Chicago Blackhawks – They’ve Lost That Winning Feeling R.A. Monaco | February 4, 2012 The Chicago Blackhawks frustration level continues to percolate as they’ve lost that winning feeling. Now that realization has sets in–that they don’t deserve to win the way they’ve been playing…
Oilers-Blackhawks close out season series with Sam Gagner’s historic 8-point night Cheryl Adams | February 3, 2012 Sam Gagner, Blackhawks killer? Nobody would’ve predicted it. Ganger started the evening with just 5 goals and 17 assists for the entire season. Only one of those points, an assist,…
Central Issue: Are the Blackhawks a Cup-Caliber Team? James Neveau | December 3, 2011 Jim Neveau, Senior NHL Correspondent Coming off of a season a year ago that saw them struggle with chemistry issues after an off-season of personnel flying out the door, the…
Previewing the 2011-12 Chicago Blackhawks Cheryl Adams | September 4, 2011 A year ago, the Chicago Blackhawks were winding down after spending the summer with Stanley, and the team had undergone a radical makeover as it attempted to squeeze under the…
Selanne, Stillman Headline Remaining Free Agents Tim Kolupanowich | July 10, 2011 The free agency frenzy has all but died down. The major moves have been made and sanity has been restored to NHL GMs and owners, for the time being anyway.…
Plucked From the Scrap Heap, Which Remaining Free Agents Could Make an Impact This Season? James Neveau | July 8, 2011 Jim Neveau, NHL Correspondent After the frenzy that occurred on July 1st, a lot of the players who stood a great chance to make an immediate impact for their new…
What to Take From the Nashville/Anaheim Series Tim McQuade | April 26, 2011 Goaltending was a key factor in this Western Conference, Quarterfinals series.
Ottawa Senators GM Bryan Murray Signs Three-Year Extension Andrew Rodger | April 8, 2011 Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk arrived in the city to watch his team defeat the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 in overtime last night and this morning he took care of some…
Are the Sharks Ready to Erase Their Playoff Misfortunes? James Neveau | April 6, 2011 Jim Neveau, NHL Correspondent On January 13th, the San Jose Sharks were a team whose trends were all pointing in a downward direction. They were sitting with a record of…
The Return of Ray Emery Bruce Hollingdrake | March 23, 2011 A guest post by Brian Kennedy One question was on the mind of Ducks fans Saturday night as their team headed to Los Angeles to take on the Kings. Would…
There’s something about ‘Mery Chris Shafer | October 4, 2009 There’s definitely something more to this Ray Emery fellow than people are seeing. Those that were looking for any reason to wash away the Flyers from Stanley Cup contention this…
Return of the Orange Army: Flyers 2009-10 Chris Shafer | September 26, 2009 Once again the Flyers are orange. The black jerseys that Philadelphia has worn for years have been dropped for the more traditional look. The former orange thirds have become the new home jerseys as the blacks will now be scheduled in for specific games. The change comes at an important cross-roads in the team’s history of course; one that leaves many to speculate whether or not the 2009-10 Philadelphia Flyers have an identity crisis.
