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- Lafreniere makes up for bad penalty by getting winner in third period, Rangers survive the sloppy Blues to earn a comeback victory
- Icy cold reality hitting for identity less Blueshirts
- Tkachuk scores late and gets overtime winner to hand the Rangers another bad home loss, Senators earn split, Kravtsov nets goal in defeat, the disappointment of Kakko and Lafreniere
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Category Archives: NHL
Strome and Vatrano contribute in Ducks’ win, Kravtsov not traveling with Rangers for road trip, Hischier rules himself out for Devils opener at Flyers
There’s already plenty to cover in the first week of the new season. Thus far, only a handful of teams have played their first game. That’ll change over the next two nights. Ten games are on Thursday’s schedule. That includes … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexis Lafreniere, Canadiens, Carey Price, Carter Hart, Cole Caufield, Column, Dawson Mercer, Devils, Dryden Hunt, Ducks, Flyers, Frank Vatrano, Igor Shestyorkin, Jack Hughes, Jimmy Vesey, John Tortorella, Josh Anderson, Kirill Kaprizov, Kraken, Mackenzie Blackwood, Maple Leafs, Mason McTavish, NHL, Nick Suzuki, Nico Hischier, Ondrej Palat, Rangers, Ryan Strome, Sammy Blais, Trevor Zegras, Troy Terry, Vitaly Kravtsov, Wild, William Nylander
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Controversial Kadri goal in overtime puts Avalanche within a win of Stanley Cup, Replays show why Cooper and Lightning have reason to be disappointed
Statement from NHL Hockey Operations on OT Game 4-winning goal: pic.twitter.com/U4dXa2GDTe — Stephen Whyno (@SWhyno) June 23, 2022 Controversy surrounded the conclusion of a well played Game Four won by the Avalanche in overtime 3-2 over the Lightning in Tampa. … Continue reading
Posted in NHL, Stanley Cup
Tagged 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Alex Killorn, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Andrew Cogliano, Anthony Cirelli, Artturi Lehkonen, Avalanche, Avs, Bolts, Bowen Byram, Brandon Hagel, Cale Makar, Colorado, Darcy Kuemper, Darren Helm, Devon Toews, Elliotte Friedman, Erik Cernak, ESPN, Gabriel Landeskog, Game Four, John Buccigross, Jon Cooper, Kevin Weekes, Lightning, Maple Leafs, Mikhail Sergachev, Mikko Rantanen, Nathan MacKinnon, Nazem Kadri, Nick Paul, Nico Sturm, Nikita Kucherov, Oilers, Ondrej Palat, overtime, Rangers, Ray Ferraro, Ryan McDonagh, Sean McDonough, Stanley-Cup, Steven Stamkos, sudden death, Tampa, Val Nichushkin, Victor Hedman
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Czar Igor crowned as Vezina winner at NHL Awards, Shestyorkin finishes third for Hart a decade after Lundqvist, Matthews sweeps the Hart and Lindsay, Makar edges Josi for Norris, Drury up for GM of The Year
On Tuesday night in Tampa Bay, Igor Shestyorkin was recognized by most normal general managers when he easily won his first Vezina as the league’s best goalie at the NHL Awards on ESPN. An absolute no-brainer. Igor Shesterkin has won … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Fox, Auston Matthews, Avalanche, Calder, Cale Makar, Chris Drury, Chris Snow, Chuck Rayner, Connor McDavid, Dave Kerr, Ed Giacomin, ESPN, Flames, Gilles Villemure, Hart Trophy, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shestyorkin, Jacob Markstrom, John Vanbiesbrouck, Juuse Saros, Kenan Thompson, league MVP, Lightning, Michael Bunting, Moritz Seider, NHL Awards, Norris Trophy, Rangers, Roman Josi, Stanley-Cup, Ted Lindsay Award, top goalie, Trevor Zegras, Vezina, Victor Hedman
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Hockey Community remembers St. Luke’s Teddy Balkind after hockey tragedy
On Thursday night, a horrible tragedy occurred during a high school hockey game between Brunswick School and St. Luke’s School in Greenwich, Connecticut. Tenth grader Teddy Balkind fell to the ice during the game. He was accidentally caught by another … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Turcotte, Brunswick School, Connecticut, Devils, family, Greenwich, hockey community, NHL, Rangers, RIP, St. Luke's School, Teddy Balkind, tragedy
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Canadiens pause through Jan. 6 including AHL affiliate Laval while show goes on in Minnesota for frigid Winter Classic
In the most unsurprising news ever to start 2020 +2 a New Year, the Montreal Canadiens announced that they’re pausing activity through January 6. That also goes for the Laval Rocket of the AHL. The Canadiens and the Laval Rocket … Continue reading
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Tagged attendance, Bell Centre, Blues, Canada, Canadiens, cancellations, Habs, Islanders, Joe Mauer, Justin Morneau, Kent Hrbek, Minnesota, Montreal, New Year's Day, NHL, NHL On TNT, Ottawa, pandemic, Panthers, restrictions, Target Field, Tony Oliva, Toronto, Twins, Wild, Winter Classic
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Devils, NHL postpone games until after Christmas break
In something that seemed inevitable for days, the NHL yesterday finally acknowledged the reality that a pause was needed for an NHL season already unbalanced by multiple team shutdowns and canceled blocks of games. Nobody thought we’d get to this … Continue reading
Posted in Devils, NHL
Tagged Chase DeLeo, Jack Hughes, Jesper Bratt, John Hynes, Lindy Ruff, Mackenzie Blackwood, Tom Fitzgerald, Travis Zajac
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Devils and NHL limp towards holiday and possible league-wide pause
Right now it’s hard not to be apathetic about the state of the Devils as a team on the ice, and sports/society as a whole off it with the Omicron COVID variant wreaking havoc on three major sports at the … Continue reading
Senators’ COVID outbreak postpones its next three games, including two with local teams
I guess it only took a month for us to realize that despite the fact the NHL is basically 99% vaccinated at this point, we’re not quite on the other side of this pandemic yet. With Ottawa now having double-digit … Continue reading
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Jimmy Hayes tragically passes away at 31
If it seems like it’s a sad time for hockey fans this week, it is. Particularly for local fans, but it’s one thing for a local legend to retire following a long career after accomplishing nearly everything possible in the … Continue reading
Henrik Lundqvist retires after 15 NHL seasons
As sure as I am that Derek will eventually post a Lundqvist remembrance piece worthy of his NHL HOF career, I’m just as sure it’s near impossible for him to do it today, on what’s surely an emotional day for … Continue reading
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