0 comments by David Rogers on 10/25/2014
The Philadelphia Flyers suffered some brutal luck when both Braydon Coburn and Andrew MacDonald went down with injuries. Both men are expected to be out about a month, meaning Philadelphia’s questionable defense now has a couple of major holes. Considering the trade market appears to be fairly quiet, especially when it comes to defense, what are […]
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Buffalo’s Brian Gionta was able to avoid a serious injury following this huge hit from San Jose’s Tommy Wingels. The hit was a controversial one and no penalty was called on the play. Should there have been one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOCfsJN4CaI
0 comments by David Rogers on 10/24/2014
It’s official. The LA Kings had their names inscribed on the Stanley Cup in honor of their 2013-14 title.
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The New York Post is reporting that billionaire William Foley is attempting to bring the NHL to Las Vegas. The article mentions that Foley aims to have a team in Vegas by the 2017-18 season. As always, consider the source. The New York Post doesn’t have the cleanest of records, but this specific report is […]
0 comments by David Rogers on 10/23/2014
Back in June, the ol’ rumor mill was suggesting that the Buffalo Sabres were actively shopping Chris Stewart. Nothing came to fruition, but that doesn’t mean the rumors have quieted nor have talks behind the scenes involving Stewart ceased. A new report seen on Sportsnet.ca suggests that the Boston Bruins have spoken with the Sabres […]
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The bar has been raised when it comes to NHL players dressing up for Halloween. P.K. Subban chose to go as Michael Jackson from Thriller and it’s incredible.
0 comments by David Rogers on 10/22/2014
Chris Kunitz may not be the first name you think of when you hear the word “diver” thrown around, but maybe it should be following this act of embellishment against the Philadelphia Flyers. Here’s another look:
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The Pittsburgh Penguins decided to add “O Canada” before their game against the Philadelphia Flyers following the horrible tragedy on Parliament Hill. While that gesture would have been nice enough, the Penguins took things a step further and transformed their arena into one giant “We Love Canada” display.
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Here’s video of the anthem being played in Pittsburgh. In an effort to show their support for Ottawa and Canada, the Canadian anthem will be sung before the Penguins take on the Flyers in Pittsburgh tonight. This is a simple, yet extremely effective way to show support and we hope other NHL squads join in.
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The NHL made the correct decision and has decided to postpone the game between the Senators and Maple Leafs following the shootings surrounding Parliament Hill.
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Slava Voynov’s lawyer Craig Renetzky is pretty confident that his client will not be charged with a crime and the entire situation was just an accident. This comes from a report found on The Hockey News which contains several statements from Voynov’s legal representative. Renetzky: “It’s clear to me there was no crime here. Hopefully, the police […]
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Following a 2013-14 that saw the Colorado Avalanche rise to become one of the most formidable teams in the Western Conference, the Avs entered 2014-15 with high expectations. Instead of building off of their very successful 2013-14, the Avs have arrived in 2014-15 with a thud. The Avs have collected just four points through their first […]
0 comments by David Rogers on 10/21/2014
Signs asking a hockey player to marry you are so last year. The new thing to do is to hold up a sign asking an extremely inappropriate question. Such as this one held up by a fan for Kevin Bieksa. If you can’t make it out, that says: Bieksa Can I Swallow Your Juice? The […]
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Connor McDavid is widely believed to be the best upcoming NHL prospect and most have penciled his name in to be called first during the 2015 NHL Draft. He has received praise from nearly every hockey outlet, but some recent comments from a former top overall pick go a long way in describing the youngster’s […]
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The KHL’s junior league brought us one of the most bizarre hip checks we’ve ever seen. We won’t even bother trying to describe it, but we imagine it’ll be one of the most satisfying checks of the player’s career.
