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Alex Ovechkin’s exit comments raise plenty of questions

Washington Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin had some very interesting parting words before he joined the Russian national team at the World Championships. A disappointing Game 7 loss should irritate Ovechkin, but it's not exactly something he's not familiar with. His team tends to exit in seven games quite often, giving fans high hopes then breaking […]

Mike Keenan is Metallurg Magnitogorsk’s new coach

Iron Mike Keenan has coached for eight NHL teams since he began coaching in the 1984/1985 season. These coaching tenures usually end with someone in tears – a goalie, nine times out of ten. Keenan does not have a reputation as being someone easy to work for, and he's been given power that's incompatible to […]

A Bruce Boudreau coached team suffers another playoff letdown

The Anaheim Ducks finished second in the Western Conference, winning their second Pacific Division banner and giving their fans high hopes for the post-season. They were expected to make the playoffs this season, but the finish, despite the presence of superstars like Corey Perry, Teemu Selanne, Bobby Ryan, and Ryan Getzlaf, was a pleasant surprise. […]

Ottawa Sun front page goes too far with “first blood”

You can't judge a fan base by a newspaper which employs a reporter who wrote about his own junk, so let's not jump to conclusions. You can debate the schematics of the hit on Lars Eller by Eric Gryba all that you want to, but when Eller hit the ice a vast majority of Senators […]

Duncan Keith insults reporter who happens to be a woman

As the resident woman around Puck Drunk Love, whenever some odd scandalous comment pops up that could be perceived as "anti-woman" or "misogynist" pops up, I take a look at it. Normally I mock it, like While the Men Watch or a Guide to Hockey for women. In Duncan Keith's case, I find myself, as […]

Vancouver Canucks pay tribute to Boston before game against Red Wings

Few hockey teams dislike each other as much as the Vancouver Canucks and the Boston Bruins, a hatred that grew out of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals. But, with the events of the past week fresh on everyone's mind, we're reminded of an interesting dichotomy. Sports help us heal after tragedies, but at the same […]

Adam Burish and Oliver Ekman-Larsson get into a compromising position

Buzzfeed published these masterful gifs from Monday night's 4-0 Sharks win over the stumbling Phoenix Coyotes. Awesome saves? No. Sweet dekes? Nope. It was something more unexpected… and awkward. Call it yoga. Call it something out of the Kama Sutra. Call it whatever you want, but you must at least call it unique. The video explains […]

Video: Craig Anderson high-sticks Adam Henrique

It's understandable when goaltenders get frustrated because no one is clearing the crease for them. When an opposing team's forward parks themselves right in front of your goalie, you're supposed to move that player — and don't be surprised if the goaltender goes ahead and does it for you if you don't. Craig Anderson found […]

Taylor Hall avoids suspension for two-handed slash chop

Apparently Taylor Hall is a Braves fan, because he's very much fond of doing a tomahawk chop when he has to. But not a typical one-handed one. Oh, no no no. Hall does nothing halfway. He uses two hands. And a hockey stick (the chop is about 11 seconds in). http://youtube.com/watch?v=a12ZMGRLasg Look, I understand that […]

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