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Ushering in a New Generation: New Jersey Devils

5, Mar 2010

In our newest feature, Ushering in a New Generation, our talented writer Katlyn Gambill takes a deeper look into team success based on a player’s age. Today, she looks at the New Jersey Devils, who are for the eighth oldest team in the league.

Lou Lamoriello’s New Jersey Devils are the eighth oldest team, with an average [...]

Cost Efficiency: Duncan Keith Leads the Pack

4, Mar 2010

As of the Olympic break, Duncan Keith (Chicago Blackhawks) is the most cost effective player among the top 50 scorers. Bobby Ryan, from the Anaheim Ducks, leads the top 50 in goals per dollar ($68,642.90). Keith, however, leads in points per dollar, as well as assists per dollar.

Keith’s point per dollar averages out to be [...]

Ushering in a New Generation: St. Louis Blues

28, Feb 2010

In our newest feature, Ushering in a New Generation, our talented writer Katlyn Gambill takes a deeper look into team success based on a player’s age. Today, she looks at St. Louis Blues, who tie as the sixth oldest team with the Minnesota Wild.

When referencing the St. Louis Blues, a few names immediately pop up: [...]

Ushering in a New Generation: Minnesota Wild

19, Feb 2010

In our newest feature, Ushering in a New Generation, our talented writer Katlyn Gambill takes a deeper look into team success based on a player’s age. Today, she looks at the Minnesota Wild, who are for the sixth oldest team in the league.

As the sixth oldest team in the National Hockey League, the Minnesota Wild [...]

Ushering in a New Generation: San Jose Sharks

12, Feb 2010

In our newest feature, Ushering in a New Generation, our talented writer Katlyn Gambill takes a deeper look into team success based on a player’s age. Today, she looks at the San Jose Sharks, who are for the fifth oldest team in the league.

As the fifth oldest team in the league, the San Jose Sharks sit [...]

Finally the Stars Look to Youth

10, Feb 2010

Mike Modano leads all USA born hockey players in points and goals but now mans the fourth line in Dallas. After he and Marty Turco blamed the team’s woes on agitator Sean Avery, which amongst other things led to his exodus from Dallas, the Stars have not played any better than their mediocre 10th [...]

Ushering in a New Generation: Vancouver Canucks

6, Feb 2010

In our newest feature, Ushering in a New Generation, our talented writer Katlyn Gambill takes a deeper look into team success based on a player’s age. Today, she looks at the Vancouver Canucks, who tie for the second oldest team in the league.

Third in the Western Conference, the Vancouver Canucks currently rank as the fourth oldest [...]

Looking Back at the Canadiens’ Draft: 2000-2009

5, Feb 2010

Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Washington are all Stanley Cup favorites this year. What do these teams have in common? How did they build their successful teams? Through the draft, specifically through obtaining high draft picks for multiple years. Teams like New Jersey, San Jose, and Detroit, prove that a team can win consistently and still build [...]

Does Clearing Jokinen Mean Kovalchuk?

2, Feb 2010

With the departure of Olli Jokinen for essentially spare parts, Flames fans believe another deal will be made.  After all, GM Darryl Sutter did effectively clear 500K off his cap after the supposed salary dump.  So is Sutter now looking to Atlanta and and acquiring Ilya Kovalchuk?
Just a few days ago, TSN’s Darren Dreger listed [...]

How Will the Leafs Recover Offense?

31, Jan 2010

The Toronto Maple Leafs traded away Ian White, Jason Blake, Matt Stajan, Jamal Mayers and Niklas Hagman accounting for 38 percent of their offense.  What will the team do to replace the four missing forwards?
When questioned GM Brian Burke mentioned the one forward acquired, Fredrik Sjostrom, as one of the players likely to fill the [...]

The Man Behind the Mask: Ken Dryden

30, Jan 2010

The NHLHS Man Behind The Mask series is a bi-weekly profile on some of the best goalies in the league to ever wear the “mask”. We hope you enjoy the latest installment of the NHLHS MBTM series.

Although the only time I have seen Ken Dryden skate as a Montreal Canadien was on December 4, 2009, [...]

Saturday NHL Morning Papers (Western Conference)

30, Jan 2010

In NHL Morning Papers we break down the stories published in newspapers around the country. By reading our synopsis the average hockey fan can catch up to all the happenings around the National Hockey League.

Central

Patrick Kane knows he needs to grow up, as he addresses the media one day after scandalous photos of him and [...]

Saturday NHL Morning Papers (Eastern Conference)

30, Jan 2010

In NHL Morning Papers we break down the stories published in newspapers around the country. By reading our synopsis the average hockey fan can catch up to all the happenings around the National Hockey League.

Atlantic Division

Martin Brodeur had an explanation for the Devils’ 5-4 overtime win over the Toronto Maple Leafs in which they blew [...]

Ushering in a New Generation: Pittsburgh Penguins

29, Jan 2010

In our newest feature, Ushering in a New Generation, our talented writer Katlyn Gambill takes a deeper look into team success based on a player’s age. Today, she looks at the Pittsburgh Penguins who tie for the second oldest team in the league.

Led by one of the youngest captains in the NHL, the Pittsburgh Penguins are [...]

Friday NHL Morning Papers (Western Conference)

29, Jan 2010

In NHL Morning Papers we break down the stories published in newspapers around the country. By reading our synopsis the average hockey fan can catch up to all the happenings around the National Hockey League.

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The Blackhawks defeated the Sharks in overtime on the second goal of the night from Troy Brouwer.  ”We had exactly the [...]

Friday NHL Morning Papers (Eastern Conference)

29, Jan 2010

In NHL Morning Papers we break down the stories published in newspapers around the country. By reading our synopsis the average hockey fan can catch up to all the happenings around the National Hockey League.

Atlantic Division

Though it is impossible to predict general manager Glen Sather’s next move, last night’s benching of Wade Redden just 2:05 [...]

Restoring the Rosters: Edmonton Oilers

28, Jan 2010

Based on Matthew Pouliot’s series on Circling the Bases, I have decided restore the rosters for every NHL team. Like Pouliot, I have established some ground rules for my selections.

Each team contains players they originally drafted or signed before any other NHL team. This includes players drafted and not signed, as well as European free agents [...]

Thursday NHL Morning Papers (Western Conference)

28, Jan 2010

In NHL Morning Papers we break down the stories published in newspapers around the country. By reading our synopsis the average hockey fan can catch up to all the happenings around the National Hockey League.

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The Hawks look to play well against the Sharks tonight.  ”Looking back at our trip so far we’ve had some really [...]

Thursday NHL Morning Papers (Eastern Conference)

28, Jan 2010

In NHL Morning Papers we break down the stories published in newspapers around the country. By reading our synopsis the average hockey fan can catch up to all the happenings around the National Hockey League.

Atlantic Division

The rematch of Martin Brodeur vs. Ryan Miller will probably come some time next month in Vancouver. If Wednesday night’s [...]

The Flyers Black and Blue Line

27, Jan 2010

With injuries to Danny Syvret and Ryan Parent on top of the poor play of the defensive units, the Philadelphia Flyers are currently in the hunt to fix the issues.

Aside from the goaltending black cloud that has been over Philadelphia for so many years, this season a bigger situation arises.
Many figured Chris Pronger to be [...]


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