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This is a list of nicknames in the sport of ice hockey. Most are related to professional ice hockey such as the National Hockey League. A few notable nicknames from the Canadian major junior hockey leagues, the U.S. colleges, and national teams are excluded.

Players

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The following are hockey players listed by their last name along with nicknames. Players listed in bold are still active as of the 2023–24 season.

Player Nat Nickname Note
Noel Acciari   Cookie [1]
David Aebischer   Abby, Bisher [2]
Sebastian Aho   Sepe, Seabass, Fishy, C-Bass, Sebby [3][4]
Jake Allen   Snake, Jake the Snake [5]
Dave Andreychuk   Wood [6]
Al Arbour   Radar [7]
Colby Armstrong   Army, Armdog [8]
George Armstrong   Chief [9]
Norm Armstrong   Red [10]
Zach Aston-Reese   ZAR, Reeser [11][12]
Cam Atkinson   Camsanity [13]
Jean-Sébastien Aubin   Seabass [14]
Larry Aurie   Little Dempsey [15]
P. J. Axelsson   Pebben [16]
David Backes   Captain America [17]
Nicklas Bäckström   Dad, Nikkie [18][19]
Garnet Bailey   Ace [20]
Irving Bailey   Ace [21]
Ivan Barbashev   Barbie, Barbs [22][23]
Bill Barilko   Bashin' Bill [24]
Tom Barrasso   Tomcat, Tommy B [25][26]
Tyson Barrie   Brutes, Four, T-Beauty [27]
Mathew Barzal   Gary, Barzy [28]
Nathan Bastian   Bas, Nasty, Big Nate [29]
Aldege Bastien   Baz [30]
Jonathan Battaglia   Bates [31]
Ken Baumgartner   Bomber [32]
Don Beaupré   Bobo, Donnie Bo [33]
Wade Belak   The Intimidator [34]
Ed Belfour   The Eagle, Eddie the Eagle, Crazy Eddie, Eddie the Billionaire [35]
Jean Béliveau   Le Gros Bil [36]
Pierre-Édouard Bellemare   Pebbles [37]
Emil Bemström   Bemmer [38]
Jamie Benn   Chubbs [39]
Jordie Benn   Yukon Cornelius, Darth [40]
Beau Bennett   Sunshine [41]
Max Bentley   Dipsy-Doodle-Dandy [42]
Gordon Berenson   Red, The Red Baron [43]
Andrew Berenzweig   Bubba, Backdoor Bubba, Andy [44][45]
Aki Berg   Birdie, The King [46]
Patrice Bergeron   Bergy, St. Patrice, Prince Patrice [47]
Jonatan Berggren   Jonny Burgers, Bergy [48]
Patrik Berglund   Bergy, Bergdog [49]
Todd Bertuzzi   Big Bert [50]
Craig Berube   Chief [51][23]
Alex Biega   Bulldog [52]
Kevin Bieksa   Juice, The Sheriff, Boom Boom [53][54]
Jordan Binnington   Binner, Winnington, Sin Binner [55][56][3]
Martin Biron   Baby Dominator [2]
Ben Bishop   Bish, Big Ben [57][58]
Paul Bissonnette   BizNasty, Biz [59]
Anders Bjork   Bjorkie [60]
Oliver Bjorkstrand   The Maestro, Bjorky, Bjork n' Beans [61][62]
Nick Bjugstad   Rotisserie Chicken, Bjugy, Big Nick, Jughead, Bjugs [63][64][65][66][67]
Hector Blake   Toe [68]
Sergei Bobrovsky   Bob, Officer Bobrovsky, BOBROVSKY, Cop, Number One Cop On The Force [61][69][70]
Mikkel Bødker   Hot Boed [71]
Brock Boeser   The Flow, Brockstar, Boes, Mr. Sensitive [72][73][74][75]
Dave Bolland   The Rat, Greyhound, Bolly, Mimico [76][77]
Brandon Bollig   B52 [78]
Peter Bondra   Bonzai, The Special Agent [79]
Nick Bonino   Bones [80]
