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
The Bentley brothers, Max, Doug and Reg, made National Hockey League history during the 1942-43 season when they formed the first ever all-brother line. Reg… Read More »The Bentley Brothers: The NHL’s 1st All-Brother Line
He was once the bright, young future of the Toronto Maple Leafs blue line. That is, until he got caught up in Harold Ballard’s destruction… Read More »Joel Quenneville 1979-80 O-Pee-Chee Rookie Card
Bob Pulford is one of those under-rated players in the history of the National Hockey League. Pulford is a member of the Hockey Hall of… Read More »Bob Pulford: The Only Kings Coach to Win the Jack Adams Award
I was listing some hockey cards on eBay last night and one of the cards really struck a cord. It was a 1974-75 Topps card… Read More »Bruins and Maple Leafs: 1st Playoff Clash Since 1973-74
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An updated and more detailed article on this player is available here: Harry Watson On Wednesday, April 17, 2013, the Harry Watson 1954-55 Parkhurst number… Read More »Harry Watson 1954-55 Parkhurst 17
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