Vancouver Canucks
Canucks defenceman Oliver Ekman-Larsson is Out for “Some Weeks”
Vancouver head coach Rick Tocchet said on Saturday that defenceman Oliver Ekman-Larsson (OEL) would be out for “some weeks” after sustaining an ankle injury in a game against the New York Rangers last Wednesday. Ekman-Larsson, who’s had a less-than-desirable season for a player with a cap hit of $8.25 million, had scored only two goals […]
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Rangers’ Defense Must Tighten Up in Front of Shesterkin Moving Forward
When it comes to the New York Rangers, there is no doubt that they are one of the league’s hottest teams right now. As of this writing (Friday, February 17), the team has won six straight games, has earned points in eight-straight games (7-0-1), and dating back to November 30, they have points in 26 […]
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The Rangers Offense is Rolling
The New York Rangers are one of the hottest teams in the NHL right now. The team has points in eight straight (7-0-1), and they have won six consecutive games. As of this writing (Thursday, February 16), the team is third in the Metropolitan Division and sixth in the league with a 32-14-8 record for […]
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Six Shooters: NY Rangers Score Six Goals Again, Defeat Vancouver 6-4 For Sixth Win In A Row
This recap will be brought to you by the number six! The NY Rangers defeated the Vancouver Canucks last night 6-4 for their sixth straight win, including the team scoring six goals in three consecutive games. The Blueshirts stay hot, but it was far from perfect, so let’s break down the good, the bad, and […]
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Trouble on Long Island
After getting off to a strong start with their new All-Star Bo Horvat, the New York Islanders have come back down to earth in a bad way. As of this writing (Wednesday, February 15), the Islanders are 27-23-7 for 61 points. They are currently one point out of the second wild-card spot, which is currently […]
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Breaking Down the Fit Between Tyler Myers and the Toronto Maple Leafs
Earlier this weekend, Tyler Myers rumors began to kick around Leaf land. The veteran Vancouver Canucks defenseman is certainly a name I didn’t expect, but one that does intrigue me. Now financials would need to be worked out, and the analytics aren’t great, but believe it or not, I’m interested. Let’s dive into the fit […]
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Boudreau is Back in the NHL
It never takes long for former Vancouver Canucks, Minnesota Wild, Anaheim Ducks, and Washington Capitals former head coach Bruce Boudreau to find work after being let go from a job. That was proven once again on Thursday, February 9, when Bruce rejoined the NHL Network as an analyst. He has an interesting schedule for the […]
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Canadiens Being Linked to Canucks Star Winger
Heading into the 2022-23 season, the Montreal Canadiens had low expectations. After all, they finished with the fewest points in the NHL during the 2021-22 campaign. So far this season, they are once again near the bottom portion standings and are expected to be sellers at the trade deadline because of it. As a result, […]
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New Jersey Eyeing 3 Players As Trade Deadline Approaches
The New Jersey Devils have been one of the best teams in the NHL all season. They have compiled a 33-13-4 record and 70 points as they sit second in the Metropolitan Division, trailing the Carolina Hurricanes by six points but have a game in hand. Much of their success is due to the breakout […]
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Who was/is the John Madden of Hockey?
With the Super Bowl under a week away, it is hard not to think about football, even if we are all hockey fans here. When it comes to football, the person I think about is the great John Madden. Madden, who passed away back on December 28, 2021, was a Hall of Fame football coach, […]
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