Derek Boogaard   The Boogie Man, Boog [81]
Robert Bortuzzo   Bortz, Bobo, Tuzzy [82][83][84]
Émile Bouchard   Butch [85]
Brian Boucher   Boosh [86]
Georges Boucher   Buck [87]
Francis Bouillon   The Cube, Frank the Tank [88]
Jay Bouwmeester   JBouw, JBo, Bo, IT Jay, Tech Support Jay [89][90]
Johnny Bower   The China Wall [91]
Johnny Boychuk   Johnny Rocket, Manchuk [92][93]
Dan Boyle   Boiler, Danny Boy [94]
Tyler Bozak   Bozie, Flowzak, Phil Kessel's Chauffeur, Boze, Bozses, Tylie Bozman [95][96][97]
Pavel Buchnevich   Buch, Buchy, Big Giraffe 89 [98][99]
Donald Brashear   Huggy Bear, The Don, Brash, Big Rig [100]
Andy Brickley   Brick [68]
Daniel Brière   Mr. Playoffs, Cookie Monster, Danny Boy [101]
Frank Brimsek   Mr. Zero [68]
Rod Brind'Amour   Rod the Bod, RBA [102]
Harold Broadbent   Punch [103]
Walter Broda   Turk [68]
Martin Brodeur   Marty, Satan's Wallpaper, Uncle Daddy [104][105]
Richard Brodeur   King Richard, Kermit [2]
Laurent Brossoit   LB [106]
Adam Brown   The Flying Scotsman [107]
Ilya Bryzgalov   Bryz, Mr. Universe, Universe, Breeze, Bryzaster, Siv, So Ginormous Big [2][102]
Johnny Bucyk   Chief [108]
Peter Budaj   Ned Flanders, Buds, Budha, Buddy [109]
André Burakovsky   Burracuda, Burky [110]
Pavel Bure   The Russian Rocket [111]
Adam Burish   Bur, Casanova, Patient Zero [112]
Sean Burke   Big Bird, Burkie, The Burke Wall [113]
Brent Burns   Burnzie, The Wookie, Chewbacca [114][115][116]
Alex Burrows   Burr, The Dragon Slayer [117][118]
Steve Buzinski   The Puck Goes Inski [119]
Dustin Byfuglien   Big Buff, Buff, Buff Daddy, The 33 Train [120]
Dan Bylsma   Disco Dan [121]
Kyle Calder   Grease [122]
Brian Campbell   Soupy, Rusty [123]
Gregory Campbell   Soupy, G Camp [124]
Daniel Carcillo   Carbomb, Gorilla Salad, Luigi [125][126][127]
Brandon Carlo   Brando, Bambi, Barlo [128][129]
Jim Carey   Net Detective, The Mask, Ace [130]
Cole Caufield   Bilbo, Goal Caufield [131][132]
Roman Čechmánek   The Roman Empire, Roman Candle, Checko, The Bipolar Goaler [133]
Peter Cehlárik   Celery [134]
Erwin Chamberlain   Murph, Old Hardrock [135]
Zdeno Chára   Big Z, Zaddy, The Big Man [136]
Gerry Cheevers   Cheesie [137]
Chris Chelios   Chelly, Honey Nut, Soft Hands Chelios, The Godfather of USA Hockey [138][139][140]
Don Cherry   Grapes [141]
Jason Chimera   Chim Dawg, Chimmer, Ice Cheetah [142]
Erik Christensen   Crusher [122]
Francis Clancy   King [143]
Victor Clapper   Dit [144]
Wendel Clark   Wendy, Captain Crunch [145]
David Clarkson   Wendel Clarkson, Daveyyyyyyyy Clarkman, The Caged Warrior, Bottle Police, Grit Grinder [146][147][148]
James Cleghorn   Odie [149]
Sprague Cleghorn   Peg [68]
Blake Coleman   Pickles [150]
J. T. Compher   Comphy, Jimothy Timothy, Jompher Compher, 877-GOALS-NOW [151]
Mike Comrie   The Edmonton Kid, The Brick [152][153]
Charlie Conacher   The Big Bomber [154]
Kyle Connor   KFC [39]
Charlie Coyle   Baby Gronk, Sir Charles, Mayor of Weymouth [155][156]
Lionel Conacher   The Big Train [157]
Frederick Cook   Bun [158]
