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)
If Bobby Orr hadn’t showed up in the National Hockey League, no doubt we’d still be calling Doug Harvey the greatest defenseman of all-time. Harvey… Read More »Doug Harvey: NHL’s All-Time Best Defenseman Until 1966-67
There’s a hockey trivia question on the back of the 1960-61 Topps Bronco Horvath card asking who was the only coach to lead teams to… Read More »Danny Lewicki: Memorial Cup, Allan Cup And Stanley Cup Champion At Just 21
Jim Henry entered the National Hockey League with a bang in 1941-42, playing between the pipes for all 48 regular season games for the New… Read More »Jim ‘Sugar’ Henry: An NHL Career Interrupted By War
Ken Reardon played a decade in the National Hockey League, minus three years spent in the Canadian Army during World War II. He played in… Read More »Ken Reardon: Montreal Canadiens HHOF Defenseman And Executive
I don’t believe the late Sid Smith is sitting just outside the Hockey Hall of Fame. I believe this guy should be inside the walls.… Read More »Sid Smith: Should He Be In The Hockey Hall Of Fame?