Day: January 4, 2023
Thomas Milic Carries Canada To The Gold Medal Game; Canada Defeats USA 6-2 In The Semis
USA vs. Canada, does it get any better than this? The next chapter between these eternal rivals was about to be written. The winner moves on to face Czechia for gold, and the loser will face off against Sweden for Bronze. A common theme during this tournament was how electric the crowd was. It was […]
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Max Pacioretty Inching Closer To Return
Christmas has come early. The Carolina Hurricanes have activated forward Max Pacioretty from the injured non-roster list. With the trade deadline within reach, this is a huge upgrade to the roster. The Carolina Hurricanes currently sit first in the Metropolitan Division. Max Pacioretty Nearing Return Finally, the organization and the fan base get to see […]
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3 Ways Leafs Goaltending ‘Cold Stretch’ can be Positive Long-Term
The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to be one of the best teams in hockey. With a record of 23-8-7 with 53 points in 38 games, that doesn’t happen without strong goaltending. So far this season, Maple Leafs General Manager Kyle Dubas decision to go with Matt Murray and Ilya Samsonov as a tandem has paid […]
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Report: DeBrusk Injury Confirmed
Jake DeBrusk was the hero at this year’s 2023 Winter Classic as he helped the Bruins erase a 1-0 deficit late in the game. The Bruins trailed the Penguins in the third period, but thanks to the tenacious play by the 26-year-old winger, he was able to beat Pittsburgh goalie Casey DeSmith twice as the […]
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DeBrusk On Pace For a Career Year After Winter Classic Heroics
This season has been remarkable for the Boston Bruins as they continue to stack win after win as the season progresses. Coming into the season, the Bruins were hopeful with a coaching change that one player, in particular, would be taking his game to an even higher level than last year. Coming off a career […]
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Playoffs are Not a Guarantee for the Devils
There is no doubt that the New Jersey Devils have taken huge strides this season. That may actually be an understatement. As of this writing (Tuesday, January 3), the Devils are second in the Metropolitan Division and sixth in the league with a 23-11-3 record for 49 points through 37 games. The team’s youngsters have […]
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Bruins’ Prospect Involved In Blockbuster OHL Trade
Boston Bruins’ 2021 third-round pick Brett Harrison has been having a terrific season in the Ontario Hockey League, and that torrid start has made the center a top asset. The Windsor Spitfires wanted Harrison badly enough to trade six draft picks to the Oshawa Generals in exchange for the 6-foot-3 forward Tuesday. Harrison is currently […]
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Is It Time To Start Worrying In Denver?
By Adrian Dater | @adater DENVER – Colorado Avalanche players were not short-changed in their partying with the Stanley Cup over the summer. Denver is a city known for its many beer drinkers, but Avalanche players drank everybody under the table on Cup parade day. Not since the Boston Bruins and their infamous team bar […]
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Weathering The Storm: Rangers Overcome Slow Start, Surge Past Carolina Hurricanes 5-3
The Rangers have experienced many highs and lows throughout the first half of this season. Recently their play and results have been more favorable, but many still felt they needed to see more from them before truly believing this team could match last year’s surprising squad. However, last night’s gritty, bounceback 5- 3 victory against […]
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Game Day Preview: Historic Rivalry Renewed as Team Canada Takes on Team USA in the Semi-Final
Tonight at 6:30 pm EST, one of the best rivalries in hockey will get underway! For the first time in the 2023 World Juniors, Team Canada will take on Team USA in the semi-final! Both teams have some of the best prospects in the sport, going head-to-head for a shot at the gold medal. You […]
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