Art Ross Trophy | 5 Things You Didn’t Know The Hockey Writers | March 9, 2021 The Art Ross Trophy is awarded annually to the NHL’s top scorer. While looking into this year’s race we came across some unusual/little known facts: 1. Art Ross Was a…
Red Wings 12 Days of Hockeymas: 7 Art Ross & 7 Frank J. Selke Trophies Patrick Brown | December 18, 2020 The “12 Days of Christmas” is a classic holiday song first published in its current form in 1908. In a nod to the classic carol, join The Hockey Writers as we count down…
History of the Bear: How the Bruins came to “B” Cam Hasbrouck | November 4, 2017 As many hockey fans, and Bruins fans in particular know, the Boston Bruins are the NHL’s oldest American team. Over the last 91 years, the Bruins have gained a massive…
Kane Leads Pursuit of Art Ross Rarities Scott Kline | March 12, 2017 NHL teams are jockeying for playoff position as we enter the final month of the 2016-17 regular season. While the playoff race will receive most of the hockey world’s attention,…
Can Patrick Kane Repeat His Art Ross Season? Brandon Share-Cohen | June 4, 2016 There was a time in history when it seemed like the Art Ross Trophy would never leave the city of Chicago. Between the 1959-60 season and the 1967-68 season, it…
Saying Au Revoir to Martin St. Louis Andrew Forbes | July 2, 2015 Thursday marked the end of one of the best careers by an undrafted free agent in the National Hockey League as free agent Martin St. Louis decided it was time…
Recapping Jamie Benn’s Unique Art Ross Season Colton Davies | June 24, 2015 Benn’s Point Total the Highest of the Lowest It was a sprint to the finish for a historically low scoring Art Ross Trophy race in the 2014-15 season, which saw Dallas Stars’ captain…
Why Was the Art Ross Won with so Few Points This Season? Anthony Fusco | May 12, 2015 Since the 2005-06 NHL season, the Art Ross trophy, which is awarded to the NHL’s top point getter, has never been captured with anything less than a 100 point season.…
Jamie Benn’s 2014-15 NHL Highlight Reel Tabatha Patterson | April 30, 2015 There is no doubt that the Stars’ season improved in 2015. The team steamrolled Arizona 6-0 at home on New Year’s Eve, and demolished Minnesota 7-1 before Devan Dubnyk’s metamorphic…
Remembering Elmer Lach Ross Bonander | April 4, 2015 Today we join the hockey world in mourning the death of legendary Canadiens centerman Elmer Lach. We extend our deepest condolences to the family of Mr. Lach in their time…
Kenora Thistles Won the Stanley Cup On This Day in 1907 Mike Commito | January 21, 2015 Nestled on the Lake of the Woods in far northwestern Ontario, Kenora has a rich history that also includes hockey. This small city has recently celebrated the spoils of the…
Mario Lemieux’s Greatest (On-Ice) Performance Sean Griffin | January 27, 2014 Looking back on a career highlighted by his notching of one of the most important markers in Canada’s rich hockey history, two Stanley Cup championships and countless awards, many may find it difficult to pinpoint Mario…
