Other than being one of the National Hockey League’s most solid defensemen in the 1970’s, yes, Phil Russell was part of a couple big trades… Read More »Phil Russell: Headliner In The 1979 Blackhawks And Flames Blockbuster
A fourth round pick by the Vancouver Canucks at the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft, Harold Snepsts is one of just three from that draft year… Read More »Harold Snepsts: Vancouver Canucks Great Stay At Home Defender
Five times Bruce MacGregor went to the Stanley Cup finals. Five times, he came up empty. Add that to his 1960 Memorial Cup finals loss… Read More »Bruce MacGregor: 5 Unsuccessful Trips To The Stanley Cup Finals
The nickname ‘Chief’ goes hand in hand with Johnny Bucyk. However, according to his 1957-58 Topps rookie card and a few that followed, Bucyk started… Read More »Johnny Bucyk: Boston Bruins Legend Started As The Beast And Became The Chief
When you think WHA, you think players like Bobby Hull, Gordie Howe, Wayne Gretzky and Anders Hedberg. Those guys made the league what it was… Read More »Larry Lund: Unsung World Hockey Association Legend
Despite scoring at nearly a goal a game pace in his final year of junior hockey with the Edmonton Oil Kings, roles would drastically change… Read More »Bert Marshall: Missed The Islanders Stanley Cup Dynasty By A Hair
Darcy Rota was really getting it together a decade into his career. He was a 42 goal scorer with the Vancouver Canucks in 1982-83. The… Read More »Darcy Rota: What Could Have Been Without The Neck Injury
His National Hockey League career wasn’t the most lengthy but he was one of the early stars of the Los Angeles Kings. Eddie Joyal had… Read More »Eddie Joyal: The Finalist