Other sites and Vintage Leaf Memories posts you may enjoy

There are so many hockey blogs out there, and I know about relatively few of them. But some that stand out for me include:

http://www.whahockey.tv/ Doesn’t post frequently, I don’t believe, but when they do post it’s always interesting stuff about the good old days in the World Hockey Association

http://vintageleafs.blogspot.com/ I’ve mentioned this site before, but I really enjoy the old photos

http://frozenleafs.com/ some solid statistical and analytical commentary

http://www.predsontheglass.com/ I’ve also mentioned this site previously, but it’s just full of daily hockey news

If you are new to Vintage Leaf Memories, you may want to check out some previous posts:

 Who says going to Church doesn’t help?

 It was worth the drive to Chatham

 When the Leafs actually finished first

 Andy Bathgate: the shot that changed hockey

 Rocket Richard; How could I know it wasn’t his mother?

 Eddie Chadwick: the last Leaf ironman

 Dave Keon: three against Charlie Hodge and the Habs - my memories of Game 7 of the 1964 semi-finals. (see the great old photo at the top of the post, which shows Keon and the Leafs in action at Maple Leaf Gardens against Charlie Hodge and the Canadiens)

 Bobby Orr and the night my Dad didn’t believe me

 Bobby Hull: 40 years later and still smiling

 Grey Cup firing led to a Leaf cup in ‘62

 Eddie Litzenberger: the good luck charm

 Alex Faulkner: from Newfoundland to the Leafs to the Wings

 12 things I liked about pre-expansion hockey

 The Original Twelve

 Salming and Hammarstrom weren’t really the first

 Why is someone else wearing Dave Keon’s #14?

 Don Simmons: Forgotten hero

 The rosary and Gordie Howe

As always, we welcome your comments—and any personal Leaf memories you’d like to submit!