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
An outstanding goalie in junior with the Weyburn Red Wings and EHL Rookie of the Year in 1963-64 with the Johnstown Jets, Joe Daley was… Read More »Joe Daley: Goalie Who Found His Groove In The World Hockey Association
A short time ago, we featured an article on the late Wayne Maki. We got grief from some readers because of what he did to Ted… Read More »Ted Green: Stanley Cup Champion Turned WHA Mainstay
Ab McDonald sort of won four consecutive Stanley Cup championships during his career. In 1957-58, his only two NHL games came with the Cup winning… Read More »Ab McDonald: 1st Captain Of The Pittsburgh Penguins And Winnipeg Jets
This article was previously published at another site but is indeed written by us. The site it was published at has little interest now in… Read More »Top 4 Cards In The 1975-76 O-Pee-Chee WHA Set
Ernie Wakely worked his way through the minors for a decade before finally getting a full-time job in the National Hockey League. Three years later,… Read More »Ernie Wakely: Greatest Goalie in the History of the WHA?
Larry Hillman kind of reminds me of the Steve Buscemi of the hockey world. Hillman was never the star but he was everywhere. Six Stanley… Read More »Larry Hillman: Background Star of the 1966-67 Topps Set
I was adding some 1958-59 Topps hockey cards to the VHCR virtual collection the other day and the back of one card caught my attention.… Read More »Nick Mickoski: NHL Hockey Player and Avowed Bachelor
