Legendary hockey player "Jumbo" Jim Powers, a beloved fixture in Seattle's hockey scene, has left an indelible mark on the city's sports history. As a standout player for the Seattle Totems, Powers was part of a golden era in minor professional hockey, rubbing shoulders with some of the sport's biggest names. But it's not just his on-ice accomplishments that have cemented his place in the hearts of hockey fans - it's the stories of his camaraderie and friendships forged both on and off the ice that have become the stuff of local legend. As a resident of Mill Creek, Powers remains a cherished figure in the community, and his legacy continues to inspire a new generation of hockey enthusiasts.

Longtime Seattle Totems great and Mill Creek resident “Jumbo’ Jim Powers was best remembered for the company he kept on and off the ice during the star-studded heyday of minor professional hockey in ...