Behind the rookie cards of Rangers greats Jean Ratelle and Rod Gilbert, the Pat Stapleton rookie card is one of the more significant first year… Read More »Pat Stapleton: NHL Assist Record for Defenseman (For 1 Year)
In the 1960’s, there were few tougher than Reg Fleming. He led the National Hockey League in penalty minutes one season and was among the… Read More »Reg Fleming: Tough Guy of the 1960’s
It’s not revolutionary, just a different way of looking at things. Think about this: Scoring 100 goals in a National Hockey League season would be… Read More »A Twist To Looking At The Most Valuable Hockey Cards
Son of hockey legend Lionel Conacher, Brian Conacher may not have made quite the footprint as a player as his father did but he did make… Read More »Brian Conacher: Author of ‘As The Puck Turns’
Often, a hockey player’s role in junior hockey will become quite different once he’s reached the pro level and the National Hockey League. Perhaps one of… Read More »Dave ‘The Hammer’ Schultz and the Amazing Morphosis
The 1969 NHL Amateur Draft was the first true open draft. The first amateur draft was held in 1963 but only included players not already… Read More »3 From 1969 Draft to Play Over 1,000 Games
*Updated slightly – May, 2015* Lindy Ruff didn’t stay unemployed long in the National Hockey League. After being ditched by the Buffalo Sabres early in the… Read More »Lindy Ruff: 1980-81 O-Pee-Chee Rookie Card
Long before Randy Carlyle was a chubby, aging balding guy behind the bench, he was actually a very good defenseman. Cursed with playing for mediocre at… Read More »Randy Carlyle: Don’t Forget – Before Coaching He Was A Star Defenseman