monday. Ice Hockey Home RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire HEADLINES Eaves, Forrest Earn AHCA All-America Honors Eaves Named Recipient of 2003 Leonard Fowle Award Eaves Earns Inside College Hockey First-Team All-America Honors Joe Mullen Inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame Former Eagle remains NHL's all-time U.S. scoring leader. Nov. 14, 2000 Joe Mullen , who played at Boston College from 1975-79 and twice earned All-America honors, was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in a ceremony in Toronto on Monday, November 13. Among Mullen's many NHL accomplishments are three Stanley Cup championships (Calgary in 1989, Pittsburgh in 1991 and 1992), two Lady Byng Memorial Trophy awards (1986-87, 1988-89), two NHL All-Star games (1989 and 1990), and one season in which he earned NHL First Team All-Star honors and was the league's plus-minus leader (1988-89). He began his NHL career in St. Louis (1979-80, 1981-86), before moving on to Calgary (1986-90) and Pittsburgh (1990-95). He finished his career with one season each in Boston (1995-96) and Pittsburgh (196-97).

14. University Of Massachusetts - Official Athletic Site - Ice Hockey son of Boston College, United States National Team and NHL great joe mullen, whois District Selects Summerfield plays in the Eastern Junior hockey League for http://www.fansonly.com/schools/umas/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/060402aaa.html

SCHEDULES TICKETS MULTIMEDIA ONLINE STORE ... E-mail this article Head coach Toot Cahoon announced the signing of three more players for the Minuteman hockey program. Ice Hockey Home RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire HEADLINES Pöck Garners Hockey Writers Association Award UMass Hands Out Honors at Team Banquet Werner Gains Hockey East Monthly Honor Hockey Adds Three More Recruits Head Coach Don Cahoon announces three more players who signed National Letters of Intent. June 4, 2002 AMHERST, Mass. - University of Massachusetts hockey coach Don "Toot" Cahoon announced the signing of three players to National Letters of Intent for the late signing period. Two of the three student-athletes will attend Massachusetts beginning in the Fall of 2002 and will join the six recruits that were announced during the early signing period in November as next year's freshman class for the Minutemen. The three new recruits are forwards Matt Anderson (West Islip, N.Y.) Michael Mullen (Pittsburgh, Pa.) and Garrett Summerfield (Endicott, N.Y.) . Anderson and Mullen join a class that includes defensemen Marvin Degon (Millbury, Mass.)

15. Legends Of Hockey Silverware NHL Trophies Lady Byng 198687, mullen, joe, Calgary Flames. 1931-32, Primeau, joe, TorontoMaple Leafs. Visit the hockey Hall of Fame NaviSkater at www.hhof.com. http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SilverwareTrophyWinners.

16. St. Louis Blues Online | Franchise History joe mullen is truly a hockey great and truly back in the game. Nowthe Blues will mark their calendars for his return. On November http://www.stlouisblues.com/history/alumni_recap/mullen.html

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17. St. Louis Blues Online | Franchise History Current Recap Gino and Paul Cavallini Vincent Riendeau joe mullen Mike Crombeen TonyMcKegney Sure he still plays hockey, but now he is pursuing the life of a http://www.stlouisblues.com/history/alumni_recap/reindeau.html

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18. Wheeling Nailers Hockey | ECHL Affiliate Of The Pittsburgh And Wilkes-Barre Scra hockey Hall of Famer joe mullen is currently in his third year asan assistant coach with the Penguins. A member of both Penguins http://www.wheelingnailers.com/news/articles/20030114.asp

