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
If Bobby Orr hadn’t showed up in the National Hockey League, no doubt we’d still be calling Doug Harvey the greatest defenseman of all-time. Harvey… Read More »Doug Harvey: NHL’s All-Time Best Defenseman Until 1966-67
His time in the National Hockey League was a fraction of his brother’s. Larry Wilson, however, still became a legend in the game of hockey.… Read More »Larry Wilson: AHL Hall Of Fame Inductee And 3 League Champion
At 5’9″, Bob Baun was a rarity on the blue lines of the National Hockey. In today’s NHL, he would be rejected by 30 teams,… Read More »Bob Baun: Toughness Defined For The Toronto Maple Leafs
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
Recently, we looked at Larry Regan, a player who won the Calder Memorial Trophy then had a NHL career that quickly fizzled out. Keeping in… Read More »Jim McFadden: NHL’s 2nd Oldest Calder Trophy Winner
For an upcoming article at Hockey History Hub, we’ve looking at the number of Calder Trophy winners that go on to have a Hockey Hall… Read More »Larry Regan: Fizzled NHL Career Of A Calder Trophy Winner
He was ‘Moose’ to home and away crowds, alike. Each and every of his hockey cards, it seems, makes mention of this. They also make… Read More »Elmer Vasko: Legendary Moose Of The Chicago Blackhawks
