Posts About "Dennis Seidenberg"
Bruins Options for Defense Depth at Trade Deadline
February 15th, 2018 When the NHL's annual trade deadline rolls around, it's hard to not get excited. Anxious, might be a more appropriate term to use, however, as fans, media and players alike wait patiently to see what type of deals will unfold. Everyone wants to bolster their team. Whether it be with a deadline acquisition or assets for the future,...
5 Best Trade Deadline Deals In Boston Bruins History
February 14th, 2018 With less than two weeks to go until the 2018 NHL Trade Deadline, speculation, and rumor-mongering have been kicked into hyperdrive, filling the league's news cycle. For several weeks every season, the games themselves seem to take a backseat to the exciting and occasionally maddening prognostication as experts and novices alike attempt...
Calvin de Haan: A Bright Spot on the Blue Line
May 24th, 2017 Islanders defenseman Calvin de Haan has concluded the most successful season of his career and was rewarded. Although the Islanders fell just short of a playoff appearance at the end of last season, there has been an impressive showing on the blue line in de Haan, who has become a valuable piece of the Islanders' success. Most...
Bruins Top 5 Trade Deadline Moves
February 18th, 2017 From the THW Archives, written by former contributor Mark Wallace Graham and originally published Mar. 2, 2014. With the 2014 NHL trade deadline looming, no one knows what the Boston Bruins are going to do in terms of wheeling and dealing. Making trades is always a calculated risk, you never know how it's going to work out...
Seidenberg’s Future With Isles Cloudy
January 22nd, 2017 It’s funny what a difference a few months makes in the National Hockey League. After being bought out by the Boston Bruins -- a team he once helped win a Stanley Cup -- Dennis Seidenberg was playing for Team Europe in the World Cup of Hockey, without an NHL contract. Now, five months later, Seidenberg is playing some of the best...
Islanders' Resolutions for 2017
December 30th, 2016 With their 6-4 loss to the white-hot Minnesota Wild on Thursday, the New York Islanders are back in the Metropolitan Division basement. Their 14-15-6 record through their first 35 games proves the Isles have plenty of room to improve. From inconsistent defense, spotty scoring and undependable goaltending, the fact that the Isles are...
