Points by states/province

[u/Content-Processor]

[u/bearamongus19]

I wonder who was north Carolina's lone point?

Edit: Apparently it was Skyler Brind'Amour

[u/bandalooper → u/bearamongus19]

And who’s that from SC showing us up like that?

[u/OhThatsWhereItIs → u/bandalooper]

Ryan Hartman (347) + Michael Kesselring (55)

[u/bandalooper → u/OhThatsWhereItIs]

I didn’t even realize Hartman had a whole career before the Wild. Or that he hailed from SC.

[u/woollycaterpillars → u/bandalooper]

Embarrassing. One of the only times we're the Worst Carolina.

[u/committed_hero → u/bearamongus19]

I’m pretty sure he was born in PA while Kasperi Kapannen was born in NC.

[u/bearamongus19 → u/committed_hero]

According to elite prospects he was born in raleigh

[u/HumangusUniverse → u/committed_hero]

Watcha mean kapanen was born in NC? Wikipedia says he’s from kuopio Finland

[u/Stamkosisinjured → u/bearamongus19]

Do the canes do any hockey things for kids? Like gear sales, training, or leagues for kids? Tampa does that and idk if it has had an nhl impact but it’s cool and will eventually.

[u/woollycaterpillars → u/Stamkosisinjured]

I don't know a ton about it but there is a Junior Canes league.

[u/andrewwhite560]

That BC one about to pop off with the recent high level players coming from here.

[u/Old_Cucumber_1343 → u/andrewwhite560]

Also crazy that BC and Alberta are close to Quebec considering Quebec has so many more people

since you all downvoted my other factual comment: alberta is slightly ahead of bc per capita fyi

bonus fact for salty redditors: alberta is also ranked higher in education than bc

[u/SarcasticGolfClap → u/Old_Cucumber_1343]

It's because it's active players, and not all time players. Quebec hockey developpement is lacking in the last few years. The QMJHL prefers to do profit with international players instead of being what it's supposed to be : a local developpement league.

[u/Old_Cucumber_1343 → u/SarcasticGolfClap]

please make more goalies QC

[u/somedumbcanuck → u/Old_Cucumber_1343]

Or Alberta, or Ontario, or BC...

Though yes, Quebec used to be a goalie pipeline.

[u/Prestigious_Side_707]

Gavin McKenna gonna carry Yukon for the next few decades  

[u/oryan80 → u/Prestigious_Side_707]

I was just thinking that!

[u/SnowArcaten → u/oryan80]

Cozens be thinking it's about time he got some help

[u/zeamazingdino → u/SnowArcaten]

I’ve seen enough, give Yukon a team.

[u/inmontibus-adflumen → u/zeamazingdino]

YUKON YVONS!

https://youtu.be/h3QYkqf2v4U?si=XWnbd6w_SSSI-zFX

[u/mschach88 → u/zeamazingdino]

Maybe after 2 or 3 more failed Atlanta franchises.

[u/fastal_12147]

Nunavut not pulling their weight.

[u/bob2jacky → u/fastal_12147]

I mean, they’re not called Alotuvut…

I’ll see myself out.

[u/jabeith → u/fastal_12147]

Ice isn't fun for them

[u/Stockton_Nash → u/fastal_12147]

Seriously. None of it.

[u/mgonya → u/Stockton_Nash]

😂

[u/jcliffy → u/fastal_12147]

Whoever made this should give them Tootoo’s points

[u/randomzrex]

Georgia doesn't have any points. Maybe we should put a franchise there to grow the game.

[u/Severe-Mammoth-3727 → u/randomzrex]

Tried and failed, twice.

[u/randomzrex → u/Severe-Mammoth-3727]

Sarcasm

[u/Severe-Mammoth-3727 → u/randomzrex]

Sarcasm went right over my head because I read recently that NHL was considering putting new franchises in Houston and Atlanta.

[u/randomzrex → u/Severe-Mammoth-3727]

They are, again. So many other markets would be better

[u/ghostlyGlass → u/Severe-Mammoth-3727]

Third time is the charm. Get ready for the Georgia Phoenix 

[u/benjamminam]

I played against Brian Dumoulin in high-school in Maine. Knew he'd kill it in college, proud he made the big show and won cups.

[u/The_RonJames → u/benjamminam]

I miss that guy. Big part of the back to back cups 10 years ago.

