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Canadiens become first team to make coaching change by firing Julien
In a big shakeup, the Canadiens announced this morning that they’d relieved head coach Claude Julien and assistant Kirk Muller. The Canadiens have appointed Dominique Ducharme interim head coach and have added Alex Burrows to the coaching staff. Claude Julien … Continue reading
Posted in NHL
Tagged 2011, Alex Burrows, Artemi Panarin, Brendan Gallagher, Bruins, Canadiens, Carey Price, Claude Giroux, Claude Julien, coaches, controversy, Corey Perry, David Quinn, Dominique Ducharme, fired, Flyers, Habs, Jake Allen, Joel Edmundson, John Tortorella, Kirk Muller, Marc Bergevin, Matt Murray, Michel Therrien, Montreal, NHL, Nick Suzuki, North Division, Ralph Krueger, Rangers, Senators, Stanley-Cup, Travis Green, Tyler Toffoli, video review
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NHL ’21 Division Rankings and Playoffs
These are just rankings based on what I think. In a 56-game season where there could be Covid positives, pauses and player movement at the trade deadline, a lot can change. Keep that in mind. Only four teams per division … Continue reading
Posted in NHL Preview
Tagged Adams, Awards, Campbell Conference, Division Rankings, divisional format, NHL Predictions, NHL Preview, Norris, Patrick, playoffs, Smythe, Stanley-Cup, Wales Conference
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Lundqvist moves on to division rival Capitals
ππ π½ππππ π―πππππ π The Washington Capitals have agreed to terms with goaltender Henrik Lundqvist on a one-year contract worth $1.5 million. Full Details: https://t.co/eAK3vBs8lq#ALLCAPS | @GEICO pic.twitter.com/OxLQD7tatw — Washington Capitals (@Capitals) October 9, 2020 When the October Madness officially … Continue reading
Posted in Column
Tagged Alex Georgiev, Alex Ovechkin, Bob Dylan, Braden Holtby, Canucks, Capitals, Caps, Carl Hagelin, Column, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shesterkin, Ilya Samsonov, Jakub Vrana, John Carlson, Justin Schultz, King Henrik, Nicklas Backstrom, NYC, Peter Laviolette, Rangers, Stanley-Cup, T.J. Oshie, Times They Are A Changin', Tom Wilson
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Shattenkirk’s overtime winner puts Lightning a game away from the Stanley Cup
All postseason, the Lightning have been on a mission. It began with a five game first round triumph over the Blue Jackets, avenging last year’s humiliation. They still had to work extra hard in Games One and Five before putting … Continue reading
Posted in Stanley Cup
Tagged 2004, 2020 Playoffs, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Anton Khudobin, Brayden Point, Corey Perry, Game Four, Game Three, Jamie Benn, Joe Pavelski, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lightning, Martin St. Louis, Nikita Kucherov, officiating, Ondrej Palat, Rangers, Ruslan Fedotenko, Ryan McDonagh, Stanley-Cup, Stars, Steven Stamkos, Tyler Seguin, Victor Hedman, Yanni Gourde
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Lightning even up Stanley Cup series with Stars
Nikita Kucherov congratulates Andrei Vasilevskiy, who improved to 6-0 following playoff losses this postseason in the Lightning 3-2 win over the Stars in Game Two to level the Stanley Cup Final. AP Photo credit Tampa Bay Lightning via Getty Images … Continue reading
Posted in Stanley Cup
Tagged 2020 Playoffs, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Anthony Cirelli, Anton Khudobin, Blake Coleman, Bolts, Brayden Point, Dallas, Games 1-2, Jamie Benn, Jamie Oleksiak, Jason Dickinson, Joe Pavelski, Joel Hanley, Joel Kiviranta, John Klingberg, Jon Cooper, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lightning, Mattias Janmark, Mikhail Sergachev, Miro Heiskanen, Nikita Kucherov, Ondrej Palat, Rick Bowness, Stanley-Cup, Stars, Tampa, Victor Hedman
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Picking The First Round and Beyond
The most unique Stanley Cup Playoffs begins now. For half the field of the Sweet Sixteen, they got a head start by earning the right to be here. In a expanded format due to the pause in play on March … Continue reading
Posted in NHL Playoffs
Tagged Avalanche, Blackhawks, Blue Jackets, Blues, Bruins, Canadiens, Canucks, Capitals, Coyotes, first round, Flames, Flyers, Golden Knights, Hurricanes, Islanders, Lightning, Picks, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Stanley-Cup, Stars
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Revisiting Alex Mogilny after another snub
Alex Mogilny was not only a great finisher, but a terrific playmaker during a 16-year NHL career that remains overlooked by some clueless writers of the Hockey Hall of Fame. One day, he’ll make it. Getty Images It was a … Continue reading
Posted in Column
Tagged '92-93, 2020 Class, 76 goals, Alex Mogilny, Alex Ovechkin, Alexander The Great, Canadian, Canucks, Column, Daniel Alfredsson, Devils, Doug Wilson, Guy Carbonneau, Hockey Hall Of Fame, Jarome Iginla, Jeremy Roenick, Ken Holland, Kevin Lowe, Kim St-Pierre, Maple Leafs, Marian Hossa, Pat Lafontaine, Pavel Bure, Russia, Sabres, Scott Gomez, Sergei Brylin, Sergei Fedorov, snub, Stanley-Cup, Teemu Selanne, Theo Fleury, Triple Gold Member
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Feeling a playoff tournament, Sabres chaos
In a chaotic time that won’t change anytime soon, believe it or not, playoff hockey is inching closer. With Phase 2 finally about to hit in NYC, players will start reporting to training camp. This all seems very strange. Normally … Continue reading
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Tagged 24 teams, 8 seeds, Adam Fox, Andrei Svechnikov, Artemi Panarin, Avalanche, Blues, Bruins, Capitals, CDC, Chris Kreider, Column, COVID-19, Dougie Hamilton, East, Flyers, Golden Knights, Hockey, Hurricanes, Igor Shesterkin, Jaccob Slavin, James Dolan, Jason Botterill, Jesper Fast, Kim Pegula, Lightning, Mika Zibanejad, MSG, NBA, NHL, pandemic, Pavel Buchnevich, play in, Playoff Tournament, preliminary round, racial justice, Rangers, round robin, Ryan Strome, Sabres, Sebastian Aho, Stanley-Cup, Stars, Terry Pegula, testing, Teuvo Teravainen, Tony DeAngelo, Training Camp, Vincent Trocheck, West
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