Winnipeg Jets end of season media availability: GM Kevin Cheveldayoff
The end of season media avail with the Jets General Manager.
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Winnipeg Jets end of season media availability: Head coach Scott Arniel
The end of season media avail with the Jets bench boss.
2026 Playoffs Round 1, Game 2 Hub: Ottawa Senators @ Carolina Hurricanes
A chance to rebound in Raleigh
Five Oilers players who could be X-factors against the Ducks
For four years, the Edmonton Oilers have spent the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs navigating the Los Angeles Kings and their trap hockey. The Kings used their passive style to prevent clean entries and turn each series into a tight-checking slog. This year will be different. Edmonton’s first post-season opponent, the Anaheim Ducks,…
Opinion: A healthy scratch is just what Ross Colton needed
The final horn sounded, on Colorado’s game one victory over the LA Kings, and as usual, the bigwigs (Joe Sakic, Chris MacFarland, and Co.) made their way through the tunnel and toward the locker room. Shortly after, here came Ross Colton in his gameday suit, heading out the door, likely to leave the arena altogether. […]
Latest injury update on Winnipeg Jets Elias Salomonsson & Nikitai Chibrikov
Before they can be sent down to the Moose the pair continue to be evaluated.
Lacrosse: Ducks fight to last on Senior Night, fall to Trojans
Oregon women’s lacrosse closed its 2026 season Saturday with the kind of fight that defined this team, rallying late before falling 15-10 to USC at Papé Field. The Ducks were chasing the game for most of the afternoon after USC turned an early 2-1 Oregon lead into a 7-2 advantage midway through the first half. […]
Coffee with the Caps, Monday April 20
Good Monday morning Caps fans, hope it was a relaxing weekend and that the week ahead is a good one. It was a businesslike performance from Vancouver on Friday night, who made no mistake in dispatching the Western Conference’s worst team, Sporting Kansas City. As I wrote about on Friday, this was always the most likely outcome but I still always worry about these matchups. … Source
Two-goal performances from Dickinson, Kapanen, lift Oilers to 4-3 Game 1 win over Ducks: Recap, Reaction and Highlights
Playoff hockey is back. On Monday evening, the Edmonton Oilers started their postseason, the final team to do so, taking down the Anaheim Ducks in the final two minutes of the game in a 4-3 victory. Let’s take a look at what went on in this one. The first 17 minutes of the opening frame…
Four Oilers, zero Ducks remain from previous playoff meeting in 2017
For the third time in franchise history, and the first time in nearly a decade, the Oilers and Ducks will meet in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The first meeting came during Edmonton’s run to the Stanley Cup Final in 2006. After taking down the Presidents’ Trophy-winning Red Wings in the first round and the Sharks…
Monday Musings: Spring thoughts; draft week is finally here
Hello one, hello all, and happy Monday. Hope your weeks have gotten off to a great start. Lots to talk about in the Miami universe, so let’s get to it. 1) The Hurricanes’ spring game took place on Saturday, and, of course, as it was not televised, I didn’t get to watch it all unfold. […]
Flyers desperately need Travis Sanheim to do it again in Game 2
Travis Sanheim played an outstanding Game 1 leading to a suffocating victory over the rival Pittsburgh Penguins. They’ve laid out the blueprint to win the series as underdogs. The question now is if the veteran defenseman and the Flyers can play a near-perfect defensive game three more times. Sidney Crosby won’t go down without swinging, as Philadelphia is all too familiar with, and it starts on the back end with their number one defenseman. Getting physical with Crosby Sanheim doesn...
Cannot Generate Emotion
How about that comeback tonight from the Buffalo Sabres? That was a heckuva rally in the third period with three goals in a 4:34 span that moved Buffalo from a 2-0 deficit to a 3-2 lead in a game they won 4-3. News stories are already being written about it. Sportswriters are already hammering away at their keyboards... or so we believe. I say that because tonight's victory for Buffalo was fifteen years in the making, meaning that there should be a ton of passionate writers and bloggers talkin...
