Posts About "Anthony Mantha"
Rebuilding Red Wings Counting on Larkin, Mantha & Bertuzzi
April 7th, 2019 DETROIT — The Detroit Red Wings ended a third straight season without a post-season bid, counting on a core of players 24 years old and younger to end the post-season drought next year. Dylan Larkin, Andreas Athanasiou, and Tyler Bertuzzi each set care...
BSC's Bruins' Mailbag: Healthy Lineup, Trades, Silfverberg & More
January 17th, 2019 Another day, another mailbag! This may be the first mailbag all season long that comes with the Bruins at relatively full health without many questions surrounding the team's short-term look at fixes as far as health is concerned. Despite the team being at full health, there are still noticeable holes in the lineup that need to be...
NHL News & Notes: Seattle Expansion, Mantha Out & More
December 4th, 2018 In today's News & Notes, Seattle will officially be the NHL's 32nd franchise, Anthony Mantha is out for over a month and Jay Beagle is set to return for the Vancouver Canucks. Related: NHL News & Notes: Flyers General Manager, Leivo & More Seattle Officially Set for Expansion The NHL has officially announced that Seattle...
The Grind Line: Red Wings' Ideal Lines
October 29th, 2018 What’s The Grind Line? Apart from the once-famous line of Kris Draper, Kirk Maltby, and either Joe Kocur or Darren McCarty, The Grind Line is also The Hockey Writers’ weekly column about the Detroit Red Wings. Jacob Messing, Tony Wolak, and Rachel Anderson are the muckers who make up THW’s forechecking unit and sound off on Red...
Red Wings' Mantha Learning to Use His Size
October 12th, 2018 Anthony Mantha has dealt with high expectations since being drafted in 2013, while fans are quick to point out flaws and inconsistency, they need to stay patient with the 24-year-old. There were instantly high expectations for Mantha after he was selected 20th overall by the Detroit Red Wings five years ago and what brought...
Predicting Red Wings Stat Leaders for 2018-19
October 4th, 2018 The new season is officially here and the Detroit Red Wings enter the campaign with players old and new looking to make their mark with the team. You’d be hard-pressed to find an analyst—or fan for that matter—that won’t say this is Dylan Larkin’s team with the “retirement” of captain Henrik Zetterberg. Behind Larkin sit...
