Sharks’ Offseason Shopping List Mac Bass | May 8, 2018 The Sharks have officially entered the 2018 offseason after their Game 6 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. Players and management will take a few days to digest the heartbreaking…
Gustav Nyquist’s Offseason Trade Value Jacob Messing | May 8, 2018 After scoring 28 goals in 57 games as a rookie in 2013-14, Gustav Nyquist looked like the heir to an aging Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg, but four years later,…
Maple Leafs’ Recent Dealings With the Panthers Andrew Forbes | May 8, 2018 As Atlantic Division counterparts, the Toronto Maple Leafs and Florid Panthers meet a few times every season. Still, it’s a long shot to call these two teams rivals at this…
Third Pick Gives Habs Historical Advantage Ryan Szporer | May 8, 2018 The advantage of moving up in the upcoming NHL Entry Draft is obvious for the Montreal Canadiens. Whenever a team can move into the top three thanks to a lottery…
Bruins’ Kelly a Cautionary Tale for Nash Deal Brandon Share-Cohen | May 7, 2018 After a disappointing end to what can only be considered an excellent season for the Boston Bruins, a few decisions (some difficult in nature) will have to be made in…
Kravtsov Could Be the Steal of the Draft Tim McKinnon | May 6, 2018 This year’s NHL Entry Draft boasts three players from Russia who are currently projected to go in the first round, the highest of which is sniper Andrei Svechnikov, who is…
Maple Leafs’ Recent Dealings With the Oilers Andrew Forbes | May 6, 2018 While they don’t meet that often on the ice anymore, the Toronto Maple Leafs and Edmonton Oilers certainly have a history when it comes to swapping players. They haven’t engaged…
Kirill Kaprizov: The Olympics, CSKA and the Wild Alessandro Seren Rosso | May 5, 2018 Less than a year ago, Kirill Kaprizov caused some shockwaves when he said that the Minnesota Wild weren’t too interested in him. The young forward had a good season in…
Rangers Can Do Just Fine at #9 Tom Castro | May 5, 2018 The New York Rangers’ lack of NHL Draft lottery luck was wholly predictable, wasn’t it? Not only did the Blueshirts fail to move up from the eighth position into the…
One Way Canadiens Should Re-Sign Plekanec Ryan Szporer | May 5, 2018 It would make for a great story if the Montreal Canadiens were able to re-sign free-agent Tomas Plekanec. That’s for sure. What isn’t for sure is if it would have…
Canucks’ Michael DiPietro Making Waves Matt Lawson | May 4, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks drafted Michael DiPietro in the third round of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft, and the 18-year-old has not disappointed. The past week has been huge for DiPietro’s…
2018 NHL Draft Ranking: May’s Top-31 Brett Slawson | May 4, 2018 The Stanley Cup Playoffs are in full swing, with excellent competition dominating the airwaves and thoughts of passionate hockey fans throughout the world. And, while this action is incredible to…
