Following the horrible tragedy today at the Boston Marathon, the NHL has
Bruins/Senators game postponed after Boston Marathon tragedy
0 comments by David Rogers on 4/15/2013
0 comments by David Rogers on 4/15/2013
Following the horrible tragedy today at the Boston Marathon, the NHL has
0 comments by David Rogers
Welcome to one of the final installments of Hockey Fights of the Week for the 2013 season. When the regular season wraps, so too will this column as fights in the playoffs are unfortunately too few and far between to warrant a weekly top-5 countdown. That being said, we still have plenty of hockey fight […]
0 comments by Laura Astorian on 4/13/2013
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 […]
0 comments by Laura Astorian
The Carl Soderberg Story is getting more and more frustrating for the Boston Bruins. Since acquiring the rights to him from the St. Louis Blues for Hannu Toivonen, the Bruins have been patiently waiting for the chance to buy him out of his Swedish contract. They had to wait until his team, Linkoping HC, was […]
0 comments by David Rogers on 4/12/2013
http://youtube.com/watch?v=iaOnTPlhnZk?rel=0 Shortly after an LA Kings victory, Mike Richards prepared to toss his stick into the crowd after he was announced as one of the three stars of the game. As you might imagine, fans tried to position themselves to catch a bit of hockey memorabilia. There was just one problem. Someone lost track of […]
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=YxVc1RC0fGc?rel=0 Steve Ott, agitator extraordinaire, loves to stir things up. Whether it's about fans booing in Buffalo which caused an interesting and kind of hilarious exchange between him, his fiancee and Buffalo's beat writer, or if it's trying to gain an edge before a draw, he'll do what it takes to get under your skin. […]
0 comments by Laura Astorian
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 […]
0 comments by Laura Astorian on 4/11/2013
The NHL has officially released a press statement regarding their alliance with the You Can Play Project. From the press release: "NHL players have supported the You Can Play Project since its inception, which we are pleased to formalize and expand upon with today's announcement," said Don Fehr, NHLPA Executive Director. "The players believe our […]
0 comments by David Rogers on 4/10/2013
Philadelphia goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov is already connected to some pretty strange stories. Some involve his odd yet hilarious fascination with the universe while others surround his mediocre play in net, including a recent play where he appeared to try to duck under a shot. You can add another bizarre story to his resume as Bryzgalov is at […]
0 comments by Laura Astorian
Pekka Rinne has always been one of the NHL's elite netminders, and has been a key cog in the Nashville Predators' machine. Unfortunately, the machine has hit a snag, and the key cog hasn't gotten the defensive support that he usually receives. Rinne is an absolute workhorse, and if you're the backup in Nashville, you […]
0 comments by Jeffrey Kleiman
To say “things aren’t going according to plan” is an understatement if you’re the Buffalo Sabres. The team has either not qualified or hasn’t advanced past the first round of the playoffs in five seasons, which will soon become six after this season is officially over. Lindy Ruff, a man who has been a fixture […]
0 comments by David Rogers on 4/9/2013
The Colorado Avalanche have made headlines in 2013 for all of the wrong reasons. The team failed to figure out Ryan O'Reilly's contract, allowing the dispute to carry deep into the season before ultimately matching an offer sheet O'Reilly had signed with Calgary. The Avalanche also missed an opportunity to capitalize on this year's trade […]
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New York Rangers defenseman Anton Stralman should receive plenty of votes for "Dive of the Year" thanks to his comical flop in his team's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Trailing by a score of 2-0 and scrambling in their own zone, Stralman was tapped on the knee by the stick of James van Riemsdyk. Stralman […]
0 comments by Laura Astorian on 4/8/2013
The NHL isn't holding their Premiere series next season. The popular start to the season obviously got scrapped this year with the lockout, and it'll be scrapped for the time being. Why? Because the league doesn't want it to just be a novelty outreach to the European markets. Instead, it wants a more permanent outreach. […]
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The NHL trade deadline has come and gone, signaling that we are truly in the last stages of the 2013 season. Have teams responded to the increased pressure and urgency by dropping the mitts? Not really. In a somewhat surprising turn of events, there weren't very many fights to judge from last week. As teams […]