Roenick and Weber Inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame

Shea Weber and Jeremy Roenick were celebrated as new inductees into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, alongside David Poile and others. Weber, whose career ended due to injuries, reflected on the importance of small moments in hockey while noting his gratitude for the Montreal Canadiens' support. Roenick, in a heartfelt speech, recounted his tumultuous career, expressing apologies for past mistakes and endorsing former teammate Keith Tkachuk for future Hall of Fame consideration. He highlighted his impressive stats, including 1,216 points over 1,363 games, and his Olympic silver medal in 2002. Both inductees emphasized their enduring love for the game, with Weber acknowledging the friendships forged throughout their careers. The evening celebrated not just individual achievements but the collective experiences of a life dedicated to hockey.