We featured Dennis Hextall recently on Vintage Hockey Cards Report recently. It only seems fair to now feature his brother Bryan Hextall Jr. (from this… Read More »Bryan Hextall: Early Penguins Leader (Also AHL and WHL Champion)
He was called ‘Suitcase’ on the back of his 1969-70 O-Pee-Chee hockey card, while still with his second National Hockey League team. According to the… Read More »Gary Smith: 4 Championships But No Stanley Cup For The Suitcase
The first ever captain of the New Jersey Devils after their move from Denver. He played over a thousand National Hockey League games and also… Read More »Don Lever: First Ever Captain For The New Jersey Devils
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
Murray Hall is an interesting case in the hockey card world. He played just 164 games in the National Hockey League. Yet, Hall got on… Read More »Murray Hall: Missing From O-Pee-Chee’s WHA Sets
His National Hockey League career wasn’t the most lengthy but he was one of the early stars of the Los Angeles Kings. Eddie Joyal had… Read More »Eddie Joyal: The Finalist
Just when he thought his National Hockey League career would go on indefinitely, Len Lunde was shipped down to the minors by the Detroit Red… Read More »Len Lunde: On The Edge Of A Decent NHL Career
We’ve talked a lot in past articles about players who are in the ‘honourable mention’ category for entry into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Ed… Read More »Ed Litzenberger: 6 Straight Pro Hockey Championships