0 comments by David Rogers on 4/19/2014
There have been some pretty odd NHL memorabilia auctions on eBay over the years. You can add this auction for the cup from Tyler Seguin’s jock strap to the list. The item, which was apparently worn by Seguin during his time with the Boston Bruins, is currently listed on eBay with a sale price of […]
0 comments by David Rogers on 4/18/2014
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Move over Joel Quenneville. There’s a new incident below the belt which has everyone talking. Watch as Milan Lucic spears Danny Dekeyser in a very sensitive area. If Quenneville’s earned a $25,000 fine, what does this mean for Lucic? Probably not much because this is the NHL and that’s how things work.
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Chicago Blackhawks head coach Joel Quenneville has been $25,000 for inappropriate conduct during Game 1 against the St. Louis Blues. Quenneville was animated on the bench several times during his team’s defeat, but the fine is likely due to the coach grabbing himself while shouting at the officials. Here’s what he did in GIF form, […]
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Night two in the NHL playoffs proved to include a little bit of everything. In St. Louis, the Blues tied it late and then won it in the third OT. In Colorado, the Avs stormed back from a two-goal hole, pulled their goalie with three minutes left, tied the game with 13 seconds left, and won it in […]
0 comments by David Rogers on 4/17/2014
Incredible save from Corey Crawford on Valdimir Tarasenko. It looked like an easy goal for the Blues, but Crawford (and his wrist) had other intentions.
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Gary Bettman is a busy man. So busy that he simply can’t take his eyes off his phone while attending Game 1 between the Blues and Blackhawks.
0 comments by Derek Rocco on 4/16/2014
The Canadiens won in overtime in Game 1 against the Lightning. The Habs’ GM, Marc Bergevin was really, really happy about it. Poor Steve Yzerman was not:
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UPDATE: Sadly, the playoff montage video from Hockey Night in Canada has been taken down. No reason has been given, but a safe guess would be it has something to do with Metallica’s music being prominently featured. You’d assume permission would be requested first, but that’s not always the case.
Trust us that it was awesome. You can read more about the situation here.
From the Mighty Ducks movie outtakes. What @9modano really told Bombay and the Ducks… pic.twitter.com/AEwPhgFLwb” @AnaheimDucks
— Mike Modano (@9modano) April 16, 2014
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0 comments by Jeffrey Kleiman on 4/15/2014
On Tuesday evening, the NHL Draft Lottery took place in Toronto. After the dust settled, the Florida Panthers won the lottery and will pick first in June’s NHL Draft which will take place in Philadelphia. While the New Jersey Devils did not qualify for the playoffs, they will be picking 30th in the first round […]
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The Calgary Flames traded Jay Bouwmeester to the St. Louis Blues a little over one year ago. In exchange, the Flames received a conditional first-round pick, Mark Cundari and goaltender Reto Berra. The trade was supposed to begin the rebuilding effort in Calgary, but many believed the Blues escaped with a nice asset for an […]
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The NHL playoffs can bring players that are on the fringe of stardom right to center stage. Here are some names to watch up for as the league prepares to drop the puck on its season season.
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The 2013-14 season was a good one for NHL attendance. Though there were still some teams which struggled to draw fans, the overall picture was a positive one as the league set a new record for total attendance. A total of 21,758,902 fans flocked to NHL arenas this past season, representing 96% average capacity around […]
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Before we get to bask in the glow of the NHL’s best 16 teams, we have to watch the worst. The NHL Lottery is today, and here are the odds on who will get the first pick in this upcoming draft via TSN: According to Central Scouting, the top pick this year could be Samuel Bennett. […]
0 comments by David Rogers on 4/14/2014
The 2013-14 season is in the books. There were a few tight playoff races, but the overall picture was mostly decided. Despite there being few truly pivotal games in the final week, the fights didn’t disappoint. This will be our final regular installment of Hockey Fights of the Week for the 13-14 season. Stay tuned […]
