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Today, more games were canceled. This time, it’s through January 14, 2013. … I’m past the point of no return. I really tried. I thought there would be a season already. I was tricked into believing the faulty leadership would … Continue reading →

The World Junior Championships are officially on deck with exhibitions starting up. While Team USA sorts through their roster, Team Canada already announced who made the cut for the exciting 2013 Prospect Tournament. Returning from last year’s bronze medal team … Continue reading →

Dear NHL/NHLPA: I write this with mixed emotions on what you’ve done to the game of hockey. Entering the lockout, I believed you would eventually come to your senses and reach agreement on a new CBA by Thanksgiving. In my … Continue reading →

On Monday and early Tuesday, I was getting excited for Opening Night again with reports of a deal being close.  You had to think one was, after Bill Daly and Steve Fehr‘s buddy-buddy press conference Tuesday night following progress reportedly … Continue reading →

After weeks – really months of very little positive news on the CBA front, the vibes have suddenly got a whole lot better the last two days as far as our chances of seeing NHL hockey again for Christmas.  The … Continue reading →

Few rivalries are as good as Boston University and Boston College in hockey. This weekend, there’s been plenty of puck to choose from. The highlight has been the classic home-and-home series between bitter college rivals Boston University and Boston College. … Continue reading →

Most of the hype surrounds top ranked Canadian junior hockey phenom Nathan MacKinnon for the 2013 Draft. A 17-year old power forward who can score, set up teammates and hit like a freight train. He was on display during the #SubwaySeries featuring the … Continue reading →

In the 2011 NHL Draft, the Rangers selected forward Michael St. Croix in Round Four. Most of the focus from that draft is on No.1 pick J.T. Miller, who’s already in his first pro season with the Connecticut Whale. However, … Continue reading →

It was like a scene out of the movie Field of Dreams, where star players materialized out of nowhere to convene in one location, for one night.  Only instead of ghosts in an Iowa cornfield, last night’s charity game to … Continue reading →