Author: Connor Green
Managing Editor | Inside the Rink
Calgary Arena Deal Terminated; Does the NHL Have Arena Problems?
- Connor Green
- January 8, 2022
After a few years of positivity surrounding a new arena for the Calgary Flames, the deal was terminated months before construction was supposed to begin. Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation announced Tuesday that deal had been terminated since neither the CSEC nor the city of Calgary waived “construction conditions.” The CSEC and city of Calgary […]
Read MoreBreakings News: Klingberg Requests a Trade Out of Dallas
- Connor Green
- January 7, 2022
Dallas Stars defenseman John Klingberg has reportedly requested a trade out of Dallas after contract negotiations had gone stale. David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period broke the story earlier this evening. Klingberg is a top pairing RHD that will garner a lot of interest on the market if the Stars make him available. The Stars […]
Read MoreCould Covid-19 Have an Impact on the NHL Trade Deadline
- Connor Green
- January 6, 2022
DISCLAIMER: I am not a doctor or scientist. While Covid-19 has thrown the 2021-2022 NHL season into disarray already this season, could there be some positive(no pun intended) outcomes heading into the trade deadline? We have all seen the expectation that contracting the Covid-19 virus will give you some sort of natural immunities moving forward, […]
Read More2022 NHL Trade Bait Update
- Connor Green
- January 4, 2022
With the ringing in of the New Year, the next significant landmark in the NHL season is the trade deadline. Most people could agree this is one of the two most exciting days in an NHL schedule, along with Free Agent Frenzy. We are now in the time of year where teams are starting to […]
Read MoreTrade Rumors: Bruins in talks with Oilers on DeBrusk/Yamamoto trade
- Connor Green
- December 30, 2021
According to a source close to the situation, the Boston Bruins are currently talking with the Edmonton Oilers over trading Jake DeBrusk and Kailer Yamamoto. This trade scenario is not being talked about as a one-for-one trade; however, we are looking at the Bruins adding a sweetener in this trade. Both Yamamoto and DeBrusk have […]
Read MoreTrade Alert: Blues and Wild Swap Prospects
- Connor Green
- December 29, 2021
Fresh off a Holiday break, the St. Louis Blue and Minnesota Wild have made a trade! Swapping AHL prospects just before the Winter Classic, the Blues send Nolan Stevens to Minnesota in exchange for Will Bitten. Stevens was selected in the 5th round, 125th overall in 2016 by the Blues. Stevens played in the NCAA […]
Read MoreCanadian NHL Games Postponed due to Attendance Restrictions
- Connor Green
- December 28, 2021
Returning off a holiday break in the NHL schedule, most fans had hoped to see a return of a semi-regular NHL schedule. Little did we know what was in store. The NHL announced that they would be postponing games that were being held in Canadian markets due to a restriction in attendance capacity. There is […]
Read MoreWeek 10 Fantasy Recap & Waiver Wire
- Connor Green
- December 21, 2021
What a week this has been. With a league-wide shutdown on the horizon and a minimal amount of games being played over the last few days, this week was scarce for outstanding performances in the NHL. This week I will focus on some of the players least expected to perform due to their teams’ expectations. […]
Read MoreNHL Shuts Down due to Pandemic Concerns
- Connor Green
- December 20, 2021
With the rapid spread of Covid-19 throughout the NHL, which has landed 119 players scattered across 23 teams into covid protocols, NHL and the NHLPA officially announced that they would postpone the NHL regular season effective 12/22/21. NHL and NHLPA officials agreed to postpone five games to start the holiday break sooner in hopes of […]
Read MoreWeek 9 Fantasy Recap & Waiver Wire
- Connor Green
- December 14, 2021
Week nine has come to a close, more than two dozen NHL players have entered COVID protocol, and the sense that the pandemic will drive players from wanting to participate in the 2022 Beijing Olympics is getting stronger. All signs point to a wild ride for the rest of the ’21-’22 season, but let’s focus […]
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