We all hear about the massively promoted autobiographies of Wendell Clark, Doug Gilmour, Chris Nilan and Bob Probert. If you dig a little deeper, there… Read More »Hit The Books: Three Great Hockey Books You Should Be Reading (Dec. 2017)
Jim Neilson spent much of his National Hockey League career with the New York Rangers. However, in 1974 he became a big fish in a… Read More »Jim Neilson: Rangers Great Turned Cleveland Barons Captain
Well, he might have been born in Zrenjanin Yugoslavia (Serbia) but Ivan Boldirev moved to Canada at the age of two. Really, he’s a product… Read More »Ivan Boldirev: The Greatest NHL Player From Yugoslavia
I had a soft spot in my heart for Walt McKechnie growing up and the back of his 1975-76 O-Pee-Chee card says why. It shows… Read More »Walt McKechnie: Well Traveled In The National Hockey League
A few years back, we put out a free eBook including what we thought at the time were all the uncorrected error cards from the… Read More »Rick Smith: 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee Double Vision
A young man going through the aging process terribly? An undocumented uncorrected error by O-Pee-Chee? Marv Edwards spent a season with the Toronto Maple Leafs,… Read More »Marv Edwards: Victim of a Six Team NHL
Persistent might be a good word to describe Jack ‘Tex’ Evans. In fact, he was so persistent in hockey that one website reports that Evans… Read More »Jack Evans: Hockey’s Picture Of Persistence
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