Nashville is not known for its huge hockey records but many are very excited to see the return of Mike Fisher. After taking less than a year of retirement Fisher has returned and is ready to come back and fight for the cup. On Monday, the Predators signed Fisher to a prorated contract worth $1 million, officially […]
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With only 24 games remaining in the regular season and the Habs sitting thirteen points back of a playoff spot, the writing is on the wall for the Canadiens. The 2017-2018 season has been an absolute disaster, and not one most fans saw coming after finishing first in the Atlantic division last season. Many fans
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The NHL trade deadline is the time of hockey season where everyone overreacts by dreaming up perfect scenarios for their team to magically become a cup favourite. Teams on the bubble like Anehiem and Dallas who think they are potentially one piece shy of becoming cup contenders, look to be working the phones heavily over
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After dropping their first two games after the All-star break, the Montreal Canadiens playoff hopes are grim. Sitting nine points back of a playoff spot with only 31 games remaining, the Canadiens now have a 0.6% chance of making the post-season, according to sportsclubstats.com. With such low odds, the Canadiens are being forced to become
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The 2018 NHL Allstar break has just concluded and the playoff push is about to start at the unofficial midway point of the season. The first half of the regular season is usually characterized by overachievers and surprises, which throws the name of unheard of players into the races for the biggest individual trophies. The Professional
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5 Reasons The Boston Bruins Should Stand Pat at the Trade Deadline With the NHL trade deadline approaching – on February 26 – there are several reasons why Bruins fans, or Sweeney-wannabes, want a Bruins trade deadline splash. It has been 47 Days… YES, you are reading that correctly. In case you didn’t, it’s been
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In a press conference on Sunday, January 7th, Marc Bergevin stated that despite the Habs poor record, they would still be pursuing a berth in this years Stanley Cup Playoffs. While he would like to believe that this is possible, this team is missing a couple of key pieces in order to make a serious
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When it was announced that NHL players would not take part in the Olympics, hockey fans everywhere were discouraged. Some of hockey’s greatest moments are from the Olympic tournament as recent as Sidney Crosby putting an OT game-winner past Ryan Miller in Canada’s home ice gold medal win over the USA. The idea of not seeing the best
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Welcome to The Weekend Watch, this weekend is jam-packed with games from all sports. The first major of the tennis season is in full swing down under. The PGA Tour is in La Quinta, California. The NHL has a Sunday afternoon game. Five big college basketball games on Saturday. NBA is back on primetime Saturday
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The Habs and Bruins went to war for the first time this season on Saturday night. This is the first of three match-ups between the two teams in the span of a week. It was a hard fought game by both teams with the Bruins eventually defeating the Canadiens 4-3 in a shootout. The game,
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