Hockey Daily Card Herald
From the ice to your collection - the complete story of hockey greatness!
HOCKEY'S FINEST MOMENTS CAPTURED
Red played 1 season with Montreal in 1963-64, but was sent to Quebec City the next year. Montreal could not use Red full time so he was traded to New York where he should prove he belongs in the N.H.L.
Boyd had a big game for Edmonton when they played New Jersey on Dec. 19, 1999. He scored one goal and had one assist as the Oilers won 3-1. On the year, Boyd and 19 assists.
Born St. George, Ont., Dec. 13, 1937. 6, 180. Shoots right. Don played full season as Ranger in 1960-61 after being drafted from WHL, but needed more experience. Aided Baltimore to playoffs in first year in AHL last season.
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Red played 1 season with Montreal in 1963-64, but was sent to Quebec City the next year. Montreal could not use Red full time so he was traded to New York where he should prove he belongs in the N.H.L.
HOCKEY TRIVIA
Q: Who is the latest ex-player to "move up" to ownership?
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Q: Who Holds Record for Most Lady Byng Titles?
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A pair of serious knee operations haven't detoured Ted Green on the road to NHL stardom. The rambunctious rearguard made the second All-Star team last year, and Ted's roughhouse style was adopted by the Boston squad.
Ted is one of the few players to escape the grasp of the Montreal Canadiens who originally owned him!
CONSECUTIVE GAMES
964 Games
Doug Jarvis played in 964 consecutive games, earning recognition for his durability and dedication to the sport throughout his career.
Hockey History Highlight
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VINTAGE SPOTLIGHT
Yvan has been used as a utility forward the past 3 seasons with Montreal. His specialty has been on the famed Montreal power play. Last season his 25 goals were almost all scored while the opposition was a man short. This year Coach Toe Blake is giving Yvan a regular turn.
Only two other active goaltenders have won as many pro trophies as Denis DeJordy. Denis shared the Vezina Trophy in 1966-67. He was rookie of the year in the old EPHL and starred for Buffalo in the AHL. The Hawks gave up Roger Crozier, with Denis waiting in the wings.
Donato's game-winning third-period goal not only sank the Blackhawks 4-3 on Feb. 14, 2000, it also helped the Bostonian surpass the 300-career-point mark. He was acquired from Ottawa in June of '98.
Perhaps the most unlikely looking hockey player is little Camille Henry. The little man with radar in his stick is one of the league's most popular players. He's tops on the power play and was rookie of the year, 1953-54.
Camille is recognized as the NHL's best at deflecting pucks into the net!
RETRO CORNER
Born in Hamilton, Dec. 28, 1932. 6'1", 195. Shoots left. Rugged and steady, he's also dean of club; having played more games as Ranger than anybody else in team's history. Equally at home on right or left defense.
The phlegmatic "Gumper" has won more pro trophies than any other goaltender, including the NHL rookie of the year, the Vezina Trophy and the WHL's most valuable player award. Outspoken and inclined to put on weight, Gump has become a real fans' favorite.
Gump has one of the sharpest wits in the NHL.
Dave scored three game-winning goals in '94-95, with two of them coming in consecutive road games against Hartford and Boston. An excellent checker and penalty-killer, he began his NHL career with the Canucks in '85-86 and also played with the Blues before coming to Florida.
Emile Francis, the Rangers' GM-Coach, calls Bob "the best two-way player" in the NHL. "Nevvy" scores consistently and seldom makes a defensive mistake. He's one of the few NHL players to wear contact lenses.
A fantastic sense of balance makes Nevin one of the toughest NHL players to knock down!
MODERN ERA
Jarome led the team in 2000-01 in goals and points, and was second in assists. He scored his 100th career goal, with an assist from Marc Savard, against Carolina on December 12, 2000.
Who had the toughest job in hockey last season? One could argue that it was Craig who spent much of the year dodging pucks from all angles. He played in a career high 63 games and earned all but three of the Senators' 14 victories.
Bobby was voted the Art Ross Trophy as the League's most valuable player two seasons ago. He has firmly established himself as the cornerstone of the Flyers. He serves as the team's captain and does just about everything well. He's a tireless skater, a top scorer, a fine checker and a power play artist. In short, Bobby is "Mr. Flyer".
Bobby is one of the best in the NHL on face-offs.
80s-90s ERA
1st Rd. Draft Choice (20th overall) 1979 Entry Draft 1st NHL Goal. 11-10-79 vs. Rangers Doug Soetaert. Won the O'Keefe Cup as Nordiques Player of the Year, 1982-83. Holds Quebec team Records for "Most Goals - 1 Season," with 57, and "Most Shorthanded Goals - 1 Season", with 6.
Baby-faced cigar smoker, Alex won Lady Byng Trophy last season on strength of good start. Tailed off toward end of season. Also made second all-star team at left wing, after being switched from center, where he had put in seven NHL years.
A two-way player with equal skills offensively and defensively, Gerry has blossomed into a star with Buffalo. He is the captain of the Sabres and now is used strictly at center ice, instead of left wing where he often played before. He is a good puck carrier and a strong checker. He scored six game-winning goals for Buffalo last season.
Gerry scored 3 goals in five minutes and 30 seconds.
A former All-American at the University of Michigan, Red Berenson became one of the most exciting players in the NHL after being traded to St. Louis last season. He's a speed merchant on skates and can play all three forward positions.
Red's hobbies: hunting, fishing and canoeing.
CLASSIC vs. MODERN
CLASSIC ERA
The all-time Bruins' scoring leader, Johnny Bucyk has come full circle with the Bruins. He sparked their poor teams in years gone by and is doing the same for the now powerful Beantowners.
John is one of the NHL's most gentlemanly players!
MODERN ERA
Francouz recorded his first NHL shutout with a 1-0 blanking of Anaheim on Feb. 21, 2020. He made 26 saves in the win, which was the second of six straight victories for Francouz.
One of the toughest players on the Kings, big Dan never shows any reluctance to throw his weight around. He split last season between Chicago and Los Angeles, and five of his 17 goals turned out to be game-winners. A first-round amateur draft choice in 1970, Dan should crack the 20-goal barrier for the Kings this season.
Dan works with weights to strengthen his leg muscles.