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 …
Read moreCanucks 12 Days of Hockeymas: Burrows & Tanev Love the Number 11
Looking to keep you more informed on some of the happenings in the hockey world, we’ll be looking to update you on news and rumours from around junior hockey. While …
Read moreJunior Hockey News & Rumors: Colin Campbell, Tucker Tynan & the Hamilton Bulldogs
The absence of Wade Megan and Colin Campbell from the Grand Rapids Griffins lineup has been noticeable. The spark in the penalty kill unit since their return has been equally …
Read moreGriffins’ Penalty Kill Boosted by Megan and Campbell
The NHL general managers are expected to wrap up their annual March meeting this week. One area where there won’t be any changes is how offsides are reviewed. This is something …
This post was originally written by Paul Benvin way back in August of 2009. With the playoffs under way – we often think about some of the history, some of …
If you’ve ever had to babysit children for a long period of time, you know that at some point you’ll have to be the bad guy and discipline them. Lay …
Hockey fans the world over have grown increasingly tiresome of players diving and embellishing in order to draw a penalty. Television pundits continue to complain about it, players complain about …
A quiet, wistful air hung about the final day of Development Camp Monday morning, as the Boston Bruins prospects took to the ice. Beyond the chill and strong smell …
Read moreBoston Bruins 2012 Development Camp Day Five: Closing Time
Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. That seems to explain how most fans, media, and certain players feel about the NHL’s disciplinary dean Brendan Shanahan these days. …
Jim Neveau, Senior NHL Columnist It has been a recurring theme throughout the past several NHL seasons, and once again on Wednesday night in Chicago the biggest story in the …
Read moreShanaban Strikes Again: Was Duncan Keith’s Five Game Ban Fair?
Jim Neveau, NHL Correspondent This time of the year is supposed to be one of celebration for the National Hockey League. The Stanley Cup Finals are in full swing, the …
Read moreHere We Go Again: Did the NHL Err in Not Suspending Johnny Boychuk?
Jim Neveau, NHL Correspondent During this late stage of the NHL calendar, there has been plenty of news both on and off the ice to keep computer keyboards active and …
Read morePoster Boys: An Examination of Who Should Be On the Cover of NHL 12
