Just 5’10” and between 175 and 185 during his playing career. A Type 1 diabetic. Despite his incredible numbers in junior with the Flin Flon… Read More »Bobby Clarke: The Face Of The Broad Street Bullies
He led the National Hockey League in goal scoring five times and was often in the top five. However, when it came to total points,… Read More »Maurice Richard: The Goal Scoring Rocket That Twice Missed The Art Ross By A Point
It was a career that started with a Calder Trophy and ended with six Stanley Cup championships. Along the way, Bryan Trottier collected an Art… Read More »Bryan Trottier: NYI Legend With A Healthy NHL Hardware Collection
He was the Hart Trophy winner in 1941-42. There is much significance to this honour bestowed upon Tommy Anderson. That year, Anderson moved to defense… Read More »Tommy Anderson: Hart Trophy Winner In Brooklyn Americans Finale
After 14 years in the National Hockey League, Albert ‘Babe’ Siebert called it a career after the 1938-39 season. Siebert was to take over the… Read More »Babe Siebert: Lake Huron Stole This Hockey Hall of Famer
Sid Abel is one of the earliest greats of a National Hockey League team that has an outstanding history of great players. Abel most of… Read More »Sid Abel: Old Bootnose Of The Detroit Red Wings
In the 1920’s and 1930’s, the NHL didn’t have a national television contract bringing each and every game into your living room or onto your… Read More »Aurel Joliat: NHL Superstar In The Shadow Of Howie Morenz
As usual, the 1970-71 O-Pee-Chee hockey card set celebrated the achievements of the previous season. 1969-70 is still remembered as one of the most historically… Read More »1970-71 O-Pee-Chee: The Year of Bobby Orr
