The Vancouver Canucks are not the same team that won 50 games last season and walked away as Pacific Division champions. They have dropped several notches in people’s minds and are no longer a contender for the Stanley Cup, something they were considered at this time last season. From issues scoring and defending to drama
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The World Junior Championship, often referred to as the most fantastic time of year in hockey, is just around the corner. Team Canada has submitted their final roster ahead of the event, just as they did for 2024. This year’s team features an impressive 21 players who NHL teams have already drafted. After a disappointing
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Justin Barron clearly wasn’t working out after almost three years in the organization. So, in some respects, it’s almost a miracle the Habs were able to get as significant a haul as Alexandre Carrier, a much needed defensively aware presence to replace him on the right side on defense. While Carrier is 5-foot-11 (174 pounds),
While the Vancouver Canucks are well above .500 so far this season at 15-9-5 and have the same amount of regulation losses they had last season after 29 games, they don’t resemble the team that eventually won the Pacific Division and finished with 50 wins. The identity of a strong forechecking team with elite two-way
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, are the Edmonton Oilers still looking to the trade market for a defenseman? Meanwhile, what is the status of talks with Connor McDavid? Did the Anaheim Ducks try to send Cam Fowler to the New York Rangers as part of the Jacob Trouba trade? Brady Tkachuk denies hearing anything about
The Vancouver Canucks have been looking to acquire a defenceman for a while now, but the situation got a little more dire when it was announced that Filip Hronek would miss eight weeks after undergoing a procedure on his lower body. While the front office has said they will be patient in their pursuit, the
Through the first 23 games of the 2024-25 regular season, the Pittsburgh Penguins look anything but a contending team. They currently sit at a record of 7-12-4 and are dead last in the Metropolitan Division. The team seems to be out of sync for the most part, which has led to many calling for a
The Montreal Canadiens have had a hellish start to the 2024-25 season. As of Nov. 13, they sit 31st overall in the league, tied in points with the Nashville Predators. They have defensive issues; they have problems offensively. The club’s rebuild didn’t take the step forward general manager (GM) Kent Hughes had hoped. Related: Montreal
So, about those Winnipeg Jets? If you had them 14-1-0 after their first 15 games, good on you, because I don’t think anyone expected them to be the NHL’s best team after a month or so of action, but here we are. The question is, are the Jets as good as their record indicates? Jets’
Despite losing a tight 1-0 game to the Winnipeg Jets, spirits were high for the Colorado Avalanche. Given the challenges they have faced this season, it had to feel good knowing they could go toe-to-toe with the best team in the NHL and come within a hair’s breadth of winning. In a game that most
The New York Islanders have underwhelmed to begin the 2024-25 season, largely due to the team’s lack of forward depth. This was a concern at the beginning of the season, and while Anthony Duclair and Mat Barzal have been sidelined with injuries, it has only gotten worse. The season is still young, but it is
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving made a move last night by moving right-handed defenseman Timothy Liljegren to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a 2025 conditional third-round pick, the Sharks’ sixth-round pick in 2026 and defenseman Matt Benning. The move brings an end to Liljegren’s era in Toronto after he just signed
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Edmonton Oilers publicly announced the timeline of Connor McDavid’s return from injury. It’s not great news for the Oilers, but it could have been a lot worse. Meanwhile, the team has called up two AHL players to help fill in while McDavid is away. Is there anything else the
Hockey in the desert. What once was a mystical thought that a sport could survive in an environment where temperatures reach upwards of 120 degrees became a reality in the summer of 1996 when the Winnipeg Jets relocated to the Valley of the Sun, changing the NHL landscape forever. At the time, the Phoenix Suns
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Toronto Maple Leafs signed defenseman Jake McCabe to a five-year extension. How and when did that deal come together? Meanwhile, Connor Bedard expressed his frustrations at the Chicago Blackhawks results so far this season. Are other teams going to follow the blueprint from the St. Louis Blues? Finally, don’t
On the Thursday, Oct. 24 edition of TSN’s Insider Trading, host Gino Reda and hockey insider Pierre LeBrun had a chat that should have Montreal Canadiens fans’ ears perk up. The segment (which begins at the 3:03 mark) revealed that Canadiens general manager (GM) Kent Hughes has been making calls to his GM brethren around the league.
The Toronto Maple Leafs suffered their second loss of the young season and their first defeat at home when they fell to the New York Rangers 4-1 on Saturday night. The final score does not tell the whole story. It was a competitive game marked by scoring opportunities and solid goaltending. Related: NHL Rumors: Maple
The Calgary Flames are looking to add to their roster. Yes, you heard that right. Despite being early into what most are considering a rebuilding stage, it is being reported that general manager (GM) Craig Conroy is scouring the trade market in hopes of adding a player to his group. Related: Flames: 4 Potential Replacements
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