Nine Flames Thoughts Prior to Calgary/Vegas
The Calgary Flames have defined a few notable characteristics in their time under head coach Ryan Huska. The group is now 1-7-2 vs. the St. Louis Blues.
Calgary Flames, Trevor Neufeld, Uncategorized
Teams
Jeremy Ridgewell, Utah Mammoth
The Mammoth Prepare for Their Home Opener
The Utah Mammoth are preparing for the first home opener under their new moniker. They will host the Calgary Flames on Wednesday, October 15th.
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Win: The Good, Bad, Beautiful, and Ugly
The Flyers delivered their first win of the 2025-26 season in the home opener at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Monday. It was eventful to say the least.
Bloggers, Mike Fink, New Jersey Devils, Teams
Devils X-Factors Providing Needed Boost
The New Jersey Devils have the perception of being a top-heavy team. It’s understandable since Jack Hughes is a star,
Bloggers, Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy, Teams
Hawks Grind Out First Win Under Blashill
The Chicago Blackhawks finally got their first win of the season — and the first under new head coach Jeff Blashill —
Buffalo Sabres, Dave Reichert
Sabres Start ’25-’26 Behind the 8-Ball
This is exactly what the Buffalo Sabres could not afford. It’s early, but the Sabres needed to get off to a decent start. So far, they are winless.
Detroit Red Wings, Jeremy Laura
Red Wings steal a win but suffer big loss
The Detroit Red Wings had momentum from their last win. However, it didn’t translate into a strong start. The Toronto Maple Leafs were ready for a rematch.
Main Story, Murray Pam, Ottawa Senators, Uncategorized
Brady Tkachuk Injured In Senators Home Opener
The Ottawa Senators home-opening win streak came to an end at the hands of the Nashville Predators. The game itself was closer than the score suggested.
Anthony Mingioni, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Home Opener: Game Day Notebook
After two games down south to open their season, the Philadelphia Flyers finally got things going on home ice Monday night against Florida.
Coach Frenchy, Montréal Canadiens, Uncategorized
Canadiens : Lane Hutson signe une prolongation de contrat de 8 ans
Le contrat entrera en vigueur à partir de la saison 2026-2027 et se terminera en 2033-2034, pour une moyenne annuelle de 8,85 millions.