Q & A with Dainius Zubrus of the New Jersey Devils Dan Rice | November 12, 2013 When you play in as many NHL games as Dainius Zubrus has you get to experience a lot of things and you get to play with a myriad of players.…
Philadelphia Flyers: Broad Street Bullies No More Ari Grief | October 13, 2013 That’s our culture! – Ed Snider, Chairman Is there a more maligned team in the NHL than the Philadelphia Flyers? Is there a team year-after-year that has disappointed its fans,…
Eric Lindros: The Most Influential Philadelphia Athlete THW Archives | September 18, 2013 There are two schools of thought when the name Eric Lindros is brought up. The first is the praise of such an extraordinary hockey player with the skills of Gretzky,…
What If… Eric Lindros Had Stayed with the Quebec Nordiques? Mark Wallace Graham | September 3, 2013 The sports world is full of “what if’s” and the hockey world is no different. In this piece, in what I hope is a reoccurring segment, I look at what…
Andy McDonald’s Decision is the Right One Jeff Ponder | June 11, 2013 Another NHL career has been cut short by the concussion epidemic. Andy McDonald, the Anaheim Ducks’ eighth all-time leading scorer, called it a career last week after suffering from post-concussion…
The Story of the New York Rangers & the ‘Missing Piece’ Dan Rice | May 31, 2013 It has been 19 years since the New York Rangers ended their ‘curse’ (if you believe in those kind of things) and won the Stanley Cup in 1994 after…
Top 10 Playoff Goals in Philadelphia Flyers History Ed Miller | May 30, 2013 This week marked the 26th anniversary of one of the biggest goals in Philadelphia Flyers history; a moment so incredible that the locals still believe the streets of Broad…
The Hockey Injury Olympics Gone Wild Chris Wassel | September 2, 2012 Some will ask why in the wide wide world of sports we are doing this but with how CBA negotiations have hit an impasse, here we are. It is…
The Curious Case of Eric Lindros Ryan OShaughnessy | June 27, 2012 Another year has passed and Eric Lindros has once again been overlooked for enshrinement in the Hockey Hall of Fame. On Tuesday, it was announced that the 2012 class would…
Selanne’s Career Proves Patience Is The Best Option For Crosby Tim Kolupanowich | March 9, 2012 Sidney Crosby was recently cleared for contact, great news for the star center who has played only eight games since getting hit in the head in back-to-back games in January 2011.…
Lindros, Flyers Alumni Adored by Packed House at Practice Justin Johnson | December 31, 2011 A large crowd of people turned out at practice today to watch a very special Winter Classic Alumni Team practice. The crowd was estimated to be over 1,000 people to…
The Blame Game Needs to Stop Regarding Lack of Concussion Data Justin Johnson | December 28, 2011 Concussion. Head Injury. Upper Body injury. Whatever you want to call it, it’s just as bad and just as harmful to sports, most notably hockey. It’s becoming an epidemic in…