With so many stars on those Boston Bruins of the 1970’s, it’s easy to overlook Peter McNab. Yet, McNab scored a healthy 363 goals over… Read More »Peter McNab: Overlooked Goal Scorer For the Boston Bruins
We recently talked about Murray Balfour, a player that had his career cut short by cancer. We’ve discussed Ross Lowe and Babe Siebert who were… Read More »Dave Balon: Sniper Potential Wiped Out By MS
He put together a 665 regular season game National Hockey League career but played just 29 games in the Stanley Cup playoffs. His penalty minutes… Read More »Larry Cahan: Erroneously A National Hockey League Record Holder
Just when he thought his National Hockey League career would go on indefinitely, Len Lunde was shipped down to the minors by the Detroit Red… Read More »Len Lunde: On The Edge Of A Decent NHL Career
He was backup to the stars in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s. When called upon in a relief role, he proved to be a clutch National… Read More »Don Simmons: Outstanding Stanley Cup Goaltending Relief
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
Not a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame like his older brother Tiny Thompson, Paul Thompson does have his name scribbled all over the… Read More »Paul Thompson: Stanley Cup Pioneer With New York And Chicago
Martin St. Louis is a future member of the Hockey Hall of Fame that is known for his size. At 5’8″ and 176 lbs, St.… Read More »Andre Boudrias: Another Career Saved By 1967 NHL Expansion