They have won ”everything”
The three Swedish players Tomas Jonsson, Håkan Loob and Mats Näslund became unique as they won the Olympic Games gold medal in 1994. They were the three first players in the world to win the three major championship titles Olympic Games gold medal, IIHF World Championship gold medal and the National Hockey Leagues play off title Stanley Cup title. The exclusive group has grown to 25 players, 9 from Sweden, 8 from Canada, 6 from Russia and 2 from Czech Republic.
1. Tomas Jonsson, Sweden One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1991 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1994 Two Stanley Cup titles: with New York Islanders 1981/1982, 1982/1983
2. Håkan Loob, Sweden Two IIHF World Championship gold medals: 1987, 1991 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1994 One Stanley Cup title: with Calgary Flames 1988/1989
3. Mats Näslund, Sweden One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1991 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1994 One Stanley Cup title: with Montreal Canadiens 1985/1986
4. Valeri Kamenski, Russia Three IIHF World Championship gold medals: 1986, 1989, 1990 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1988 One Stanley Cup title: with Colorado Avalanche 1995/1996
5. Alexei Gusarov, Russia Two IIHF World Championship gold medals: 1989, 1990 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1988 One Stanley Cup title: with Colorado Avalanche 1995/1996
6. Peter Forsberg, Sweden Two IIHF World Championship gold medals: 1992, 1998 Two Olympic Games gold medals: 1994, 2006 Two Stanley Cup titles: with Colorado Avalanche 1995/1996, 2000/2001
7. Vjatjeslav Fetisov, Russia Seven IIHF World Championship gold medals: 1978, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1989, 1990 Two Olympic Games gold medals: 1984, 1988 Two Stanley Cup titles: with Detroit Red Wings 1996/1997, 1997/1998
8. Igor Larionov, Russia Four IIHF World Championship gold medals: 1982, 1983, 1986, 1989 Two Olympic Games gold medals: 1984, 1988 Two Stanley Cup titles: with Detroit Red Wings 1996/1997, 1997/1998
9. Alexander Mogilnij, Russia One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1989 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1988 One Stanley Cup title: with New Jersey Devils 1999/2000 10. Vladimir Malakhov, Russia One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1990 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1988 One Stanley Cup title: with New Jersey Devils 1999/2000
11. Joe Sakic, Canada One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1994 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2002 Two Stanley Cup titles: with Colorado Avalanche 1995/1996, 2000/2001
12. Brendan Shanahan, Canada One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1994 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2002 Two Stanley Cup titles: with Detroit Red Wings 1996/1997, 1997/1998
13. Rob Blake, Canada Two IIHF World Championship gold medals: 1994, 1997 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2002 One Stanley Cup title: with Colorado Avalanche 2000/2001
14. Scott Niedermayer, Canada One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2004 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2002 Three Stanley Cup titles: with New Jersey Devils 1994/1995, 1999/2000, 2002/2003
15. Jaromir Jagr, Czech Republic One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2005 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1998 Two Stanley Cup titles: with Pittsburgh Penguins 1999/1991, 1991/1992
16. Jiri Slegr, Czech Republic One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2005 One Olympic Games gold medal: 1998 One Stanley Cup title: med Detroit Red Wings 2001/2002
17. Nicklas Lidström, Sweden One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1991 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2006 Three Stanley Cup titles: with Detroit Red Wings 1996/1997, 1997/1998, 2001/2002
18. Fredrik Modin, Sweden One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1998 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2006 One Stanley Cup title: with Tampa Bay Lightning 2003/2004
19. Chris Pronger, Canada One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 1997 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2002 One Stanley Cup title: with Anaheim Ducks 2006/2007
20. Niklas Kronwall, Sweden One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2006 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2006 One Stanley Cup title: with Detroit Red Wings 2007/2008
21. Henrik Zetterberg, Sweden One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2006 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2006 One Stanley Cup title: with Detroit Red Wings 2007/2008
22. Mikael Samuelsson, Sweden One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2006 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2006 One Stanley Cup title: with Detroit Red Wings 2007/2008
23. Eric Staal, Canada One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2007 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2010 One Stanley Cup title: with Carolina Hurricanes 2005/2006
24. Jonathan Toews, Canada One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2007 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2010 One Stanley Cup title: with Boston Bruins 2010/2011
25. Patrice Bergeron, Canada One IIHF World Championship gold medal: 2004 One Olympic Games gold medal: 2010 One Stanley Cup title: with Detroit Red Wings 2007/2008
Source: The International Ice Hockey Federation, www.iihf.com