Matt Cooke   Cookie, Cookie Monster, POS [159]
Carson Cooper   Shovel-Shot [160]
Harold Cotton   Baldy [161]
Yvan Cournoyer   The Roadrunner [162]
Logan Couture   Cooch, LoCo, Juicy, Clutch [163]
Sean Couturier   Coots, Cootsy, Cootsybear, Curt, Curtis, Lizard, The Answer, Rocket, Gerald [164]
Dylan Cozens   The Workhorse from Whitehorse [165]
Corey Crawford   Crow, Crawf [166]
Sidney Crosby   Sid the Kid, The Next One, Golden Boy, Captain Canada, Squidney, Creature, Darryl [167][168][169][170]
Matt Cullen   Cully, Dad, Ageless Wonder [171][66][172]
Mariusz Czerkawski   The Polish Prince [173]
Evgenii Dadonov   Daddy, Dad, Big Daddy, Dads, Geno [1]
Ken Daneyko   Mr. Devil, Dano [174]
Pavel Datsyuk   The Magic Man, Pasha, Houdini [175]
Clarence Day   Hap, Happy [176]
Alex DeBrincat   Cat, Brinksy, Kitty [177][178]
Jake DeBrusk   Jake the Snake, Snek, Bruskie, Jake from State Farm, Chef DeBrusk, JD [179]
Aaron Dell   Dellicious, Deller, World's Okayest Goalie [180][181]
Alex Delvecchio   Fats [182]
Michael Del Zotto   DZ, Delly, Del-Z, MDZ, DJ MDZ [183][184]
Jason Demers   Dems [185]
Nathan Dempsey   Demmer [186]
Éric Desjardins   Rico [187]
Marcel Dionne   Little Beaver [188]
Rick DiPietro   DiPi, Ricky D., Ricky Deep, Rico, Rickety [189][190]
Max Domi   Dom, Domes, Mad Max, Shootsy [191][192]
Tie Domi   The Albanian Assassin [193]
Joonas Donskoi   Donkey, Donks, Donny, The Donfather, Donscore [194]
Ed Dorohoy   The Great Gabbo [195]
Ken Dryden   The Thinker, Thieving Giraffe, Octopus [2]
Brandon Dubinsky   Dubi [196]
Pierre-Luc Dubois   PLD [197]
Anthony Duclair   The Duke [198]
Woodrow Dumart   Woody, Porky [68]
Vince Dunn   Dunndertaker [199]
André Dupont   Moose [200]
Pascal Dupuis   Duper, Super Duper [201][202][203]
Mervyn Dutton   Red [204]
Radek Dvořák   The Keyboard [205]
Cecil Dye   Babe
Jordan Eberle   Ebs, Mr. Clutch, Gary [28]
Nikolaj Ehlers   Fly, Danish Dash, Great Dane, Little Buddy Nik [206][207]
Lars Eller   Larry, The Great Dane, L'Harceleur, Tiger [39]
Leighton Emms   Hap [208]
Phil Esposito   Espie, Espo
Tony Esposito   Tony O [209]
Bob Essensa   Goalie Bob, Sense, Enzo, Backup Bob [2]
Todd Fedoruk   The Fridge [210]
Ray Ferraro   Chicken Parm, Pee Wee, Seagull, The Big Ball of Hate [211][212]
Frank Finnigan   The Shawville Express [213]
Tomáš Fleischmann   The Flash [214]
Bill Flett   Cowboy [215]
Marc-André Fleury   Flower, MAF, The Dude [216][217]
Ron Flockhart   Flockey Hockey [218]
Warren Foegele   Foegs, McLovin, Warr En Fuego [219]
Marcus Foligno   Moose [220]
Nick Foligno   Fliggy, The Captain, Uncle Nick [62][61][221]
Lou Fontinato   Leaping Louie [222]
Peter Forsberg   Foppa, Peter the Great [223]
Jimmy Fowler   The Blonde Bouncer [224]
Ron Francis   Ronnie Franchise [225]
Johan Franzén   Mule [226]
Grant Fuhr   Coco [68]
Link Gaetz   The Missing Link [137]
Norman Gainor   Dutch [227]
Alexander Galchenyuk   Belarusian Bonbon [228]
Alex Galchenyuk   Chucky, A.Gally [228]
Brendan Gallagher   Gally, B.Gally [228]
Jake Gardiner   Gards, Silver Stick [229]
