Author: Ray Aniston

Ray Aniston has been writing and podcasting for several websites in recent years. This new venture is the first to have a site covering the entire NHL and not just a single team.

Could Ovechkin Break A Gretzky Record This Year?

There are thousands of different records kept by the NHL, and the main discussion this season has been around the primary record everyone discusses; the all-time goal scorer. As we’ve recently written about, the Washington Capitals captain recently passed Brett Hull for fourth on the all-time goals list. The only folks ahead of Ovechkin now […]

UBS Arena Set For Islanders Home Opener

According to Brian Compton of NHL.com, the New York Islanders hosted their first practice at UBS Arena today, and frankly, it sounds incredible. Due to the timing of construction and the need to wrap up final details, the Islanders have yet to play a game at home. So after 13 games on the road, the […]

Rumor: Quebec Nordiques Attempting Another Comeback

Rumors are swirling around the internet tonight around the idea that Premier François Legault has not only set up a committee to rejuvenate the sport of hockey in Quebec but has also requested a meeting with NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman. According to Alexandre Pratt of the La Presse, that could become a reality sooner rather […]

Opinion: Vegas Golden Knights Crack Super 16. Here’s Why That’s Not High Enough.

If you’re familiar with Dan Rosen, you know he puts out a weekly Super 16 article where he ranks the top 16 teams in the league based on the week he is writing it and where he sees them going forward. It’s his version of power rankings, but only for half the league. Well, this […]

Opinion: Why the NHL Was Never Suspending Crosby

There has been a lot of talk around the Twittersphere about the concept of Sydney Crosby, the captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins, being suspended. You can see a clip of precisely what people are up in arms about below, and Marc Methot is helping fuel that fire. Here’s the thing hockey fans, the NHL cannot […]

Inside The Weekend: What Happened Around The NHL

This weekend was a special weekend inside rinks all over the NHL. From first-time goals to first-time hat-tricks to record-breaking milestones, this weekend was something to be remembered. If you missed anything around the league this weekend, we’ll try and catch you up! Thursday – 11/11 (Extended Weekend in honor of Veterans Day) The Senators […]

Rem Pitlick Scores First Career Goal, Then 2 More For Hat-trick

It’s not every day you score your first NHL goal, and yesterday, Rem Pitlick got to live out that childhood dream. He decided, though, that was not enough. Rem decided to take it to the next level and score two more while he was at it. That’s right; the 24-year-old Ottowa native scored his first […]

Opinion: Four NHL Teams To Watch

The NHL season is always exciting, and when the puck drops on the year, everyone has incredibly high hopes for their team. Whether or not those expectations are met can usually be defined in the first 10-15 games of the year, so as we approach that part of the season, I figured we could take […]

NHL Gets It Wrong, Blackhawks Double Down On Wrong Decision On John Doe 2

Two weeks ago, I wrote an article about the NHL needing a change of leadership. Then, just a few days ago, Gary Bettman comes out and decides to be on the wrong side of a stance surrounding John Doe 2 and the NHL not be providing him therapy, as that decision would be up to […]

Columbus Blue Jackets to Retire Rick Nash’s 61

The Columbus Blue Jackets announced today that they will be retiring their first jersey in franchise history. The jersey that will be retired is of the one and only Rick Nash. Rick Nash played a total of 1,060 games in his impressive NHL career. Columbus drafted him with the 1st overall pick in the 2002 […]