Posts About "Matt Duchene"
Avalanche's Elite Trade Strategies
January 30th, 2018 When Joe Sakic became the general manager of the Colorado Avalanche in 2014-15, he was heading into a good situation. In the season prior to his arrival as GM, he served as the Vice President of Hockey Operations and helped the club climb to a third-place ranking in the overall standings. But, over the next three years, they plummeted...
Duchene Finding His Way With Senators
January 21st, 2018 When the Matt Duchene trade saga finally ended two months ago, the star centre finally got a chance to put the drama and speculation behind him and return to focusing on just playing hockey. Unfortunately for Duchene, the Senators’ season took a disastrous turn shortly after his arrival in Ottawa. Duchene wanted out of Colorado...
Facing Off Podcast: Beasts of the East
December 4th, 2017 All we talk about is the Western Conference. Not even a mention of the Toronto Maple Leafs. That criticism wasn’t entirely true in regards to Episode 11 of the Facing Off Podcast — our season debut, starring Félix Sicard — since there was also valuable insight on Carey Price and the Montreal Canadiens. Félix will always...
Fixing the Ottawa Senators Power Play
November 29th, 2017 The Ottawa Senators could blame a lot of things for their current six-game losing streak. Goalies Craig Anderson and Mike Condon have let in questionable goals at bad times, captain Erik Karlsson has struggled to put up the point totals he usually does, and Matt Duchene has just one goal since joining the team. However, one aspect of the...
NHL Power Rankings Through 20-25 Games
November 27th, 2017 NHL Power Rankings: Preseason Predictions NHL Power Rankings Through 5 Games NHL Power Rankings Through 10 Games NHL Power Rankings Through 15 Games American Thanksgiving has come and gone, and now we can start putting more and more stock in the NHL standings as they pertain to Power Rankings. The numbers don’t...
What's Wrong With the Ottawa Senators?
November 25th, 2017 All is not well in Canada’s capital for the local team. It’s not quite at the state-of-emergency level, to borrow from the region’s political speak, but if the Ottawa Senators can’t turn things around – and soon – there will be a price to pay. It’s a far cry from the beginning of the season, when the Senators bolted up...