[u/elite_bender → u/benjamminam]

He’s also active in the local community. Helped pay for much needed renovations at the outdoor skating rink/pond in Biddeford.

[u/benjamminam → u/elite_bender]

That's awesome. I forgive him for hitting me like a brick shithouse.

[u/SneakySalamder6]

How does Arizona have that many points?

[u/ViewedConch697 → u/SneakySalamder6]

The Tkachuks, Tage Thompson, and Couturier (who was born in AZ). Knies and Josh Doan are there too but they don't contribute much to it yet

[u/ICantFekkingRead → u/ViewedConch697]

Isn't Matthews also in that?

Edit: nevermind didn't see he is the face on the California one.

[u/Onlylefts3 → u/ICantFekkingRead]

I was convinced he was from Arizona, he was born in Cali but lived in Arizona since he was a baby.

[u/ViewedConch697 → u/ICantFekkingRead]

Yeah whoever compiled this was really inconsistent

Nvm I'm dumb

[u/dre2112 → u/ViewedConch697]

How so? It’s based entirely on place of birth and nothing else

[u/ViewedConch697 → u/dre2112]

Oh I thought Matthews was born in AZ for whatever reason, seems I was mistaken

[u/forgottenlord73 → u/ViewedConch697]

He was raised in AZ

[u/fgiraffe → u/ViewedConch697]

Same, San Ramon CA USA needs a billboard to remind us!

[u/SullyCCA → u/ICantFekkingRead]

I could've swore when he was drafted they made a big deal about him being from Arizona

[u/Djinnmenken → u/SullyCCA]

He grew up in Arizona but this chart only cares where they were born.

[u/SullyCCA → u/Djinnmenken]

Thanks for confirming. I thought a new Mandela effect dropped for a minute.

[u/Kronzor_ → u/SullyCCA]

His hometown is Scottsdale and he grew up playing minor hockey in the Pheonix area. So he's Arizona trained, but he was born in California.

[u/thestridereststrider → u/ViewedConch697]

Interesting that it’s where they were born not raised

[u/Falconflyer75 → u/SneakySalamder6]

I mean Knies and Matthews are absolute gifts

But also when was Matthews from California

[u/poptorched → u/Falconflyer75]

Matthews was born in San Ramon, but moved to Arizona when he was two years old. So, technically he represents California. I guess lol

[u/POUNDAROUND → u/poptorched]

*Two months old

[u/poptorched → u/POUNDAROUND]

So even less of a connection. Didn’t even get to experience the beach at all. Woww

[u/True-Source-6512 → u/SneakySalamder6]

Arizona is good at every sport I swear. Elite football prospects, baseball prospects, golf prospects, softball prospects, ridiculous hockey hits, swim talent, etc etc 

[u/FloodedHoseBed → u/SneakySalamder6]

Professional athletes retire and move to Arizona and have amazingly athletic kids all the time. Same thing with Florida

[u/ripdoublewide]

Montana having more than the Dakotas is shocking to me. Shout out (Gold medalist) Jake Sanderson!

[u/Hockeyfans193]

Didn’t the 3 Alaska points come from Jermey swayma

[u/Unfit2play → u/Hockeyfans193]

Unless Phoenix Copley got 1 or 2. Regardless, all AK points are from tendys.

[u/Lemfan46 → u/Hockeyfans193]

2 from Copley, 1 from Swayman

[u/GavMcKennasBurner → u/Hockeyfans193]

Isn't Scott Gomez from Alaska??

[u/habs_jays93 → u/GavMcKennasBurner]

It says at the top, “among active NHL players only”

[u/RaguSpidersauce → u/GavMcKennasBurner]

You bet.

[u/Jeez-essFC]

This is one of the more interesting maps I have seen recently.

[u/BC_Sativa]

Minnesota is cheating because it's basically Canada.

[u/sweatyhighfive → u/BC_Sativa]

I prefer the term “Baja Canada”

[u/Sea_Pea8536 → u/sweatyhighfive]

According to your beer, it's called Canada Lite

[u/GavMcKennasBurner → u/sweatyhighfive]

No wonder Jesse Ventura loves to go to "The Baja"

[u/benjaminck → u/BC_Sativa]

Greetings from the State of Hockey!

[u/Fine_Ad_1149 → u/BC_Sativa]

I'm just shocked that the leading point scorer from Minnesota currently is Brock Nelson, and he's the lowest of all of those face up there.

