We featured Dennis Hextall recently on Vintage Hockey Cards Report recently. It only seems fair to now feature his brother Bryan Hextall Jr. (from this… Read More »Bryan Hextall: Early Penguins Leader (Also AHL and WHL Champion)
He had a junior career that was intermingled with time spent with the Canadian National Team. Chuck Lefley arrived in the NHL just in time… Read More »Chuck Lefley: 1975-76 NHL Top Ten Goal Scorer With St. Louis
If Bobby Orr hadn’t showed up in the National Hockey League, no doubt we’d still be calling Doug Harvey the greatest defenseman of all-time. Harvey… Read More »Doug Harvey: NHL’s All-Time Best Defenseman Until 1966-67
His time in the National Hockey League was a fraction of his brother’s. Larry Wilson, however, still became a legend in the game of hockey.… Read More »Larry Wilson: AHL Hall Of Fame Inductee And 3 League Champion
The first ever captain of the New Jersey Devils after their move from Denver. He played over a thousand National Hockey League games and also… Read More »Don Lever: First Ever Captain For The New Jersey Devils
Wayne Maki had found his hockey niche. After toiling for half a decade, mostly in the minors, the Vancouver Canucks were born and Maki was… Read More »Wayne Maki: Vancouver Canucks Pioneer Stolen In His Prime
The Patrick family found Warren Godfrey playing for the Tacoma Rockets in the PCHL in 1951-52. The following year, he was a regular on the… Read More »Warren Godfrey: ‘Rocky’ Defenseman With Boston And Detroit
Ted Harris spent eight seasons in the minors before getting his break in the National Hockey League. During that time, he was a part of… Read More »Ted Harris: 8 Years In Minors Pays Off With 5 Stanley Cup Wins