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The Rangers have recalled forward Micheal Haley for tonight’s game versus the Flyers. The former Islander has played well for the Whale this season, tallying 21 points (5-16-21) along with 158 penalty minutes. No stranger to fisticuffs, Haley spent part … Continue reading →

Personally, I’m getting tired of doing recaps of bad loss after bad loss.  Instead of a recap of tonight’s latest wonderful performance in Toronto (a 4-2 loss with two more Johan Hedberg softies that demoralized the team) I’m just going … Continue reading →

In a ruling that surprises nobody, Sabres winger Patrick Kaleta has been suspended without pay for 5 games for boarding New York Rangers Center Brad Richards in the Sabres 3-2 loss to the Rangers last night.  Five games was the … Continue reading →

Copyright Getty Images Sunday was quite busy for the NHL. An abbreviated schedule has its perks. Hockey was wall to wall. Among the big matches were two that we had our eye on. The first game of the day featured … Continue reading →

A lot of times in sports, when you see a disgusting act you are quick to react to a play. And that is what happened to a lot of us that watched Patrick Kaleta’s hit on Brad Richards last night.  … Continue reading →

Following last night’s win over the Sabres, there was plenty of reaction to the dirty check from behind Patrick Kaleta delivered to Brad Richards. Richards: ”No need for it. That’s not a hit that was ever in the game, I … Continue reading →

The most important aspect of tonight’s game against Buffalo is that the Rangers won. You don’t get style points. Just take the two and move on. That’s what they’ll do after defeating the Sabres 3-2 in a shootout for their … Continue reading →

Copyright Getty Images/By Paul J. Bereswill The Islanders shootout aces gave them a much needed two points over the Senators at Nassau Coliseum. Frans Nielsen and John Tavares each beat Robin Lehner to end a three-game losing streak (0-2-1). It … Continue reading →

Copyright Getty Images/Gary Wiepert Even without Thomas Vanek, the Sabres were able to win their third in a row. Led by Jason Pominville, they shot past the Devils 4-3. It was the first home win for interim coach Ron Rolston.Pominville … Continue reading →

If it wasn’t time to sound the alarm before today’s 4-3 shootout loss in Buffalo, against a last-place Sabres team missing its best player in Thomas Vanek, then it surely is now.  Or move the DEFCON level, the way they … Continue reading →