by The Hockey News - May 13, 2013 9:04 AM EDT
James Reimer followed up his boffo Game 5 with the best game of his short career in Game 6. The 25-year-old made 29 saves in the 2-1 victory over the Boston Bruins. THNTV caught up with him following the victory to discuss the game, the quick turnaround for Game 7, his diving save and much more.
After leading the Toronto Maple Leafs to victory with a solid performance in Game 5, James Reimer followed it up with the best game of his short career in Game 6.
by The Hockey News - May 13, 2013 1:40 AM EDT
The Rangers barely got enough offense to slip by the Capitals and set up a Game 7 Monday night; Toronto wins at home to force Game 7; and Detroit finishes the upset of Anaheim with a 3-2 win in Game 7.
GAME 6: NY RANGERS 1, WASHINGTON 0 – SERIES TIED 3-3
Why New York won: The Rangers had scored only 10 goals in the first five games of this series and eight of them came in their two wins.
by Rory Boylen - May 11, 2013 11:28 PM EDT
The Penguins held off a feisty Islanders team to slip by in overtime and move on to Round 2, where they'll play the Senators.
GAME 6: PITTSBURGH 4, NY ISLANDERS 3 (OT) – PENGUINS WIN SERIES 4-2
Why Pittsburgh won: The Pens escaped by the skin of their teeth after being outplayed by the underdogs in Nassau for most of Game 6.
by The Hockey News - May 11, 2013 10:55 AM EDT
Each year, Daniel Tkaczuk teams up with THN to produce a series of skill development videos. This week's drill focuses on a player's ability to shoot the puck.
This week's drill focuses on a player's ability to shoot the puck.
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by The Hockey News - May 10, 2013 11:35 PM EDT
The Maple Leafs took a 2-0 lead and hung on down the stretch to send the series back to Toronto; the Rangers offense disappears again and Washington takes a 3-2 series lead; Detroit wins for the third time in OT to go to Game 7; and the Kings knocked out the Blues.
GAME 5: TORONTO 2, BOSTON 1 – BRUINS LEAD 3-2
Why Toronto won: The Leafs turned the tables on the Bruins by playing essentially the same opportunistic type of game Boston used to win three of the first four games of this series: Toronto leaned on goalie James Reimer all night, capitalized on a couple of the home team’s mistakes and held on for dear life in a third period that saw the trailing team furiously assault the leading team with a flurry of shots on net.
by The Hockey News - May 10, 2013 12:30 AM EDT
The Penguins turned to their backup goalie and got a strong performance in a winning effort that took the series lead back; Ottawa buried Montreal with a convincing win to move on to Round 2; and Chicago's depth propelled them ahead.
GAME 5: PITTSBURGH 4, NY ISLANDERS 0 – PENGUINS LEAD 3-2
Why Pittsburgh won: The Penguins final decided to play a full team game and, most importantly, had confident, steady goaltending behind them.
by The Hockey News - May 9, 2013 1:52 PM EDT
From the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, THN's Ken Campbell and Adam Proteau are joined by Dave Naylor of TSN Drive on TSN 1050 in Toronto to discuss the incredible pace in Game 4, Dion Phaneuf’s errors, David Krejci’s clutch performances, positives for the Leafs moving forward and more.
From the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, THN's Ken Campbell and Adam Proteau are joined by Dave Naylor of TSN Drive on TSN 1050 in Toronto to discuss…
• the incredible pace in Game 4…
• Dion Phaneuf’s errors…
• David Krejci’s clutch performances…
• positives for the Leafs moving forward and more.
by The Hockey News - May 9, 2013 1:30 AM EDT
The Maple Leafs fought hard, but let one slip away in overtime; the Rangers' offense kept chugging and led them to a Game 4 win and a tie in the series; Los Angeles comes back from 2-0 series deficit to take 3-2 lead; and the Ducks escape with their own OT win.
GAME 4: BOSTON 4, TORONTO 3 (OT) – BRUINS LEAD 3-1
Why Boston won: The Bruins were outplayed most of the night, but showed veteran calm after giving up the first two goals of the game, constantly testing Leafs goalie James Reimer, who struggled mightily with his rebound control all night long.
by The Hockey News - May 8, 2013 12:00 PM EDT
When the Toronto Maple Leafs signed UFA Jay McClement to a two-year, $3 million contract on July 1, 2012 they knew they were getting a reliable checking-line center and it’s safe to say they got what they expected and then some. THN’s Adam Proteau caught up with McClement leading up to the Leafs' Game 4 matchup with the Bruins.
When the Toronto Maple Leafs signed UFA Jay McClement to a two-year, $3 million contract on July 1, 2012 they knew they were getting a reliable checking-line center and it’s safe to say they got what they expected and then some.
by The Hockey News - May 8, 2013 2:15 AM EDT
Marc-Andre Fleury's weak game allows Isles in series; the Sens pull out a late comeback and OT win to take a commanding lead over the Habs; Wild lose another goalie...and another game; and the Sharks eliminate the Canucks.
GAME 4: NY ISLANDERS 6, PITTSBURGH 4 – SERIES TIED 2-2
Why New York won: Speed kills and the Islanders are killing it. For all the Penguins skills, New York is putting them back on their heels by playing a north-south game while not getting caught up chasing the puck around in their own end.
by The Hockey News - May 7, 2013 11:15 AM EDT
From the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, THN's Ken Campbell and Ryan Kennedy are joined by the Boston Globe’s Kevin Paul Dupont to discuss what went right for the Bruins in Game 3, what went wrong for the Leafs and what to expect in Game 4.
From the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, THN's Ken Campbell and Ryan Kennedy are joined by the Boston Globe’s Kevin Paul Dupont to discuss what went right for the Bruins in Game 3, what went wrong for the Leafs and what to expect in Game 4.
by The Hockey News - May 7, 2013 1:35 AM EDT
The Boston Bruins spoiled the party in Toronto, by beating the Maple Leafs 5-2 and taking a 2-1 series lead; New York's big Blueshirts get on the board in Game 3; Ducks let up again and Red Wings get back in series; and the Kings win another at home.
GAME 3: BOSTON 5, TORONTO 2 - BRUINS LEAD 2-1
Why Boston won: The Bruins took a 2-1 series lead not because they were the better team in each period.
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