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HARD HITS: A Father’s Day Hockey Celebration
By show of hands, how many fans got into hockey due to their Dad’s? It might not apply to all. But there are certainly plenty of hockey fans who love the sport because our fathers taught us about it. On … Continue reading
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Tagged 1972, 1979, 1994, 2014 Rangers, Adam Fox, Adam Graves, Alexei Kovalev, Alexis Lafreniere, Andy Bathgate, Avalanche, Bill Cook, Blackhawks, Blueshirts, Bobby Orr, Brad Park, Bread Line, Brian Leetch, Brian Noonan, Bruins, Bun Cook, Canadiens, Canucks, Carol Vadnais, Chris Kreider, Column, Dad, Devils, Eastern Conference Final, Ed Giacomin, Emile Francis, Filip Chytil, Frank Boucher, GAG Line, Happy Father's Day, Hard Hits, Henrik Lundqvist, Hockey, Ian Laperierre, Igor Shesterkin, Islanders, Jari Kurri, Jean Ratelle, John Davidson, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Ken Hodge, Kirk McLean, Lightning, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, Martin Gelinas, Marty McSorley, Marty St. Louis, Mattias Norstrom, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Richter, MSG, Nathan Lafayette, Neil Smith, Pavel Bure, Pete Stemkowski, Phil Esposito, Rangers, Ray Ferraro, Rick Middleton, Rod Gilbert, Ryan Lindgren, Sergei Zubov, Shane Churla, Stanley-Cup, Stephane Matteau, Steve Larmer, Trevor Linden, Valeri Zelepukin, Vic Hadfield
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Kreider’s late goal helps Rangers escape with one-goal win over Flyers, Chytil ties it, A look at a classic Lundqvist game from the 30 in 30
1-1 after 1 #NYR pic.twitter.com/YwUVMfuIhy — Rangers on MSG (@RangersMSGN) January 16, 2022 It wasn’t a Picasso or Renoir. It didn’t have to be. The most important detail from Saturday night’s game is the Rangers got the win. They sure … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Conference Final, 30 Days of 30, Adam Fox, Alain Vigneault, All-Star Game, Artemi Panarin, Blueshirts, Braden Schneider, Butch Goring, Cam York, Carter Hart, Chris Kreider, Devils, Ed Giacomin, Filip Chytil, Flyers, Gerard Gallant, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shesterkin, Islanders, Jacob Trouba, Jaromír Jágr, Julien Gauthier, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Martin Brodeur, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Yeo, Number 30, Oskar Lindblom, Patrik Nemeth, Pens, Philadelphia, Rangers, Roman Josi, Ryan Reaves, Ryan Strome, Scott Laughton, Steven Stamkos, Travis Konecny, Troy Terry
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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
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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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Devils thwarted by goalposts and a hideous PP in a pre-turkey shootout defeat
Last night was a rare game where I had the choice to either go or not go without worrying about eating money on tickets, since I’d already sold my regular section for last night’s game but still had a free … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Goligoski, Alexander Holtz, Bill Guerin, Bryce Salvador, Cam Talbot, Damon Severson, Dmitry Kulikov, Dougie Hamilton, Frederic Gaudreau, Jesper Bratt, Jon Merrill, Jonas Brodin, Kevin Fiala, Lindy Ruff, Mark Recchi, Martin Brodeur, Mats Zuccarello, Nico Sturm, PK Subban, Ryan Hartman, Ryan Suter, Ty Smith, Yegor Sharangovich, Zach Parise
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Devils’ turnaround in Tampa earns a vital two points
Momentum is a funny thing sometimes – you just never know when it can shift in a period, a game or even a season for players and teams alike. We saw several examples of this in Tampa this afternoon for … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrei Vasilevsky, Brayden Point, Carter Knight, Damon Severson, Dawson Mercer, Dougie Hamilton, Jack Hughes, Janne Kuokkanen, Jesper Bratt, Jimmy Vesey, Jonathan Bernier, Lindy Ruff, Mackenzie Blackwood, Martin Brodeur, Pat Maroon, PK Subban, Ryan Graves, Steve Cangialosi, Tomas Tatar, Ty Smith, Tyce Thompson, Victor Hedman, Yegor Sharangovich
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Daws’ sensational debut leads the Devils over Buffalo in OT
For all the talk about the younger players already on the Devils’ roster – including teen rookie Dawson Mercer who had a point in his first three NHL games – and guys like Alexander Holtz and Luke Hughes in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Holtz, Damon Severson, Dawson Mercer, Dougie Hamilton, Drake Caggiula, Dustin Tokarski, Dylan Cozens, Jack Hughes, Jonas Siegenthaler, Jonathan Bernier, Lindy Ruff, Luke Hughes, Mackenzie Blackwood, Marian Studenic, Martin Brodeur, Miles Wood, Nico Daws, Nico Hischier, Pavel Zacha, PK Subban, Yegor Sharangovich
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Devils 2021-22 season preview
Tonight marks the beginning of another NHL season, sure doesn’t feel that way as a Devils fan though – given that we have to wait another three whole days for our opener. At least three days gives us a little … Continue reading
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Tagged Andreas Johnsson, Colton White, Cory Schneider, Damon Severson, Dawson Mercer, Dougie Hamilton, Freddy Gauthier, Jack Hughes, Jimmy Vesey, Johan Hedberg, Jonas Siegenthaler, Jonathan Bernier, Lindy Ruff, Lou Lamoriello, Mackenzie Blackwood, Marian Studenic, Martin Brodeur, Mason Geertsen, Miles Wood, Nico Hischier, Pavel Zacha, PK Subban, Ryan Graves, Tom Fitzgerald, Tomas Tatar, Ty Smith, Yegor Sharangovich
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Jay Greenberg meant something to hockey fans
A few days ago, we lost a great sportswriter. Former NY Post columnist Jay Greenberg passed away at 71. The cause of death was the West Nile virus. He died at his home in Englishtown, New Jersey. He leaves behind … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, Adam Henrique, Battle Of Hudson, Capitals, Dark Ages, Derek Stepan, Devils, Henrik Lundqvist, Hockey, Islanders, Jay Greenberg, Larry Brooks, Mark Everson, Martin Brodeur, Martin St. Louis, Mother's Day, New York Post, Penguins, Philadelphia Daily News, Rangers, remembering, RIP
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