HISTORIC TEAMS COLLECTION - Set 4 (12 TEAMS) $16.00

Imagine the 1973-74 WHA Houston Aeros with Gordie Howe and his sons Mark & Marty lacing it up against the cinderella story 2011-12 L.A. Kings for all the marbles. Picture the Great One rifling an unbelievable, game-winning slapshot just past the out-stretched glove of Martin Brodeur. Could the 2007-08 Detroit Red Wings take down the 1981-82 New York Islanders, a team at the peak of it's dynasty? Now these and other fantastic battles can become reality with ICE NUTZ "HISTORIC TEAMS COLLECTION". Pit them against each other, or see how they matchup against current players. Each HISTORIC TEAMS SET features twelve of the greatest hockey teams of all time...

SET 4:

1976-77 BOSTON BRUINS: This talented Bruins squad, featuring 4 future hall-of-famers, cruises through the playoffs, but runs into a juggernaut from Montreal in the Stanley Cup finals. Jean Ratelle leads the team with 94 points (33 goals, 61 assists). 

1960-61 CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS: Chicago upsets Montreal in the semi-finals and goes on to win it's third Stanley Cup over the Detroit Red Wings. It's the Black Hawk's first championship in 23 years. Glenn Hall is an all-star in the net with a 2.51 regular season GAA, and plays even better in the playoffs with a 2.02 GAA.

2007-08 DETROIT RED WINGS: The Wings lead the league in points with 115, and rip through the playoffs to win their 11th Stanley Cup. Henrik Zetterberg wins the Conn Smythe. Pavel Datsyuk leads the team with 97 points (31 goals, 66 assists).

1984-85 EDMONTON OILERS: The Oilers repeat as champions. Gretzky is absolutely ridiculous yet again with 208 points (73 goals, 135 assists). Jari Kurri scores a career high 71 goals. Paul Coffey wins his first Norris Trophy with 121 points (37 goals, 84 assists). Voted the greatest team in NHL history by fans.

1973-74 HOUSTON AEROS: The legendary Gordie Howe comes out of retirement at age 45 to play in the WHA with his sons Mark & Marty. The Howe family leads the Aeros to an Avco Trophy Championship. Papa Gordie hits 100 points (31 goals, 69 assists). 

2011-12 LOS ANGELES KINGS: A true cinderella story...the eighth seed Kings claim their first-ever Stanley Cup! Jonathan Quick wins Conn Smythe honors with an incredible .946 save %, and 1.41 GAA in the playoffs.

1943-44 MONTREAL CANADIENS: The Hab's win their fifth Stanley Cup after 13 years of frustration. Bill Durnan (2.19 GAA) wins the Vezina Trophy in his rookie season. The team features six future hall of famers including Durnan, Toe Blake, Elmer Lach & Maurice Richard.

1994-95 NEW JERSEY DEVILS: The Devils shake off a sluggish 9-11-2 start in this strike-shortened season, and stampede through the playoffs as a five seed to claim their first Stanley Cup Championship. Claude Lemieux wins the Conn Smythe, and a young Martin Brodeur rises to the occassion to lead all playoff goalies with a .927 save % and 1.67 GAA.

1981-82 NEW YORK ISLANDERS: The Isles dynasty is in full swing. New York wins it's third straight championship sweeping Vancouver 4-0 in the Stanley Cup finals. Billy Smith (2.97 gaa) lands the Vezina Trophy, and Mike Bossy brings home Conn Smythe honors.

1979-80 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS: The Flyers do not lose a single game from October 14th to January 6th. The 35 game un-beaten streak is the longest in North American sports history. Philly blasts it's way into the Stanley Cup finals, only to be defeated by their nemesis the New York Islanders in six games.

1976-77 QUEBEC NORDIQUES: Quebec wins it's first Avco Cup. Real Cloutier tops the league with 141 points (66 goals, 75 assists). Serge Bernier is named WHA playoffs MVP with 36 points in 17 games.

1931-32 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS: The Leaf's win their third Stanley Cup with a 3-0 sweep of the New York Rangers. The team features eight future hall-of-famers including: Joe Primeau, Busher Jackson, Charlie Conacher, King Clancy & Hap Day.

You will receive 12 un-cut TEAM CARDS. Each team features 15 skaters (3 suggested lines) and up to 2 Goaltenders. Also included is an ADDITIONAL PLAYERS ROSTER SHEET featuring up to 5 additional skaters from each of the 12 teams to be used for substitutions and/or a 4th line. Over 250 players, each with specific offensive and defensive ability ratings. On the back of each card is a Team Summary featuring season stats, information, leaders and award winners. 

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