With Leafs Out, Time to Put Nylander In Craig Hagerman | February 7, 2015 Leafs got some bittersweet news this week. After reportedly matching the team’s longest losing streak in franchise history, the NHL made it clear that that was not true. No they…
Moving Out: NHL Teams with Extended Road Trips Charles Woodall-Pike | January 16, 2015 In the NHL, sometimes a team has to go on a lengthy road trip due to another event occupying their home arena or city. With the National Football League taking…
Zachary Fucale: Goalie of the Future or Trade Bait? Brianne Spiker | January 15, 2015 When goaltender Zachary Fucale was drafted with the 36th pick of the 2013 NHL draft by the Montreal Canadiens, it was met with mixed feelings. Some praised the pick as…
Jack Eichel Tracker: Back On Top Bill Schoeninger | January 13, 2015 In an ongoing series of articles, the Jack Eichel Tracker will monitor Eichel’s performance and development in his freshman season at Boston University. As a BU student, I will have…
Maple Leafs recall William Nylander from Sweden Craig Hagerman | January 12, 2015 It was announced Monday that the Toronto Maple Leafs have recalled 2014 first-round pick William Nylander from MODO of the Swedish Elite League. The move was announced ahead of the…
The 5 Biggest Chokes of the WJC Bill Schoeninger | January 6, 2015 In Monday’s gold medal game, Canada survived a nail-biter to win their first gold since 2009. The 2015 tournament ended up being a very low-scoring, tight defensive one compared to…
Montreal a Disappointing Host City Callum Fraser | January 6, 2015 The World Juniors have come to an appropriate end. Canada ended its five-year gold drought last night with a 5-4 win over the Russians in the WJC final. And to…
Buffalo Sabres’ Sam Reinhart Delivers For Canada at WJC Joseph Vito DeLuca | January 6, 2015 Heading into the World Junior Hockey Championship, Samson “Sam” Reinhart was expected to be one of the players crucial to the success of Team Canada, and he certainly delivered. He…
The 5 Biggest Surprises of the WJC Bill Schoeninger | January 5, 2015 In Monday’s gold medal game, Canada survived a nail-biter to win their first gold since 2009. The 2015 tournament ended up being a very low-scoring, tight defensive one compared to…
Explaining USA’s Pathetic WJC Performance Bill Schoeninger | January 2, 2015 In their quarterfinal matchup against Russia, the US fell by a score of 3-2 to be the first team eliminated from the tournament. For a team that was thought to…
Fucale and Comrie Create Conundrum Darrin Hayes | December 30, 2014 Whenever there is international competition, there is bound to be some controversy. Hockey is no different, in fact in junior hockey it might even be more abundant. For example: the…
Darnell Nurse a Key Player for Canada at World Juniors Carl Maloney | December 30, 2014 Darnell Nurse and Max Domi were two much debated names for Canada prior to last year’s World Junior Championships. Not for the reason you think. They were two prominent, and glaring, omissions…
