1965-66 Topps: Top Valued Goalie Cards
The 1965-66 Topps NHL set consists of 128 hockey cards featuring players from all six ‘Original 6’ teams. Best known for containing the Phil Esposito… Read More »1965-66 Topps: Top Valued Goalie Cards
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Pete Stemkowski: 54th Of Top 100 New York Rangers Greats
A Memorial Cup champion with the Toronto Marlboros and a Stanley Cup champion with the Toronto Maple Leafs, Pete Stemkowski finished his National Hockey League… Read More »Pete Stemkowski: 54th Of Top 100 New York Rangers Greats
Fred Stanfield: Soft Hands, Stanley Cup Champ And Denial Of The Lady Byng
He had some of the softest hands in hockey during his playing career. Fred Stanfield was a setup man right from his junior days with… Read More »Fred Stanfield: Soft Hands, Stanley Cup Champ And Denial Of The Lady Byng
Poul Popiel: Rock on the Houston Aeros Blue Line
He was the first Danish born player to appear in the National Hockey League. Poul Popiel, however, played all his hockey in North America. Perhaps… Read More »Poul Popiel: Rock on the Houston Aeros Blue Line
Bryan Watson: Just Call Me Bugsy
During his playing career, he stood 5’9″ and weighed all of 170 lbs. Yet, Bryan Watson was one of the toughest guys in the National… Read More »Bryan Watson: Just Call Me Bugsy
Mike Walton: Under the Radar, Right Out in the Open
When you take a good look at the hockey career of Mike Walton, you see an under appreciated guy who won and won big. Memorial… Read More »Mike Walton: Under the Radar, Right Out in the Open
Ed Giacomin: New York Rangers Goaltending Legend
With only six teams and limited opportunities for goaltenders in the Original 6 Era, it took Ed Giacomin until he was 26 before he played… Read More »Ed Giacomin: New York Rangers Goaltending Legend
Paul Henderson Rookie Card
Best player all-time – Gretzky or Howe? Best team – 1950’s Montreal Canadiens or 1980’s Edmonton Oilers? Should Paul Henderson be in the Hockey Hall… Read More »Paul Henderson Rookie Card