Blackhawks Fall to Philly, Sixth Straight Loss
The Chicago Blackhawks’ season continues to unravel. Tuesday’s 3–1 home loss marked their sixth straight defeat, their ninth loss in December.
Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy
Teams
Detroit Red Wings, Jeremy Laura
Red Wings Come Back to Beat Stars
The Detroit Red Wings are having an incredible December right now. After back to back wins over the Washington Capitals, the Wings continued to soar.
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Repel Chicago: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers enter the NHL’s leaguewide Christsmas break with a 19-10-7 record. They are in second place in the Metropolitan Division.
Jan Levine, New York Rangers
Rangers Brutal Vs. Predators, Face Capitals on Tuesday
The New York Rangers end their pre-holiday schedule tonight in DC. The Rangers was brutal, and that is being kind, Sunday in Nashville, falling 2-1.
Jeremy Ridgewell, Utah Mammoth
The Mammoth Deliver a Christmas Gift
The Utah Mammoth came away with a 4-3 overtime win against the Winnipeg Jets, with Clayton Keller delivering the best gift a Mammoth fan could ask for.
Bloggers, Michael Augello, Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs
Will Savard Firing Shake Up Leafs?
The Toronto Maple Leafs made the easiest of the possible moves that were chronicled in Monday’s column, dismissing assistant coach
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Game Day: Dec. 23 @ Chicago
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers (18-10-7) are in the Windy City on Tuesday to play Jeff Blashill’s Chicago Blackhawks (13-16-3).
Bloggers, Coach Frenchy, Columbus Blue Jackets, Teams
Marchment Lifts Blue Jackets Past Kings
The Columbus Blue Jackets took full advantage of the Kings’ lack of discipline, scoring all three goals on the power
Bloggers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Prospect Watch
Murashov Stopping AHL Offenses
One of the best stories in the American Hockey League (AHL) this season is the play of goaltender Sergei Murashov.
Pittsburgh Penguins, Ryan Wilson
Crosby New Penguins Franchise Points Leader
There was a seismic shift in the Pittsburgh Penguins record books last night. No longer is Mario Lemieux the all-time franchise leader in points.