Don Marshall, a former NHL All-Star whose career spanned 20 years from 1952 to 1972 with four different franchises, has died at the age of 92. Marshall spent the majority of his NHL career between the ...

Donnie Marshall won five Stanley Cups, all of them as part of the Montreal Canadiens’ dynasty that won every year between 1956 and 1960 Public domain - Last Survivor Of Habs' 1950s Dynasty Dies The ...

In the early 1950s, our family lived upstairs at my grandparent’s big house in Newport, Vermont, near the Canadian border.

Longtime member of the Montreal Canadiens and New York Rangers, Don Marshall, has died at the age of 92. The Canadiens organization revealed his passing in a team release. Marshall was the final ...

Marty Pavelich is the last surviving member of the Detroit Red Wings' 1950 championship team. Pavelich is a four-time Stanley Cup champion who had a fantastic career, and his memory remains alert, ...

Alex Delvecchio was the last remaining star from the Detroit Red Wings' Stanley Cup-winning dynasty of the 1950s. With his passing on Tuesday, July 1, the Free Press decided it's time to take another ...

Legendary hockey reporter Stan Fischler writes a weekly scrapbook for NHL.com. Fischler, known as "The Hockey Maven," shares his humor and insight with readers every Wednesday. With the 2025 NHL Trade ...

Had Willie O'Ree not experienced the ugliness of racism and segregation of the 1950s Deep South, he might not have broken the National Hockey League's color barrier. O'Ree told attendees at the third ...

The Montreal Canadiens won four out of five Stanley Cups from 1964-65 through 1968-69. The Hockey Hall of Fame called the Canadiens of the late 1960s the “forgotten dynasty” because of the amount of ...