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He has been called the greatest hockey player of all time by countless sports writers, hockey fans, and the National Hockey League (NHL) itself—Wayne Gretzky, also known as “The Great One” was born in Brantford, Ontario where his on ice exploits–even as a youngster–became the stuff of legend.  Look in any NHL arena on game … [Read More]

Mr. Hockey is the preferred nickname of Gordie Howe, and one that he wholeheartedly deserves. You’ll know you’ve run into a serious hockey fan if they’re wearing a Gordie Howe jersey, representing one of the game’s biggest icons. Raised in rural Saskatchewan, Canada, Howe began playing organized hockey at the young age of 8. By … [Read More]

What Pens fan hasn’t owned a Mario Lemieux jersey at some point? Widely regarded to be one of the greatest hockey players in National Hockey League history, if not all of hockey, Mario Lemieux carved out his frozen legacy as a forward with the Pittsburgh Penguins over 17 seasons. Lemieux is a hulk of a … [Read More]

He’s on the Mount Rushmore of hockey players. There’s no doubt about that. Even fans who were born long after he hung up his skates know what they’re representing when they put on a classic #4 Boston Bruins Bobby Orr jersey. Orr was already great, but he became a living legend at the young age … [Read More]

American Zach Parise grew up in the “hockey state” of Minnesota and boasts French-Canadian roots. That said, it didn’t come as much of a surprise when he decided to skate for a living. Parise played high school hockey in Faribault, Minnesota before moving on to the University of North Dakota’s Fighting Sioux, where he was … [Read More]

Martin Pierre Brodeur is, if you couldn’t guess, a French Canadian; and what do French Canadians do best? Why, play hockey, of course. And Brodeur is particularly good at it. Martin Brodeur, starting goaltender for the New Jersey Devils, has played his entire 19-year career with the franchise. Drafted in the first round of the … [Read More]

Hailing from Canada and from Serbian parents, Milan Lucic seemed destined to choose hockey as a young boy interested in sports. And it seems to have worked out well for him. Lucic started playing junior hockey when he was 16 years old with the Coquitlam Express in the 2004-05 season. He managed to hook a … [Read More]

Swedish superstar Henrik Lundqvist, goaltender for the New York Rangers, is the first and only puck-stopper to record 30 wins in each of his first six seasons with the National Hockey League (NHL). His performance as a rookie was so dominating that fans and the New York press dubbed him “King Henrik”. As a goaltender … [Read More]

Chicago Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews played two successful seasons with his collegiate alma mater the North Dakota Fighting Sioux. In that time, he helped the Fighting Sioux to the NCAA Frozen Four—the equivalent of college hockey playoffs in the United States—in both 2006 and 2007. The National Hockey League (NHL) Central Scouting Bureau named him … [Read More]

Patrick Kane was the first overall pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, chosen by the Chicago Blackhawks. An all-American hockey player, Kane grew up in Buffalo, New York, skating his heart out through the long winter months. When he was just 14 years old, Kane played with the USA Bobcats, a junior franchise that … [Read More]