Projecting Calgary Flames Forward Lines: Has Craig Conroy Dug Himself a Hole?
Ah, the dog days of summer. Playoffs are over, free agency and the NHL Entry Draft have come and gone,
Calgary Flames, Trevor Neufeld
Teams
Pittsburgh Penguins, Ryan Wilson
Penguins: All or Nothing for Mario Lemieux
The most recent noteworthy Pittsburgh Penguins news is off the ice and centers around franchise icon Mario Lemieux.
Detroit Red Wings, Jeremy Laura
Detroit’s most exciting defensive prospect is Axel Sandin-Pellikka
While Axel Sandin-Pellikka isn’t the “perfect” blueline prospect, the offensive defenseman has a ton of upside to generate points.
Ted Starkey, Uncategorized, Washington Capitals
Backstrom to resume career in Sweden
Longtime Washington Capitals star Nicklas Backstrom plans to end his playing career with his original club in Sweden.
Bloggers, Michael Augello, Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs Prospects – Honorable Mentions
The Toronto Maple Leafs organization has drafted and developed a number of youngsters currently playing in the NHL (Auston Matthews,
Jan Levine, New York Rangers
A Slow Week in Rangers Land As Summer Wears On
The Rangers signed Conor Sheary to a PTO. Meanwhile, prospect Brett Berard dealt last season with a serious shoulder injury.
Colorado Avalanche, Main Story
Cale Makar Can Become The Most Fascinating Pending Drama
The 2026 free agent class is expected to be stacked. Connor McDavid, Sergei Bobrovsky, and Artemi Panarin headline the class.
Montréal Canadiens, Podcasts, Rick Stephens
Habs: Goaltending, Growth, and a Whole Lot of Questions
There a lot of x-factors involved in whether the Habs continue to progress in 2025-26. This week’s Canadiens Connection tackles a host of topics.
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
World Junior Summer Showcase: Flyers Prospects (Day 1)
The Flyers organization had five draftees in action on Day One of the 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase. Four the players had key contributions during their respective games.
Pittsburgh Penguins, Ryan Wilson
Penguins TV Broadcast: The Good, What Must Get Better
The Pittsburgh Penguins had, shall we say, a not great ranking in the most recent edition of the Athletic’s NHL broadcast poll. Of course, it’s all in the eye (and ear) of the beholder.