The Triple Crown Line was a trio of stars that played for the Los Angeles Kings during the late 1970’s and early 1980’s. Construction of… Read More »RC’s of the Triple Crown Line of the Los Angeles Kings
Bob Plager was a National Hockey League defenseman that played the bulk of his career with the St. Louis Blues. His jersey number is honoured… Read More »Bob Plager: St. Louis Blues Legend, and Now Author
Before Gordie, Mark and Marty, there was Syd. Unrelated, Syd Howe played in the National Hockey League from 1929-30 to 1945-46. Like Gordie Howe, Syd’s… Read More »Syd Howe: The Original NHL Howe
I bought a hockey card on eBay that most wouldn’t be excited about. The 1957-58 Topps rookie card of Guyle Fielder is never going to… Read More »Guyle Fielder: Superstar of the WHL
Guy Chouinard was a superstars as a junior in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and went on to become the first player in Atlanta… Read More »Guy Chouinard: First Flame to 50
We’d like to take a step back and look at the top 10 most read articles at Vintage Hockey Cards Report over the past year.… Read More »10 Most Read Hockey Card Articles of the Past Year
In 2006, the Hockey Hall of Fame righted a wrong by finally inducted Dick Duff. It was a slow year at the Hall with just… Read More »Dick Duff: First and Last
Behind Doug Jarvis and his 964 consecutive game streak, there is Garry Unger. Unger played 914 consecutive games between 1968 and 1979. He played every… Read More »Garry Unger: Ironman 2