Tod Sloan: Outstanding and Underrated NHL Star
There are those that deserve to be in the Hockey Hall of Fame. There are those that take up a questionable spot in the Hall.… Read More »Tod Sloan: Outstanding and Underrated NHL Star
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Jack Stewart: Stanley Cup Champion And RCAF Veteran
Jack Stewart was a Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman that was a three time First Team All-Star in the National Hockey League and a veteran… Read More »Jack Stewart: Stanley Cup Champion And RCAF Veteran
Dave And Adam Creighton: Memorial Cup Champs Denied The Stanley Cup
The father/son duo of Dave and Adam Creighton played a combined 1,323 regular season games in the National Hockey League but neither won a Stanley… Read More »Dave And Adam Creighton: Memorial Cup Champs Denied The Stanley Cup
Jack Evans: Hockey’s Picture Of Persistence
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
Earl Seibert: NHL All-Star 10 Straight Years
Just to set things straight, Earl Seibert, the Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman that we’re featuring today, is not related to Babe Siebert, another Hall… Read More »Earl Seibert: NHL All-Star 10 Straight Years
Jim ‘Sugar’ Henry: An NHL Career Interrupted By War
Jim Henry entered the National Hockey League with a bang in 1941-42, playing between the pipes for all 48 regular season games for the New… Read More »Jim ‘Sugar’ Henry: An NHL Career Interrupted By War
Denis DeJordy: Bridging The Gap In Chicago Between Hall And Esposito
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
Paul Thompson: Stanley Cup Pioneer With New York And Chicago
Not a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame like his older brother Tiny Thompson, Paul Thompson does have his name scribbled all over the… Read More »Paul Thompson: Stanley Cup Pioneer With New York And Chicago