Johnny Gaudreau   Johnny Hockey, Johnny Ham and Cheese [230]
Paul Gaustad   Goose [231]
Éric Gélinas   The Truth (only his shot) [232]
Martin Gélinas   The Eliminator [233]
Bernie Geoffrion   Boom-Boom [234]
Blake Geoffrion   Bam-Bam [234]
Jean-Sébastien Giguère   Jiggy [235]
Hal Gill   Skillsie, USS Gill [236]
Clark Gillies   Jethro [237]
Doug Gilmour   Killer, Dougie [238]
Claude Giroux   G, Ginger, G-zus [239]
Alex Goligoski   Go-Go, Goose [240]
Nikolay Goldobin   Goldy [241]
Sergei Gonchar   Gonch, Benjamin Button [203][242]
Larry Goodenough   Izzy [243]
Shayne Gostisbehere   Ghost, Ghost-Bear, The Holy Ghost, God [244]
Mikhail Grabovski   Grabo, Crosbovski, Garbageovski [245]
Mikael Granlund   Granny, Granny Smith [246]
Gilles Gratton   Gratoony the Loony [247]
Ryan Graves   Gravy, The Gravy Train [248]
Josh Green   Anchorman [249]
Mike Green   Game Over [250]
Wayne Gretzky   The Great One, The Great Gretzky, Gretz, Douglas, Doug [251]
Stu Grimson   The Grim Reaper [252]
Armand Guidolin   Bep [253]
Carl Gunnarsson   Gunner, Boom Boom [254]
Nikita Gusev   Goose [255]
Jonas Gustavsson   The Monster, Gus [256]
Carl Hagelin   Hags, Haggy [257]
Jani Hakanpää   Hak, Hakan Dazs [258]
Jaroslav Halák   Crackhalakin', Crackhalak, Jarooooooo, The Brick Wall [259]
Glenn Hall   Mr. Goalie [68]
Andrew Hammond   The Hamburglar [260]
Michal Handzuš   Zeus [261]
Dominik Hašek   Dominator, Hašan [262][263]
Kevin Hayes   Hayesy, Big Cat [264]
Johan Hedberg   Moose, Yo-Yo [2]
Ron Hextall   Hexy, Hex, Voodoo [2]
Mel Hill   Sudden Death [265]
Flash Hollett   Flash [266]
Niklas Hjalmarsson   Hammer, Swedish Missile Defense System, Toftbo [59][267]
Tomas Holmström   Homer, Demolition Man [268]
Braden Holtby   Holtbeast, The Great Wall of Chinatown, Holtbae, The Beast, Holts [269]
George Horner   Red [270]
Patric Hörnqvist   Horny, Bengan [257][271]
Réjean Houle   Peanut [272]
Gordie Howe   Mr. Hockey [273]
Jiří Hudler   Happy [274]
Cristobal Huet   The Man From France, CristoWall, Le Cousin, Hip-hip-hu-et [275]
Luke Hughes   Rusty [276]
Quinn Hughes   Huggy Bear [39]
Bobby Hull   The Golden Jet [277]
Brett Hull   The Golden Brett [137]
Matt Hunwick   Munch [278]
Al Iafrate   Wild Thing, The Hammer [279]
Jarome Iginla   Iggy [280]
George Imlach   Punch [281]
Jaromír Jágr   Mario Jr., Jags (pronounced "yags"), Jarda, The Ageless Wonder [282][283]
Harvey Jackson   Busher [284]
Marcus Johansson   Mojo, Jojo, Mojo-jojo [285]
Erik Johnson   The Condor, Edge [248]
Ivan Wilfred Johnson   Ching [286]
Ryan Johnson   Duce [53]
Andreas Johnsson   Mango [287]
Jyrki Jokipakka   Kevin [288]
Aurèle Joliat   Little Giant [289]
Martin Jones   Joner, Jonsey, Game of Jones [290]
Curtis Joseph   Cujo [291]
Ed Jovanovski   Jovocop [292]
Bill Juzda   The Honest Brakeman [293]
Nazem Kadri   Nifty Mittens, Nazeem the Dream, Naz, The Dream, Nazty [294]
Rudolph Kampman   Bingo [295]
Patrick Kane   Kaner, The Doctor, Peekaboo, 20-Cent, Lil' Peekaboo, Peeks, Dr. Kane, Showtime, Pattycakes, He Came He Saw He Kanequered, Jonny's Boy [296][297][298]
