Kent Douglas had a pretty spectacular start to his National Hockey League career. After three consecutive Calder Cup championships in the AHL with the mighty… Read More »Kent Douglas: 1 of 7 Calder/Calder Winners
We’ve talked a lot in past articles about players who are in the ‘honourable mention’ category for entry into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Ed… Read More »Ed Litzenberger: 6 Straight Pro Hockey Championships
There are two hockey awards named in honour of Frank Calder. The Calder Memorial Trophy has been given out to the National Hockey League’s top… Read More »7 To Win The Calder Trophy And Calder Cup
Four times in the 1960’s, Parker MacDonald played in the Stanley Cup finals with the Detroit Red Wings. Four times, the Red Wings came out… Read More »Parker MacDonald: 4 Times Denied In The Stanley Cup Finals
Erhardt ‘Ott’ Heller was an important part of the second and third of four Stanley Cup championships for the New York Rangers. In his rookie… Read More »Ott Heller: 2 Time Stanley Cup Champ With New York Rangers
Johnny Wilson could win. He won a championship in the IHL with the Windsor Hettche Spitfires while still a junior with the OHA Junior A… Read More »Johnny Wilson: 4 Time Stanley Cup Champion With The Detroit Red Wings
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
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