AHL
Bruins Prospect Attending Development Camp While Rehabbing Injury
Trevor Kuntar was drafted in the third round with the 89th overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft by the Boston Bruins after finishing in the top ten in the USHL in scoring with the Youngstown Phantoms as an assistant captain that season with 53 points in 44 games which earned him a second-team All-Star […]
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Dallas Stars and Idaho Steelheads Extend Affiliation
The Dallas Stars announced that they’ve extended their affiliation with the Idaho Steelheads for the next two seasons; the two sides have been affiliated since the 2005-06 season as well as serving as their affiliate during the 2003-04 season as well. Idaho has done well as Dallas’ affiliate as the Steelheads have made the Kelly […]
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Idaho Steelheads: Season Review
It’s no secret that the Idaho Steelheads were an entire wagon this season. From breaking records to insane goaltending to their Kelly Cup Finals run, this team was something special. Let’s start breaking the Steelheads’ incredible season down: Steelheads Records: The Steelheads shattered some ECHL records and one of their records. ECHL Records: With the […]
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AHL Coach of the Year, Mitch Love, Expected to Join The Capitals
The Calgary Wranglers will soon be in search of a new head coach. Sportsnet’s Jeff Marek has reported that the current head coach, Mitch Love, is expected to join the Washington Capitals as an assistant coach. This news is a significant development in hockey, with Love’s success and achievements as head coach of the Flames’ […]
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Bruins Sign Goaltending Prospect To One-Year Deal
Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced Monday that the team has signed goaltender Brandon Bussi to a one-year, two-way contract extension through the 2023-24 season with an NHL salary cap hit of $775,000. Bussi was set to become a restricted free agent on July 1. The 24-year-old netminder played in 32 games for the […]
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Miro Heiskanen Needs an Enforcer Partner
The Dallas Stars have problems here and there. This week, I’ll explain why I think defenseman and alternate captain Miro Heiskanen needs an enforcer defenseman instead of veteran defenseman Ryan Suter. The Heiskanen-Suter defensive pairing likely won’t work in the long run. Here are three points to consider. Ryan Suter’s a Mismatch for Miro Heiskanen […]
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Bruins Top Prospect Likely To Attend First Development Camp
The Boston Bruins will need some of their young, developing prospects to make the step to the National Hockey League soon. This summer’s rookie development camp should shed some light on who might fight for a spot on the Bruins roster this fall. One name that continues to be at the top of the list […]
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Artyom Duda leaves KHL for University of Maine
Artyom Duda, the 6’1”, 187-pound left-shot defenseman from Russia, has left the KHL and its junior leagues to continue his growth and development in North America. What does this mean for him and the team that drafted him? Dudas development and growth Artyom played 14 games in the MHL, scoring five goals and 13 points […]
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ECHL: Dan Watson Gets Called Up, Named New Head Coach In Grand Rapids
On Wednesday the American Hockey League’s Grand Rapids Griffins announced the newest head coach to takeover behind the bench. ECHL coach Dan Watson has been made the 12th head coach of the Griffins’ hockey club. Watson joins Grand Rapids after spending six seasons at the helm of the ECHL’s Toledo Walleye, the Griffins’ ECHL affiliate […]
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Ryan Huska: The New Torchbearer for the Calgary Flames
In the world of sports, change is the only constant. Teams evolve, players come and go, and coaches are often the first to bear the brunt of a disappointing season. But every so often, a change comes along that sparks hope and excitement. For the Calgary Flames, that change is Ryan Huska. A New Era […]
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