[299][300]
Erik Karlsson   King Karl, EK65, The Swedish Bobby Orr [301]
William Karlsson   Wild Bill [302]
Matt Kassian   Kassassination [303]
Duncan Keith   Duncs, Jigsaw [296]
Leonard Kelly   Red [304]
Adrian Kempe   Juice [305]
Ted Kennedy   Teeder [306]
Tyler Kennedy   TK [201]
Ryan Kesler   Kes, Guzzler, Beast Mode, [307]
Phil Kessel   Phil the Thrill, The Phil, Philly Cheese, The Philash, Hotdog Boy, A Stanley Cup Champion [308]
Nikolai Khabibulin   The 'Bulin Wall [59]
Anton Khudobin   Dobby [309]
Hec Kilrea   Hurricane Hec [310]
Miikka Kiprusoff   Kipper, Finnisher [2]
John Klingberg   Burger, Klinger, The Ghost of Gothenburg [311][312]
Joe Klukay   The Duke of Padocah [313]
Chuck Kobasew   Chuckie [314]
Pyotr Kochetkov   Koochie [315]
Saku Koivu   Captain K [316]
Olaf Kölzig   Ollie the Goalie, Zilla, Godzilla, Kolzilla, The O-liminator [317]
Leo Komarov   Corporal Komarov, Leo, Uncle Leo, The Russian Finn from Estonia [318][319]
Vladimir Konstantinov   Vladdy, The Vladinator, Vlad the Impaler, The Red Shark [320]
Anže Kopitar   Kopi, Raccoon Jesus [321][322]
Joonas Korpisalo   Korpi, Magikorp [196][323]
Jesperi Kotkaniemi   KK, Moomin [191]
Alexei Kovalev   AK27, Kovi, l'Artiste, Loafalev [324][325]
David Krejčí   French Fries, Krech, Playoff Krejci [326][327]
Nikita Kucherov   Kuuuch [328]
Darcy Kuemper   Kuemperture Rising, Pride and Prejudice, The Kuemperor [329]
Chris Kunitz   Kuni, Kunikaze, The Koon, Kuny [203][257]
Leonard Labine   Leo the Lion [330]
Blaine Lacher   Locks, Lacher Monster, The Lach Net Monster [331]
Andrew Ladd   Gary [28]
Guy Lafleur   The Flower, Le Démon Blond [332]
Edouard Lalonde   Newsy [333]
Gabriel Landeskog   Landy, Gabe the Babe [248]
Dave Langevin   Bammer [334]
Rod Langway   The Secretary of Defense [335]
Ian Laperrière   Mumbles, Lappy, The Sparkplug [336]
Georges Laraque   Douli, Big, The Vegan [337]
Igor Larionov   The Professor [338]
Dylan Larkin   D-Boss, Larks [39]
Adam Larsson   Big Cat [339]
Michael Latta   Latts, Latvia, Steamboat [340]
Reggie Leach   The Riverton Rifle [341]
John LeClair   Johnny Vermont [342]
Nick Leddy   Ledpipe, Ledds, Mumbles, Sled Dog, Ledd Dog [300]
Manny Legace   Legs, The God, The Ferret, Jimmy Buffett [2]
Robin Lehner   Panda [343]
Jere Lehtinen   King of Little Things [344]
Mario Lemieux   The Magnificent One, Le Magnifique, Super Mario, Ace [345][257]
Kris Letang   Tanger, Bang Bang, Legend [346]
Mark Letestu   The Test Tube [66]
Nicklas Lidström   Lids, The Perfect Human, Lidas [347][348]
Oskar Lindblom   Lindy, Piano Man [349]
Trevor Linden   Captain Canuck, Captain Clutch [350]
Ted Lindsay   Terrible Ted [351]
Ken Linseman   The Rat [352]
Milan Lucic   Looch, Lurch, Loooooooch, Mean Milan [353]
Harry Lumley   Apple Cheeks [354]
Henrik Lundqvist   King Henrik, Hank, The King, Henke [355]
Roberto Luongo   Lou, Bobby-Lu, Bingo Bango Bongo Luongo, Strombone [356]
Nathan MacKinnon   Dogg, NateDogg, The Dog, Mack Daddy, Nate the Great [357][248]
