Murray Hall: Missing From O-Pee-Chee’s WHA Sets
Murray Hall is an interesting case in the hockey card world. He played just 164 games in the National Hockey League. Yet, Hall got on… Read More »Murray Hall: Missing From O-Pee-Chee’s WHA Sets
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Roger Crozier: Acrobatic, Small And Rookie Of The Year
I seem to recall, sometime back in the 1970’s, reading a book at my public school library that I’m sure was an autobiography of Roger… Read More »Roger Crozier: Acrobatic, Small And Rookie Of The Year
Bill White: A Tale Of 2 Careers
For those who played in the 1960’s, it wasn’t unusual too see a little National Hockey League action, entwined with a solid minor league career.… Read More »Bill White: A Tale Of 2 Careers
Eddie Joyal: The Finalist
His National Hockey League career wasn’t the most lengthy but he was one of the early stars of the Los Angeles Kings. Eddie Joyal had… Read More »Eddie Joyal: The Finalist
Peter McNab: Overlooked Goal Scorer For the Boston Bruins
With so many stars on those Boston Bruins of the 1970’s, it’s easy to overlook Peter McNab. Yet, McNab scored a healthy 363 goals over… Read More »Peter McNab: Overlooked Goal Scorer For the Boston Bruins
Dave Balon: Sniper Potential Wiped Out By MS
We recently talked about Murray Balfour, a player that had his career cut short by cancer. We’ve discussed Ross Lowe and Babe Siebert who were… Read More »Dave Balon: Sniper Potential Wiped Out By MS
Murray Balfour: Million Dollar Blackhawk Taken Too Soon
Murray Balfour was a huge part of the 1960-61 Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup championship. He was part of Chicago’s ‘Million Dollar Line’ with Bobby Hull… Read More »Murray Balfour: Million Dollar Blackhawk Taken Too Soon
Larry Cahan: Erroneously A National Hockey League Record Holder
He put together a 665 regular season game National Hockey League career but played just 29 games in the Stanley Cup playoffs. His penalty minutes… Read More »Larry Cahan: Erroneously A National Hockey League Record Holder