Ken Reardon played a decade in the National Hockey League, minus three years spent in the Canadian Army during World War II. He played in… Read More »Ken Reardon: Montreal Canadiens HHOF Defenseman And Executive
Sid Abel is one of the earliest greats of a National Hockey League team that has an outstanding history of great players. Abel most of… Read More »Sid Abel: Old Bootnose Of The Detroit Red Wings
It seems to be an unintended theme lately at Vintage Hockey Cards Report to feature super-clean players that were denied the Lady Byng Trophy. Don… Read More »Don Marshall: A Lady Byng Denial Who Sits Just Outside The HHOF
It took nearly forty years after he retired from the National Hockey League but Edgar Laprade found his way into the Hockey Hall of Fame.… Read More »Edgar Laprade: 1 Of 2 New York Rangers To Win Calder And Byng
I don’t think I’m overly conceited when I say I know a lot about the history of the National Hockey League. If there was a… Read More »NHL History According To Cardboard – 1954-55 Topps
1,248 regular season games over twenty seasons in a six team National Hockey League, yet Bill Gadsby never won a Stanley Cup championship. One of the top offensive… Read More »The Great Gadsby of the National Hockey League
Now for something a little on the lighter side. We’ve put together some alternate looks at a few vintage hockey cards. Hopefully, you’ll enjoy. If… Read More »Hockey Card Art
Bill Quackenbush played a defensive game like no other in the National Hockey League. Quackenbush simply found a way to stay out of the penalty… Read More »Bill Quackenbush: NHL’s Mr. Clean On Defense
