Flyers Growing Accustomed To The Hard Way
The Philadelphia Flyers seem to enjoy making things difficult on themselves. After Thursday’s loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning, the orange and black will enter the playoffs without a chance […]
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5 Years Later: Penguins Core Still Seeks Another Stanley Cup
Once upon a time, the Pittsburgh Penguins were an up-and-coming team on the verge of a potential dynasty. They had a core of two superstar centers, taken #2 overall in […]
Is Brooks Orpik a Dirty Player?
Is Brooks Orpik a dirty player? Mike Milbury certainly thinks so. After Orpik lit up Jonathan Toews Sunday night, Milbury went on another biased tirade against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Milbury called out, and […]
Hockey News: Orpik Hit on Toews; Ted Nolan Contract Extension
Last night Brooks Orpik laid a big hit on Jonathan Toews that forced the Hawks captain to leave the game. Had it not been a star player, no one would […]
Grading the Penguins Olympians
Seven Penguins and a coaching staff went to Sochi. Four Penguins will return with medals. It certainly isn’t a bad haul for the group as a whole, but the Penguins […]
Brooks Orpik Doesn’t Belong on Team USA Olympic Roster
Brooks Orpik doesn’t belong on the Team USA Olympic roster. As THW’s Mike Colligan pointed out, Orpik’s game has declined. He’s slow of foot and he’s unable to keep up with any […]
The Quiet Decline of Brooks Orpik
Brooks Orpik isn’t what he used to be, and the world may see that in Sochi this month.
3 Reasons the Penguins Won’t Trade Kris Letang
With the NHL’s trade deadline looming soon after an impending Olympic roster freeze, hockey fans everywhere wait with eager anticipation to see what moves will be made around the league. It’s no different […]
The Future of Suspensions: Implementing By-Law 17
The 2013-2014 NHL season, just as the seasons before it, has included its fair share of suspensions. This season has racked up 24 total suspensions thus far, adding up to […]
Penguins’ Light Schedule Comes at Perfect Time
Following a shaky but, ultimately, successful road trip through Western Canada, the Pittsburgh Penguins returned home with a rare opportunity to recharge and refocus. Indeed, with a single contest on […]
How Dupuis Injury Affects Penguins’ Organization
Dan Bylsma announced on Friday, “Pascal Dupuis will be going for ACL knee surgery in a couple of weeks and is out indefinitely. And knowing the timetable, likely out for the remainder of the […]
The NHL’s Stretcher Era: Where Does it End?
The stretcher. You know, that thing paramedics use to transport injured people? Hopefully you’ve never needed one. Hopefully you never will. Yet increasingly, more NHL players are. And season after […]
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