John Madden   Mad Dog, Coach [122]
Frank Mahovlich   The Big M [358]
Peter Mahovlich   The Little M [359]
Evgeni Malkin   Geno, Geno Machine-o, The Bully, Russian Bear [360][361]
Greg Malone   Bugsy [362]
Ryan Malone   Bugsy [363]
Cale Makar   Rosy-cheeked Angel, All Hail Cale, The Veggie Wunderkind, Mayo Chicken [248]
Harold March   Mush [364]
Brad Marchand   Marchy, The Rat, Nose Face Killah, Little Ball of Hate, Squirrel, Ratatouille [365][366][278]
Mitch Marner   Magic Mitch, Mitchy, Micky Mouse, The Magician, Marns [367]
Patrick Maroon   Big Rig, Fat Pat, Fatty Patty, Hometown Hero [39]
Paul Martin   Paulie, Paul-Martin-American-Hero, Marty, Pistol [201]
Auston Matthews   A-Matts, Papi [368]
Brad May   May Day [369]
Jamal Mayers   Jammer [59]
Charlie McAvoy   Mac, Chuck, Chucky Bright lights [370]
Connor McDavid   Davo, McJesus [371]
Wilfred McDonald   Bucko [372]
Curtis McElhinney   McBackup, Tabasco [373]
Frank McGee   One-Eyed [68]
Kirk McLean   Captain Kirk, Mack, McGoalie, The Iceman, The Scot [2]
Jamie McLennan   Noodles [2]
Mark Messier   Moose, The Messiah, The Captain, Satan, MoFo, "Messy, eh?" [374]
Stan Mikita  
  		Stosh, Stan The Man [375]
Colin Miller   Chiller [376]
Willie Mitchell   Bill Pickle [249]
Alexander Mogilny   AlMo, Alexander the Great [377]
Al Montoya   The Big Cuban, Monty [2]
Andy Moog   Papa Moog, Peaches, Moger, Squeaky, Dennis The Menace [2]
Howie Morenz   The Stratford Streak, The Mitchell Meteor [378]
Ken Morrow   Wolfman [379]
Kirk Muller   Captain Kirk [380]
Douglas Murray   Crankshaft, Cranky [122][381]
Matt Murray   Murr, Murrdawg, Muzz [382]
Tyler Myers   The Big Easy, Big Tex [383]
Evgeni Nabokov  
  		Nabby, John [2]
Lou Nanne   Sweet Lou from the Soo [384]
James Neal   Lazy, Nealer, Real Deal [385][386]
Martin Nečas   Junior, Marty Junior, Nachos, Sugar Boo [258]
Cam Neely   Bam-Bam Cam [387]
Jake Neighbours   Jakey Boy [264]
Scott Nichol   Scooter [122]
Bernie Nicholls   The Pumper Nicholl Kid [388]
Valeri Nichushkin   Choo-Choo Train, Nuke, Big Val [389]
Antti Niemi   Nemo, The Finnish Fortress [2]
Joe Nieuwendyk   Nieuwy, Nieuws, Nieuwsy [390]
Frank Nighbor   The Pembroke Peach [391]
Chris Nilan   Knuckles [392]
Matt Niskanen   Nisky, Tuna, Steadzo Glensky [393][394]
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins   Nuge, RNH [296]
Shane O'Brien   SOB [395]
Herbert O'Connor   Buddy [396]
John O'Flaherty   Peanuts [397]
Jamie Oleksiak   Big Rig [398]
Steve Oleksy   Binky [66]
Ryan O'Reilly   Radar, ROR, Factor, Ryno, Snook, The O'Reilly Factor [399]
Brooks Orpik   Free Candy, Brooksie, Batya, Orpy [66][202][400][401]
Chris Osgood   The Wizard of Oz, Ozzie [2]
Alexander Ovechkin   Ovi, Alexander the Great, The Great Eight, Ov8chkin, Ovie, O, Mama Bear [402][403][404]
Max Pacioretty   MaxPac, Patchy, Patch, Patches, Pac Man, Wolverine, Patioready [405]
Jean-Gabriel Pageau   Pager, J-G, JGP, Honey Badger [406]
Žigmund Pálffy   Ziggy [407]
Kyle Palmieri   Palms [408]
