A two year stint. A drop of sand on the beach that is the history of the National Hockey League. Still, the Kansas Scouts were… Read More »Kansas City Scouts: A Look Back On A Forgotten 2 Years In NHL History
They kept trying to get rid of him. He kept coming back. Denis Herron had three separate stints with the Pittsburgh Penguins during his career.… Read More »Denis Herron: Pittsburgh Penguins Boomerang Goalie
Gary Bergman was a Memorial Cup champion as a junior and helped Canada win the Summit Series over the Soviet Union in 1972. Yet, Bergman… Read More »Gary Bergman: Important Cog In Canada’s 1972 Summit Series Win
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
The Paiement brothers, Rosaire and Wilf, played in the National Hockey League from the late 1960’s through to the 1980’s. Wilf, Rosaire’s younger brother by… Read More »The Paiement Brothers: Rosaire and Wilf
The other day, we featured Guy Charron in an article. It seems fitting that we move on to Simon Nolet. Why? Because I always get… Read More »Simon Nolet: 1st Captain of the Kansas City Scouts and Colorado Rockies
Guy Charron was just one of those players in the pre-Bettman era that suffered from the non-parity in the National Hockey League. Charron played 734… Read More »Guy Charron: Great Player. Terrible Teams.
After the Toronto Maple Leafs won their last Stanley Cup in 1966-67, the National Hockey League began decreasing Toronto’s odds of repeating by continually adding… Read More »Extinct NHL Teams of Early Modern Expansion