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
Most put him in a group with Bugsy Watson, The Hammer Schultz and Tiger Williams. Maybe, Dennis Hextall should more often be included with names… Read More »Dennis Hextall: Hard Knuckles (Soft Hands)
Born in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Lou Nanne centered his adult life around the State of Minnesota and even became a citizen of his new… Read More »Lou Nanne: The Face Of Hockey In Minnesota For 3 Decades
We all hear about the massively promoted autobiographies of Wendell Clark, Doug Gilmour, Chris Nilan and Bob Probert. If you dig a little deeper, there… Read More »Hit The Books: Three Great Hockey Books You Should Be Reading (Dec. 2017)
J.P. Parise was a prospect of the Boston Bruins in the 1960’s, spending time in the organization starting with Junior ‘A’ in 1961-62. However, his… Read More »J.P. Parise: Bruins Prospect Turned Minnesota North Stars Leader
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
Like many in his time, Claude Larose was brought up in the Montreal Canadiens organization right from junior. His career was often under the leadership… Read More »Claude Larose: Nearly 1,000 NHL Games And 4 Stanley Cup Rings
He was ‘Moose’ to home and away crowds, alike. Each and every of his hockey cards, it seems, makes mention of this. They also make… Read More »Elmer Vasko: Legendary Moose Of The Chicago Blackhawks
