Juha Widing: Scandinavian Pioneer In The NHL
He was a NHL pioneer in that he grew up playing hockey in Scandinavia before coming over to Canada to play junior and ultimately move… Read More »Juha Widing: Scandinavian Pioneer In The NHL
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Murray Murdoch: The Original NHL Iron Man
Long before the likes of Garry Unger and Doug Jarvis, the NHL’s first ironman was a charter member of the New York Rangers when the… Read More »Murray Murdoch: The Original NHL Iron Man
Ed Litzenberger: 6 Straight Pro Hockey Championships
We’ve talked a lot in past articles about players who are in the ‘honourable mention’ category for entry into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Ed… Read More »Ed Litzenberger: 6 Straight Pro Hockey Championships
7 To Win The Calder Trophy And Calder Cup
There are two hockey awards named in honour of Frank Calder. The Calder Memorial Trophy has been given out to the National Hockey League’s top… Read More »7 To Win The Calder Trophy And Calder Cup
Metro Prystai: More Than Just A Meatball
To write this article on Metro Prystai was originally solely decided on the fact that he willingly allowed Parkhurst to print his name as ‘Meatball’ on… Read More »Metro Prystai: More Than Just A Meatball
Keith Magnuson: Forever Number 3 For The Blackhawks
Two time NCAA Frozen Four champion. 1969 NCAA Frozen Four Most Outstanding Player. Two time Stanley Cup finalist. Two time NHL leader in penalty minutes.… Read More »Keith Magnuson: Forever Number 3 For The Blackhawks
The Goaltending Broderick Brothers: Pieces Of Canadian Hockey History
You won’t find these brothers in the Hockey Hall of Fame. Nonetheless, the hockey careers of goaltending siblings Ken and Len Broderick are interesting and… Read More »The Goaltending Broderick Brothers: Pieces Of Canadian Hockey History
Lou Angotti: First Captain Of The Philadelphia Flyers
Today, once you play in the Ontario Hockey League, you are no longer eligible to head south of the border and play NCAA hockey in… Read More »Lou Angotti: First Captain Of The Philadelphia Flyers