Quenneville Returns To Direct Ducks
Joel Quenneville, one of the winningest coaches in NHL history, is returning behind the bench after an over three-year absence
Anaheim Ducks, Bloggers, Main Story, Michael Augello, Teams
Teams
Bill Meltzer, Dallas Stars
WCSF Game One: Rantanen Strikes Again…and Again…Again
Dallas Stars winger Mikko Rantanen remained scorching hot in Game One of the Western Conference Semifinal against the Winnipeg Jets.
Edmonton Oilers, Uncategorized, Vegas Golden Knights
Comeback Adults: Resilient Edmonton Oilers Give City of Champions Hope
Edmonton’s recent display of sticktoitiveness has not only solidified the Oilers’ standing as favourites to emerge from the Western Conference, it’s also given residents of the City of Champions hope.
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
Quick Hits: Coach, Myrtetus, World Championships
Former Flyers coach Craig Berube and forward Scott Laughton enjoy a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Semifinal. The Dallas
Detroit Red Wings, Jeremy Laura, Uncategorized
2025 NHL Mock Draft: Wing Hunting for Bear
Steve Yzerman has never been shy about defying consensus. This year may be a good one not to deviate if possible.
Bloggers, Florida Panthers, Michael Augello, Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs – Panthers Game 2 Preview
The Toronto Maple Leafs must look past the incidents of Game 1 if they are going to take a 2-0
Bill Meltzer, Utah Mammoth
Utah Mammoth: Do You Like the Name and Logo?
Earlier today, Utah Hockey Club officially changed its name to the Utah Mammoth. Correspondingly, altered its minimalist logo in team
Bill Meltzer, Bloggers, Dallas Stars, Teams
WCFS Game One Preview: Stars at Winnipeg
Both the Stars are Jets overcame multi-goal third period deficits in Game 7 of their respective first-round series.
Ted Starkey, Washington Capitals
ECSF: A Game One Dud for Capitals
The Capitals scored first and never trailed in regulation. It was an illusion.
Bill Meltzer, Main Story, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Quick Hits: NHL Draft, Alumni, World Championships
Craig Button released his post-lottery mock draft. He went “off the board” on his Flyers pick at sixth overall.