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For the third straight year, we are conducting a late-summer thought exercise. Over the next week, we will present a pair of options and ask you which is more likely to occur for the Vancouver Canucks this season. Without the benefit of a crystal ball, of course, it’s impossible to know how things will go….
It’s Best & Worst Week within the FanSided NHL sites. This should be a fun few days, with tons of topics to tackle. We’ll start by looking at the three best dra
Former Sacramento Kings athletic trainer Crystal Lee has filed a lawsuit against the team and senior director of athletic health Jaspreet Randhawa, alleging pregnancy discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation and wrongful termination. Lee, who worked for Sacramento from 2022 to 2025, claims her role was reduced while she was pregnant and that her responsibilities remained limited […] The post Former Kings trainer files lawsuit against team appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
The NHL Network released its Top 20 Centres list on Sunday, which included Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki as the ninth-best centre in the entire league. Suzuki moved up one spot on the list after he was ranked 10th last year by the NHL Network. However, some might argue that after a career year like […] The post Montreal Canadiens Centre Ranked 9th In The NHL appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
Well, Corey Pronman and The Athletic continue to spark debate after a flurry of articles ranking younger players, prospects and prospect pipelines. We’ve seen a lot of uproar over players…
This is a mighty low bar, for sure, but after a busy offseason of retooling their lineup, the New York […]
Pals, we’re into the last couple of weeks of August. Before too long, we’ll be into September, a chill will sneak into the air and hockey will poke its head out of hibernation and start emerging from its lengthy slumber. So as we all panic and try to squeeze all the joy we can out…
Scottie Barnes came in eighth on The Game Theory Podcast’s list of top 25 defenders.
In August and September, dozens of NHL prospects selected in the 2026 NHL Draft will get their first taste of NHL action through development camps, training camps, and, for the…
There’s an interesting thing hiding in the Toronto Maple Leafs’ salary numbers right now. Everybody looks at Auston Matthews at $13.25 million and William Nylander at $11.5 million and sees…
There is something different about the Vancouver Canucks this summer. It isn’t that the team is suddenly good. It isn’t that Ryan Johnson and Manny Malhotra have already proved they…
When the Montreal Canadiens acquired Josh Anderson from the Columbus Blue Jackets in October 2020, there was plenty of uncertainty surrounding the deal. Anderson was coming off an injury-plagued season,…
Season 17, Episode 13 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Monday morning show, Alex Kozora and I get right into discussing several key things that Pittsburgh Steelers HC Mike McCarthy said during his morning media session. The Steelers are planning to have rookie OT Max Iheanachor practice on Monday, so […]
New York Islanders goaltender Ilya Sorokin has the ability to decide his team’s fate. When he’s playing at an elite level, the Islanders tend to be competitive. When Sorokin is…
Michael Traikos, Ryan Kennedy, and Drew Shore discuss the expectations heading into the 2026-27 season for the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Winnipeg Jets, predict the winners for some of the major NHL awards, and more
Coming off what is arguably their worst season of the Auston Matthews era, the Toronto Maple Leafs have a lot of buzz and excitement around the offseason moves. Some were…
Moritz Seider was surprised by some of the Red Wings' biggest offseason developments, and he did not hide his view of Dylan Larkin's importance to Detroit. He also explained why a career year has only raised his expectations for what…
The Islanders have selected their third jersey. The selection was...
Nathan MacKinnon remained No. 2 on NHL Network’s annual list of the league’s top centers, with the Colorado Avalanche superstar […] The post MacKinnon Remains No. 2 Among NHL Network’s Top Centers appeared first on Colorado Hockey Now .
Good Monday morning Caps fans. I hope you all had a lovely weekend and are gearing up for whatever this week has in store. Well, Saturday was fun. The Caps decided to take out weeks’ worth of frustration on a rotated FC Dallas side that had no answer for Vancouver’s first-choice XI, which was firing on all cylinders. Four first-half goals, including a brace from … Source
The post Red Wings’ Search Not the Longest appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now . The Detroit Red Wings are 40 days into their search for Steve Yzerman’s replacement and still aren’t close to being […] The post Red Wings’ Search Not the Longest appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now .
The Devils are taking a different approach to food-based promotions for the holiday season.
Last week, I wrote about the idea of the Edmonton Oilers adding a little bit of depth by way of professional tryouts and mentioned names like Luke Glendening and Curtis Lazar. Not exactly the flashiest group of players, but guys who could serve a purpose on the Oilers’ roster. There was a decent amount of…
To say that fans of the Vancouver Canucks have any real fears about the upcoming 2026-27 campaign is probably inaccurate. It’s tough to muster up any genuine terror about a season in which the goal and the odds-on most likely outcome is a bottom-three finish. But this is a notoriously nervous fanbase, and if…
The Miami Hurricanes enter the 2026 season with legitimate expectations once again. After coming within one possession of a national championship last season, Miami returns plenty of talent while adding several important pieces through the transfer portal and recruiting. There are plenty of players who will receive attention entering the season. Malachi Toney is coming […]
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