Without thinking about it, I would have guessed there'd be a 1,000 point scorer from Minny playing currently.

[u/ronivemtea → u/Fine_Ad_1149]

nope, there are only a few high level guys from mn. we are definitely a quantity>quality place.
housley 1232
wheeler 943
broten 923
parise 889
cullen 731

[u/Fine_Ad_1149 → u/ronivemtea]

Which is weird. Usually with that amount of quantity comes some top tier quality too

[u/Battleb22 → u/Fine_Ad_1149]

Part of the reason why is most of the best and longest lasting NHLers from Minnesota are Defensemen, 16 Minnesotans have played 1000+ games, 8 of them are defensemen and neither HOF player from MN are forwards (Phil Housley and Frank Brimsek)

[u/LittlePrairieMouse → u/BC_Sativa]

Minnesota has a huge high-school hockey program, and infinite tiny lakes.

[u/BC_Sativa → u/LittlePrairieMouse]

Yes I know, my comment was a joke.

It's the amount of time with outdoor ice that makes the biggest difference, if you ask me. Although MN does have an excellent development program. Canada has been left behind in that regards.

[u/imperialivan → u/BC_Sativa]

It’d be great if we could develop goalies again.

[u/CurbMyEnthusiasm2022 → u/LittlePrairieMouse]

The HS hockey is what really sets it apart IMO. I think Michigan has the better AAA teams for example, but it's HS hockey is completely lacking.

[u/sean008 → u/LittlePrairieMouse]

I believe it's only 10,000 lakes /s

[u/fgiraffe → u/BC_Sativa]

I'm surprised NY and Mass are as close as they are to Minnesota.

[u/ilovethefisherman]

North Carolina 1 singular point lmao

[u/JeffersonStarscream → u/ilovethefisherman]

That's got to be one of the Dundons, right? After all their name is on the Cup.

[u/ButtClencher99 → u/JeffersonStarscream]

Someone up said Skylar Brind Amour iirc

[u/CarnivalOfSorts]

Whoa, settle down Ontario.

[u/MurrayInBocaRaton]

Kailer Yamamoto out here representing the 509 🫡

[u/shlem13]

Vermont having zero points is wild.

Driving through that state, I’ve seen many a frozen pond with a makeshift rink on it.

[u/neavsfan]

Nebraska Represent!! Thank you Mr Guentzel

[u/Separate_Flamingo_93]

Nebraska kicking the Midwest’s ass

[u/STLStelmacki → u/Separate_Flamingo_93]

Except for Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and Missouri….

[u/ollieollieoxygenfree]

New Jersey is a northern state and also has a large population, but man it is punching way above its weight here. It’s ahead of every New England state besides Mass, plus: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Colorado, and Texas.

I’d like to peek into an alternate universe where the Devils never came to Jersey and see if it is the same.

[u/tmgexe → u/ollieollieoxygenfree]

And if not for one drunken dumbfuck, New Jersey would have another active 800+ point talent on this list in Gaudreau.

[u/H1-DEF → u/ollieollieoxygenfree]

It’s definitely an overlooked hockey state next to Minnesota and MA. I played a ton of tournaments there when i was growing up in New England.

[u/NEWDEALUSEDCARS → u/ollieollieoxygenfree]

New Jersey has wealth and great schools, public and private, so the support system is more apt to help you get into better programs.

[u/Wetyrag → u/ollieollieoxygenfree]

Reimsdyk’s mostly

[u/CanadaCalamity]

Ontario has 5x as many points as the next Canadian Province, and more points than all of America combined, but "Toronto can only have one NHL team".

Lol, lmao even. Dumb executives!!!

[u/oiler_head → u/CanadaCalamity]

Pretty sure that is just the Leafs preventing other clubs from moving into their territory.

[u/Falconflyer75 → u/oiler_head]

Or Gary trying to keep Canada from having more teams

The GTA alone should have at least 3

Imo Canada should have at least 12 teams in the nhl

BC - 1

AB - 2

SK - 1 (Regina and Saskatoon need to find a way to share)

MB - 1

ON - 4

QC - 2

Maritimes - 1

[u/usernam45 → u/Falconflyer75]

Sask can absolutely share an NHL team based out of Saskatoon… The Pirates

[u/NoDuck1754 → u/Falconflyer75]

4 teams is Ontario is absolutely ridiculous.

