He was called ‘Suitcase’ on the back of his 1969-70 O-Pee-Chee hockey card, while still with his second National Hockey League team. According to the… Read More »Gary Smith: 4 Championships But No Stanley Cup For The Suitcase
What if? What if the Los Angeles Kings had protected Billy Smith and had the duo of Smith and Rogie Vachon through the 1970’s? Those… Read More »Billy Smith: 4 Stanley Cup Wins For Original New York Islanders Goalie
They kept trying to get rid of him. He kept coming back. Denis Herron had three separate stints with the Pittsburgh Penguins during his career.… Read More »Denis Herron: Pittsburgh Penguins Boomerang Goalie
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
Denis DeJordy had an outstanding hockey career that was shadowed by the limited number of teams in the era and having to share time with… Read More »Denis DeJordy: Bridging The Gap In Chicago Between Hall And Esposito
Michel Larocque found success as a goalie in junior with the Ottawa 67’s, was drafted extremely high in the NHL Amateur Draft, had great success… Read More »Michel Larocque: Could He Have Carried The Habs Dynasty?
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
For the 1968-69 National Hockey League season, the fans of the St. Louis Blues were given a monumental treat. Two of the games greatest goaltenders… Read More »St. Louis Blues Amazing Goaltending Duo From 1968-69
