Denis DeJordy had an outstanding hockey career that was shadowed by the limited number of teams in the era and having to share time with… Read More »Denis DeJordy: Bridging The Gap In Chicago Between Hall And Esposito
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
Topps jumped the gun in 1963-64 when they produced the rookie card of Ed Van Impe. Van Impe was shown as a member of the… Read More »Ed Van Impe: Solid Backbone of Calder Cup and Stanley Cup Champs
For a three year span from 1968-69 to 1970-71, Gilles Villemure probably looked to be the next big thing in goaltending. Villemure had already been… Read More »Gilles Villemure: 1 Of Just 2 Goalies To Be AHL MVP Twice
Impossibly small in stature by today’s standards at 5’9″ and 155 pounds, Ken Wharram played a big role in the world of hockey for two… Read More »Ken Wharram: In the Shadow of Hull and Mikita
An updated and more detailed article on this player is available here: Harry Watson On Wednesday, April 17, 2013, the Harry Watson 1954-55 Parkhurst number… Read More »Harry Watson 1954-55 Parkhurst 17