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With the holiday season almost upon us now, as we arrive at Thanksgiving weekend each of us should have a lot to be thankful for in our personal lives.  Whether it’s family, friends, jobs, it can be whatever makes you happy.  … Continue reading →

With Thanksgiving approaching, we have a lot to be thankful for. Everyday is a blessing and it’s worth appreciating the special gift of life. There are many who are still suffering following Sandy. Even without our favorite hockey league, MSG … Continue reading →

A few days ago, a special charity event ran at the Skating Pavilion in Staten Island. With so many people still recovering from Hurricane Sandy, Ranger center Brad Richards got some teammates together and organized a free hockey clinic at … Continue reading →

Over the last few months, there’s been very little to be proud of in the No Hockey League, as the lockout is on day #65 and counting with no signs of ending anytime soon although perhaps another meeting tonight can … Continue reading →

I admit it, with the current state of the NHL it’s been hard for me to even get into the Devils’ AHL team, let alone follow all the other Devil players like Ilya Kovalchuk who are currently playing overseas while … Continue reading →

Thirteen days before Thanksgiving, the NHL and NHLPA have finally got down to business. Following the disappointing cancellation of the Winter Classic, the owners and players are speaking regularly. Having met a miraculous four consecutive days, the two sides are attempting … Continue reading →

The past few days have been a blip on the radar screen. The impact of Hurricane Sandy has affected many in the tri-state area. Unfortunately, a storm of this magnitude doesn’t have any boundaries- taking lives and leaving thousands without … Continue reading →

The narrow window closed. An 82-game season is no longer possible after the NHL kept their word by cancelling games through November 30. A week ago, the league gave us false hope by proposing a 50/50 split of revenue with … Continue reading →

For forty years, the New York Islanders have represented Long Island with pride and passion. In their inception back in 1972, they became the metro area’s second hockey team. An alternative to the Rangers for Long Islanders. Ironically, the Islanders … Continue reading →

News traveled fast about the Islanders reaching an agreement to move to Brooklyn at the start of the 2015-16 season. As Hasan noted earlier, Islander owner Charles Wang delivered on his promise to keep the team in New York. After … Continue reading →