A fourth round pick by the Vancouver Canucks at the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft, Harold Snepsts is one of just three from that draft year… Read More »Harold Snepsts: Vancouver Canucks Great Stay At Home Defender
Never a Stanley Cup champion and just 25 regular season games shy of 1000, yet Jerry Korab is certainly a player Buffalo Sabres fans remember.… Read More »Jerry Korab: 3 Stanley Cup Finals In King Kong’s 1st 5 NHL Seasons
He was chosen second overall at the 1970 NHL Amateur Draft by the Vancouver Canucks. Going ahead of Dale Tallon was Gilbert Perreault to the… Read More »Dale Tallon: The Man Drafted Second Behind Gilbert Perreault In 1970
The first ever captain of the New Jersey Devils after their move from Denver. He played over a thousand National Hockey League games and also… Read More »Don Lever: First Ever Captain For The New Jersey Devils
Wayne Maki had found his hockey niche. After toiling for half a decade, mostly in the minors, the Vancouver Canucks were born and Maki was… Read More »Wayne Maki: Vancouver Canucks Pioneer Stolen In His Prime
Darcy Rota was really getting it together a decade into his career. He was a 42 goal scorer with the Vancouver Canucks in 1982-83. The… Read More »Darcy Rota: What Could Have Been Without The Neck Injury
Orland Kurtenbach played 639 regular season games in the National Hockey League, spread out over a 14 year period. That equates to just a 45… Read More »Orland Kurtenbach: First Captain Of The Vancouver Canucks
Murray Hall is an interesting case in the hockey card world. He played just 164 games in the National Hockey League. Yet, Hall got on… Read More »Murray Hall: Missing From O-Pee-Chee’s WHA Sets
