Blackhawks Week in Review:Week 7
Every Monday, we bring you the Blackhawks Weekly Recap, covering everything from the NHL roster to the AHL Rockford IceHogs and top prospects in the system.
Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy
Teams
Edmonton Oilers, Jeremy Ridgewell
The Oilers Looking Better
The Edmonton Oilers won a game in regulation for the first time since October 28th. They did so by defeating the Florida Panthers in a Finals rematch.
Pittsburgh Penguins, Ryan Wilson
Penguins Pros and Cons At The Quarter Mark
The Pittsburgh Penguins return back to the United States did not go as planned. They suffered a blowout loss to Minnesota on Friday night , 5-0.
Bloggers, Michael Augello, Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs
Last Place Leafs Looking For Answers
The Toronto Maple Leafs are not in a good place. The season is not over, the doom and gloom is
Buffalo Sabres, Dave Reichert
Sabres Need To Reverse Road Woes
As the last week of November begins the Buffalo Sabres need to start posting wins away from Key Bank Center. The Sabres have just one road win so far.
Montréal Canadiens, Rick Stephens
Canadiens: Texier Signs; Engstrom Recalled
The Montreal Canadiens snapped a five-game losing streak on Saturday with a 5-2 win against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Is the slump over?
Chicago Blackhawks, Coach Frenchy
Blackhawks Edged by Avs; Third Straight Loss
The Chicago Blackhawks dropped their third straight game Sunday night, falling 1–0 to the Colorado Avalanche at the United Center.
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Game Day: Nov. 24 @ Lightning
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers (11-6-3) are in the Sunshine State on Monday to take on Jon Cooper’s Tampa Bay Lightning (12-7-2).
Bloggers, Michael Augello, Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs Convo Sunday Spectacular – 11/23/25
The Leafs Convo with me and Norman James is back. Norm and I will be discussing and reviewing the Toronto
Detroit Red Wings, Jeremy Laura
Red Wings: Talbot Sensational In Overtime
The Detroit Red Wings head coach called on players like Ben Chiarot to contribute more offensively. Chiarot and Mo Seider stepped up to spark a comeback.