There are 21 players in NHL history that have played more than 1,500 games. Matt Cullen is on that list and he's the latest inductee into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. Fun fact; Cullen is the only player of the 21 to not have made an NHL All-Star team! He joins Frank for a lengthy discussion talking about his induction, his family hockey tree, working on his skating throughout his career, winning the Stanley Cup in 2006, continuing to play after winning back-to-back Stanley Cups with the Penguins, having a deep passion for the game, and being a hockey dad.

TIMESTAMPS

3:00 - U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Induction

4:10 - Hockey Family Tree

6:15 - Being coached by his dad

9:00 - When he knew hockey could be a career

12:45 - Criticism about his skating

16:20 - Getting to the NHL

17:50 - Who helped him along the way

19:30 - Winning the Stanley Cup in 2006

21:00 - Growing up an Oilers fan

21:45 - Winning back-to-back Stanley Cups with the Penguins

23:35 - Not retiring after his season with the Wild

26:45 - Playing with a deep passion for the game

29:00 - Finding confidence season after season

31:00 - Coaching

32:50 - Being a hockey dad

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