Nearly ever one of his hockey cards made the point of connecting Henri Richard to his older, and seemingly better, brother Maurice Richard. Yet, when… Read More »Henri Richard: No Player Will Ever Hoist The Stanley Cup As Often
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
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
Like many in his time, Claude Larose was brought up in the Montreal Canadiens organization right from junior. His career was often under the leadership… Read More »Claude Larose: Nearly 1,000 NHL Games And 4 Stanley Cup Rings
Ted Harris spent eight seasons in the minors before getting his break in the National Hockey League. During that time, he was a part of… Read More »Ted Harris: 8 Years In Minors Pays Off With 5 Stanley Cup Wins
Ken Mosdell was the last active player that had played a game with the Brooklyn Americans. He went on to win four Stanley Cup championships… Read More »Ken Mosdell: Last Of The Brooklyn Americans
Emile ‘Butch’ Bouchard got it all throughout his hockey career. Well, except for the Norris Trophy as top defenseman but the award wasn’t first presented… Read More »Butch Bouchard: Hall Of Famer With A Trophy Named For Him
Most of hockey cards refer to his tough style of defense that simply gets the job done. Many of his hockey cards refer to the… Read More »Terry Harper: Just Not A Great Skater (As Per Topps)