Arctic Ice Hockey, For Winnipeg Jets Fans

46 years ago, the Leafs won it all. These are the people who did it, as seen through their cards. Today it's Terry Sawchuk, Black Hawk killer.

Taking a look at some of the innovations that changed the game - this time around, Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita's curve, which altered things more than you may think.

Jean Beliveaus' presence in front of the crease added to the value of Glenn Hall's innovative butterfly style.

Ben's grandpa introduces himself, and also provides in-depth critiques of this week's BTN articles.

Mr Goalie: In which we find what Hall of Famer won Cups for both the Flyers and the Blackhawks and other amazing facts

The Copper & Blue in copoperation with Brick Books sponsor a book giveaway of "Night Work: The Sawchuk Poems" by Randall Maggs. Here's your chance to win a free copy of this fine book of hockey poetry.

Canadian poet Randall Maggs comes to Edmonton next week to give a reading from his award-winning book Night Work: The Sawchuk Poems.

A C&B exclusive in-depth interview with Randall Maggs, author of the award-winning book "Night Work: The Sawchuk Poems".

Analyzing era effects on the NHL career shutouts record currently shared by Terry Sawchuk and Martin Brodeur.

When asked about the next record to fall to Brodeur, Lemaire said: "One hundred and four shutouts? I think it’ll never be broken. Never." Which is what people used to say about Sawchuk’s 103...