Category: Hockey
Gallagher Confident in Canadiens’ Playoff Potential
[ad_1] Montreal Canadiens veteran forward Brendan Gallagher recently spoke about the team’s belief that they are ready to compete for a playoff spot. However, he emphasized that words alone won’t get the team there. The Canadiens need to perform on the ice. In his candid comments, Gallagher laid out what the Canadiens needed to do…
Oilers Racing Against Time to Remediate Final Flaw Before Facing the Stars
[ad_1] The Edmonton Oilers will need to get their power play back on track if they hope to take down the Dallas Stars in today’s Western Conference Final rematch. Despite winning two straight games, the Oilers (2-3-0) have struggled on the power play this season, converting at just 7.7%—a stark contrast to their dominance in…
Morrissey Mocked Bold Prediction, Hellebuyck Comes Through
[ad_1] In a recent interview, Winnipeg Jets defenseman Josh Morrissey shared heartfelt reflections on his long-standing partnership with goaltender Connor Hellebuyck. Morrissey, who has played alongside Hellebuyck for much of their careers, spoke candidly about their journey together, their development, and how fortunate he feels to have Hellebuyck in goal for the Jets. Below, you…
Recap of NHL Trade Rumors: Canucks, Penguins, Devils, Leafs – Oct 18
[ad_1] In today’s NHL Trade Talk recap (Oct 18, 2024) The Vancouver Canucks secured their first win of the season, the Pittsburgh Penguins face concerns about their goaltending situation, Sidney Crosby reflects on Evgeni Malkin’s milestone, and Martin St. Louis works to improve Arber Xhekaj’s consistency on the Canadiens’ blue line. Canucks Earn First Win…
Philip Broberg, Former Oilers Defenseman, Establishes New Franchise Record with the Blues
[ad_1] The Edmonton Oilers’ loss appears to be the St. Louis Blues’ gain — at least so far this season. Former Oilers defenseman Philip Broberg is off to a hot start with the Blues. So much so, that he just set a franchise record for the longest point streak by a Blues defenseman to begin…
Maple Leafs Provide Questionable Explanation for Benching Pacioretty
[ad_1] When Max Pacioretty signed a professional tryout (PTO) with the Toronto Maple Leafs this summer, expectations were high that the veteran forward could provide offensive depth and leadership to the team. Known for his history as an elite scorer, many believed Pacioretty could contribute to the Maple Leafs’ bottom six while mentoring younger players….
Analyzing Evan Bouchard’s Early Season Struggles in Depth
[ad_1] The Edmonton Oilers have faced ups and downs to start their season. Losing the first three games in lackluster performances, they’ve come back to win their two most recent games. The Oilers are hoping they are finding their groove. But not everyone has found their footing yet. Particularly, defender Evan Bouchard has struggled immensely…
Surprising Breakout Player Emerges for the Devils at the Start of the Season
[ad_1] Paul Cotter wasn’t expected to be one of the standout players for the New Jersey Devils this season. However, just a few games into the 2024-25 campaign, he’s proving to be a surprise star. Acquired in an off-season trade with the Vegas Golden Knights, Cotter has jumped out to a scorching start. He potted…
Senators’ Ullmark Acknowledges the Challenge of Walkling a “Fine Line” in Injury Management
[ad_1] Ottawa Senators goaltender Linus Ullmark has been dealing with a muscular strain that sidelined him for the last two games. After some time off, Ullmark returned to practice Friday and looked sharp, according to head coach Travis Green. His recovery is progressing well, and while he missed Thursday’s game against the New Jersey Devils,…
Improving Arber Xhekaj’s Performance: Strategies for the Canadiens
[ad_1] Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis recently spoke about defenseman Arber Xhekaj and his progress in Xhekaj’s game this season. St. Louis is focused on helping Xhekaj raise his game, his level of consistency, and maintain a higher level of play for a more significant role. St. Louis explained what he’s seen so…