He was groomed by the Montreal Canadiens organization and had already proven himself an offensive dynamo by 1967-68. However, Andre Lacroix was not wearing a… Read More »Andre Lacroix: Greatest Offensive Threat In World Hockey Association History
Imagine winning the Stanley Cup in your first five full seasons in the National Hockey League. Imagine doing that after winning two consecutive minor pro… Read More »Jean-Guy Talbot: 7 Straight Championships To Start His Pro Career
Vic Stasiuk played for three different teams during the Original 6 era of the National Hockey League. He was part of two Stanley Cup championships… Read More »Vic Stasiuk: 2 For 6 In Stanley Cup Finals
Floyd ‘Busher’ Curry was busy winning a Memorial Cup championship with the Oshawa Generals in 1943-44, the same year Ralph Harvey ‘Busher’ Jackson was playing… Read More »Floyd Curry of the Montreal Canadiens: The NHL’s Other Busher
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
George, aka, Punch Imlach is just one of those many players who would have probably played in the NHL post 1967 expansion. He was over… Read More »Punch Imlach 1959-60 Parkhurst Rookie Card
Jean Beliveau played 1,125 regular season games in the National Hockey League, all with the Montreal Canadiens. Over that time, he scored 507 goals and… Read More »Jean Beliveau Hockey Cards: First and Last
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