by Adam Proteau - October 5, 2011 2:10 PM EDT
There are more than a few players who may be embarking on their final NHL season this year and we rank them.
Hockey fans everywhere are excited for the start of the 2011-12 regular season – but there’s always a bittersweet element to each new year because there are always guys entering their final NHL campaign.
by The Hockey News - September 28, 2011 5:51 PM EDT
The best-ever shots the in NHL always cause fear, whether it be from velocity or accuracy.
By Brian Liu
There’s more than one way to score a goal in the NHL. Sometimes, it’s an amazing individual effort, a beautiful passing play or even a mishap by the padded man.
by Adam Proteau - September 21, 2011 2:14 PM EDT
We run down a list of 10 rookies who are the pre-season favorites to contend for the NHL's rookie of the year award.
Every season, there are first-year NHLers who either come out of nowhere to make an impact, or who, based on their pedigree at the junior or college level, are expected to make significant contributions right away.
by Adam Proteau - September 14, 2011 1:55 PM EDT
The vast majority of NHLers come from North America or Europe, but some originate from regions all over the world.
By and large, elite hockey players have come from Canada, the United States, Russia and a handful of European countries. However, more than a few NHL players came into the world in the most unlikely of locations.
by Adam Proteau - September 7, 2011 3:57 PM EDT
In today's countdown, we rank the top storylines to watch as training camps set to open.
The NHL’s training camps are about to kick off – and with them, there will be no shortage of intriguing storylines that begin. For this week’s Top 10, here are the stories most worth watching:
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by Adam Proteau - August 31, 2011 2:21 PM EDT
With training camps closing in, there are still a number of noteworthy names available on the free agent market.
It’s almost time for NHL training camps to begin, but there are a number of recognizable names still searching for employment. Here are the top 10 remaining unrestricted free agent NHLers (not counting Teemu Selanne, who most believe will sign with Anaheim or retire):
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by Adam Proteau - August 24, 2011 12:01 PM EDT
With the season creeping closer, we run down a chronological list of the most intriguing games on the slate this season.
With September fast approaching, it will soon be time for NHL training camps to begin - and before you know it, the regular season will be upon us.
by Adam Proteau - August 17, 2011 12:35 PM EDT
We look at former NHL players who use social media to interact with fans and have their voices heard.
In last week’s THN.com Top 10, we ranked the best active NHLers to follow on Twitter. But there are also retired players who have been bitten by the social media bug.
by Adam Proteau - August 10, 2011 1:09 PM EDT
This week's list ranks the active NHLers who use social media to connect with fans and have their voices heard.
It’s the dog days of summer and you can’t follow your favorite NHL players on the ice. But thanks to the rise of social media, that doesn’t mean you can’t follow them off it.
by Ryan Kennedy - August 3, 2011 1:55 PM EDT
Plenty of money was tossed around, but some will have a much bigger impact on teams and the entire NHL.
Although the flurry of activity this summer has provided storylines for all 30 NHL teams, some deals are more important than others – and not every impactful inking was of an unrestricted free agent.
by The Hockey News - July 20, 2011 11:15 AM EDT
NHL GMs were makin' it rain once again this summer. We count down the guys whose wallets got the fattest.
By Adam Scully
A salary cap hasn’t stopped teams from dolling out large sums of money to unrestricted free agents and 2011 has been no different.
by Adam Proteau - July 13, 2011 1:02 PM EDT
With the dog days of summer setting in, we count down the roster makeover winners so far.
Now that the mania surrounding the kickoff of NHL free agency has subsided, which teams have improved most so far this off-season? That’s our focus in today’s THN.
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