#5 Evander Kane – The Hockey Spy’s 2009 NHL Entry Draft Rankings Christopher Ralph | June 16, 2009 Christopher Ralph is a hockey writer with a focus on prospects and the entry draft, as well as the Leafs’ correspondent here at THW. “Full Potential” Prospect Profile: Please…
Dany Heatley’s Ottawa Departure Could be Marian Hossa’s Doing Rafal Ladysz | June 10, 2009 The Cash Line in Ottawa will be in desire of a fresh H it appears. Dany Heatley recently expressed his wishes to be traded by the Senators. The trio of…
Top 20 Bounce-Back Performances of the 2008/2009 NHL Season Rafal Ladysz | May 2, 2009 Slumping seasons happen to the best of them. Even Wayne Gretzky had the odd season here and there with fewer than 100 points. Injuries which resulted in games missed were…
Six-cess; Thrashers Making, Breaking Records The Hockey Writers | March 17, 2009 Let’s give a shout-out to the statistically unsung hero in the NHL. He stands between the pipes, and saves while doing somersaults. His name is Kari Lehtonen, and every game…
Warning: Don’t Take These Thrashers Lightly The Hockey Writers | March 12, 2009 There are 10 teams in the NHL that should take this advice for the remainder of the season: Do not play your backup netminder against the Thrashers. Do not water…
What Happened to Patrik Stefan? Michael DiFranco | February 27, 2009 Take a look at our growing Index of Hockey Biographies My first subject of this feature was Alexandre Daigle, who went on to have a very disappointing career for…
Sharks-Thrashers: Third Period the Difference The Hockey Writers | February 22, 2009 The San Jose Sharks struggled to beat the Atlanta Thrashers Saturday, going scoreless through the first two periods. With how much I point out play that is lacking even in…
Atlanta Thrashers Invade the Desert, Lose to Coyotes James Neveau | February 20, 2009 In a nearly 2000 word running diary of the action, Jim Neveau shows why you never know how high quality a hockey game can be, even if its between two teams who are perhaps feeling the economic crunch more than any other.
Terrible Thrashers: A Tale of a Team in Disarray James Neveau | February 8, 2009 With the season a near-complete loss, the Thrashers are playing like a defeated team. What caused this? Is there anything that can fix them? Jim Neveau examines this issue in depth in this rant about the state of the Atlanta Thrashers.
