Alex Delvecchio is not a four time winner of the Lady Byng Trophy as the back of his 1973-74 O-Pee-Chee hockey card erroneously states. However,… Read More »Alex Delvecchio: Gentleman and Iron Man of the Detroit Red Wings
It was a career that started with a Calder Trophy and ended with six Stanley Cup championships. Along the way, Bryan Trottier collected an Art… Read More »Bryan Trottier: NYI Legend With A Healthy NHL Hardware Collection
He was often compared to his Montreal Canadiens counterpart Henri Richard. Indeed, Dave Keon and Richard both had soft hands, great leadership skills and were… Read More »Dave Keon: 4 Stanley Cups, 2 Lady Byngs, 1 Calder, 1 Conn Smythe
What if? What if the Los Angeles Kings had protected Billy Smith and had the duo of Smith and Rogie Vachon through the 1970’s? Those… Read More »Billy Smith: 4 Stanley Cup Wins For Original New York Islanders Goalie
Nearly ever one of his hockey cards made the point of connecting Henri Richard to his older, and seemingly better, brother Maurice Richard. Yet, when… Read More »Henri Richard: No Player Will Ever Hoist The Stanley Cup As Often
He never won an individual award as a player in the National Hockey League. But, for Bill Barber, that is not the measure of greatness.… Read More »Bill Barber: Forever Number 7 In Philadelphia And Kitchener
Immortalized for just three of his 258 National Hockey League goals. Bill Mosienko was more than the fastest hat trick in NHL history. Mosienko was… Read More »Bill Mosienko: Hat Tricks And Bowling Lanes
A Toronto boy who played a significant role in the Stanley Cup championships of the Montreal Canadiens in the 1970’s. Perhaps the greatest team in… Read More »Steve Shutt: Important Piece Of The Montreal Canadiens Dynasty
