Jim Henry entered the National Hockey League with a bang in 1941-42, playing between the pipes for all 48 regular season games for the New… Read More »Jim ‘Sugar’ Henry: An NHL Career Interrupted By War
In 1955-56, Ed Chadwick came to the Toronto Maple Leafs in relief of injured goalie Harry Lumley and put up amazing numbers for the five… Read More »Ed Chadwick: 1957-58 Parkhurst NHL Rock Star
The pro hockey career of Earl ‘Dutch’ Reibel was very short but also very sweet. Earl Reibel played just six years in the National Hockey… Read More »Earl Reibel: Short But Powerful Career In The NHL
Vic Stasiuk played for three different teams during the Original 6 era of the National Hockey League. He was part of two Stanley Cup championships… Read More »Vic Stasiuk: 2 For 6 In Stanley Cup Finals
Gus Bodnar’s National Hockey League career started with a bang, winning the Calder Trophy as a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs. He played 667… Read More »Gus Bodnar: Early Calder Trophy Winner With Toronto Maple Leafs
Floyd ‘Busher’ Curry was busy winning a Memorial Cup championship with the Oshawa Generals in 1943-44, the same year Ralph Harvey ‘Busher’ Jackson was playing… Read More »Floyd Curry of the Montreal Canadiens: The NHL’s Other Busher
The first Earl Ingarfield played nearly 750 regular season games in the National Hockey League with 21 more in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Earl Ingarfield… Read More »The Ingarfield’s: Earls of Lethbridge, Alberta
They aren’t all Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin or Patrick Kane today. They weren’t all Gordie Howe, Rocket Richard or Jean Beliveau in the Original 6… Read More »Leo Labine: Boston’s Scrappy, Hard Hitting ‘Leo The Lion’
