As Black History Month wraps up, the hockey world has given praise to very deserving names from the past and present, ...

Since the WHA folded in the 1970s, the NHL hasn’t had a true challenger at the top of the hockey ladder. But if the ...

By Sal Barry, Puck Culture and contributing writer. 1. WILLIE O’REE. 1997-98 Pinnacle Beehive #75 & 1961-62 Topps #20. When ...

Landers was the Islanders' radio play-by-play man from 1981-97, including the last three of their four Stanley Cup-winning ...

Bobby Hull’s place on this list could have been higher, but a seven-year stint with the rival WHA ... league MVP in 1965 and 1966. Some off-ice incidents hinder Hull’s legacy in the memory of ...

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To build more anticipation, the league will be holding the first ... He was selected in both the NHL and former World Hockey Association (WHA) drafts in 1976. The 6-foot-1 195-pound forward ...

In that time, he won a Vezina Trophy as the league’s best ... an Avco Cup with the WHA’s Winnipeg Jets and a Calder Cup with the AHL’s Cinncinati Swords. Related: Hockey’s Scariest Goalie ...

But Winnipeg’s Black hockey history is no joke. The Manitoba provincial capital has a rich history of Black players who were ...