History of Stanley Cup Winners That Changed Coaches Midseason Colin Newby | August 1, 2022 NHL teams change head coaches more frequently and with more success than in any other professional sport. The strategy of a coaching change reached extreme levels when 12 of the…
Canucks Candidates to Replace Green Should Include Boudreau & Bylsma Matthew Zator | November 15, 2021 After retooling their defence with Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Tucker Poolman and adding Conor Garland and Jason Dickinson to their offence, the Vancouver Canucks were supposed to be an improved team…
Kraken News & Rumors: Bylsma, Team Captaincy & More Tom Pepper | August 12, 2021 In this edition of Kraken News & Rumors, I’ll discuss two new coaching hires by the Seattle Kraken, as well as an update on the team’s leadership group and potential…
Last Pittsburgh Penguin to Win Each NHL Award Nick Horwat | July 31, 2020 While the Stanley Cup is the most coveted trophy in the NHL, there is a long list of individual awards that players play 82 games a season to earn. Over…
5 Options for Devils to Replace Hynes Alex Chauvancy | December 5, 2019 The John Hynes era came to an end on Tuesday afternoon, as the New Jersey Devils fired their head coach after a 9-13-4 start to the season. General manager Ray Shero named…
The Grind Line: Red Wings Power-Play Observations Jacob Messing | November 19, 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…
Dan Bylsma Sparking Red Wings Offense Jacob Messing | November 15, 2018 Detroit Red Wings assistant coach Dan Bylsma has brought early returns as the new offensive coach, supporting the growth of young players and helping lead the team into the future.…
Red Wings Hire Bylsma as Assistant Coach Tony Wolak | June 22, 2018 Before the draft chaos ensues, the Detroit Red Wings announced a calming move in the hire of Dan Bylsma as an assistant coach. This spring, the veteran NHL coach assisted…
Frustrations Boiling Over After Another Sabres Loss Jeff Seide | January 22, 2018 Everyone has a breaking point. When loss after loss piles up for a professional team that hasn’t had a sniff of the playoffs in years, frustrations are bound to eventually…
Can Housley Fix the Sabres? Anthony Sciandra | January 17, 2018 When Phil Housley took to the podium for his inaugural press conference, he promised a fast-paced, high octane offensive approach, the likes of which the fans in Buffalo hadn’t seen…
Girgensons’ Best Fit May Be in Sabres Top-6 Chad DeDominicis | August 18, 2017 The Buffalo Sabres signed their final restricted free agent Zemgus Girgensons on Thursday evening to a two-year $3.2 million contract. Now that the forward put ink to paper the task…
Sabres’ Okposo Returns to Ice After Health Scare Justin DiLoro | July 23, 2017 A welcome site occurred for fans of the Buffalo Sabres as Kyle Okposo took to the ice for the first time nearly in four months. While Da Beauty League might…
