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I suggest to create another category of "league" affiliated Hockey Hall of Fame's in addition to the "international" and "national" categories. The traditional NHL sponsored Hockey Hall of Fame should be put into the new "league" affiliated category not in the "international" category. There is also a need to create a page for the AHL Hockey Hall of Fame [1], which should also go into the "league" affiliated category

Are there really that many league-affiliated halls? The HHOF is starting to induct non-NHL members (Valery Kharlamov), so that complicates the definition a bit.
The HHOF has dozens of Honoured Members who never played in the NHL. There's no need for more category splitting.  Ravenswing  15:46, 27 July 2007 (UTC)