Mike Walton: Under the Radar, Right Out in the Open
When you take a good look at the hockey career of Mike Walton, you see an under appreciated guy who won and won big. Memorial… Read More »Mike Walton: Under the Radar, Right Out in the Open
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Sid Smith: Should He Be In The Hockey Hall Of Fame?
I don’t believe the late Sid Smith is sitting just outside the Hockey Hall of Fame. I believe this guy should be inside the walls.… Read More »Sid Smith: Should He Be In The Hockey Hall Of Fame?
Fleming Mackell: Just Shy of the Hockey Hall of Fame
Not quite Hockey Hall of Fame material, Fleming Mackell certainly had his moments of glory during his hockey career. Mackell played in five Stanley Cup… Read More »Fleming Mackell: Just Shy of the Hockey Hall of Fame
Reg Fleming: Tough Guy of the 1960’s
In the 1960’s, there were few tougher than Reg Fleming. He led the National Hockey League in penalty minutes one season and was among the… Read More »Reg Fleming: Tough Guy of the 1960’s
Paul MacLean: In Search of 1st Stanley Cup as a NHL Head Coach
The reigning Jack Adams Award winner, Paul MacLean of the Ottawa Senators, is looking for bigger and better from his team in 2013-14. MacLean won a… Read More »Paul MacLean: In Search of 1st Stanley Cup as a NHL Head Coach
A Twist To Looking At The Most Valuable Hockey Cards
It’s not revolutionary, just a different way of looking at things. Think about this: Scoring 100 goals in a National Hockey League season would be… Read More »A Twist To Looking At The Most Valuable Hockey Cards
Bruce Boudreau: Before He Was Gabby, He Was A Goal Scorer
Long before before Bruce Boudreau was a yappy guy behind the bench in the National Hockey League, he was one hell of a hockey player… Read More »Bruce Boudreau: Before He Was Gabby, He Was A Goal Scorer
Carl Brewer: Hockey Cards First and Last
Carl Brewer had an interesting journey through the world of hockey. Along the way, he changed the game in many ways. Not only a decent defenseman,… Read More »Carl Brewer: Hockey Cards First and Last