Just to set things straight, Earl Seibert, the Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman that we’re featuring today, is not related to Babe Siebert, another Hall… Read More »Earl Seibert: NHL All-Star 10 Straight Years
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
Jim Henry entered the National Hockey League with a bang in 1941-42, playing between the pipes for all 48 regular season games for the New… Read More »Jim ‘Sugar’ Henry: An NHL Career Interrupted By War
For four straight years between 1983-84 and 1986-87, Tim Kerr abused opposing goalies like few others in the National Hockey League. Over that span, Kerr… Read More »Tim Kerr: NHL’s Greatest Sniper Not In The HHOF?
Not a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame like his older brother Tiny Thompson, Paul Thompson does have his name scribbled all over the… Read More »Paul Thompson: Stanley Cup Pioneer With New York And Chicago
Art Coulter was an All-Star National Hockey League defenseman who helped the Chicago Blackhawks to their first ever Stanley Cup championship and was an important… Read More »Art Coulter: Stanley Cup Champion With The Rangers And Blackhawks
The first Earl Ingarfield played nearly 750 regular season games in the National Hockey League with 21 more in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Earl Ingarfield… Read More »The Ingarfield’s: Earls of Lethbridge, Alberta
Rick Middleton excelled at all levels of hockey but despite three trips to the Stanley Cup finals was denied the ultimate prize. Middleton apprenticed for… Read More »Rick Middleton: One More Boston Bruin Just Outside The HHOF
