Posts About "Larry Robinson"
The Best NHL Defensemen Ever
July 7th, 2020 The NHL has a long and storied existence. Legendary teams, lines and players serve as a reminder of days gone by while today’s players continue to forge the legacy left behind by the pioneers of our beloved game. Like any legendary player, their contributions to the record books survive the test of time. Whether they changed the...
Canadiens’ 70s Stars Landed in Strange 80s Uniforms
June 25th, 2020 The Montreal Canadiens won four straight Stanley Cups from 1976 to 1979, establishing themselves as one of the greatest teams of all-time. Although the dynasty ended with their elimination in the 1980 Playoffs, that defeat didn’t mark the end of the road for many of their top stars. Many of them moved on to new teams in the ensuing...
NHL Trivia: 50-Goal Scorers, Plus/Minus Champions, and More
June 21st, 2020 The NHL's impending return will be welcomed by hockey fans everywhere, as strange as it will be to watch players on the ice in July and August. Still, the real games of this unprecedented playoff tournament remain some time away, so here's a little historical trivia to help bridge the gap from now until then. Nine Hall of Famers, One...
Today in Hockey History: June 2
June 2nd, 2020 June 2 was another busy day in National Hockey League history. In addition to plenty of overtime Stanley Cup Final action, there were also some big coaching moves, a new franchise name and one of the best defensemen to ever play the game was born. Overtime Magic On June 2, 2003, the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim beat the New Jersey...
Blues: More Injuries and New Management
September 26th, 2017 We are now officially less than two weeks away from the start of the regular season. This is certainly a good feeling to have. Unfortunately for the St. Louis Blues this preseason hasn't been what one would call ideal. The team has run into the injury bug early this season. Last week it was announced that veteran defenceman Jay...
Patty's Last Lap
April 11th, 2017 Amid a season of utter disappointment New Jersey Devils fans had one reason to cheer and cheer loudly during the last week of the regular season. Their last link to the franchise’s championship pedigree, Patrik Elias, officially announced his retirement from the NHL on March 31 and the only team he ever played for honored him with a...
A Possible Solution to Finally Tame Subban
March 8th, 2016 Peer pressure and current coaching are not enough, the Habs must better support Subban P.K. Subban has always been a tough cookie to crack and now in his sixth year in the league, that aspect hasn't changed. Under head coach Michel Therrien, Subban has won one Norris Trophy and was nominated for one more but many think that he has the...
The Next Devils Raised To The Rafters
February 11th, 2016 Getting wrapped up in nostalgia is easy in sports. Memories, stories and legends loom larger with the passage of time. With the retirement of Martin Brodeur's No. 30, there's come much speculation on which New Jersey Devils player should be the next to have his jersey raised to the rafters. Yes, that era of Devils hockey was special but...
Todd McLellan Has Had His Chance
November 12th, 2014 Patience Running Thin Rather frequently throughout the first five, six weeks of this NHL season, yours truly has preached patience. Sharks fans shouldn't come down hard on a team for struggling out of the gate playing over three times as many road games as home contests in the first 21 games of the season. However, not all losses...
November 8th, 2014: A Night Guy Lapointe's Family Will Never Forget
November 7th, 2014 When the Montreal Canadiens play host to the Minnesota Wild on Saturday night at the Bell Centre, 21,273 spectators will be on hand to witness much more than just a hockey game. In addition to the 60 guaranteed minutes of gameplay action that typically comes with the purchase of a hockey ticket, those in attendance this Saturday will...
Larry Robinson: the Assistant Coach You Wish You Had
October 21st, 2014 Pop quiz, name five assistant coaches in today's NHL. Not an easy task, but I'll give you one assistant you should definitely keep your eyes and ears open for: Larry Robinson. The Sharks assistant coach came in from New Jersey in the summer of 2012. Since then, the San Jose Sharks have felt the impact of his winning pedigree. Larry...
Movember: Top 5 Montreal Mos
November 12th, 2013 This month many of the Montreal Canadiens' players and staff shaved their pre-existing facial hair to then grow anew a fresh moustache for the entire month of November, also known as Movember. If you’re one of the few who haven’t pieced together why grown men of all shapes and sizes look like 1970's porn stars this month, Movember is...
Q & A with Ryane Clowe of the New Jersey Devils
October 2nd, 2013 Every successful hockey team needs selfless players, warriors, guys that countless times put the team’s success ahead of their own body’s well being. One of the newest members of the New Jersey Devils, Ryane Clowe, is considered one of those guys, but you’d never know it talking to him other than the scars on his face. The...
