VIDEO: Minnesota Wild forward Cal Clutterbuck wasn’t always a big bodychecker

VIDEO: Minnesota Wild forward Cal Clutterbuck wasn’t always a big bodychecker

by The Hockey News - February 12, 2012 10:35 AM EST

Cal Clutterbuck has developed into one of the fiercest hitters in the NHL, but this wasn't always a prominent part of his game. Danielle Emanuele takes a closer look at the moustachioed wrecking ball.
Minnesota Wild right winger Cal Clutterbuck has developed a reputation for his prominent moustache and slick comb-over. But, on the ice, he’s proven himself to be a workhorse.


VIDEO: One-on-one with Detroit Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard

VIDEO: One-on-one with Detroit Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard

by The Hockey News - February 9, 2012 11:05 AM EST

Jimmy Howard is out with a fracture in his right index finger right now, but barring an extended stay on the sidelines, he'll set a new personal best for wins in a season. THN's Ryan Kennedy recently caught up with the Wings netminder to discuss playing in Detroit, the prospect of playing outdoors at 'The Big House' and more.
Jimmy Howard is currently watching his Detroit Red Wings from the press box due to a fracture in his right index finger, but that hasn’t dampened his enthusiasm for playing in the Winter Classic at Michigan Stadium.


VIDEO: Stanley Cup champion Mike Rupp looking to help New York Rangers reach promised land

VIDEO: Stanley Cup champion Mike Rupp looking to help New York Rangers reach promised land

by The Hockey News - February 7, 2012 3:50 PM EST

Mike Rupp scored the Stanley Cup-winner as a member of the New Jersey Devils in 2003 and is now a leader on the surging New York Rangers. Danielle Emanuele takes a closer look at Rupp's season in The Big Apple.
Mike Rupp might be the most unlikely player to score a Stanley Cup-winning goal, but that’s just what he did as a member of the New Jersey Devils in 2003.


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Power Rankings: Devil-ish charm

Power Rankings: Devil-ish charm

by Adam Proteau - February 6, 2012 3:05 PM EST

New Jersey is surging and taking a real run at the top spot in THN.com's weekly rundown of NHL clubs.
The Red Wings and Rangers hang on to the top two spots in this week's THN.com NHL Power Rankings. However, hot on their heels are the increasingly dangerous New Jersey Devils, winners of nine of their past 13 games and challengers of the Penguins and Flyers for second spot in the Atlantic Division.


Power Rankings: King me

Power Rankings: King me

by Adam Proteau - January 31, 2012 4:25 PM EST

The Red Wings hold on to top spot in our weekly rankings, but the LA Kings eye a move up.
The Detroit Red Wings retain the No. 1 position in the first post-all-star-weekend THN.com NHL Power Rankings. Making a smaller push toward the top 10 are the up-and-down Los Angeles Kings, who lost just twice in regulation (out of 11 games) in January and are aiming to dethrone the San Jose Sharks for top spot in the Pacific Division.


Power Rankings: When Penguins fly

Power Rankings: When Penguins fly

by Adam Proteau - January 23, 2012 3:25 PM EST

As the Wings take to a familiar spot, the Penguins surge despite being without Sidney Crosby and Jordan Staal.
The red-hot Wings – winners of six straight games – ascend to the top spot in this week's Power Rankings, knocking the Rangers down to second.


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February 20, 2012 Digital Edition

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Fully Loaded Winter 2011

Brad Richards meets Tommy Hilfiger, Ryan Miller cleans up in his crease and Sarnia's hot young Russians jump in the spotlight in the latest edition of THN's lifestyle magazine.

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