Listen Live 6:31:16 AM HOME NEWS SCHEDULE THE TEAM STATS TICKETS STAFF HISTORY MULTIMEDIA FAN ZONE CORPORATE PARTNERS CONTACT US MAILING LIST PROMOTIONS TEAM SHOP SEASON TICKETS LISTEN LIVE GOLDEN SPIKE ASSOC. Wheeling Nailers Laconia Building Suite 515 1144 Market Street Wheeling,WV 26003 P: 304.234.4625 P: 877.NAIL.TIX F: 304.233.4846 E-Mail Us Site Stats FANS ONLINE REGISTERED USERS NEWS STORIES NAILERS WELCOME JOE MULLEN JANUARY 14TH 2003 - PRESS RELEASE Wheeling, WV – The Wheeling Nailers announced today that they will welcome Hockey Hall of Fame great Joe Mullen on Friday, February 21, 2003 in conjunction with the Nailers “Joe Mullen Bobble Head Night.” On February 21, 2003 the Nailers will give away Joe Mullen Bobble Heads to the first 2,000 kids 14 and under through the doors of the Wheeling Civic Center. The Nailers host the Toledo Storm at 7:30pm that evening. Along with the give-a-way item, Joe Mullen will be in attendance to sign autographs throughout the game. Hockey Hall of Famer Joe Mullen is currently in his third year as an assistant coach with the Penguins.

19. Wheeling Nailers Hockey | ECHL Affiliate Of The Pittsburgh And Wilkes-Barre Scra This will be a chance for young collectors to add to their collection with a HockeyHall of Fame member in joe mullen and one of the countries most popular http://www.wheelingnailers.com/news/articles/20021114.asp

Listen Live 6:31:22 AM HOME NEWS SCHEDULE THE TEAM STATS TICKETS STAFF HISTORY MULTIMEDIA FAN ZONE CORPORATE PARTNERS CONTACT US MAILING LIST PROMOTIONS TEAM SHOP SEASON TICKETS LISTEN LIVE GOLDEN SPIKE ASSOC. Wheeling Nailers Laconia Building Suite 515 1144 Market Street Wheeling,WV 26003 P: 304.234.4625 P: 877.NAIL.TIX F: 304.233.4846 E-Mail Us Site Stats FANS ONLINE REGISTERED USERS NEWS STORIES NAILERS ANNOUNCE 2 BOBBLEHEAD NIGHTS NOVEMBER 14TH 2002 - PRESS RELEASE Wheeling, WV – The Wheeling Nailers have announced today that they have scheduled two Bobble Head Doll give-a-ways in cooperation with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Friday February, 21, 2003 the first 2,000 fans 14 and under will receive a Joe Mullen Bobble Head Doll and then on Sunday, March 9, 2003 the first 2,000 fans 14 and under will receive an Iceburgh Bobble Head Doll give-a-way. This will be a chance for young collectors to add to their collection with a Hockey Hall of Fame member in Joe Mullen and one of the countries most popular professional mascots in Iceburgh.

20. Pittsburgh Sports Report - UP Close Pittsburgh Penguin Joe Mullen By PSR joe retired as the leading Americanborn scorer in the Editor Tony DeFazio sat downwith mullen after a Olympics, the state of US amateur hockey and mullen's http://www.pghsports.com/psr0002/00020112.html

February 2000 UP Close Pittsburgh Penguin Joe Mullen By PSR Joe Mullen played five seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins and captured two Stanley Cups. Mullen scored 30 or more goals in three consecutive seasons as a Pen, netting 42 in 1991-92. Mullen was known as a hard-working sniper who paid as much attention to his defensive assignments as he did to scoring goals. Raised in the tough streets on New York's Hell's Kitchen, Joe and his brother Brian took what they learned playing street hockey and parlayed it into successful NHL careers. In March, 1997, Mullen scored career goal No. 500 of his career, becoming the first American-born player to do so, and along with Jari Kurri, only the second non-Canadian player to score 500 goals in the NHL. Joe retired as the leading American-born scorer in the history of the NHL, and now is working in the front office for the Pens. PSR Associate Editor Tony DeFazio sat down with Mullen after a recent Pens' practice at Iceoplex to discuss the 20th anniversary of the Miracle on Ice in Lake Placid, N.Y., at the 1980 Olympics, the state of U.S. amateur hockey and Mullen's own contributions to the sport. PSR: How did a little guy from Hell's Kitchen become one of the top hockey players in American history? How did you start playing ice hockey?

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