Gabriel Vilardi to play for Canada at the World Championship
He said on Friday he would go if asked and it looks like he'll be heading to Switzerland as per his head coach.
Pre-Scout: Oilers hope to prove playoff experience is understated, not overrated
Agreed, Connor. The regular season can be a little monotonous. Whether you hung around for all 82 Edmonton Oilers games during the regular season, picked and chose the games you watched, time to hop aboard. The playoffs have begun. The last series to kick off will finally get going against the Anaheim Ducks tonight, as…
Ademola Lookman in a race against time to face Arsenal in Champions League
Shortly after the hour mark in Saturday’s Copa del Rey final, Diego Simeone raised a lot of eyebrows when he substituted Ademola Lookman in a double change that altered Atlético de Madrid’s attacking dynamics. The dangerous Lookman — who had equalized in the 19th minute after Ander Barrenetxea’s very early opener — had been giving […]
What the Flyers’ offense can learn from Game 1
The Philadelphia Flyers will need to adjust since the Pittsburgh Penguins are guaranteed to adjust their tactics for Game 2.
Senators @ Hurricanes- Round 1, Game 2 – Preview and Game Thread
It’s Monday at the Lenovo Center and time for game two of the opening round matchup between the Carolina Hurricanes and Ottawa Senators. Don’t look for any changes on the Carolina side as the same lines and pairings were on the ice at the morning skate. According to our friend, Walt Ruff, Frederik Andersen was […]
The Wild Still Need Offense From Their Blue Line
The Minnesota Wild have enough high-end talent to score in bunches. Still, to stay dangerous over the long haul, their defense has to contribute more on the scoreboard. That starts with Brock Faber and Quinn Hughes, two defensemen who already play huge minutes and shape the game at both ends....
Flyers call up Oliver Bonk, David Jiricek as playoff reinforcements
The Philadelphia Flyers are adding some young talent to the blue line for some depth during what is hopefully a sizeable playoff run. The AHL’s Lehigh Valley Phantoms ended their regular season over the weekend and in extremely unfortunate circumstances, they missed the playoffs by a total of five points after they dropped their season finale and the Hershey Bears, who sit just one spot above them in the division standings, earned an overtime win against the Rochester Americans. It was a ...
Oilers’ Connor Murphy excited for his first real taste of NHL Playoffs
Connor Murphy made his NHL debut November 16th, 2013. He’s played 825 regular season NHL games but tonight will be his first playoff game with fans in the building. He played nine playoff games for Chicago in the 2020 bubble in Edmonton, but with no fans in the crowd, Murphy didn’t get the authentic playoff…
Devin Fitz-Gerald Is Off To A Kevin McGonigle Like Start At High A
The Nationals were aggressive with their assignment of Devin Fitz-Gerald this season, sending the 20-year-old infielder straight to High A Wilmington after just 10 games at Low A in 2025 with the Rangers. So far through 13 games, the youngster from the MacKenzie Gore trade has been even better than advertised, hitting .333 with a […]
Mock Draft 3.0 – The Final One
We’re finally here; it’s the week of the 2026 NFL Draft. Rumors have been flying and now we finally see what a year’s worth of scouting work leads to. As always, my mocks will be free of trade ups. I don’t know what teams are thinking in terms of value and moving around the board […]
Islanders Anxiety – Episode 370 – Complicated Complex Feelings
In a very stream of consciousness episode, Mike and Dan sort through the many thoughts they’ve had since the Islanders season ended a week ago. After their final game (a 2-1 loss to Carolina, of course) and all of the exit meetings, there’s still a lot to process about the 2025-26 Islanders. Matthew Schaefer’s incredible […]
Devin Fitz-Gerald Is Off To A Kevin McGonigle Like Start At High A
The Nationals were aggressive with their assignment of Devin Fitz-Gerald this season, sending the 20-year-old infielder straight to High A Wilmington after just 10 games at Low A in 2025 with the Rangers. So far through 13 games, the youngster from the MacKenzie Gore trade has been even better than advertised, hitting .333 with a […]
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