“Who is Skip Krake?” “Isn’t he the guy with his picture on Don Awrey’s 1967-68 and 1968-69 hockey cards?” Yes. But, is there more to… Read More »Skip Krake: More Than Just The Don Awrey Picture Swap?
Reed Larson was a great addition to the Detroit Red Wings starting in 1976-77. However, he wasn’t enough to bring the storied franchise back to… Read More »Reed Larson: Solid Blue Line Offense On Some Weak Red Wings Teams
Jim Neilson spent much of his National Hockey League career with the New York Rangers. However, in 1974 he became a big fish in a… Read More »Jim Neilson: Rangers Great Turned Cleveland Barons Captain
His hockey cards often referred to the fact that Dave Dryden lived in the shadow of his younger brother, Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender Ken… Read More »Dave Dryden: Prime Candidate For The WHA Hall Of Fame
‘Cowboy’ Bill Flett was property of the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1960’s but didn’t get his start in the National Hockey League until 1967-68… Read More »Bill Flett: National Hockey League’s Calf Roping Cowboy
Bob Nevin starred with the Toronto Marlboros in junior before finding himself among the National Hockey League’s top offensive players in his first full season… Read More »Bob Nevin: NHL Workhorse And Longtime Captain Of The N.Y. Rangers
A short time ago, we featured an article on the late Wayne Maki. We got grief from some readers because of what he did to Ted… Read More »Ted Green: Stanley Cup Champion Turned WHA Mainstay
A star with the Cornwall Royals of the QMJHL, Blair MacDonald was drafted by the Los Angeles Kings but chose to start his pro hockey… Read More »Blair MacDonald: 1st Winner Of The Zane Feldman Trophy
