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The Ducks coming off a disappointing swing last week, losing to USC and Washington in straight sets. The Golden Gophers 14-3 (4-2) record to Eugene after splitting matches against UCLA and Ohio State last weekend. Can the Ducks get right at home? Follow along to find out! ‘SCO DUCKS!!!
From Addicted To Quack | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
The Oilers’ first road swing gave us a bit of everything — a power play without bite, a rookie still finding his place, and a few questionable lineup calls. There’s plenty to like and plenty to fix, but one thing’s clear: this team misses Zach Hyman. Missing Hyman Without Zach Hyman, the Oilers’ power play…
From In the Pressbox | about 2 months ago | 1 read
The Knicks wrap up their preseason at Madison Square Garden, hosting the Charlotte Hornets in their final tune-up before the regular season. The Knicks are dealing with some injuries and roster flux, while the Hornets looked pretty good in their recent beatdown of Memphis. It’s a meaningless game on paper—but a strong finish would make […]
From Posting and Toasting | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
After Friday’s practice, Craig Berube discussed the teaching moments for Easton Cowan in his last game, load managing Auston Matthews, Anthony Stolarz’s big performance against the Rangers, and more. Practice Lines – October 17 Leafs lines at practice Knies – Jarnkrok* – CowanMaccelli – Tavares – Nylander Robertson – Domi – McMann Lorentz – Roy […] The post Craig Berube on keeping Easton Cowan on the bench for most of the third period vs. NYR: “He pushed a little bit too much… He knows; he i...
From Maple Leafs Hotstove | about 2 months ago | 3 reads
The Notre Dame hockey season got off to a rough start out on the road, but a return to Compton helped lift the Irish up and they responded with an 8-2 victory over St. Lawrence on Thursday night. From the ND press release: NEW UNIFORMS While I have you here… the Notre Dame Hockey team […]
From One Foot Down | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
Kyla Josifovic’s third period goal was the difference as the No. 11 UConn Huskies women’s hockey team beat the Princeton Tigers, 2-1, at the Toscano Family Ice Forum in Storrs, CT on Friday afternoon. Claire Murdoch had the other goal for the Huskies while Tia Chan made 48 saves. Click on picture in gallery to […]
From The UConn Blog | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
The Ottawa Senators will have to navigate life without their captain for up to two months as Brady Tkachuk underwent surgery to repair a right thumb injury. Tkachuk left Monday’s 4-1 loss to the Nashville Predators partway through the third period. While the team initially hoped surgery wouldn’t be required, a second opinion proved otherwise….
From In the Pressbox | about 2 months ago | 1 read
The Minnesota Wild are going to take on Alex Ovechkin and the Metro Division Champion Washington Capitals tonight with their biggest weapon intact. Kirill Kaprizov (tied for second in the NHL with 9 points), Matt Boldy (T-sixth, 8 points), and Marco Rossi (4 points in 4 games) will start the game pl...
From Hockey Wilderness | about 2 months ago | 1 read
On October 17th in 2013, Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Jonathan Bernier flubbed a 174 foot clearing attempt that bounced off the end boards before deflecting off his skate and into the net, giving the Carolina Hurricanes a 3-2 lead with seven minutes to play. The miscue was awarded to Hurricanes' defenseman Ron Hainsey with an assist to netminder Cam Ward, but credit goes to hard-charging
From In the Pressbox | about 2 months ago | 1 read
On October 17th in 2002, 21 year old Lethbridge College student Timmy Hurlburt flubbed an attempt to streak the Saddledome surface with five minutes remaining in a Boston Bruins/Calgary Flames matchup. Acting on a $200 dare, Hurlburt successfully scaled the nine foot glass clad solely in red socks and a wrist-watch only to botch the descent. Landing off-balance, Hurlburt's head struck the ice
From In the Pressbox | about 2 months ago | 2 reads
The Buffalo Sabres put a nice 8-4 win on the board Wednesday night over the Ottawa Senators, their first triumph of the young season. But that won't put an end to the turmoil surrounding the team just yet. The latest hot-button topic is the future of star forward and pending UFA Alex Tuch. Contract talks have been put on hold for now, but his price tag continues to soar, to "staggering" levels, as noted by Daily Faceoff's Jeff Marek. On Marek's The Sheet podcast on Friday, fellow insider David...
From NHL Trade Rumors | about 2 months ago | 1 read
The Philadelphia Flyers might be making a trade sometime soon and there’s already a team poking around depth defenseman Egor Zamula. According to Daily Faceoff’s Anthony Di Marco, the Calgary Flames are looking to make an addition on their blue line and specifically on the left side. And even more specifically, someone who is young and also has some size to him. Someone who checks all of those boxes is Zamula and he has been already linked to the Flames. Sounds like the #flames a...
