The Hockey Equivalent of Shohei Ohtani Daniel Amoia | March 17, 2025 If you’re reading this, consider yourself blessed. You’re alive at the same time as one of the greatest athletes in history, Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers (Major League…
The NHL and the Road More Traveled Zeke | February 19, 2017 A recent study of Major League Baseball (MLB) looked into how player performance is affected by travel. To no one’s surprise, they found issues. What made this study unusual is…
Could Metro-Baseball Woes Pass Onto NY Hockey Scene? The Hockey Writers | October 6, 2015 The New York Yankees will host the Houston Astros Tuesday night in the American League Wild Card game. It will be the 81st game played at Yankee Stadium this season…
50 Years Ago in Hockey – Rookie Ranger Ties Up Hawks Rick Cole | December 3, 2014 (Author’s note – Once again we have lost a hockey icon. Jean Beliveau was so much more than a hockey player. I grew up in the 1950’s and 1960’s, a…
5 Hockey Thoughts and Oddities The Hockey Writers | October 24, 2013 Lying awake at night, listening to the snores of bedfellows and little ones in neighboring bedrooms, the mind gets to wandering. The ‘whys’, ‘hows’, whos’, and ‘whens’ of the night…
Why The NHL Was More Successful Than The MLB In Opening Their Season Abroad Jason Sosnovsky | April 6, 2012 The Major League Baseball season is underway! Music to the ears of many people including hockey fans. Although attention will undoubtedly be on the Stanley Cup Playoffs in cities like…