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It took 14 years after his final game in the National Hockey League but Clark Gillies finally entered the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2002.… Read More »Clark Gillies: Delayed Inductee To The Hockey Hall Of Fame
A Memorial Cup finalist. A standout with Colorado College. A Calder Trophy winner. A Stanley Cup champion. A member of the Hockey Hall of Fame.… Read More »Bill Hay: Setup Man For The Chicago Blackhawks Million Dollar Line
Murray Balfour was a huge part of the 1960-61 Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup championship. He was part of Chicago’s ‘Million Dollar Line’ with Bobby Hull… Read More »Murray Balfour: Million Dollar Blackhawk Taken Too Soon
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Johnny Gottselig was a major player in the early history of the Chicago Blackhawks. Not a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, Gottselig was… Read More »Johnny Gottselig: Chicago’s Jonathan Toews of the 1930’s
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
Although his day job is now working as the Director of Player Development with the Edmonton Oilers and assistant coach of the Regina Pat Canadians, perhaps Mike… Read More »Mike Sillinger: The NHL’s Ultimate Suitcase