From Broad Street Hockey | about 2 months ago | 2 reads
The Carolina Panthers front office is busy throughout the season with transactions, roster moves, and injury updates. Here’s what’s happening at Mint Street this week. Injury Report Good news for the Panthers offense this week as wide receiver Jalen Coker was a full participant in practice from Wednesday through Friday. Guard Damien Lewis popped up not practicing […]
From Cat Scratch Reader | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
A solid secondary scorer has apparently caught the attention of the Edmonton Oilers. Los Angeles Kings forward Adrian Kempe has begun the final season of his contract, with many wondering what the future could be between the player and the team. On Thursday, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period hopped on Oilersnation Everyday to discuss the matter. He…
From In the Pressbox | about 2 months ago | 1 read
Maryland football faces a crucial inflection point in its season Saturday. The Terps are down to 4-2 on the season, with four-straight wins followed by back-to-back losses decided by a last-minute touchdown. They travel to California for a matchup with UCLA, a team with the exact opposite path as Maryland. The Bruins started the season […]
From Testudo Times | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
The San Jose Sharks have traded forward Oskar Olausson to the Minnesota Wild in exchange for defenseman Kyle Masters. We have acquired forward Oskar Olausson from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for defenseman Kyle Masters Full details » https://t.co/Tt7kRpDW9I pic.twitter.com/GXdzTbdASI — Minnesota Wild (@mnwild) October 17, 2025 This is the second time that Olausson is on the move since the offseason, as the Colorado Avalanche traded him to the Sharks for Danil Gushchin back in July. N...
From NHL Trade Rumors | about 2 months ago | 1 read
It’s safe to say the beginning to the Carolina Hurricanes’ six-game Western road trip is off to a bang. Another night with a Canes game, another night with a Canes win. It’s becoming routine at this point. With the 4-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks last night, the Hurricanes now sit atop of the NHL […]
From Canes Country | about 2 months ago | 1 read
The Philadelphia Flyers have just one win in their first four games, and they’ve been struggling to score. They’ve been held to three goals or fewer against manned nets thus far, and barely got a second goal on the board while taking just 17 shots against the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday night. Sean Couturier, Bobby Brink, and Owen Tippett are the only players with multiple goals so far this season, while Travis Sanheim, Tyson Foerster, Noah Cates, Christian Dvorak, and Matvei Michkov all ha...
From Broad Street Hockey | about 2 months ago | 2 reads
No player has scored more goals in the AHL the last five seasons than the Swedish sniper from Goteborg.
From In the Pressbox | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
The Minnesota Golden Gophers hockey team has had a mixed first few weeks of the season thus far. After a split with Michigan Tech to open the season the Gophers lost the first game against Boston College last weekend and would take a 2-2- tie in the second one. But in that second game the […]
From The Daily Gopher | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
Good Friday morning Caps fans, hope you all are having a lovely week and that the weekend promises rest and relaxation. Well, Saturday is decision day, bringing to a close one of the most memorable seasons (dare I say the most memorable season) in club history. It has been a long and winding road, and one that took some twists and turns that no one … Source
From Eighty Six Forever | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
Former New York Rangers first-round pick Brennan Othmann just hasn't been able to seize an opportunity to break through with the big club. After being selected with the 16th pick in the 2021 NHL Draft, the left-shot forward has only managed to get in 25 games total with the Blueshirts, 22 of them last season. He failed to break camp with the team again this fall. Now, Othmann’s name is “gaining traction” among other NHL teams, per i nsider Elliotte Friedman. He is reporting that the Rangers ar...
From NHL Trade Rumors | about 2 months ago | 2 reads
It’s time for another weekly Edmonton Oilers European prospect update. Albin Sundin continues to show offensive flashes and now has his second goal of the campaign. Heading over to Russia, Nikita Yevseyev picked up a nifty power-play assist, and Maxim Beryozkin still can’t buy a goal. Still, the chances are coming, and I think he…
From In the Pressbox | about 2 months ago | 1 read
The 2026 Olympic orientation camp was in August for Team USA, and there were some players left off that certain fanbases weren't happy about. It isn't easy to be one of the players representing your country at the Olympics, especially in a big hockey country like the United States. But with the expanded roster, more players are added to the mix, including three that Frank Seravalli revealed. Among the players listed on the preliminary roster submission were Lane Hutson, Thatcher Demko, and Bro...
From NHL Trade Rumors | about 2 months ago | 0 reads
The Philadelphia Flyers had nearly three full seasons of John Tortorella behind the bench, and for a good portion of that time, the Flyers were a hockey team surrounded by an ongoing soap opera. What was the fiery Tortorella going to do next? Who would he put in the doghouse? Who would he scratch? Who would find themselves benched? What would he do with his goaltenders not just from game-to-game, but period-to-period? All kinds of questions that didn’t deter Flyers general manager Danny Briere...
From Broad Street Hockey | about 2 months ago | 2 reads