By: Sydney Fann The NHL announced last year that the 2016 All-Star Game would be changing its formatting. The structure went from two teams of all stars playing in a regulation game to a 3-on-3 division vs. division tournament. When I first heard this change, I was very skeptical. I loved watching the All-Star Draft […]
By: Luke Johns If you’ve been living under a rock and haven’t heard, Lightning forward Steven Stamkos “liked” a tweet linking him to the Toronto Maple Leafs on multiple occasions. They’ve since been unliked but not before it stirred up a lot of speculation. What makes this all interesting is that Stamkos is in the […]
By: Ben Brady The Washington Capitals are on an 8-game point streak going 7-0-1, with that one loss coming to the Winnipeg Jets on the road in overtime. The Capitals sit at the top of a competitive Metropolitan Division with 40 points. The Capitals are currently second in the Eastern Conference, behind only the Montreal […]
By: Ethan Illers The NHL season is just over two months old. Although the season is still young and there are many more games to be played, let’s take a look and examine some notable trends in the league. As we pull up the standings of the Eastern Conference, Montreal is still on top as […]
By: Josh Chodor The Slugging Central The Central Division is (still) the strongest division in the National Hockey League, with both Western Wild Cards being held by Central teams. However, the biggest surprise within the division remains Dallas. The Stars have dominated opponents with a stellar offensive attack led by Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin. […]
By: Isaac Jahns In my last column, I looked at which teams were impressing and which teams were not in the first twelve games of the NHL season. From that time to now, most teams have doubled their amount of games played and we have a clearer picture of which teams are contenders and pretenders. […]
By: Luke Johns We all know that in the NFL, it’s Tom Brady’s “Revenge Tour.” Everyone and their mother has heard that phrase this year in some way, shape, or form. Flying under the radar is that in the NHL it’s Patrick Kane’s revenge tour. I’m not ignorant. I know that allegedly being generally […]
By: Isaac Jahns As we hit the month of November, most teams in the NHL have played about 1/8 of their schedule. The first 10 games have shown us which teams will fly above the rest, which teams have no shot at the playoffs, and that the majority of the league still has something to […]