If you’re a team’s all-time goal scoring leader, even though that franchise has long since relocated and subsequently your feat comes with a major asterisk,… Read More »Eric Vail: 1st Calder Trophy Winner From The Flames
More than a few NHL players through the years can almost be dubbed micro-stars or localized superstars. Toronto has Wendel Clark. Vancouver has Don Lever.… Read More »Ron Greschner: New York Rangers Blue Line Legend
Like a broken record, “Where would this guy’s career have gone if the NHL wasn’t limited to six teams?” Charlie Hodge was a goaltender in… Read More »Charlie Hodge: Habs Bridge Between Plante And Worsley
He started his junior career in 1954. He played his last major league game with the WHA’s Quebec Nordiques in 1976. He played periodically in… Read More »Ted Hampson: Face Of The Flin Flon Bombers Long Before Bobby Clarke
The 1953-54 Parkhurst hockey cards series marked the third year in a row that the company produced a set. The series consisted of 100 cards… Read More »1953-54 Parkhurst NHL Top 5 Rookies
Alfred ‘Pit’ Lepine played an important role in the success of the Montreal Canadiens in the late 1920’s and early 1930’s. Often in the shadow… Read More »Alfred Lepine: The NHL’s Original Pit
The 1965-66 Topps NHL set consists of 128 hockey cards featuring players from all six ‘Original 6’ teams. Best known for containing the Phil Esposito… Read More »1965-66 Topps: Top Valued Goalie Cards
Not everyone can be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, that would cheapen the honour. Although, sometimes I wonder about those who are selected.… Read More »Bobby Rousseau: What Kept Him Out Of The HHOF?
