Four Stanley Cup championships in his first four years in the National Hockey League. Three times among the top ten scorers in the NHL. A… Read More »Phil Goyette: Stanley Cup Champ 1st 4 Years In The NHL
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
There’s a hockey trivia question on the back of the 1960-61 Topps Bronco Horvath card asking who was the only coach to lead teams to… Read More »Danny Lewicki: Memorial Cup, Allan Cup And Stanley Cup Champion At Just 21
After going pro in 1963-64, following a loss in the Memorial Cup finals with the Niagara Falls Flyers, it took Don Awrey until the NHL… Read More »Don Awrey: 3 Time Stanley Cup Champion*
With just 19 goals in 787 regular season National Hockey League games, Jim Thomson certainly earned the nickname ‘Scoreless Wonder’ from his Toronto Maple Leafs… Read More »Jim Thomson: The Scoreless Wonder
Imagine winning the Stanley Cup in your first five full seasons in the National Hockey League. Imagine doing that after winning two consecutive minor pro… Read More »Jean-Guy Talbot: 7 Straight Championships To Start His Pro Career
He couldn’t help a pretty talented Los Angeles Kings team over the top in the late 1970’s but Butch Goring is considered the missing piece… Read More »Butch Goring: Missing Puzzle Piece For The New York Islanders
Like a broken record, “Where would this guy’s career have gone if the NHL wasn’t limited to six teams?” Charlie Hodge was a goaltender in… Read More »Charlie Hodge: Habs Bridge Between Plante And Worsley