Vintage Leaf Memories - Michael Langlois: Andy Hebenton

Popular Posts
- Ian Turnbull: Aggravating, enigmatic - and talented
  
  After a very poor 1972-’73 season, the Leafs had one thing to look forward to: they held three draft choices in the first round of the 1973 ...
- The Leaf legacy in my lifetime: Part V, the 1990s
  
  As we await any (unlikely?) major moves on the part of the Maple Leafs on Monday, "deadline day", it seemed as good a time as any ...
- Popular Leafs Doug Gilmour, Wendel Clark, Johnny Bower and some posts you might have missed
  
  We often, in Leafland, talk about our “favorites” As in, who is your favorite Leaf right now? Who is your favorite Leaf of all-time? In...
- Love him or not, Mats Sundin was one of “ours”
  
  The following is an article that I wrote for the 2012-'13 Lindy's Sports "In the Rink" Maple Leafs Annual a ...
Michael's New eBook

Canadian Residents
US Residents

Canadian Residents
US Residents

Showing posts with label Andy Hebenton. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Andy Hebenton. Show all posts

Toronto Marlie Keith Aucoin's great minor-league career evokes memories of former Maple Leafs Willie Marshall, Bruce Boudreau, Dick Gamble and other legendary minor-leaguers

Thursday, December 20, 2012

I don’t follow the minor leagues as much as I should, I suppose—the AHL, East Coast League and Central Hockey league. Yet thi...

Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)

Common Topics

How I became a Leafs fan (12) Interesting hockey history (25) Leaf Rivals (22) Leaf legacy series (7) Memories from the 1950s (23) Memories from the 1960s (84) Memories from the 1970s (41) Memories from the 1980s (11) Memories from the 1990s (6)
Popular Posts
Welcome,

Vintage Leaf Memories has evolved since its launch in September of 2009. VLM began as a site almost exclusively about my memories as a Maple Leaf fan growing up in Ontario in the 1950s and into the ‘60s and ‘70s. I was born in 1953, and it was a golden era to grow up a Leaf fan, given their tremendous success under Punch Imlach in the 1960s.

I hope that the site will continue to grow! Thanks to everyone for their feedback.