1957-58 was an interesting year in the National Hockey League. The Boston Bruins, a team that finished the regular season a game below .500, reached… Read More »1957-58 NHL: A Look Back At The Top 10 Scorers [Video]
The timing was right for Claude Provost. Or, you could say, the timing was right for the Montreal Canadiens. Provost and Henri Richard made the… Read More »Claude Provost: Most Stanley Cup Rings By A Non-Member Of The HHOF
Not from Sweden, like the name might suggest. Ralph Backstrom came from Kirkland Lake, Ontario and put together a long and successful pro hockey career.… Read More »Ralph Backstrom: 6 Time Stanley Cup Champion (With Montreal)
Bob Nevin starred with the Toronto Marlboros in junior before finding himself among the National Hockey League’s top offensive players in his first full season… Read More »Bob Nevin: NHL Workhorse And Longtime Captain Of The N.Y. Rangers
One of the many that put their NHL careers on hold during World War II to serve for Canada. Harry Watson didn’t miss a beat… Read More »Harry Watson: 5 Time Stanley Cup Champion (and Late Addition to the HHOF)
The nickname ‘Chief’ goes hand in hand with Johnny Bucyk. However, according to his 1957-58 Topps rookie card and a few that followed, Bucyk started… Read More »Johnny Bucyk: Boston Bruins Legend Started As The Beast And Became The Chief
He led the National Hockey League in goal scoring five times and was often in the top five. However, when it came to total points,… Read More »Maurice Richard: The Goal Scoring Rocket That Twice Missed The Art Ross By A Point
It took over a decade for Allan Stanley to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. He entered in 1981, alongside Johnny Bucyk and… Read More »Allan Stanley: Important Defender In 4 Toronto Maple Leafs Stanley Cup Championships