Sam Reinhart

Jack Eichel skating for the Vegas Golden Knights

Jack Eichel: USA’s Playmaking Engine Eyes Olympic Gold

It’s been a long road for Jack Eichel to get another chance at wearing the red, white, and blue on hockey’s biggest stage. The NHL’s absence from the 2018 and 2022 Winter Games meant one of America’s most dynamic playmakers had to watch from home. Now, with the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympics just 162 days away, […]

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Connor McDavid skating for the Edmonton Oilers

Connor McDavid: Chasing Olympic Gold with Team Canada

Connor McDavid has spent more than a decade redefining what it means to dominate a hockey game, but the Olympic stage has remained out of reach. The NHL’s absence from the 2018 and 2022 Winter Games forced one of the sport’s most electrifying players to watch from the sidelines. Now, with Milano-Cortina 2026 just 169 […]

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Sidney Crosby skating for the Pittsburgh Penguins

Sidney Crosby: The Final Chapter of a Golden Legacy?

It’s been 14 years since Sidney Crosby scored the most iconic goal in Canadian hockey history. Vancouver, 2010. Overtime. Gold medal game. The puck slid to him, the crowd held its breath, and Crosby delivered a shot that sent the country into chaos. The “Golden Goal” wasn’t just a moment — it became a piece […]

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Verhaeghe and Reinhart celebrating the opening goal.

Florida Panthers 2025 Roster Preview: Top Line Forwards

Another summer of celebration is underway as the Panthers have started their days with the Cup. While there is still one large looming question around Matthew Tkachuk’s status and the salary cap, I figured now was as good a time as any to start looking at what next season’s roster will look like. If you […]

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Opinion: Why The Florida Panthers Can Three-Peat As Stanley Cup Champions

Three short summers, two Stanley Cups, and nearly an entire roster coming back next season. The Florida Panthers are poised to go for the three-peat right now, having lost only four players to free agency but potentially one more down the road, depending on the cap situation. If the Panthers have proven anything over the […]

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The Florida Panthers Journey To Back-To-Back Stanley Cups

Last year was a dream, this year was an achievement. Those were the words HC Paul Maurice said about the Panthers winning their second straight Stanley Cup. Last season, I recapped the several-year journey it took Bill Zito & his front office to build a Cup-winning team in addition to the Cats’ season-long journey. And […]

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2025 Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers.

3 Takeaways From The Florida Panthers & Edmonton Oilers Game 6

Last year was about redemption, this year was about title defense, and now it’ll be another year for the Florida Panthers to Reign Red. Reign Red was the slogan and theme that could be found in the Cats’ playoff hype video and graphics throughout their second Cup Run. The final game of the season featured […]

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Florida Panthers celebrating a goal in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final

3 Takeaways From The Florida Panthers & Edmonton Oilers Game 5

With the series tied heading back to Edmonton, it was a question of how the Panthers would respond after letting Game 4 slip through their fingers. The answer to that question was a textbook-perfect Florida Panther game—tight defensive structure anchored by Bobrovsky, players making plays in big moments, and relentless pressure. Now the Cats have […]

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2026 Olympic Hockey: The First Six Revealed

The road to Milan-Cortina just got its first major jolt of excitement. On Monday, each of the 12 qualified nations for the 2026 Olympic men’s hockey tournament revealed the first six players named to their rosters—an early glimpse into what could be the most talent-stacked Olympic tournament in over a decade. With NHL players officially […]

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3 Takeaways From The Florida Panthers & Edmonton Oilers Game 3

Absolute chaos is the only way to describe how Game 3 ended between the Panthers and Oilers. Florida, like they’ve done all postseason, dominated Edmonton in a decisive 6-1 win match that became the fourth most penalized Cup Final Game ever. The penalty carousel was on a never-ending loop with a final 140 combined PIMs […]

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