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Claude LaRose

1966 Topps Set (Hockey)

Starting his 3rd full season with Montreal, Claude combines speed with stick-handling finesse. While not a big goal-scorer, Claude is perhaps most effective in keeping the opposition off the scoreboard. A solid two-way Hockey player.

Terry Sawchuk

1960 Parkhurst Set (Hockey)

Terry is starting his 1th season in the NHL and has played all but two season with Detroit. He played for Boston in 1955-56 and 1956-57. Rated as one of the greatest goalies in modern hockey. Sawchuk was a member of the first All-Star Team on three occasions and was a member of the Second Team three times. He won the Vezina Trophy as "the goalkeeper who has played the most games for the team with the fewest goals scored against it" three times

Daniel Carcillo

2007 O-Pee-Chee Set (Hockey)

A stout player and a strong hitter, Carcillo saw action in 18 NHL games in 2006-2007 and scored four goals. He was a third-round pick in the 2003 draft (73rd overall).

Dpn Marshall

1963 Topps Set (Hockey)

Born Verdun, Que., Mar. 23, 1932. 5'10", 160. Shoots left. Don's a versatile forward who plays at all three positions and can kill penalties too. Rangers acquired him in summer swap with Montreal. He's smart and shifty.

What Left Wing Has Scored the Most Goals in a Season?
Mike Bossy

1978 Topps Set (Hockey)

Mike enjoyed perhaps the finest rookie campaign in NHL history last season. He established a new league record by scoring 53 Goals as a rookie. Included in his total were 25 Power-Play Goals as he won Rookie of the Year recognition.

Wayne Gretzky

1988 O-Pee-Chee Set (Hockey)

Set Playoff Record with 43 Points. Scored 5 Goals 12-6-87 vs. Minn.

Bryan Trottier

1993 Pinnacle Set (Hockey)

After a year's sabbatical, which he spent in the Islanders' front office, Bryan returned to the NHL as an active player in '93-94. The future Hall of Famer ranks sixth on the league's all-time scoring list and has played on six Stanley Cup winners (four with the Isles and two with the Penguins). Bryon has also won the Calder, Art Ross, Hart and Conn Smythe Trophies.

Earl Ingarfield

1968 Topps Set (Hockey)

A serious knee injury shelved the soft-spoken center last season, but Earl still managed 15 goals for the Pittsburgh Penguins. AHL observers still talk of his 65 points in 40 games pace with Cleveland in 1959-60, while the property of the New York Rangers.

Earl was traded from N.Y. to Montreal to N.Y. (on paper at least in one hour.)
Gordie Howe

1954 Topps Set (Hockey)

Regarded by many experts as the greatest Hockey Player of all time, Gordie has averaged 69 Points per season in his 8 seasons in the N.H.L. During the past 4 seasons he led the League in Total Points and in 3 of these was the top Goal Scorer. Gordie came up to Detroit in 1946 after 1 year in the Minors. His greatest year was 1952-53 with 49 Goals and 46 Assists for 95 Points.

Catching The Puck is not allowed in Hockey. Only the goalie can close his hand on the puck. If any other player does, it calls for a penalty.
Paul Bissonnette

2012 Score Set (Hockey)

There may be no more entertaining player in the NHL than Bissonnette. Not because he scores highlightreel goals or makes sick passes. But because when he's on the ice, he's usually involved in the sweet science (he led Phoenix with seven fighting majors) then tweets about it to his 300,000 followers.

Pete Stemkowski

1966 Topps Set (Hockey)

Pete is getting his second chance to "make it" in the N.H.L. Has spent part of last two seasons between Rochester of A.H.L. and the Leafs. A husky forward who is highly rated by the Leaf management as one of their up and coming younger players.

Rob Blake

1992 Topps Set (Hockey)

Blake, who went straight from Bowling Green State University to the NHL is a tough defenseman, with a wicked shot from the point. He was named the Kings' Most Outstanding Defense for the second consecutive season. Blake has improved in every facet of the game since joining the NHL. He registered five power play goals last season.

