Hockey East
Christian Folin Would be a Good Fit in Edmonton
March 31st, 2014 With the NCAA hockey season winding down and teams being eliminated, there is the yearly list of college free agent players looking to make the jump to go pro. The biggest name and potentially best of the group is UMass-Lowell defenseman Christian Folin, a 6'3", 210lbs...
NCAA Hockey: Johnny Gaudreau Heir Apparent for the 2014 Hobey Baker
February 14th, 2014 Division I college hockey is entering the stretch run. The Regular season is winding down, and there’s roughly three-to-four weeks left until the conference tourneys begin. Crunch time is here, college hockey teams are preparing for the conference playoffs, and...
Bedlam at Boston University
February 13th, 2014 For the first time in forty years when the BU hockey players arrived on Commonwealth Avenue in September 2013, Jack Parker was not there to greet them. For forty years, the BU hockey program had continuity, and a rock-solid foundation. Only two coaches in NCAA hockey...
Q & A With 2014 NHL Draft Prospect Thatcher Demko
January 28th, 2014 The 2014 NHL Entry Draft is still months away, but with CSS's midterm rankings being released a couple of weeks ago, the hunt to learn whatever one can about the upcoming draft class has certainly started. With Sam Reinhart (C) and Aaron Ekblad (D) drawing most of the early...
Terriers to Provide Bite for Team USA Offense at 2014 World Juniors
December 23rd, 2013 Team will rely heavily on 3 Boston University Terriers to repeat as champions at the 2014 World Juniors: Danny O'Regan, Matt Grzelcyk, and Jack Eichel.
NCAA Hockey: Is it Time for Neutral Officials for Non-conference Match-ups?
November 27th, 2013 This past weekend, I was able to watch four college hockey games on my television in my living room. One of the reasons I have DirecTV, instead of normal cable, is because it allows me to watch college hockey match-ups that you can’t normally see on cable. When you...
Washington Capitals NCAA Prospects Review
July 18th, 2013 As development camp came to a close earlier this month, Washington Capitals’ fans saw a glimpse of potential NHL stars. Highlighted by forwards Tom Wilson and Riley Barber, along with other talented players including defenseman Nate Schmidt, development camp gave these...
Riley Barber: Get To Know The Caps Prospect
June 3rd, 2013 The Washington Capitals selected Miami University of Ohio forward prospect Riley Barber in the sixth round of the 2012 NHL entry draft, giving them a skilled forward that could provide a spark to Washington's lineup down the road. He just finished off a tremendous freshman...
Could John Tortorella Be Maine's Savior?
May 21st, 2013 Recent reports from Darren Dreger say that New York Rangers coach John Tortorella could be out of a job if the Rangers fail to advance in the playoffs. It's entirely possible with Glen Sather picking up Rick Nash and shipping Marian Gaborik to Columbus that Tortorella...
Edmonton Oilers Sign Frozen Four MVP Andrew Miller
April 18th, 2013 The Edmonton Oilers signed NCAA Frozen Four MVP and Yale captain Andrew Miller on wednesday to a one year contract. Miller, 24, had 41 points in 37 games for Yale this season and was one of the key players in winning the school's first national title. Miller scored...
Thomas DiPauli: Washington Capitals College Prospect Update
December 20th, 2012 Many players are selected through the NHL entry draft at a very young age. Most players go to a junior league and quickly become club property as early as age 17. A select percent go the college route, playing NCAA hockey, sometimes up to a full four years. With the college...
Mike Matheson - Interview With The Panthers' 2012 First Round Pick
December 18th, 2012 In many ways Mike Matheson is like any other normal 18 year old kid. He’s halfway done with his freshman year of college and after a stressful week of exams he is headed home to be with his family like so many other college students on break for the holidays. However,...
Why the NHL Lockout Is Good For the NCAA
September 24th, 2012 Although many of us are disappointed with the NHL lockout and are awaiting the time everybody gets back to work with hopefully no loss of games, the NCAA should be licking their lips at this potential...
