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Steve Yzerman will certainly end up as the big boss of an NHL team soon, but hiring him on the basis of his Olympic construction alone would be folly. More
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Despite aggravating a previous knee injury in his first game back from the Olympic break, Tuukka Rask looks to have taken the starting job in Boston from reigning Vezina Trophy winner Tim Thomas. Ryan Kennedy caught up with the Bruins rookie netminder as he reflected on his season and prepared for the stretch run. More
Even though the hit was brutal, Matt Cooke shouldn't be suspended for having bad timing because the play wasn't illegal. More
The chief scout for North American Central Scouting looks at whose stock is going up and down, and counts down the latest top 30. More
Quebec City's prodigal son didn't get the chance to play in his hometown, but he's relishing the opportunity to grow the game at the junior level. More
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Steve Yzerman will certainly end up as the big boss of an NHL team soon, but hiring him on the basis of his Olympic construction alone would be folly. More
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The game has certainly skewed young, but there's still plenty of experienced skill to go around. Here's the best of the lot.
Who are the top non-NHL free agents? Mike Green for Duncan Keith? Prospect upside? Trade Malkin? And more.
In this week's list of players we're stoked about seeing at the pro level someday, we focus on post-season performances.
Steve Yzerman will certainly end up as the big boss of an NHL team soon, but hiring him on the basis of his Olympic construction alone would be folly.
What happened to Sidney Crosby's equipment after the gold medal game? Reebok set up a help line to try and find out.
How is the NHL supposed to create a rule regarding hits to the head if the hockey community can't even decide exactly what a dirty hit entails?
The Panthers are set on the blueline and in goal and have pieces of the puzzle up front, but real contenders have a go-to scoring threat.
Ryan Kennedy
Even though the hit was brutal, Matt Cooke shouldn't be suspended for having bad timing because the play wasn't illegal.
Ken Campbell
The chief scout for North American Central Scouting looks at whose stock is going up and down, and counts down the latest top 30.
Mark Seidel
The former OHLer and current university player gives a first-hand account of concussions and explains why the onus is on the players to curb concussions.
Jason Cassidy
Quebec City's prodigal son didn't get the chance to play in his hometown, but he's relishing the opportunity to grow the game at the junior level.
Rory Boylen
The NHL should look to the NFL's "unnecessary roughness" rule in order to curb excessive violent hits on the ice.
John Grigg
Dealing for Jeff Halpern and Fredrik Modin will help the Kings secure a playoff spot and make a deep playoff run.
Jay Feaster
The former assistant GM in Minnesota looks at when it's better to hold on to impending UFA rather than swap them for a hope and a prayer.
Tom Lynn
In the March 15 issue of The Hockey News, it’s our Olympics Special Collector’s Issue.
We celebrate Canada’s men’s and women’s gold medal performances at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver with this collector’s commemorative edition.
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Who is the league's most skilled agitator?
“I’m pretty excited. I just don’t want to say anything stupid."
- Toronto's Luca Caputi after scoring his first goal with his new squad in Tuesday night's 4-3 overtime win against Boston.
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