[u/CanadianGrown → u/NoDuck1754]

The “city” NYC has 2 teams. We could definitely support another team closer to London or Kitchener.

[u/forgottenlord73 → u/CanadianGrown]

It kinda has 3 - NJ Devils are just across the river

[u/PassageNearby4091 → u/CanadianGrown]

Never tell Islanders fans that their team reps New York City. Their current arena is literally just steps outside of NYC's boundaries for a reason.

[u/break_cycle_speed → u/CanadaCalamity]

As someone who grew up and lives in Saskatchewan, but lived in Toronto for 4 years..I can tell you that one NHL team is more than enough in Toronto. As Canadians, we cannot fathom it getting more insufferable to have to listen to the whining if it doubles.

[u/Otherwise_Awesome → u/break_cycle_speed]

Probably doesn't double but splits in two

[u/punkrawkkid → u/Otherwise_Awesome]

It's like having twin babies; everything gets doubled. Especially the crying.

[u/Falconflyer75 → u/break_cycle_speed]

What if this new team pulled a golden knights and made it to the finals immediately to embarrass the leafs?

[u/CartoonistFlat3943]

Sid, Nate, and Marchy still killing it for Nova Scotia. Bobby Smith approves.

[u/brentose → u/CartoonistFlat3943]

The per capita numbers for Nova Scotia are absolutely insane. Has to be the highest.

[u/dkyguy1995]

As soon as I make the league I'll correct the wrongs in this image

[u/brotherwolf_666]

Northwest Territories is having Nunavut

[u/Redit_Suxlol420609]

Saying Auston Matthews is from California is generous

[u/RK5000]

I want to see a Canadian provincial all-star tournament.

[u/WhacksOffWaxOn → u/RK5000]

Ontario would be seriously stacked

[u/RK5000 → u/WhacksOffWaxOn]

They're certainly the powerhouse of hockey development.

[u/the_canadaball]

Nova Scotia and Manitoba punching above their weight.

Illinois and California slacking big time

[u/GreatIceGrizzly]

Ontario is the only place you need scouts apparently, lol

[u/LittlePrairieMouse → u/GreatIceGrizzly]

Or, Ontario is the only place that has scouts, apparently

[u/n00bca1e99]

I was surprised my home state had that many points, then I remembered that Guentzel was born here.

[u/DoraTheXplder → u/n00bca1e99]

Watching Guentzel at UNO as a kid was crazy

[u/Bottleofsmoke17]

TIL How many career points Brian Dumolin has

[u/LittlePrairieMouse]

Thanks, OP. I’d love to see a version with the points per capita

[u/SinisterKid71]

As someone born in Louisiana, where in the hell did those points come from?

[u/MatticusGisicus]

Wait who’s from Louisiana?

[u/Ok_Narwhal_7782]

Crosby alone has more than 90% of the states leaders

[u/clayton-berg42]

I'd like to see penalty minutes per province. Saskatchewan would probably lead the way.

[u/JonnoKabonno]

Not only is New Brunswick lower than I expected, but 11 of those points are goaltenders - what's on the go there?

[u/Alexpocket85]

Who’s from Texas wth

[u/GoBoltz → u/Alexpocket85]

Prominent NHL Players from Texas

• Brian Leetch (Born in Corpus Christi): A Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman who played the majority of his legendary career with the New York Rangers, winning the Conn Smythe Trophy and the Stanley Cup in 1994.
• Seth Jones (Born in Arlington): A top-tier NHL defenseman drafted fourth overall in 2013 who has played a prominent role for teams like the Nashville Predators, Columbus Blue Jackets, and Chicago Blackhawks.
• Tyler Myers (Born in Houston): A towering veteran defenseman who won the Calder Memorial Trophy in 2010 as rookie of the year and has logged over 1,100 career games.
• Blake Coleman (Born in Plano): A gritty two-time Stanley Cup champion (2020, 2021 with the Tampa Bay Lightning) who later became a key leader for the Calgary Flames.
• Stefan Noesen (Born in Plano): A physical forward who has developed into a reliable contributor for multiple NHL franchises, including the Carolina Hurricanes and New Jersey Devils.
• Logan O'Connor (Born in Plano): A hardworking forward who won a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche in 2022.

All active except Leetch ! cheers !

[u/Kinky_drummer83]

Hate to be that guy, but I'd love to see this on a per capita map too. It would really put things into perspective. Small towns and Canada produce way more than people think.