Nick Palmieri   Napalm [409]
Mark Parrish   Grumpy [122]
David Pastrňák   Pasta, Pastrnasty, Krejci 2.0, Alfredo, Noodles [39]
Joe Pavelski   The Big Pavelski, Pavs, Little Joe, The Weasel, Joe Money, Captain America, Cap [410]
Michael Peca   Captain Crunch [411]
Dustin Penner   Pancakes [412]
David Perron   DP57, French Toast [39]
Rich Peverley   Raptor Jesus, Pevs [413]
Dion Phaneuf   D, Neuf, Neufy, Double Dion, Pylon, Traffic cone, Sloppy Seconds, Dion Phagoof, Phafy [414]
Chris Phillips   Big Rig [415]
Alf Pike   The Embalmer [416]
Félix Potvin   The Cat [417]
Walter Pratt   Babe [418]
Carey Price   Pricey, Pricer, Jesus Price, The Price is Right/Wrong, Carey the Cup, Garey [419][420][421]
Brandon Prust   Prusty [422]
Cliff Purpur   Fido [423]
André Racicot   Red Light [424]
Mikko Rantanen   Big Moose, The Fantastic Finn, Hot Wheels, Mikko Sauvé [248]
Andrew Raycroft   Razor [2]
Lucas Raymond   Razor [425]
Mark Recchi   The Wrecking Ball, Rex [426]
Earl Reibel   Dutch [427]
James Reimer   Optimus Reim, Busta Reim, The Statue, The Reim Minister of Defence, Magic Angel Robot from Winnipeg [428]
Glenn Resch   Chico [429]
Mike Ribeiro   Mickey Ribs [430]
Henri Richard   The Pocket Rocket [431]
Maurice Richard   The Rocket [432]
David Rittich   Big Save Dave, Rittich Astley, RittichRolled [433]
Larry Robinson   Big Bird [434]
Luc Robitaille   Lucky [435]
Jeremy Roenick   J. R., Styles [436][437][438]
Dwayne Roloson   Roli the Goalie [439]
Patrick Roy   Casseau, Saint Patrick, The Wall [440]
Michal Rozsíval   Rosey [441]
German Rubtsov   The Germ [442]
Brandon Saad   The ManChild, The Saadfather, Saader [59][443]
Joe Sakic   Burnaby Joe, Super Joe, Mr Clutch [444][445]
Ruslan Salei   Rusty [446]
Sami Salo   The Finnish MacInnis [447]
Derek Sanderson   Turk [66]
Curtis Sanford   The Sandman [448]
Glen Sather   Slats [449]
Brayden Schenn   Schenner, Big Ten [84][264]
Rob Schremp   The Cocktail Schremp, Bob The Builder [450]
David Schriner   Sweeney [451]
Dave Schultz   The Hammer [452]
Ben Scrivens   The Professor, Scrivy, Scrivezina, Scrivin' Eagle [453]
Rob Scuderi   The Piece, Scuds, Scudsy [454]
Brent Seabrook   Biscuit, Seabs, Seabsy [59][455][456]
Tyler Seguin   The Kid, Segs, Seggy, Too Segsy For His Shirt, Wifey [457][458]
Teemu Selänne   The Finnish Flash, Teukka Salama [459]
Eddie Shack   The Entertainer [460]
Andrew Shaw   Shawzy, The Mutt, Scraps [461]
Patrick Sharp   Sharpy, Shooter [296]
Fred Shero   The Fog [462]
Eddie Shore   Old Blood and Guts, Mr. Hockey, The Edmonton Express [463]
Albert Siebert   Babe [464]
Harold Simpson   Bullet Joe [465]
Jack Skille   Crash, Skills, JackJack, Skittles [466]
Jeff Skinner   Skinny, Skins, Justin Bieber of Hockey [467][468][469]
Kārlis Skrastiņš   Ironman [470]
Jim Slater   Jimmy Slats [471]
Billy Smith   Billy the Kid, Battlin' Billy, Hatchet Man [472]
Jason Smith   Gator [122]
Reginald Smith   Hooley [473]
Ryan Smyth   Captain Canada, Smytty [474]
Jordan Staal   Jordo, Staalsie, Gronk, Shorty Jordy, Staal Bunyan, Steeler [122][66]
