Matt Duchene, Cory Schneider To Return To North America Early Next Week Daniel Schöpf | January 5, 2013 As reported by Swiss media, both Ambri-Piotta lockout players Matt Duchene and Cory Schneider will play their last games for the Swiss-Italian club on Sunday, January 6th and are expected to be…
Canucks Goaltender Cory Schneider Joins Ambri In The Swiss League Daniel Schöpf | November 28, 2012 Ambri Piotta of the top-tier Swiss NLA hockey league has signed Canucks goaltender Cory Schneider until the end of December with the option of a longer deal depending on the…
The Vancouver Canucks Do Not Need to Rush a Roberto Luongo Trade Andrew Eide | July 19, 2012 While the NHL world was busy searching for their collective jaws on the floor after Shea Weber was signed last night, things remained quiet in Vancouver. The Canucks made their…
Why Canucks Fans Should Love the Cory Schneider Deal Andrew Eide | June 29, 2012 Vancouver Canucks General Manager Mike Gillis dropped a bomb during the annual season ticket holder’s summit Thursday when he announced that the team had ‘agreed in principal’ on a contract…
Los Angeles Kings’ 2011-12 Playoff Run: The Numbers Don’t Lie Walter McLaughlin | June 3, 2012 Key records the the 2011-2012 Los Angeles Kings have achieved or are flirting with setting are as follows…
Armed With New Contract Mike Gillis has Tough Summer Ahead for the Canucks Andrew Eide | May 8, 2012 Now that he has received a new contract from the Vancouver Canucks, general manager Mike Gillis is faced with the most important summer of his tenure. The Canucks are coming…
Roberto Luongo has HORRIBLE Trade Value Tom Yawney | April 26, 2012 The Vancouver Canucks’ goaltending controversy will be resolved this summer, and it’s looking increasingly likely that Roberto Luongo will be traded, and Cory Schneider will become the full-time starter. When…
Vancouver Canucks on the Brink With a Lot of Questions Andrew Eide | April 18, 2012 The Vancouver Canucks are staring elimination from the Stanley Cup Playoffs square in the face tonight in Los Angeles. Being down three games to none is most likely going to spell the…
Kings Take Special Path to 2-0 Series Lead Meesh Shanmugam | April 15, 2012 Four days into the NHL Playoffs, one thing has become very clear – home ice is no longer the advantage that it used to be. Home teams are 5-10 so…
NHL Playoffs Predictions: Western Conference Edition James Neveau | April 10, 2012 Jim Neveau, Managing Editor Yesterday, I released my picks for the Eastern Conference first round. Just for the sake of brevity, I’ll skip the long and winding intro, give you…
John Gibson Officially Part Of The Ducks Amos Legault | March 16, 2012 The Anaheim Ducks have signed the 39th overall pick to a three-year entry level contract. Pittsburgh native John Gibson, 18, was the first North American goaltender selected at the draft…
Fantasy – The Waiver Wire and Shooting Percentages: Tlusty, Brassard, Purcell and more Brandon Landry | February 25, 2012 Painting a Picture with Shooting Percentages Shooting percentage is often a key determinant when evaluating a player’s production or lack thereof. It is often overlooked, as in fantasy leagues, one…
