Posts About "Scott Glennie"
What Ever Happened to Scott Glennie?
October 30th, 2017 Scott Glennie was once a top prospect in the NHL. Drafted eighth overall by the Dallas Stars in 2009, he looked like a sure bet to become a star. However, things didn't pan out quite the way anyone had expected. Playing his junior hockey within his home province of Manitoba, Glennie racked up 308 points in 252 games in four years...
Story of Failed Top Prospects
November 15th, 2016 The NHL Entry Draft has become an essential part of building a successful team in the league's salary cap era. Modern day dynasties such as the Chicago Blackhawks, Los Angeles Kings, and Pittsburgh Penguins collected star players through years of high draft picks and have built their success largely on the shoulders of the likes of...
5 Biggest Busts in NHL Draft History: 2000-2010
June 23rd, 2015 With the 2015 NHL Entry Draft commencing this Friday, June 26, fans are looking to mock drafts to see who their team's new future superstar will be. At this point, everyone expects the prospects to go on to have very successful NHL careers, or else they wouldn't be ranked so high. Of course, there's no denying that one of the top...
Stars Will Not Sign Horcoff or Glennie
June 20th, 2015 On Friday, Dallas Stars GM Jim Nill announced that the team will not sign UFA forward Shawn Horcoff and RFA forward Scott Glennie. Both will become free agents on July 1. #Stars make contract offer to Patrick Eaves; Shawn Horcoff to hit the free agent market. READ:http://t.co/7HcZQCEiMa pic.twitter.com/kwSVgIKBGc — Dallas Stars...
Travis Morin Still Chasing NHL Dream With AHL's Texas Stars
August 22nd, 2013 If you're a 29 year-old professional hockey player and you haven't "stuck" in the NHL yet, the chances of doing so pretty slim. But don't tell that to Travis Morin, a longtime center for the AHL's Texas Stars. Morin, 29, is at the age where he can be considered a hockey journeyman, but doesn't really fit that image...
The Brief Revival of the Kick Save
March 13th, 2013 I am opposed to the oversized goalie. I think he's ruining the game. I fear the day NHL scouts begin scouring remote nations for hockey's answer to the late great Manute Bol. When goalies drop into the so-called hybrid butterfly every time a puck is shot their way, another hockey angel loses its wings. So imagine my joy when I...
