You'll get no argument from four Chicago Blackhawks icons about the fans' choice for Greatest NHL Uniform. 

Forwards Bobby Hull, Jonathan Toews and goalies Glenn Hall and Tony Esposito, all members of the 100 Greatest NHL Players presented by Molson Canadian, were delighted Tuesday to learn that the Blackhawks' 1956-2018 jersey had been voted by fans as the Greatest NHL Uniform. Nearly 6 million votes were cast from Nov. 28 through Dec. 31 in the online balloting sponsored by Visa in Canada. 

Glenn Hall was looking around the Toronto hotel ballroom last New Year's Eve, the NHL's year-long Centennial celebration quietly underway with an elegant dinner hosted by NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, and the man known as Mr. Goalie was softly taking inventory of four men.

As part of the League's Centennial Celebration, NHL.com is taking a look back at memorable events each week.

Here are Centennial highlights from Dec. 24-31:

TORONTO -- On the day the world said goodbye to her husband, Elise Beliveau paid Johnny Bower the ultimate tribute.

On Dec. 10, 2014, mourners battled through driving snow and ice pellets of a nasty blizzard to attend the funeral of Jean Beliveau at the majestic Mary Queen of the World Cathedral in downtown Montreal. 

The battle to be named Greatest NHL Uniform is waging, with fans having until Dec. 31 to make their picks from 100 entries.

From now until the end of the year, players will be weighing in with their favorites. Today, New Jersey Devils forward Brian Boyle explains why the uniforms worn by the San Jose Sharks from 1998-2007 are his favorite.

The battle to be named Greatest NHL Uniform is raging, with fans having until Dec. 31 to make their picks from 100 entries.

From now until the end of the year, NHL.com staff writers will be weighing in with their favorites. Today, NHL.com Columnist Dave Stubbs explains why the uniforms worn by the Montreal Canadiens from 1944-47 are his favorite.

The battle to be named Greatest NHL Uniform is waging, with fans having until Dec. 31 to make their picks from 100 entries.

From now until the end of the year, NHL.com staff writers will be weighing in with their favorites. Today, Mike G. Morreale explains why the uniforms worn by the Philadelphia Flyers from 1967-82 are his favorite.

As part of the League's Centennial Celebration, NHL.com is taking a look back at memorable events each week.

Here are Centennial highlights for the week of Dec. 17-23:

Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto was the first truly major league-sized arena built in Canada when it opened in 1931.

But its world premiere almost never happened; had that been the case, Toronto might have been without a big-league rink and failed as a major hockey city. The Gardens project was barely saved by a never-say-die hockey man combined with an amazing blend of high-speed construction and fancy financing that would stun the world of Wall Street today.

Hockey Hall of Famer Mark Howe grew up in Detroit, is the son of Detroit Red Wings legend Gordie Howe and has worked as a scout for the organization since 1995.

But when it comes to picking his favorite NHL jersey, he turns to a rival: the Chicago Blackhawks.