Kamil Piros

2001 O-Pee-Chee Set (Hockey)

Kamil was originally drafted by Buffalo (272nd overall in 1997) after his first year in the Czech senior league, where he played on the CHZ Litinov squad. But rather than come to North America, the strapping center remained in his homeland for the next four years. The Thrashers acquired his rights and brought him to Atlanta, where he earned a roster spot and made his NHL debut in October 2001. Piros' first NHL point came on October 6, when he set up llya Kovalchuk's first NHL goal.

Ron Stewart

1953 Parkhurst Set (Hockey)

Last amateur club: Toronto Marlboros (Jrs.). Completing the tremendous jump from junior to top pro ranks as a Leaf regular this past season, Ron has given a terrific account of himself. He came 4th in Leaf point-getting and stood well up on the NHL scoring list.

Glenn Anderson

1984 O-Pee-Chee Set (Hockey)

Glenn scored 2 goals and assisted on one in 10-7 win over Canucks, 10-19-83. He had 3 hat tricks, 12-3-83 vs. L.A. 3-17-84 vs. L.A. and 3-21-84, a 4 goal game vs. Hartford, Played in '84 All Star Game.

Paul Coffey

1986 O-Pee-Chee Set (Hockey)

Won James Norris Trophy as best defenseman In NHL during the 1984-85 campaign

Jim Morrison

1955 Parkhurst Set (Hockey)

Rated as one of the league's best rushing defensemen, Morrison is noted for his accurate shots on goal and is considered a threat whenever he crosses an opponent's blueline. Morrison can miss an oncoming forward and still get back in front of the net to check him again. Is good on clearing loose pucks and can burst out of his own end like a jet.

Eddie Litzenberger of Chicago won the Calder Memorial Trophy last year.
Pat MacLeod

1991 Score Update "Rookie And Traded" (Hockey)

On October 4, 1991, Pat recorded the first multiple-goal game in Sharks history. He tallied twice in the third period as San Jose took the Canucks to overtime before dropping a 4-3 decision. Pat spent the majority of '90-91 with Minnesota's Kalamazoo (IHL) farm club where he was voted the team's defensive player of the year. He finished second among team blueliners in scoring with 40 points (10 goals, 30 assists) in 59 games. Pat was the North Stars' fifth choice (87th overall) in the 1987 Entry Draft. In '89-90, he posted nine goals and 38 assists in 82 matches for Kalamazoo. Pat played his junior hockey for Kamloops (WHL), where he registered 91 points (24 goals, 67 assists) in 87 career games.

Cam Atkinson

2022 Upper Deck MVP Set (Hockey)

Atkinson's second goal of the game - and 17th of 2021-22 against the visiting Kings on Jan. 29 seemed to put the Flyers in a great spot to grab a win, up two goals with 11:54 remaining in regulation. After Los Angeles scored twice down the stretch to tie it up, Atkinson earned an assist on Scott Laughton's overtime winner for a 4-3 victory.

Michael Walton

1966 Topps Set (Hockey)

Mike was up with Leafs for 6 games last year but sent to Rochester for further development. Is given a good chance this year to land a starting spot and hopes to become the 3rd N.H.L.'er from Kirkland Lake currently playing in the N.H.L.

Peter Stemkowski

1967 Topps Set (Hockey)

Coach Punch Imlach feels Peter Stemkowski is one of the real future greats in the N.H.L. "Stemer" is big and strong and a "two-way" hockey player. Played outstanding hockey in the Stanley Cup games.

Parker MacDonald

1955 Parkhurst Set (Hockey)

Hailing from Nova Scotia, Parker is a crowd-pleasing type of player and showed flashes of potential power during his initial season in the big league. Was an outstanding junior with Marlboros and later sparkled with Pittsburgh, but confesses that the NHL is a tough league and has his hands full in keeping up with the game's top stars. A good skater, he has lots of speed, is also a good stickhandler.

The Howe - Lindsay - Reibel line of Detroit set a new play-off record last year scoring 51 points.
Patrick Kane

2023 Upper Deck MVP Set (Hockey)

Kane became the 50th NHL player to reach the 1,200-point plateau when he assisted on a power-play goal in the third period versus the host Rangers on Dec. 3, 2022. He had a goal and two assists in the Blackhawks' 5-2 victory.

