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Billy Coutu

Billy Coutu was one of the brightest stars of the NHL during his career. He won Stanley Cups, captained the Canadiens and mentored a young and tough Eddie Shore. And then it all faded away when he was banned for life from the NHL. Billy Coutu was...

Hamby Shore

When the story of the Spanish Flu and the NHL is told, Joe Hall is often the focus as a hockey player who died from the flu. He wasn’t the only player to die from the flu, nor was he the first. Six months before Hall died, Hamby Shore lost his life...

Eddie Gerard

The name Eddie Gerard doesn’t mean much these days to hockey fans. He has long been eclipsed by the likes of Maurice Richard, Gordie Howe, Bobby Orr, Wayne Gretzky and Sidney Crosby. But there was a time when he was one of the best players in hockey...

Red Horner

During his career, Red Horner was one of the most beloved members of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Playing for 18 seasons, all with the club, he helped lead them to glory and enshrined himself as a legend of the team. So, let’s learn about him. George...

Paddy Moran

Patrick Joseph Alexander Moran was born on March 11, 1877 in Quebec City. Moran didn’t start playing hockey until he was 15, when he started to suit up for his local team. Before long, he found he had an intense love for the game and was a very good...

Duke Keats

Duke Keats was a man who played in three different leagues in the early 20th century for five different teams. He emerged as one of the best players of his era, and one who found his way into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Duke Keats was born on March 1...

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