Owen Nolan and Scott Hannan both had notable careers in the NHL, leaving their marks as impactful players. Owen Nolan, a power forward, played 18 seasons in the NHL, starting with the Quebec Nordiques in 1990 and later playing for teams including the Colorado Avalanche, San Jose Sharks, and Toronto Maple Leafs. He was known for his physical play and scoring ability, amassing 885 points (422 goals, 463 assists) in 1,200 games. Nolan was a five-time All-Star and played a crucial role in leading the Sharks to their first-ever playoff appearance. Scott Hannan, on the other hand, was a stalwart defenseman who spent 16 seasons in the NHL. Debuting with the San Jose Sharks in 1998, Hannan was known for his defensive reliability and physical presence. Over his career, he played 1,055 games, recording 217 points (38 goals, 179 assists) and earning a reputation as a shutdown defenseman. Hannan also played for the Colorado Avalanche, Washington Capitals, and Calgary Flames.