Author: Kevin Santangelo
Co Host of Cue' the Duck Boats Podcast Writer for Inside the Rink

Bruins Sign 2020 Draft Pick to Entry-Level Contract
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 29, 2023
The Boston Bruins have been the best team in the NHL all season as they continue their historic pace. A large part of their success can be attributed to general manager Don Sweeney who is the team’s architect, as he has found ways to bring in veterans at the trade deadline to complement the team’s […]
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Report: Taylor Hall Makes Big Stride In Return From Injury
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 17, 2023
The Boston Bruins have been without forward Taylor Hall since February 25th, when he last played against the Vancouver Canucks. He has missed the last nine games with a lower-body injury as the Bruins placed him on LTIR before the trade deadline. Not much news has surfaced regarding Hall’s injury and its severity. While many […]
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Capitals Defenseman Game Time Decision Against St. Louis
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 17, 2023
The Capitals have been dealing with injuries all season long and, for the most part, have been able to overcome the loss of several key players at times. While it hasn’t been perfect, the Capitals still find themselves fighting for a playoff spot even after trading away several key veterans earlier this month at the […]
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Report: Hurricanes Star Forward Could Miss Remainder Of Season
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 13, 2023
The Carolina Hurricanes are the second-best team in the NHL, trailing the Boston Bruins by 11 points for the top spot. After revamping the roster in the offseason, they have shown they are a legitimate Stanley Cup contender this season as they sit first in the Metropolitan Division with a 43-14-8 record and 94 points. […]
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Rasmus Sandin Taking Advantage of New Opportunity in Washington
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 13, 2023
The Washington Capitals were major sellers at the 2023 NHL Trade Deadline, and while they unloaded several veterans on expiring contracts, they made one addition. After their trade with the Boston Bruins that sent Dmitry Orlov and Garnet Hathaway to Beantown, the Capitals found themselves with an extra first-round pick at their disposal. Knowing the […]
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Capitals Re-sign Trevor van Riemsdyk
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 11, 2023
The Washington Capitals and general manager Brian MacLellan have been busy over the last week or two as they were major sellers at the NHL Trade Deadline. With their focus on the future, they continued shaping the roster beyond this season. One of the major areas that needed to be addressed was the blue line, […]
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Report: Taylor Hall Expected to Return From Injury Sooner Than Expected
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 10, 2023
The Boston Bruins have been without one of their dynamic playmakers since February 25th. During a west coast road trip, forward Taylor Hall returned home to Boston with a lower-body injury with two games remaining on the trip. Once the Bruins returned home to Boston, they officially placed Hall on long-term injured reserve. Since the […]
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Injury Update On Three Capitals Defensemen
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 8, 2023
The Washington Capitals have been dealing with injuries all season long as it has hampered their success. Recently the Capitals’ injury woes have affected the blue line, as three players are working their way back to the starting lineup. Two players were banged up during the March 1st game against the Anaheim Ducks, while one […]
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Bruins Newly Acquired Players Already Making An Impact
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 7, 2023
Heading into the March 3rd Trade Deadline, the Boston Bruins sat at the top of the NHL standings as the best team in the league. Already fielding a deep roster, general manager Don Sweeney understood adding new players via trade is essential even when your team is the best. Sweeney made two major deals to […]
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Player Profile: Johnny Beecher
- Kevin Santangelo
- March 6, 2023
With the 30th overall pick in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, the Boston Bruins selected center Johnny Beecher. Born on April 5th,2001, the Elmira, New York native was seen as a future top-six center for the Bruins as he has many attributes that should translate to the NHL level. The Bruins organization lacked center prospects, […]
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