Monthly Archives: February 2013

When Glen Sather rolled the dice and traded for Rick Nash, it was universally approved by just about everyone in hockey. That included a diehard Ranger fanbase whose team came up a little short last year- losing to the hated … Continue reading →

1997 was a strange time to be a Buffalo Sabres fan. The Sabres won a Northeast Division Title,  and the team was  considered an overachieving team by many standards. A strange injury and rumored incidents with superstar goaltender Dominik Hasek … Continue reading →

Not so long ago, our popular Sabres fan wondered aloud when the struggling Sabres would make a move vis-a-vis relieving either long-time GM Darcy Regier, coach Lindy Ruff or both after the Sabres started veering off-course to a second straight dissapointing season. … Continue reading →

Copyright Getty ImagesBy Frank Franklin III If tonight’s game against Montreal was a movie, people would’ve left 10 minutes in. There was no reason for popcorn or beer. Absolutely zero entertainment value. Considering how much I love seeing the Canadiens … Continue reading →

Copyright Getty Images by Seth Winig The Islanders forgot to set their alarm clocks on Presidents Day. They were awful against an classic rival. The end result was a Flyers 7-0 humiliation that put a screeching halt to a two-game … Continue reading →

Since the 2005-06 season, parity’s been the buzzword in the NHL with nearly every team having a chance to win on a given night.  There are fewer and fewer ‘gimme’ games each season.  And yet, today’s President’s Day matinee against … Continue reading →

Chris Kreider just can’t catch a break. He’s already been shuffled back and forth like an Express train on the subway. The Rangers don’t have a clue what to do with the former ’09 first round pick who dazzled during … Continue reading →

Copyright Getty Images/Kathy Willens Derek Stepan scored a power play goal. Let’s just examine this for a second. An actual power play goal was scored helping the Rangers defeat the Capitals 2-1 at Madison Square Garden. This rare occurrence took place … Continue reading →

If you haven’t been paying attention already, John Tavares got his message across to the Devils. The franchise center recorded his fourth career hat trick and an assist in the Islanders’ 5-1 dismantling of the defending Conference champs. The 22-year old delivered a … Continue reading →

Chris Kreider had a memorable 2012. He won a second straight national championship with Boston College and had a sizzling Broadway debut during last year’s run to the Conference Finals. The former ’09 first round pick scored five goals in the … Continue reading →