Pittsburgh Penguins’ 3 Greatest Head Coaches Adam Krivanek | November 27, 2020 Since the Pittsburgh Penguins entered the league along with six other franchises back in 1967 — one of them being their in-state rival Philadelphia Flyers — the organization has been…
Flyers’ Team of Head Coaches Proving Successful Max Nason | March 11, 2020 Just over three years ago, Michel Therrien was fired as head coach of the Montreal Canadiens for the second time. Fourteen months later, Alain Vigneault saw his tenure as head…
Flyers’ Power Play Has Improved Significantly Johnny Berman | March 3, 2020 With just over a fifth of the season left to play, the Philadelphia Flyers have the league’s 11th-best power play. They have scored on 21.6 percent of their power play…
Flyers Have Deep Experience Behind the Bench Nathan Moser | January 26, 2020 When an NHL team gets talked about and analyzed, the brunt of the attention goes to the players (for obvious reasons). If attention goes elsewhere, it is on the general…
NHL News & Notes: Babcock, Holland, Therrien & More Brandon Share-Cohen | May 6, 2019 In today’s News & Notes, Mike Babcock will remain the head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ken Holland has agreed to terms on a contract to become the new…
Is Claude Julien a Repeat of the Michel Therrien Era? Brianne Spiker | December 26, 2017 For many Montreal Canadiens fans, the second Michel Therrien era was not a good one. It seems like for every Therrien supporter, there are at least ten detractors. When he…
Trading Galchenyuk: An Inevitable Mistake Johannes Wheeldon | November 7, 2017 Admitting mistakes can be hard. Errors are part of life, of course. Owning up to them can be difficult when you are stressed, lack confidence, or are unsure of yourself.…
Canadiens Bring Back Therrien… for Some Reason Ryan Szporer | September 10, 2017 The best thing that can be said about Michel Therrien staying on with the Montreal Canadiens is the move is fiscally responsible. As he indicated in an interview on TSN…
Canadiens Suddenly Contenders Again Ryan Szporer | March 5, 2017 What a difference a week makes. After going an underwhelming 1-2 to start off head coach Claude Julien’s second tenure with the team, the Montreal Canadiens are finally seeing some…
Bergevin Just Saved Himself Ryan Szporer | February 22, 2017 The Montreal Canadiens may be far from safe, as far as their playoff aspirations go, but general manager Marc Bergevin should be. Even if the Habs somehow fall short of…
5 Positives Julien Brings to the Canadiens Ryan Szporer | February 18, 2017 There’s a reason Montreal Canadiens head coach Claude Julien’s resume is more impressive than the outgoing Michel Therrien’s. That’s in spite of the fact that Julien got his start in…
Leafs’ Unique Cap Situation, Therrien’s Statement & More News Steven DiOssi | February 16, 2017 The Toronto Maple Leafs hold the final wild card spot in the Eastern Conference with just 25 games left to play in the 2016-17 regular season — putting them in…
