On a team full of future Hall of Fame players like Gretzky, Messier, Kurri and Coffey, it was Kingston’s Ken Linseman that scored Edmonton’s Stanley Cup winning goal to give the Oilers dynasty its first Cup win in 1984 - defeating the four-time defending champion New York Islanders. Linseman, a little older than most of … Continue reading Ken Linseman: Made a career out of big game moments. Including a Stanley Cup winning goal for Edmonton.

It was 45 years ago that Kingston hosted the Ontario Hockey League All Star game at the Memorial Centre. In February 1981, the Kingston Canadians had four players named to the Leyden Division All-Star team; Mike Moffat, Rik Wilson, Neil Belland and Bernie Nicholls. For Wilson and Nicholls it was their second straight all-star appearance. … Continue reading Looking Back At The 1981 OHL All-Star Game In Kingston: Remembering Rik Wilson and former NHL goalie Roger Crozier

Kingston’s Kirk Muller celebrated his 18th birthday in Sarajevo at the 1984 Winter Olympics. Muller scored two goals in an 8-1 romp over Austria, two days earlier he became Canada’s youngest player to play Olympic hockey as a 17-year-old debuting in the tournament when Canada beat the defending gold medalists Team USA with a 4-2 … Continue reading Kingston’s Kirk Muller: The Youngest Player To Represent Canada In Olympic Hockey. At age 17 Muller played in the 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo.

Dan Aykroyd welcomes Bobby Orr to Kingston and Queen's Richardson Stadium for the Kirk Muller/ Scott Arniel Celebrity Softball Classic in July, 1992. Orr was the biggest attraction of the day, he received the loudest ovation and hit a homerun into the right field bleachers late in the game, in the football stadium reconfigured for … Continue reading Star Studded Lineup For Celebrity Softball Classic in Kingston in 1992. Kirk Muller, Scott Arniel & Friends