Duncan Keith: In Rare Company Bill Schoeninger | March 18, 2016 It doesn’t take a genius to know that Duncan Keith is good. But few people actually appreciate how impressive his career has been thus far. During the Stanley Cup Playoffs…
Joe Thornton: Mr. Misunderstood Bill Schoeninger | March 11, 2016 When you ask a hockey fan their opinion on Joe Thornton, you’re likely to get the same type of answer no matter who you ask. Good player, chokes in the…
Bob Miller Takes Leave of Absence from Kings Telecast Cole Querry | January 28, 2016 In his 43rd season as play-by-play announcer for the Los Angeles Kings, the team announced that broadcaster Bob Miller will undergo heart bypass surgery and has taken a leave of…
Mark Recchi – Hockey Hall of Fame Debate Dustin Nelson | December 16, 2015 In this series, we debate the merits of players who may have been overlooked for induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame using the Hall’s criteria of judging a player…
Francis, Kurri, McKenzie Join Hall of Fame Committee Dustin L. Nelson | December 1, 2015 The Hockey Hall of Fame announced on Tuesday that Carolina Hurricanes general manager and 2005 inductee Ron Francis, KHL Jokerit general manager and 2001 inductee Jari Kurri and 2015 inductee…
Hockey Hall of Fame Debates: Dave Andreychuk Dustin Nelson | November 12, 2015 This week we’re debating the merits of players who may have been overlooked for induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Using the Hall’s criteria of judging a player based…
Dave Andreychuk Belongs in the Hockey Hall of Fame Dan Herrejon | July 10, 2015 For the second straight year, I feel compelled to write about what I consider a glaring omission in the Hockey Hall of Fame entrants. Don’t misunderstand, the players that gained…
Eric Lindros Should be in the Hall of Fame Sean Olinkin | July 6, 2015 Last week, the Hockey Hall of Fame announced their inductees for 2015, including Chris Pronger, Niklas Lidstrom, Sergei Federov, and Phil Housley from the player side. Although all these players…
Former Sabre Phil Housley headed to Hall of Fame Cam Hasbrouck | June 30, 2015 The Hockey Hall of Fame announced its class of 2015, and the quintet contains one former Sabre, Phil Housley. Housley was selected by the Buffalo Sabres sixth overall in the…
Red Wings & Flyers Will Dominate 2015 HHOF Class Bill Schoeninger | June 23, 2015 The Draft is always an extremely exciting time in the hockey world at the end of June. It’s the first thing to get excited about once the season ends and…
Kings’ Luc Robitaille to Be Honored with Staples Center Statue Walter McLaughlin | March 7, 2015 Luc Robitaille was a lowly 9th round selection in the 1984 NHL draft, right behind no-names Mike Roth and John Del Col. His skating was, to be charitable, mediocre, and…
New Jersey Devils Patrik Elias Hockey HOF? Michael Gwizdala | February 9, 2015 There is no perfect metric or magic number which solidifies placement in the Hockey Hall of Fame. Just ask a player like Dave Andreychuk and his 640 goals. So while…