However, he completed 54 goals in that season, which perplexed the entire Chicago stadium. He was paid back by a 7-minute standing ovation on his 51st goal. In 1966, Hull outshined Bernie Geoffrion and Maurice Richard by scoring more than 50 goals in a single season. In 1961, Bobby Hull gave a hundred and dragged Blackhawks to victory, bagging the Stanley Cup. Further, he received more of them in the seasons 1961-66. Shortly after, Hull led the team to victory scoring his first Art Ross Trophy. The number was chosen in admiration of his childhood inspiration Gordie Howe. Later, he switched to 9, which became Hull’s identity. Luckily, Bobby Hull had an impressive start in shu debut year wearing the numbers 16 and 7 for the Chicago Blackhawks where he finished second in the Calder Memorial Trophy.
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