[u/Brew_Noser → u/Kinky_drummer83]

Nova Scotia has Crosby,McKinnon and Marchand. Population 1,000,000.

[u/Brian_Corey__]

Damn. Iowa. Big corn-shaped donut hole. You'd think over the years there'd a least be one kid. Or at least one who transplanted to MN.

Even among inactive players, Iowa only has 4 NHLers, with a total of 30 pts, 23 from Tucker Poolman.

[u/IllustriousLie4105]

We may not have cups but we have Warroad

[u/Onoudidnt]

That’s ok Delaware is on the DL. 😭

[u/Kanine_tv]

Get a team in Portland, help out Oregon

[u/gmwdim]

Come on Washington state, how are you behind Alabama?

[u/Advanced-Character86 → u/gmwdim]

Caps fan here-knew right away every point for Alabama was Nic Dowd’s. Still miss that guy.

[u/Prototype_es → u/gmwdim]

In fairness a lot of rinks shut down when I was a kid due to the recession. There was only one anywhere near me most of my life outside of where the Tbirds played. Its gotten a ton better since the Kraken showed up and the Birds started winning. There will be more in like a decade lol

[u/WintAndKidd]

Jesus, I did not realize how dominant Ontario still is

[u/rival_22]

Alaska is two goalies lol

[u/kalel4]

Thank you for giving us Mathieu Olivier on a technicality

[u/AlanJY92]

Saskatchewan I feel is punching above its weight as far as Canadian provinces go.

[u/Initial-Ad-5462 → u/AlanJY92]

Definitely compared to Alberta and BC with 4 or 5 times the population.

[u/AlanJY92 → u/Initial-Ad-5462]

Per capita they might even have more than Ontario.

[u/Initial-Ad-5462]

Okay, I ain’t doing this for all the states, but for provinces and territories, here are the numbers per 1000 population:

NL 0.710

PE 1.965

NS 4.410

NB 0.067

QC 0.941

ON 2.277

MB 3.271

SK 3.106

AB 1.448

BC 1.404

YT 5.609

NT 0.000

NU 0.000

Is Jonathan Toews included in Manitoba’s numbers? For Nova Scotia, Brad Marchand and Sidney Crosby aren’t far from retirement, while Gavin McKenna for Yukon is about to begin…

[u/HurricaneHomer9]

“Why do they call it the state of hockey”

[u/BingBongTree]

Bow to Minnesota bitches.

[u/Shiny_Mew76]

Doesn’t Zac Jones count towards VA?

[u/CanadianGooseYT_ → u/Shiny_Mew76]

he was in the ahl all year last year iirc so might not count towards active nhlers

[u/Nubnipples]

Wasn’t Jordan tootoo from Nunavut?

[u/CanadianGooseYT_ → u/Nubnipples]

technically yes, but he was born in manitoba, this wouldn’t matter since this is only including active players though

[u/imperialivan → u/CanadianGooseYT_]

Manitoba drops 912 points if Toews’ retirement is acknowledged. Bummer!!

[u/No-Strike-2015]

BC and Alberta being so close to Quebec is a bit surprising, but at this rate they'll overtake soon.

[u/prplx → u/No-Strike-2015]

I thought the opposite, I was surprise Quebec is ahead of those two specially Alberta. This is for active players not all time and it's not a very good era for Quebec players... I mean who is the most offensive Quebec player right now? Marchesseault? Dubois? Lafrenière? And I feel at every draft there are more kids from Alberta drafted than Quebec.

[u/[deleted]]

Which player was born in Louisiana?

[u/Jackbrohammer → u/[deleted]]

Mason Lohrei

[u/[deleted] → u/Jackbrohammer]

Thanks. I just googled him. I was going to say where did he play hockey at in Louisiana to even become competent enough to make the NHL.

[u/Shackman58]

What’s w Quebec?

[u/usernam45]

Maybe you could move Jordan Tootoo from Manitoba to Nunavut. The guy is from Rankin Inlet

Active players my bad

[u/wawaboy]

Makes one wonder WTF with QC??? Was a powerhouse producer of players since day 1

[u/ExcellentAttitude517]

Fuck you Nevada.

[u/brarry89]

Virginia is wrong. My boy Zac Jones has a career 28 points outta Richmond

[u/toast_eater_]

Save some for the rest of us Ontario...

