Ken Hodge was one of the first British born players to make an impact in the NHL and he did so in a huge way during his time with the Boston Bruins.  Brought over in a trade with the Chicago Blackhawks, Hodge teamed up with Phil Esposito and Ron Murphy to break the record for points scored by a forward line.  His best season came in 1968-69 when Hodge scored 45 goals and had 45 assists.  Hodge was a part of the 1970 and 1972 Bruins Stanley Cup championship teams.