Two Big Stories From NHL Opening Night
There were a total of four games to open the new season. Night one is now over so let’s look at the two big stories from NHL opening night.
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Edmonton Oilers
The New Jersey Devils’ Incredible Offseason
The New Jersey Devils Incredible Offseason puts them in a position to return to the progress they abandoned last season and become a real threat in the NHL.
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Edmonton Oilers Win The James Neal-Milan Lucic Trade
The Edmonton Oilers send forward Milan Lucic to the Calgary Flames for foward James Neal.The Oilers are winners in the James Neal-Milan Lucic Trade.
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NHL Western Conference Team Grades – February Edition
This article will go through the grades for the Western Conference teams in the NHL up to this point. This piece is pretty deep with a paragraph for each team with a rating based on performance versus expectations for a particular team. Method for rating is an A+ through F system. Western Conference Pacific Division
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Why The Old Jets Left Winnipeg
Ahh… the old Winnipeg Jets. As a hockey fan, I’ve often heard the narrative that the Jets and the Nordiques fell apart and relocated because the fan support wasn’t there. Well, I’m here to tell you that the narrative they left due to attendance issues is false. Even more false than a pair of eyelashes bought at Claire’s,
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Yeo Out, Berube In for the St. Louis Blues
The St. Louis Blues lost to the Los Angeles Kings 2-0 last night at Enterprise Center. General manager Doug Armstrong had seen enough. The team has not been playing well this season, and now are just one loss away from being in the league basement with a current 7-9-3 record. Doug Armstrong fired head coach
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The Race to the Bottom of the NHL Standings
With most attention around the NHL focused on the playoff race, there is another race many are forgetting, the race to the bottom of the NHL standings. Despite your thoughts on tanking, teams are still rising and falling near the bottom of the standings. The last games of the season could have huge effects on
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4 Teams Hoping To Improve in the NHL New Year
Times arrow is marching on and so is the NHL season. The beginning of the 2018 season was showcased by no-name players stepping up and becoming impact playmakers, thrusting teams like the New Jersey Devils and Vegas Golden Knights near to the top of their respective conferences. The flip side of this situation is how
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Five Biggest NHL Surprises of 2017-18 So Far
The first month of NHL action is over and the surprises are multiple and massive. The NHL is never a league that is easy to predict and 2017-18 seems to be no different. It may not be the year of the youngsters that the 2016-17 season was, but the league is seeing new surprises from
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The Smell of Hockey is Literally in The Air
I don’t know about you, but here on the East Coast of Canada we are getting pumped up for another season of the greatest game in the world. Make no mistake, we are still hanging onto summer for as long as possible. However, there is an ever growing scent in the air as the season
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