Ted Harris spent eight seasons in the minors before getting his break in the National Hockey League. During that time, he was a part of… Read More »Ted Harris: 8 Years In Minors Pays Off With 5 Stanley Cup Wins
For those who played in the 1960’s, it wasn’t unusual too see a little National Hockey League action, entwined with a solid minor league career.… Read More »Bill White: A Tale Of 2 Careers
From his days as a junior with the Peterborough Petes until well into his coaching career, Jim Roberts was often playing in front of or… Read More »Jim Roberts: A Hockey Lifetime Intertwined With Scotty Bowman
Kent Douglas had a pretty spectacular start to his National Hockey League career. After three consecutive Calder Cup championships in the AHL with the mighty… Read More »Kent Douglas: 1 of 7 Calder/Calder Winners
Four times in the 1960’s, Parker MacDonald played in the Stanley Cup finals with the Detroit Red Wings. Four times, the Red Wings came out… Read More »Parker MacDonald: 4 Times Denied In The Stanley Cup Finals
Erhardt ‘Ott’ Heller was an important part of the second and third of four Stanley Cup championships for the New York Rangers. In his rookie… Read More »Ott Heller: 2 Time Stanley Cup Champ With New York Rangers
1,353 regular season games in the National Hockey League. A Memorial Cup championship with the Guelph Biltmores in 1952. Three consecutive Stanley Cup championships with… Read More »Ron Stewart Triple Crown: Memorial Cup, Stanley Cup, Calder Cup
Not long ago, we featured Babe Seibert, a Hockey Hall of Famer that lost his life to Lake Huron. That was in August, 1939 and… Read More »Ross Lowe: Promising NHL Career Taken By Lake Haliburton