Fantasy Hockey: Five Defensemen Under 20% Owned
Last week, The Hockey Writers took a look at some potentially valuable forwards that were under 15% owned in Yahoo! formats. Players such as Alex Chiasson, Alex Killorn, and Frans […]
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Nail Yakupov Scores OT Winner, and Doesn’t Celebrate
Edmonton Oilers rookie Nail Yakupov is quickly becoming a polarizing figure just weeks into his NHL career. Yakupov has drawn the ire of people around the hockey world with his […]
Will the Phoenix Coyotes Be Hurt Or Helped By the NHL Lockout?
As the immortal Yogi Berra once said, “it’s like déjà vu all over again.” The NHL locked out its players at midnight on Saturday, and a new labor impasse has […]
Coronation Crashers? Phoenix’s Last Chance to Stop L.A.
Only one big question mark remains for the Phoenix Coyotes in these playoffs. Do they make good on their last, best shot at redemption at the Staples Center tomorrow night? […]
Hot Topic: Evaluating the NHL’s Discipline of the Phoenix Coyotes
Jim Neveau, Managing Editor/Coyotes Correspondent Glendale, Arizona – Hockey isn’t something that one expects to find in the deserts of Arizona this time of year. The Phoenix Coyotes have never […]
Brown Out: Dustin Delivers For Kings In Desert
Just because most folks may not be familiar with seeing the Los Angeles Kings and Phoenix Coyotes in the Western Conference Finals, doesn’t mean the Pacific Division foes aren’t. Which […]
The Pacific: The NHL’s Tightest Division
It is becoming an annual affair: the Pacific Division is the league’s pressure-cooker.
Five Reasons Why The Phoenix Coyotes Will Make It Into The Playoffs
The Phoenix Coyotes are currently ninth place in the Western conference. They are in a tie with the eighth place Los Angeles Kings on points, but sit behind them by […]
NHL power rankings, Jan. 24
Tampa is making its move for the top spot, winning four games this week. Meanwhile, the Flyers regain the top spot with an impressive week. It will not be easy […]
Red Hot in the Desert: Five Questions Facing the Phoenix Coyotes
Jim Neveau, NHL Correspondent With the 2010-11 season over a quarter of the way through, some distinctive trends are emerging in the NHL. Carey Price has been a nearly unstoppable […]
Poor trade deadline contributes to Bruins success
Let’s rewind time for a moment.
It’s March 3, 2010, around 5 pm. The NHL’s trade deadline is now two hours passed and Bruins’ fans and writers (yours truly, included) are ready to write off the black and gold for missing out on adding more offense to the team therefore significantly damaging the remainder of the season. In other words: “Playoffs?! You wanna talk about playoffs?!”
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Coyotes Poised For Playoff Push
Prior to the 2010 Olympic games, the New Jersey Devils became the lucky recipients of Russian sniper Ilya Kovalchuk in a major trade with the Atlanta Thrashers. Once the NHL […]
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