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
It’s my belief that the London Knights have buried much of their heritage before the Hunter Brothers era. A tiny part of that heritage was… Read More »Jim Schoenfeld: Third Team Captain In Buffalo Sabres History
Clear the track, we’re taking a look at Eddie Shack. He was the ‘Entertainer’ and the ‘Clown Prince of Hockey’, yet Shack was more than… Read More »Eddie Shack: The National Hockey League’s Clown Prince Of Hockey
We’ve looked at the other two members of the famed French Connection Line of the Buffalo Sabres, Gilbert Perreault and Rick Martin. Finally, we look… Read More »Rene Robert: First 100 Point Season For The Buffalo Sabres
In his book ‘The Game’, Ken Dryden made reference to NHL hockey players always being a ‘former’. For Dryden, he was always a former Calder… Read More »Jim Lorentz: Central Hockey League Superstar
I seem to recall, sometime back in the 1970’s, reading a book at my public school library that I’m sure was an autobiography of Roger… Read More »Roger Crozier: Acrobatic, Small And Rookie Of The Year
With so many stars on those Boston Bruins of the 1970’s, it’s easy to overlook Peter McNab. Yet, McNab scored a healthy 363 goals over… Read More »Peter McNab: Overlooked Goal Scorer For the Boston Bruins
For 1976-77, both O-Pee-Chee and Topps included a series of hockey cards that featured some of the NHL’s top lines. The most valuable is the… Read More »The French Connection Of The Buffalo Sabres