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Chris Chelios had a simple reason why he not only survived 26 seasons in the NHL, but earned a spot in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame.
"I've been surrounded by great players my whole career," Chelios said during the induction ceremony held Monday night.
"But the most enjoyment I ever had was seeing the enjoyment of my friends and family when I played.
I hope I entertained you. I couldn't skate any more. I had to hang' em up."
Chelios was one of five American hockey notables inducted.
He was joined by fellow defenceman Gary Suter, with whom he played at the University of Wisconsin and with the Chicago Blackhawks, forward Keith Tkachuk, Philadelphia Flyers owner Ed Snider and broadcaster Mike Emrick.
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