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Tag Archives: Brad Marchand
HARD HITS: Mitchell Miller fiasco not worth it for Bruins
On the ice, the Bruins have been the class of the NHL. Winners of seven in a row and boasting a league best 10-1-0 record entering Saturday’s game at Toronto, they have lit it up so far. After erupting for … Continue reading
Posted in Column, Hard Hits
Tagged Brad Marchand, Bruins, Cam Neely, Charlie McAvoy, Column, David Krejci, David Pastrnak, Don Sweeney, Guy Flaming, Hampus Lindholm, Hard Hits, Hockey, Isaiah Meyer-Crothers, Jake Debrusk, Jeremy Jacobs, Jeremy Swayman, Jim Montgomery, Linus Ullmark, Mitchell Miller, NHL, Nick Foligno, Patrice Bergeron, Pavel Zacha, Taylor Hall
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Kreider’s exciting overtime goal allows Shesterkin to get shutout in a great goalie duel with Hart
If you love goaltending, then tonight was your kind of hockey game. For over 64 minutes, nobody could score on either goalie. It was indeed an old fashioned goalie duel between Carter Hart and Igor Shesterkin at MSG. For most … Continue reading
Posted in NYRangers
Tagged Adam Fox, Alexis Lafreniere, Artemi Panarin, Brad Marchand, Braden Schneider, Bruins, Carter Hart, Charlie McAvoy, Chris Kreider, David Pastrnak, Filip Chytil, Flyers, Gerard Gallant, Hampus Lindholm, Igor Shesterkin, Ivan Provorov, Jacob Trouba, Jake Debrusk, John Tortorella, Julien Gauthier, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Kevin Hayes, Mika Zibanejad, Owen Tippett, Rangers, Ryan Lindgren, Scott Laughton, Taylor Hall, Tony DeAngelo, Travis Konecny, Vincent Trocheck
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Examining the Svechnikov big hit on Lindholm versus Lindgren hit on Rakell
In the Stanley Cup Playoffs, physicality intensifies. Hitting picks up. It’s that intense physical style which can have an impact on a series. Only three days into the 2022 NHL Postseason, we’ve already seen some heavy hits that have caused … Continue reading
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Tagged 2022 Postseason, Andrei Svechnikov, Brad Marchand, Braden Schneider, Brandon Carlo, Bruins, Casey DeSmith, charging, Column, Evgeni Malkin, Game Two, Hampus Lindholm, hits, Hurricanes, Igor Shesterkin, injuries, Nino Niederreiter, Patrice Bergeron, Patrik Nemeth, Penguins, physicality, Pyotr Kochetkov, Rangers, Rickard Rakell, roughing, Ryan Lindgren, Sebastian Aho, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Tony DeAngelo, Vincent Trocheck
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Game 666 very Devilish, The Rat strikes again, break up the Senators, Tuukka Rask announces retirement
The Devils played Game 666 on the NHL schedule last night when they visited Montreal. It was a good omen. Coming off a seventh straight defeat, they turned the tables on the woeful Habs by routing them 7-1. Montreal is … Continue reading
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Tagged Anton Forsberg, Brad Marchand, Brady Tkachuk, Bruins, Canadiens, Column, Dawson Mercer, Department of NHL Player Safety, Devils, Game 666, Hurricanes, Jesper Boqvist, Jon Gillies, Josh Norris, Matt Murray, Mike McLeod, Nico Hischier, Penguins, retirement, Senators, suspension, The Rat, Tim Stutzle, Tristan Jarry, Tuukka Rask, Ty Smith
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Hockey needs more players like Marchand
Brad Marchand is a polarizing star player for the Boston Bruins. Appropriately nicknamed The Rat due to his history of getting underneath opponents’ skin, he is a bundle of energy that you either love or hate. There’s no in between … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, Andrew Raycroft, Boston Bruins, Brad Marchand, Canucks, Caps, Column, David Pastrnak, Garnet Hathaway, Milan Lucic, NHL On TNT, Patrice Bergeron, Stanley-Cup, The Rat, Tim Thomas, Tuukka Rask, Zdeno Chara
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Truthful commentary from frustrated players on Canada’s strict rules hurting NHL, questions persist on adjusting COVID Protocol
With another game postponed as NHL play resumed tonight, there’s no end in sight to the COVID issues hurting the league. While other major sports such as the NFL and NBA revise their rules to make recovery quicker for asymptomatic … Continue reading
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Tagged adjustments, Alex Killorn, Beijing, Brad Marchand, Canada, cancellations, CDC, China, Column, COVID Protocol, COVID-19, Edmonton, Hockey, Hockey Canada, IIHF, Lightning, NBA, NFL, NHL, Olympics, Omicron variant, postponement, quarantine, Rangers, Ryan Strome, Switzerland, Team USA, U18, U20, WJC '22, women's tournament
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NHL COVID restrictive measures leads to more cancellations, Canada closing its border, early Christmas Break, no Olympics, plus a look at hockey history nicknames
In predictable news that was expected, the NHL’s new COVID restrictive measures lead to more cancellations. With spikes in COVID due to the new Omicron variant, Canada also decided to close its border. That means no games between American teams … Continue reading
Posted in Battle News, Column
Tagged 100 Years, Alexander Mogilny, Alexander Ovechkin, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Artemi Panarin, Battle News, Beijing, Bill Cook, Brad Marchand, Brett Hull, Bun Cook, Canada, Canadiens, cancellations, China, Column, Connor McDavid, COVID Protocol, Dominik Hasek, Eddie Shore, Eric Lindros, Frank Boucher, Gabriel Landeskog, Gordie Howe, Henrik Lundqvist, history of hockey, Jacques Plante, Kyle Connor, Leon Draisaitl, Lucas Raymond, Mario Lemieux, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, Maurice Richard, Maven, Mike Richter, Mikko Rantanen, Moritz Seider, Nathan MacKinnon, NHL, NHLPA, nicknames, Olli Jokinen, Olympic memories, Olympics, Omicron variant, Original Six, Paul Maurice, Pavel Bure, Production Line, Red Kelly, Red Wings, Sid Abel, Sidney Crosby, Stan Fischler, Sweden, Ted Lindsay, Trevor Zegras, USA, Wayne Gretzky, Winnipeg, Zach Parise
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