With the Sedins's retiring at the end of the season, Kevin Allen of USA TODAY wrote about active players 36 and over with a shot at the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Henrik Zetterberg, 37, Detroit Red Wings: He is 46 points away from 1,000, but his points per game average (.88) is higher than the Sedins. He is a member of the Triple Crown Club, meaning he has won a Stanley Cup, an Olympic gold and a world championship. He won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 2008 and the King Clancy Award for leadership in 2015. He has 120 points in 137 postseason games and could be helped by advanced statistics because he has a career 55.1% Corsi percentage, according to hockey-reference.com. A defensive-minded player, Zetterberg always plays against the best opponents. He will make the Hall of Fame.

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