When you think of the crème de la crème among American blueliners, most of them belonged to the same generation, played during the same pe...

Despite the fact that he was one of the NHL's all time greatest super pests, annoying opponents and opponent's fans endlessly, yo...

When you think of Al MacInnis you think of his booming slap shot. His overall effective game which ranked him as one of the most complete ...

Tim Hunter only scored 138 points in over 800 NHL games, but was a player every team in the NHL would have killed to have. "I was ...

Joey Mullen quietly spent his career as one of the most complete players in the National Hockey League. He excelled at the finesse game as...

Kent Nilsson is known in hockey circles as the Magic Man. Some say he got the nickname because of his high skill level that rivals that of...

Joe Nieuwendyk was a winner. He won three Stanley Cup championships with three different teams - Calgary, Dallas and New Jersey. Plus he ...

On Friday came news that Gary Roberts career was coming to an end. Unceremoniously dumped by the Tampa Bay Lightning, this certainly was n...

In the mid-1980s, the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers were battling each other not only for Alberta bragging rights, but for NHL suprem...

When Craig Conroy was drafted in the 6th round (123rd overall) in 1990, expectations for the smallish center's future probably weren...

Paul Reinhart was a tremendous cerebral player who could have been a Hall of Famer had his body held up. A serious back problem really lim...

Lanny McDonald's bushy moustache is his trademark, but so were such characteristics as speed, work ethic, and commitment. Those traits...

Hakan Loob, a definite member of the NHL's all time best-names team, holds a special place in the heart of Calgary Flames fans. That may...

GreatestHockeyLegends.com thanks Frederick Lavallee for the following interview with Perry Berezan: 2011 has been quite the year for this ...