Gerry Cheevers

1965 Topps Set (Hockey)

Gerry rated as top goalie in minors as Toronto prospect, but exposed to draft last summer, Bruins promptly claimed him from Rochester.

What other goalie played full 72-game slate in AHL last season?
Jim Roberts

1969 Topps Set (Hockey)

Never a spectacular scorer, Jim Roberts is the St. Louis "handyman." He can play forward or defense, and is a fine penalty killer. Jim is usually underrated, but he's a solid, industrious worker who seldom makes a mistake.

Jim is a hockey school instructor in the off-season!
Joe Pavelski

2019 Parkhurst Set (Hockey)

Pavelaki scored his 350th career goal in epic fashion, achieving the milestone by netting a hat trick in a 5-3 win at Detroit on Feb. 24, 2019.

Gord Howe

1960 Parkhurst Set (Hockey)

Greatest player to ever wear Red Wing jersey and one of the greatest of all time. Only player in history to win the Hart Trophy as "the player adjudged to be most valuable to his team" five times. Howe is the second highest goal scorer in history with total of 446 goals and is the top point scorer in history with 531 assists to go along with the 446 goals for 977 points. Has been the NHL scoring champion five times and All-Star right winger on the First Team seven times and on four occasions was right wing on the Second Team. Starting his 15th season with Detroit.

Scott Niedermayer

2006 O-Pee-Chee Set (Hockey)

Niedermayer is still considered one of the top defenseman in the NHL. The 2005-06 season saw him in peak form as he was tied for second in the NHL among defensemen in scoring.

Pavel Francouz

2020 Parkhurst Set (Hockey)

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.

Gabriel Landeskog

2016 SP Authentic Set (Hockey)

The Avalanche captain finished second on the team in points in 2015-16 and scored his 100th career goal against Washington on April 1, 2016. He represented Team Sweden at the 2016 World Cup of Hockey.

Jean-Sebastien Giguere

1997 Donruss Set (Hockey)

Jean-Sebastien is expected to receive a long look from coach Paul Maurice at the '97-98 Carolina Hurricanes' training camp. In addition to his brief tour of duty in the NHL, Jean-Sebastien played 50 games for the Halifax Mooseheads in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. He recorded a career-best 3.38 goals-against average with two shutouts.

Frank Mahovlich

1967 Topps Set (Hockey)

Nicknamed the “Big M." Frank is such a natural hockey player that fans at times take him for granted. Possessing one of the hardest shots in hockey, Frank reached the 250-goal mark in less than 9 seasons. Destined to become one of the all-time greats in hockey.

J.P. Parise

1977 Topps Set (Hockey)

Had 4 game-winning goals, 1975-76.

J.P.'s nickname is "Jeep".
Chuck Lefley

1973 Topps Set (Hockey)

One of the many outstanding young players developed by the talent-rich Canadiens. Seven of his 21 goals last season proved to be game-winners, and he scored eight points in 17 Stanley Cup Playoff games. Chuck is a good playmaker and apparently needs only experience to become a star performer.

Chuck's brother Bryan plays for the N.Y. Islanders.
Bob Armstrong

1954 Topps Set (Hockey)

Although Bob boasts one of the hardest shots in the N.H.L., he isn't a big scorer. In fact, he didn't score a Goal in 55 games in the 1952-53 season, but is always on the ice when the Bruins are in a tight spot because of his defensive play. Bob joined the Bruins for 2 games in 1951 and spent the 1951-52 season with Hershey, where he had 6 Goals.

Skating Backwards a hockey player can cover as much as 50 yards in 6.5 seconds. The ability to go backwards is important as a defense move.
Jim McElmury

1975 Topps Set (Hockey)

Leading defensive scorer for Scouts last season. Was member of United States Olympic Team in 1972. Attended Bemidji State College before turning to professional career. Had seven points in 10 WHL playoff games, 1974.

Lady Byng Memorial Trophy
James "Bud" MacPherson

1952 Parkhurst Set (Hockey)

After 2 years with Cincinnati, piaying 3rd straight season with Canadiens.