Pucks and Cups

Pucks and Cups

By Craig BairdSportsHistoryHockey
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Pucks and Cups episodes

  • The Trophy Namesake: Art Ross

    The award given to the highest point-getter in the NHL each season is named for him, but Art Ross only had one point in the NHL. While that may seem odd, his career in hockey lasted for decades and he would change the game forever as a player, coach and manager, leaving a massive and lasting mark on the National Hockey League.

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    29 min
  • The Praying Goalie: Clint Benedict

    Clint Benedict was one of the greatest goalies of the 1920s in the NHL. He would win four Stanley Cups with Ottawa and Montreal, and forced the NHL to change its rules regarding goalies leaving their feet. Most notably, he was the first NHL goalie to wear a mask, which he did for a few games at the end of his career.

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    18 min
  • The One That Started It All: The First Stanley Cup Series

    After the Stanley Cup was donated in 1893, it was in 1894 that the first Stanley Cup series was played. Played between 3 teams, on poor ice, it was the start of something amazing.

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    16 min
  • Away In Toronto
    I am away in Toronto this week visiting some fun historical places, so no episode. New episodes will be back next week.

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    2 min
  • A Hockey Cathedral: Maple Leaf Gardens

    A hockey cathedral, Maple Leaf Gardens was built in The Great Depression by Conn Smythe and it would not only be the home of the Maple Leafs during their 11 Stanley Cups, but where The Beatles would play, where Winston Churchill spoke, where Canada battled the Russians in the Summit Series, and where Muhammed Ali fought

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    30 min
  • The Fastest NHL Ever: Cyclone Taylor

    Season 3 of Pucks and Cups begins with the story of Cyclone Taylor. Known for skating backwards faster than any player could skate forward, he would win two Stanley Cups and be involved in an infamous part of Canadian history. He would also turn the sod on the Hockey Hall of Fame, and drop the first puck in Vancouver Canucks history.

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    28 min
  • Canada A Yearly Journey: 1867
    I've launched a new podcast called Canada: A Yearly Journey, which will look at every year in Canada's history, beginning with 1867.
    The first episode dropped last week, with 1868 coming Thursday.

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    21 min
  • The Proto-Black Hawks: The Regina Capitals

    Starting in 1921, the Regina Capitals were one of the best teams in the league, nearly playing for the Stanley Cup. In 1927, its players formed the basis of the Chicago Black Hawks. Among the players on the original Capitals was one named Eddie Shore.

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    16 min
  • A Small Town, A Big Win: The Kenora Thistles

    With a stacked team of nine Hall-of-Famers, including five home-grown players, the Kenora Thistles won the 1907 Stanley Cup, making Kenora the smallest community to ever claim the Cup.

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    19 min
  • The First To 200 Goals: Cy Denneny

    In the 1920s, Cy Denneny was one of the best players in the NHL. Playing for the Ottawa Senators for most of the decade, winning four Stanley Cups. He added another with the Boston Bruins. Along the way, he became the 1st NHLer to score 200 goals, which he did in only 181 games.

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    18 min

About Pucks and Cups

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Each week I look at the early history of the NHL, mostly pre-1970. I look at the players, the stories and the teams that helped to make the NHL the greatest league, and hockey the greatest sport, in the world.

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