Fantasy Hockey Chutes And Ladders: And The Winner Is? Chris Wassel | April 10, 2012 After six months, the fantasy hockey season is over. There were 26 weeks of battles and wars that had probably more subplots than “War And Peace”. I saw quite a…
Fantasy Hockey Chutes And Ladders: No April Showers Needed! Chris Wassel | April 2, 2012 We have survived much this fantasy hockey season but now comes the last regular season edition of “Chutes And Ladders”. Riding the fortunes of a fantasy hockey team can be…
Ducks Need To Go Out With A Bang, For Selanne Amos Legault | April 2, 2012 The Anaheim Ducks will miss the playoffs in what might be Teemu Selanne’s last season in the NHL. “It’s pretty sad that we’re not making the post-season, but there’s a…
The Week That Was: March 25th-31st Tyler Kerdman | April 1, 2012 As the start of a new week approaches, much can be taken from the last 7 days when looking at it in retrospect. With most teams playing 3 of their…
The Pacific: The NHL’s Tightest Division Tim McQuade | March 28, 2012 It is becoming an annual affair: the Pacific Division is the league’s pressure-cooker.
Greetings from Smashville! From Russia With Grudge Edition Jas Faulkner | March 24, 2012 by Jas Faulkner, contributing editor writer’s note: Sorry this is late. This has been an “I’m in Nashville? Really? Radulov? Are you yanking my chain?” kind of week. I did…
John Gibson Officially Part Of The Ducks Amos Legault | March 16, 2012 The Anaheim Ducks have signed the 39th overall pick to a three-year entry level contract. Pittsburgh native John Gibson, 18, was the first North American goaltender selected at the draft…
Silver Lining To An Unremarkable Ducks Season Amos Legault | March 15, 2012 If the season ends today the Anaheim Ducks choose 8th overall at the upcoming draft in June and, depending on the rest of the season, could even end up…
Analyzing the Western Conference Playoff Bubble The Hockey Writers | March 13, 2012 One of the biggest buzz words of the post-lockout NHL is “parity”, and a quick look at the playoff races in either conference reveals why. With mere weeks to play…
Ducks Starting To Play Boudreau Hockey Amos Legault | March 7, 2012 With lines starting to click, and wins starting to come it seems as though the Ducks are getting used to Bruce Boudreau’s system. Whether this is a good thing or…
The Boudreau Effect: Firing a Chain Reaction Matt Stephen | March 6, 2012 A franchise record-setting seven straight wins – that’s how the Washington Capitals kicked off the season. On October 27th, nearly a month into the season, they lost their first game…
Last Chance for Ducks GM? Amos Legault | March 6, 2012 When their team underperforms for a season, fans get upset with the organization. When their team underperforms for several seasons, they own it. A good example is the firing of…