When Hockey Meets Prose: From Hunter S. Thompson To Bob Dylan, Famous Writers Love Hockey And Its Stars
Many of the world’s most notable wordsmiths, from Hunter S. Thompson to Bob Dylan, have included dispatches about the game of ...
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From the Archives: 1951-52 All-Stars and Geoffrion Becomes Rookie of the Year
Plus, he looks at the Calder Trophy race, won by Bernie "Boom Boom" Geoffrion. The greatest Detroit team during the Original Six Era had to be manager Jack Adams' 1951-52 edition. Unquestionably ...
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Four-Time Stanley Cup Champion Who Wrestled Bear, Beat Paralysis Dies at 93
Along with stars Henri Richard and Bernie Geoffrion, Bonin helped the Montreal juggernaut claim the last three of its five consecutive Stanley Cup championships from 1956-60. More news ...
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Rangers 101: The Most Interesting Rangers Roster of All-Time Is The 1968 New York Rangers
It gets weird… Did you know that the “GAG Line”, “Boom Boom” Geoffrion, and Harry Howell all played on the same New York Rangers team? The innovator of the slapshot, Bernie Geoffrion ...