Posts About "Daniel Carr"
AHL Central News: Wolves to Look for New Affiliate
February 3rd, 2020 The American Hockey League returned from its All-Star break with a busy two days of hockey on Friday and Saturday. The eight teams of the Central Division began the stretch run to the Calder Cup playoffs with some intense matchups. Admirals' Power Play Flexes Muscles The Milwaukee Admirals (33-8-4-2) remain the best team in the...
Carr Scores in Shootout, Leads Predators past Blues 3-2
November 25th, 2019 NASHVILLE — Daniel Carr scored the deciding goal in the shootout and the Nashville Predators beat the St. Louis Blues 3-2 on Monday night. Nick Bonino and Ryan Johansen scored in regulation time for Nashville, and Juuse Saros made 23 saves in regulatio...
AHL Central News: Admirals, Moose Stay Hot
November 19th, 2019 The American Hockey League’s Central Division marked another week off their calendar with more exciting hockey. The standings are about as tight as you can get. Seven of the eight teams are with nine points of each other and only two points separate third through seventh place. The race for the four Calder Cup playoff berths will come...
AHL Central News: Admirals Chart Their Way to the Top
November 11th, 2019 When you are dealing with a division as competitive as the American Hockey League’s Central Division, the standings will change with each and every gameday. One night you can be at the top of the mountain and the next morning you can be on the outside, looking in, when it comes to a spot in the Calder Cup playoffs. Wild Watch...
Meet the Predators' New Guy: Daniel Carr
September 15th, 2019 Believe it or not, there were more additions to the Nashville Predators' roster than Matt Duchene this summer. In a previous piece, we looked at Steven Santini as one of the players general manager David Poile received in the P.K. Subban trade. In addition to signing Duchene, the Predators also signed free agent Daniel Carr on July 1...
Two Cheap Upgrades to the Oilers' Secondary Scoring
January 4th, 2019 There's a minor disturbance causing Edmonton Oilers fans and media some discomfort at the moment. The Oilers' secondary scoring is missing. Connor McDavid, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Alex Chiasson, and Leon Draisaitl have been carrying the scoring load this season. Between the four, they've scored 75 of the forwards' 100 goals this...
5 Habs on the Outside Looking In
April 9th, 2018 The Montreal Canadiens spent the last two months of their season auditioning many of their young prospects at the NHL level to see where they are at in their development. Some have shown good promise and have potentially pencilled themselves into next year’s lineup. For others, it’s obvious they aren’t quite ready yet. This is a...
Canadiens Development System Needs a Reset
February 11th, 2018 An issue the Montreal Canadiens have had for the last decade is prospect development. Whether it’s sitting young players in the press box in favour of veterans or putting them in a role they aren’t suited for, Montreal’s process for developing its prospects doesn’t always make sense. Drafting players is only one step in acquiring...
Habs Fourth Line Crucial in Win Versus Canucks
December 20th, 2017 The Montreal Canadiens’ fourth line looked a lot more like their first line on Tuesday against the Vancouver Canucks. It was almost a case of what could have been for the Canadiens on the night. One minute and three seconds into the first period, captain Max Pacioretty was robbed of his ninth goal of the season when Canucks’...
Daniel Carr Earning His Place in Habs Lineup
December 9th, 2017 Since being called up from the American Hockey League on Nov. 29, Daniel Carr seems to have finally found his place in the Montreal Canadiens lineup on a full-time basis, something he’s been trying to do since 2015. Fourth-Line Chemistry On Thursday night against the Calgary Flames, Carr scored to tie the game at one earlier in the...
Preview: Canadiens Look for Cure to the Blues
February 11th, 2017 The St. Louis Blues, who are visiting the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday, may not be the hottest team in the league, but they’ve been doing okay since head coach Mike Yeo took over. The same can’t be said for the Montreal Canadiens, who face an uphill battle to get back on track, even after beating the Arizona Coyotes on...
Who the Habs Should've Called Up
November 4th, 2016 The Montreal Canadiens were not necessarily playing with fire, but they had been flirting with it… and, at 9-0-1 entering action Friday night, they have been looking mighty good too. If you’re the superstitious type, their once-precarious roster situation was a recipe for disaster anyway. Prior to calling up Daniel Carr and...
3 Habs That Could Breakout
September 15th, 2016 It seems that every season, at least one young hopeful steps up and becomes a key player on their team. These players breakout and become known around the league as bona-fide contributors. It takes time for younger players to become accustomed to life at the professional level, but once they do, and once an opportunity presents itself,...
