hockey teams

Describes the history of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team, and profiles a number of the team's veteran players, managers, and coaches.

Discusses the stars, records, and controversies associated with the Montreal Canadiens, the most successful sports franchise in North America with twenty-three Stanley Cup wins, covering players such as Maurice "Rocket" Richard, Doug Harvey, and Jacques Laperriere.

Discusses the stars, records, and controversies associated with the Minnesota Wild, an expansion team started in St. Paul in 2000, covering players such as Richard Park, Wes Walz, Willie Mitchell, and Marian Gaborik.

Describes the history of the Colorado Avalanche hockey team, and profiles a number of the team's veteran players, managers, and coaches.

Discusses the stars, records, and controversies associated with the Chicago Blackhawks, who won the Stanley Cup for the third time in 1961, covering players such as Bobby Hull, Bill Mosienko, Stan Mikita, and Glenn Hall.

Describes the history of the New York Rangers hockey team, and profiles a number of the team's veteran players, managers, and coaches.

Describes the history of the Detroit Red Wings hockey team, and profiles a number of the team's veteran players, managers, and coaches.

Tells the story of the Thistles, a men's hockey team from northwestern Ontario, and their quest to win the Stanley Cup in the 1890s.

New kids Max and Marty Mitchell try to establish a hockey team in Indian River after the town decides to drop its sponsorship of the local club.

Chronicles the history of the Preston Rivulettes, an all-girls hockey team that formed during the Great Depression, describing the team's accomplishments and setbacks, and discussing how they overcame gender stereotypes to become inspirational athletes.