Stanley Cup Playoffs
Not Trusting The Oilers Goaltending
A team can have all the firepower, skill, and talent up front, but if they cannot keep the puck out of the net, it is not going to matter. This is the case when it comes to the Edmonton Oilers. As of this writing (Monday, February 20), the Oilers sit in the first wild-card spot […]
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Goaltending Separates the Bruins and the Hurricanes
The Boston Bruins are having an unbelievable season. In fact, saying unbelievable is an understatement. As of this writing (Sunday, February 19), the Bruins are first in both the Atlantic Division and the NHL, with a 42-8-5 record for 89 points. The team is also second in the league in goals scored (205 goals in […]
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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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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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Bobrovsky Needs to Elevate His Play for the Panthers
When the Florida Panthers signed goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky to a seven-year, $70 million contract, they thought they were getting someone who could take them to the next level and supply the kind of goaltending that Roberto Luongo did for several seasons. Thus far, Bobrovsky, 34, has yet to be truly consistent for the Panthers. Here […]
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Jets Linked To Familiar Forward As Deadline Approaches
The Winnipeg Jets have been one of the best teams all year as they sit in second place in the Central Division, trailing the Dallas Stars by three points and leading the Colorado Avalanche by seven points. Even with their success so far, they will be one of the more active teams leading up to […]
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Rangers Acquire Shiny New Toy in Tarasenko from the Blues
While the New York Rangers are currently (Thursday, February 9) sitting pretty in terms of being in a playoff spot in a tight Eastern Conference, one thing they have struggled with all season long is line combinations. Team head coach Gerard Gallant has jumbled the lines around all year, and it has led to some inconsistency in their […]
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3 Players Vegas Could Target At Trade Deadline To Replace Injured Stone
The Vegas Golden Knights have been one of the best teams in the NHL this season but now find themselves third in the Pacific Division with a 29-18-4 record and 62 points. They trail the Los Angles Kings and Seattle Kraken by one point, while the Edmonton Oilers are two points behind them. The Pacific […]
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Tkachuk Doing it All for the Panthers
Back when the Florida Panthers traded Jonathan Huberdeau to the Calgary Flames, many wondered how his offensive production would be replaced. Huberdeau was coming off a season in which he led the Panthers with 115 points on 30 goals and 85 assists. It was a career-best for him, and being in the middle of his […]
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Report: Eastern Conference Contender Pursuing Forward Milan Lucic
The New York Rangers are once again set to be a serious playoff contender after falling short in the Eastern Conference Final against the Tampa Bay Lightning last season. The Rangers have a mixture of young players and veterans on their team, as they currently sit third in the Metropolitan Division. While they are finding […]
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