He could never quite find his way in the National Hockey League but that doesn’t mean Gord Labossiere didn’t have a notable hockey career. Labossiere… Read More »Gord Labossiere: WHA Star And Minor League Scoring Leader
His pro hockey career lasted just over a decade. Yet, Yvon Lambert was able to win championships in three leagues, including four Stanley Cups in… Read More »Yvon Lambert: Champion In the IHL, AHL and National Hockey League
Claude Larose was the first overall pick by the Cincinnati Stingers at the 1975 WHA Amateur Draft. No, this is not the same Claude Larose… Read More »Claude Larose: First Overall Pick By Cincinnati At The 1975 WHA Draft
The name Fred Glover might not be well known around NHL circles. However, Glover is by far one of the greatest to play in the… Read More »Fred Glover: The Gordie Howe of the AHL?
They were brothers nine years apart. Yet, Bill and Ernie Hicke had the fortune to play as teammates in the National Hockey League, even if… Read More »Bill and Ernie Hicke: RC’s of 2 Regina Pats Greats
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?
Long before before Bruce Boudreau was a yappy guy behind the bench in the National Hockey League, he was one hell of a hockey player… Read More »Bruce Boudreau: Before He Was Gabby, He Was A Goal Scorer
The other day, we featured Guy Charron in an article. It seems fitting that we move on to Simon Nolet. Why? Because I always get… Read More »Simon Nolet: 1st Captain of the Kansas City Scouts and Colorado Rockies