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The winningest American-born goaltender in NHL history, Ryan Miller's extraordi- nary career also includes backstopping Team USA to an Olympic silver medal in 2010 and being the only player ever to be named the best goalie in the NCAA, AHL, NHL and at the Olympic Winter Games. The East Lansing, Mich., native played 796 games across 19 NHL seasons and finished with 391 wins, the most ever by an American-born netminder. Miller established American records with 60 career shootout wins and his 44 shutouts ranks second all-time. He spent three seasons with the Michigan State University Spartans, where he was named the Hobey Baker Memorial Award winner in 2001. RYAN MILLER In his 16 seasons with the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team, Steve Cash won three Paralympic gold medals and five world champion- ships while appearing in 150 contests. Among his most notable achieve- ments is recording five shutouts at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games in Vancouver, British Columbia. In total, he allowed just three goals in 15 Paralympic contests. The Overland, Mo., native kept watch over Team USA's net in a U.S.-record eight world championships, helping Team USA earn five gold medals (2009, 2012, 2015, 2019, 2021), a pair of silver medals (2013, 2017) and one bronze medal (2008). TWO TWO BY HALL OF FAME O F F THE D R AW he U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2022 features two of the most decorated goaltenders in the history of the sport, along with twin sisters and an administrator who left his mark on the game at every level. The star-studded class, which will be inducted during a ceremony Nov. 30 in St. Paul, Minn., features sled goaltender Steve Cash, NHL standout Ryan Miller, the Lamoureux sisters—Monique and Jocelyne—and the late Jim Johannson. T 6 // OCTOBER 2022 USAHOCKEYMAGAZINE.COM S a lu t i n g T h e U. S . H o c ke y H a ll O f Fa m e C la s s O f 2 0 22 3 U S A H O C K E Y N E W S , P E O P L E & P R O G R A M S STEVE CASH