Wally Stanowski   The Whirling Dervish [475]
Tim Stapleton   Stapler, Tiger, Buster, Stapes [476]
Scott Stevens   Captain Crunch [477]
Jack Stewart   Black Jack [478]
Marco Sturm   German [278]
Tim Stützle   Jimmy, Jimmy Stü [479]
P. K. Subban   Subby, Subs, Subbanator, The Turtle, Denzel [480][481]
George Sullivan   Red [482]
Mats Sundin   Sudden [483]
Oskar Sundqvist   Sunny [484]
Brandon Sutter  
  		Suttsy, Sutty, Flat Stanley, Goose, A-Rog [202][66]
Brent Sutter   Pup [485]
Duane Sutter   Dog [486]
Jeremy Swayman   Sway, Bulldog [487]
Maxime Talbot   Mad Max, Superstar, Rocky [488]
Brandon Tanev   Rusty, Turbo, Tans, Tanny [489]
Tomáš Tatar   Souse, Tatar Sauce, Hot Sauce, Trtko, Tuna [191]
Teuvo Teräväinen   Turbo, Turbo Time, Finnish Cold, Teukka, Tiny, Dragon, Dragon Boy [490][39]
Chris Therien   Bundy [491]
Robert Thomas   RobTom, Matchbox, Smooth, Tommer, Thurmy [492]
Steve Thomas  
  		Stumpy [493]
Tim Thomas   The Tank, Tim Tom, Tiny Tim, Boston cab, The Stash [494]
Chris Thorburn   Thorbs, Thor [495]
Joe Thornton   Jumbo Joe, Big Joe [496]
Chris Tierney   The Cobra [497]
Brady Tkachuk   Chucky [498]
Keith Tkachuk   Big Walt [499]
Matthew Tkachuk   The Rat King, Chucky [500]
Devon Toews   Tazer [248]
Jonathan Toews   Tazer, Captain Serious, To-es, Jonathan Toes, Jonny, Captain Veggie, Captain Planet [501][502]
Alexey Toropchenko   Alex, Torpo [503]
Ron Tugnutt   Tugger, The Accountant, Nuts [2]
Marty Turco   Turks, Turkey [2]
Garry Unger   Iron Man [504]
Steve Valiquette   The Big Valley, Big Bird, Big Valvoski, The Great Valvoski [2]
John Vanbiesbrouck   Beezer, JVB [2]
Elmer Vasko   Moose [505]
Pat Verbeek   Little Ball of Hate [506]
Kris Versteeg   Steegs, Steeger, Beauty, Verbeauty [296][507][508]
Georges Vézina   The Chicoutimi Cucumber [137]
Marc-Édouard Vlasic   Pickles, Pickle Jar, Eddie [122]
Jakub Voráček   Jake, Snake, Scoracek, Voras [509]
Niclas Wallin   The Gorilla, The Secret Weapon, Hamburgers [510]
Mike Walton   Shakey [511]
Cam Ward   Wardo, The Warden, Net Warden [2]
Kevin Weekes   Cheesy, Weekesy, Shady 80 [2]
Ralph Weiland   Cooney [512]
Marvin Wentworth   Cyclone [513]
Zach Werenski   Z, Big Z [62]
Blake Wheeler   Wheels, Big Wheels, Captain Wrench, Captain Handsome [514][515]
Ray Whitney   The Wizard [516][517]
Ryan Whitney   Whit, Whitdog [518]
David Williams   Tiger [519]
Justin Williams   Mr. Game 7, Stick, J-Dubs [520][521]
Tom Wilson   Whip, Willy, Willy Baby, Ten Train [522]
James Wisniewski   Wiz [523]
Lorne Worsley   Gump, The Gumper [68]
Arber Xhekaj   The Sheriff, Wi-Fi, Big X, Hamilton Hammer [524][525]
Kailer Yamamoto   Honey Badger, Yamo [526]
Doug Young   The Gleichen Cowboy [527]
Steve Yzerman   Stevie Wonder, Stevie-Y, The Captain [528]
Nikita Zadorov   Z, The Russian Hitman [529]
Jeff Zatkoff   Tishy, Mr. Game One [381]
Henrik Zetterberg   Ice Berg, Zata, Hank, Z [530]
Alexei Zhamnov  
  		Archie [531]
Sergei Zubov   Zubie [532]

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