May 01, 2006

Legends of Hockey - The Original Six

Gerry Abel
Sid Abel

Gene Achtymichuk

Clint Albright

Gary Aldcorn
Red Armstrong
George Armstrong
Pete Babando
Ralph Backstrom
Stan Baluik

Doug Barkley
Jim Bartlett

Andy Bathgate
Bob Baun
Danny Belisle

Jean Beliveau
Doug Bentley
Max Bentley
Jack Bionda

Leo Boivin
Marcel Bonin
Butch Bouchard
Johnny Bower
Carl Brewer
Billy Dea

Norm Defelice

Dick Duff
Alex Faulkner
John Ferguson
Guyle Fielder
Fern Flaman
Reggie Fleming
Lidio "Lee" Fogolin Sr.
Cal Gardner
Eddie Giacomin
Boom Boom Geoffrion
Rod Gilbert
Phil Goyette
Leo Gavelle
Jack Gelineau

Warren Godfrey

Bob Goldham
Terrible Ted Green
Bep Guidolin
"Mr Goalie" Glenn Hall
Doug Harvey
Bill "Red" Hay
Camille "The Eel" Henry
Sugar Jim Henry
Bill Hicke
Charlie Hodge
Bucky Hollingworth

Tim Horton
Pete Horeck

Gordie Howe
Harry Howell
Bobby Hull
Lou Jankowski

Tom Johnson
Red Kelly
Forbes Kennedy
Dave Keon
Ed Kryzanowski
Junior Langlois
Larry Leach
Tony Leswick
Ted Lindsay
Harry Lumley

Len Lunde

Parker MacDonald

Bruce MacGregor
Frank Mahovlich
Phil Maloney

Don Marshall
Eddie Mazur
Goose McCormack
Ab McDonald
Doug McKay

Billy McNeill

Rudy Migay

Stan Mikita
Alfie Moore
Dickie Moore
Ken Mosdell
Bill Mosienko
Jim "Chief" Neilson
Eric Nesterenko
Bert Olmstead
Willie O'Ree
Marty Pavelich
Bob Perreault

Pierre Pilote
Jacques Plante
Andre Pronovost
Marcel Pronovost
Claude Provost
Bob Pulford
Bones Raleigh
Dutch Reibel

Leo Reise Jr.
Henri Richard
Maurice "Rocket" Richard
Al Rollins
Bobby Rousseau
Enio Sclisizzi
Eddie Shack
Glen Skov

Irv Spencer

Allan Stanley
Wally Stanowski
Vic Stasiuk
Jean Guy Talbot
Zellio Toppazzini

Bob Turner
Norm Ullman
Kenny Wharram
Benny Woit
Larry Zeidel


7 comments:

Anonymous said...

i think bobby orr is the best player of all time.

Anonymous said...

Bobby is the greatest hockey player who ever lived.

jimmy said...

forbes kennedy is my great uncle so he is my favourite ockey play and im doing my speech on you!

Anonymous said...

Would anyone have a picture of Johnny Holota, 1943, Stanley Cup Detroit Red Wings?
thanks.

Frank Tabbert said...

What about Eddie Litzenburger.Hen was Chicago's top scorer until Bobby Hull came along

Anonymous said...

you forgot the Gump
Jacques Plante was traded to get him
Rookie of the year as well
was afraid of airplanes
Lorne Gump Worsley
won at least 4 maybe 5 cups
major omission

Ron said...

What about Fred Sasakamoose who played the final 11 games for the Black Hawks in the 53/54 season and who was the first Aboriginal to play in the NHL

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