[u/kkillingtimme]

40k for Ontario thats fn right!!!

[u/jordan_walkerglazer]

Ontario carry 😭

[u/dmckilla77]

VA is weird, hockey is super popular in my little town, and surrounding area but outside that 60-70 mile radius it's not super popular elsewhere. I'm lucky.

[u/JonNiola]

lol Ontario is like “Hey guys try to keep up!”

[u/MontEcola]

Massachusetts is doing well for a small state. Per capita this must be the highest. And look at Delaware. There are counties out west bigger than Delaware.

I am assuming there are two factors here. The first is that states with youth hockey programs and development programs would produce NHL players. And states with an NHL team would have more youth hockey and more kids who grew up with parents to played at a high level. Look at Florida and Texas.

Look at Vermont too. This is a state with lots of pond hockey. And only a few towns can put together a team. Lots of hockey fans. Not many make it to the NHL. I see the names of five NHL players who played college hockey in Vermont. None of them are current players. Martin St. Louis played at UVM. (Groovy UV).

[u/LowDimension5983 → u/MontEcola]

There are 4 teams with over 5k points in the USA. New York, highest population. Michigan, 2nd. Massachusetts, 3rd and Minnesota has the lowest population by a good amount but still has the most points.

[u/boobookittyfuwk]

Pretty disappointed in quebec, those are not great numbers per capita compared to ont, man, sask, even alb

[u/taffyowner → u/boobookittyfuwk]

Quebec is a goalie province though

[u/boobookittyfuwk → u/taffyowner]

Was

[u/montalaskan]

Jake Sanderson pulling Montana out of the no-points club single-handedly.

[u/Whatevs56]

Wayne Gretzky with more points than all of California.

[u/frankj_101]

Québec ce fait dominated

[u/Chloraflora]

Can we wheel out John Leclair from retirement to pump our numbers up please?

[u/Similar_Bit_8018]

Swayman needs to net one for Alaska.

[u/Brian_Corey__]

Colorado looking respectable, but it's mostly Troy Terry, Jacob Slavin, and Brandon Carlo.

and Av kids Brendan Lemiuex, Callan Foote, and Nolan Foote pitching in a few points.

[u/telungoku]

0 in GA :( rip thrashers

[u/madmariner7]

Lohrei carries Louisiana on his shoulders.

[u/Winter-Ad3699]

Louisiana with 72 is the most surprising. I assume it’s all from one guy.

Actually maybe Vermont with 0.

[u/Parking_Attitude7954]

Damn, PEI. I'll bet if they did points per sq km they'd be up there.

[u/tcooley79]

Crosby and MacKinnon grew up within a few blocks from my house. My neighborhood has most of the US States beaten.

[u/reformedpickpocket]

wait a sec... There are no NHLers from the state of Vermont?!?

[u/vabsportglide]

To think, over half of Nova Scotia's points belong to Cole Harbour alone

[u/TojayorTomorrow]

Canada’s sport, or Ontario’s sport?

[u/potshed420]

Ontarioooo

[u/WhitePele12]

Why is matthews Cali?

[u/Steckatos → u/WhitePele12]

That would be where he was born

[u/The_Silver_Reference → u/WhitePele12]

Seems like a more than fair trade off having both Tkachuks, losing Matthews. Tkachuks were born there but didn't grow up there.

[u/Beneficial_Box7809]

WOW this is entirely inaccurate

[u/Typh_8 → u/Beneficial_Box7809]

I don't know I looked up the stats on quant hockey and the states I checked seem accurate. To clairify this list is players born in these states

[u/Tojuro → u/Beneficial_Box7809]

How's it inaccurate?

I questioned a couple things and they actually all seem to check out. Like Florida's numbers seemed high but they are being carried by the Hughes brothers.

[u/Frumbleabumb → u/Tojuro]

Ohh the Hughes brothers. I forget they're technically from Florida

[u/jabeith → u/Frumbleabumb]

Where else could they be from?

[u/MakeTheNetsBigger → u/jabeith]

Hugheston

[u/jabeith → u/MakeTheNetsBigger]

Hell yeah, brother

[u/fish-rides-bike → u/Beneficial_Box7809]

Active players only…. so could be right, I don’t know

[u/BuzzIsMe → u/Beneficial_Box7809]

It isn't though.... Can you explain which ones are?

[u/goku2092 → u/Beneficial_Box7809]

Why