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Welcome to Hockey Docs
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Junior hockey is more than scores and stats — it’s family, sacrifice, and dreams realized.
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At HockeyDocs, we capture these untold stories through books, films, and podcasts so they live on for every fan.
- ockeyDocs is led by Aaron Bell, author of OHL Classics, 25 Years with the Belleville Bulls, and Macs More: The Story of the 1959 Belleville McFarlands, preserving the history and passion of the game.”
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“Even When He’s Not Doing Anything, You’ll Love Him”
Some players announce themselves with goals and highlight reels.Others reveal themselves in quieter ways. In this Junior Hockey Giants Snapshot, longtime sports writerPaul Svoboda shares a draft-day moment that perfectly captures the essence of Matt Beleskey — long…
“It’s a Privilege”: Remembering David Branch and the Meaning of the Memorial Cup
The hockey world was saddened earlier this week by the sudden passing of David Branch at age 77. In the days since, many tributes have rightly focused on his leadership and his lasting impact on junior hockey in Canada. In that spirit, we’re sharing this interview…
The Moment Before the Moment
Some hockey stories don’t announce themselves.They slip by quietly.Until years later, when you realize everything traces back to that night, that decision, that observation. That’s what this HockeyDocs Snapshot is about. Before the NHL.Before the numbers.Before the…
👉 Help Shape the Next HockeyDocs Stories
One of the things I’ve always loved about HockeyDocs is how many different ways the game connects us. For some, it’s the team memories — nights at the arena, cheering for the hometown club. For others, it’s the big championship runs that stick with you forever. And…
John Druce: More Than a Hot Streak
Most hockey fans remember John Druce for 1990—14 playoff goals in 15 games with the Washington Capitals. An unexpected run. A flurry of headlines. And then? Silence. But that’s never been the full story. And frankly, that kind of framing doesn’t do John Druce justice….