
When Defensive Greatness Has No Film
Before Bobby Orr, Doug Harvey ran the game—but history remembers what it can see, not always what was truly best.

Before Bobby Orr, Doug Harvey ran the game—but history remembers what it can see, not always what was truly best.

From Coffey to Lidström, the letter “D” defines defence, drive, and NHL dynasties that built hockey’s greatest teams.

Picked #53 overall in 1989, NHL All-Star Nicklas Lidström became the Entry Draft's best selection—1,564 games, 1,142 points, 4 Stanley Cups, 7 Norris Trophies.