Guts, Glory, Goalies Michael Torsiello | March 17, 2015 No team is complete without their last line of defense and The New York Rangers are a franchise with a history of élite goaltending. After losing Henrik Lundqvist to…
Rangers Have Goalie Controversy Larry Fisher | March 16, 2015 Cam Talbot, seen here getting congratulated by New York Rangers fans after backstopping a recent win, is becoming a big hit on Broadway. Talbot’s heroics over the last month and…
No Lundqvist – No Problem, Talbot leads the way Michael Torsiello | March 11, 2015 When the New York Rangers lost star goaltender Henrik Lundqvist back in February due to a vascular injury there was one question on everyone’s mind. Can Cam Talbot handle…
BU’s Matt O’Connor Drawing NHL Interest Carl Maloney | February 25, 2015 Matt O’Connor’s world has certainly changed. The Boston University goaltender went from being a relative unknown, and within weeks has had no less than 14 NHL teams that have come…
Is Cam Talbot a Number 1 Goalie? Steven Loffredo | February 25, 2015 The New York Rangers are 7-1-2 since Cam Talbot took over as starter in place of injured Henrik Lundqvist. Talbot’s record is solid, but the whole experience hasn’t been a…
Oilers Goaltending In Need Of Help, But From Where? Carl Maloney | February 19, 2015 The Edmonton Oilers have a myriad of issues with their current roster and an abundance of holes to fix. Their most pressing need is in their most important position –…
Carey Price for Hart, Vezina? Not So Fast Dave Lipscomb | February 18, 2015 Largely thanks to the market that is Montreal, Carey Price is being touted by many as a Hart and Vezina Trophy favorite. The hockey media of the day has all…
Joni Ortio: The Real Deal? The Hockey Writers | February 17, 2015 Ortio’s Time to Shine In the world of hockey, we continuously see the emergence of goaltenders in the game. Guys who just seem to turn heads as soon as they…
Time for Tuukka Rask To Exercise Montreal Demons Joe Marraccino | February 8, 2015 The Montreal Canadiens are inside of Tuukka Rask’s head. The 27-year-old goaltender for the Boston Bruins has enjoyed great success since his trade to Boston in 2006. Rask is 125-72-54 in his…
Brodeur’s Retirement Is Good For Blues Dave Lipscomb | January 30, 2015 The quasi-fanfare about Martin Brodeur’s retirement seems, well, odd. It’s at once anti-climactic and for some reason, artificial. Disgruntled Devils fans know deep down his No. 30 will hang in…
North American Young Stars Will Excite But Can They Stop the Puck? Carl Maloney | January 28, 2015 Its official, the World Cup is back and it’s coming to Toronto in 2016. That’s not the only announcement Gary Bettman made over all-star weekend. There is a new 8…
Martin Brodeur Memories By Season Michael Gwizdala | January 28, 2015 Martin Brodeur is the Wayne Gretzky of goaltending. Like Gretzky, Brodeur’s name is sprawled out across the NHL record book. As the league went from standup to butterfly, at the…
