Posts About "Frank Corrado"
4 Penguins Vegas Fans Should Know
May 30th, 2017 Fans of the Vegas Golden Knights need to watch the 2017 Stanley Cup Final. The Pittsburgh Penguins and Nashville Predators are going to give us our final opportunity to watch those players that may be included on the inaugural VGK roster. We covered Nashville last month, which you can read here. Today we're taking a look at the...
Leafs Trade Corrado to Penguins
March 1st, 2017 The Pittsburgh Penguins have traded Steven Oleksy, Eric Fehr and a 2017 fourth-round draft pick to the Toronto Maple Leafs to acquire defenseman Frank Corrado, according to ESPN's Pierre LeBrun. https://twitter.com/Real_ESPNLeBrun/status/837034349438595074 This move came down to the wire with the announcement being made 18 minutes...
Claiming Marchenko Spells the End for Corrado
February 6th, 2017 The Toronto Maple Leafs have been very active on waivers this season. From sending down aging NHL veterans to claiming, waiving and re-claiming Seth Griffith. The Leafs have used waivers as a way to test out players that they believe could have potential or to grab a player, like Ben Smith, to fill a specific...
Fabbri Out For Season, Rielly's Injury & More News
February 5th, 2017 The St. Louis Blues can't catch a break. Their team allows the fourth fewest shots per game in the NHL, but they're somehow allowing 3.11 goals against per game, which ranks 26th. Now, they're losing some of the offense that was helping to counteract their porous net. Forward Robby Fabbri is done for the season. The team...Marchenko a Leaf, Toffoli Returns & More News
February 4th, 2017 The Leafs have shaken up their blue line by claiming 25-year-old defenseman Alexey Marchenko off waivers from the Red Wings. That move has also prompted them to waive embattled defenseman Frank Corrado. Marchenko played his first full NHL season last year, tallying two goals and 11 points in 66 games. This season, he's been called on...
Recap: Lundqvist Bounces Back in Win Over Leafs
January 19th, 2017 On Thursday night, the Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Rangers met for the second time in under a week. Rather than start their rookie net minder, Magnus Hellberg (which was originally expected), the Rangers threw Henrik Lundqvist back between the pipes to try to shake off the inconsistent play they’ve seen from him lately. On...
