Bruins at the Crossroads: Can Boston Rebuild on the Fly?
The Bruins spent the better part of two decades as a Stanley Cup contender. Now, however, that era is over. What can Boston do to bounce back?
Boston Bruins, Coach Frenchy
Bloggers, Coach Frenchy, Main Story, Montréal Canadiens
Ken Dryden: The Towering Legacy of a Canadiens Legend
The hockey world is mourning today. Ken Dryden, the Hall of Fame goaltender who backstopped the Montreal Canadiens’ 1970s dynasty, has passed away at the age of 78.
Bloggers, Coach Frenchy, Montréal Canadiens, San Jose Sharks, Teams
Sharks Acquire Carey Price Contract: Why It Matters
The San Jose Sharks pulled off one of the most unique moves of the offseason. They acquired Carey Price’s contract and a 2026 fifth-round pick from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for defenseman Gannon Laroque.
Bloggers, Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy, Teams
Blackhawks Hall of Fame: Inaugural Induction Class
The Chicago Blackhawks have officially announced the first class of their newly created Blackhawks Hall of Fame, and two names stand tall among the inaugural inductees: Duncan Keith and Steve Larmer.
Bill Meltzer, Bloggers, Chicago Blackhawks, Teams
Oliver Moore: Blackhawks Prospect Set for a Defining Season
Oliver Moore’s calling card has always been his speed. His edge work is elite, and he generates power from every stride. Moore isn’t a bruiser, but he plays with pace.
Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy
Could Kyle Davidson Make a Move Before the Season?
Chicago Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson has decisions to make as training camp gets closer. The roster isn’t locked yet.
Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy
Blackhawks Under-23: Depth and Future Stars
With another likely top-5 pick in 2026, the Blackhawks could soon have four elite prospects taken in the top three of the draft in just four years. That’s how you build a dynasty presuming the players develop as expected.
Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy
Blackhawks September Roadmap: From Camp to Opening Night
September is here, and that means the Chicago Blackhawks are officially back on the ice. With a new head coach, a group of fresh prospects, and young players looking to cement their roles, this month sets the tone for the 2025–26 season.
Coach Frenchy, Montréal Canadiens
Josh Gorges : Un guerrier du CH devenu entraîneur à Kelowna
Josh Gorges n’a jamais été le joueur le plus talentueux ni le plus spectaculaire, mais il a toujours représenté ce que les partisans du Canadien respectent le plus : l’éthique de travail, le courage et la passion.
Bloggers, Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy, Teams
Chelios Warns: Bedard Needs More Help in Chicago
Chris Chelios has a message for the Chicago Blackhawks: Connor Bedard alone isn’t enough to build a winner. He needs more help.