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Artem Anisimov and Brandon Dubinsky were a big part of the Ranger revival. Sometimes, sports aren’t fair. One day, you root for your favorite players and then the next minute they’re gone. At least Brandon Dubinsky and Artem Anisimov were … Continue reading →

Newly acquired Rick Nash will be under pressure to perform as a Ranger. Rick Na$h finally got his wish. The All-Star forward was traded today to the Rangers in a six-player deal with the Blue Jackets. Going the other way … Continue reading →

Even though there’s still work to be done up front, the Devils ensured the backline would remain intact by avoiding a potential arb hearing headache with defenseman Mark Fayne after coming to terms on a two year, $2.6 million deal.  … Continue reading →

Boom. That was the thud you heard late last night on the East coast when Shea Weber agreed to a 14-year offersheet with the Flyers worth $110 million. As Hasan previously noted, the Predators have the daunting task of deciding … Continue reading →

After seeing the news this morning that broke while most of us were sleeping about the Flyers offer-sheeting Nashville captain and star defenseman Shea Weber to a 14 year, $110 million deal, one of my first thoughts was how could none … Continue reading →

After the departure of assistants Adam Oates to Washington (head coach) and Larry Robinson to San Jose (associate coach) respectively, the Devils had two big voids on their staff to fill.  GM Lou Lamoriello feels he has the men in place … Continue reading →

After the monumental departure of captain Zach Parise to Minnesota, eight days later the question of ‘What’s next?’ still remains for the Devils.  It’s unusual if an entire NHL roster is set by the second week in July, but obviously issues … Continue reading →

Yesterday, the U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame announced its newest inductees. All deserving. Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello will be joining Mike Modano and Ed Olczyk in Minnesota for the ceremony this Fall. The architect of three Stanley Cups after … Continue reading →

The Rangers added more depth to the organization yesterday, signing Brandon Segal. Ironically, he turned 29 today and joins his fifth team if you count that he was drafted by Nashville. Segal never played for the Predators but had brief … Continue reading →

Larry Robinson has been a fixture for two decades with the Devils. Whether it’s been as an assistant helping turn Scott Stevens and Scott Niedermayer into Hall Of Fame defensemen or taking over for Robbie Ftorek to lead the red and … Continue reading →