Like a broken record, “Where would this guy’s career have gone if the NHL wasn’t limited to six teams?” Charlie Hodge was a goaltender in… Read More »Charlie Hodge: Habs Bridge Between Plante And Worsley
The other day, we featured Fred Glover. Fred played less than 100 games in the National Hockey League but remains one of the all-time leaders… Read More »Howie Glover: The Finalist
The name Fred Glover might not be well known around NHL circles. However, Glover is by far one of the greatest to play in the… Read More »Fred Glover: The Gordie Howe of the AHL?
Like so many National Hockey League players in the 1940’s and 1950’s, Harry Lumley was already a well established star before his rookie card came out.… Read More »Harry Lumley: The Goaltending Pride of Owen Sound
In 2012, the hockey world lost a great. Fernie Flaman played over 900 games on the blue line in the National Hockey League, long before… Read More »Fernie Flaman: 30 Years For The HHOF To Get It Right
Early defensive star for the Boston Bruins. Head coach in seven WHL finals. First ever head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. The trophy for the… Read More »Hal Laycoe: The Trigger Behind the Infamous Rocket Richard Riot
Eric Nesterenko started his NHL career with the Toronto Maple Leafs but played most of his days with the Chicago Black Hawks. He missed out… Read More »Eric Nesterenko 1953-54 Parkhurst Rookie Card
George Armstrong retired as a player in the National Hockey League after the 1970-71 season. To date, over 40 years later, he remains the player… Read More »George Armstong: Toronto’s Chief