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Author archives: Mike Moore

Born and raised in Montreal, Mike has lived in the Greater Toronto Area for the past 24 years. He grew up on skates and has been a close follower of the game of hockey, especially the NHL, all of his life. An extensive library of new and vintage hockey books, magazines and other publications is a testament to Mike's love for hockey history, both the on-ice game and the business.

Phantom Sniper Fires Up Terrible Ted

Between 1950 and 1956, the Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs met in the Stanley Cup semi-finals five times. Detroit won every series. Only the 1950 best-of-seven series was close with the Red Wings needing a Game 7 overtime goal by Leo Reise Jr. to eliminate the Leafs. In Game 1 of that ...

The 50 Goal Season

The Rocket did it first. I don’t believe in astrology, so pardon me when I borrow the expression, “all the stars were aligned” in 1944-45 when Maurice Richard became the NHL’s first 50-goal scorer. The achievement was monumental at the time and the circumstances under which it was accomplished will never be replicated. The legend ...

The Best and Worst Since the Lockout

The Detroit Red Wings have been the best team in hockey since the dawn of hockey’s newest era. It’s hard to argue with that when you glance at the chart below. It’s self-explanatory. The numbers include games played from the beginning of the 2005-06 season right up to this year’s Christmas break. There are only three teams ...

Those Marauding Maroons

The City of Montreal was home to two NHL teams during a good chunk of the league’s formative years in the 1920’s and ‘30’s. At the time, Montreal was the financial center of Canada and its biggest city. It was the undisputed center of the hockey universe. The glorious greatness the Habs enjoyed throughout the ...

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