The Calder Trophy may be one of the league’s hardest trophies to capture, but it doesn’t come with a guarantee that its winner will be successful. Just ask Andrew Raycroft or Sergei Samsonov, two players whose careers never lived up to their rookie of the year hype. More
Ice time is one of the few weapons a coach has at his disposal, and sometimes, scratching a guy is the only way to shake him up. Judge for yourself whether these expensive healthy scratches got the message by sitting out a game or two.
The evolution of the game of hockey has reduced fighting to a footnote. So what better time than now for the NHL and all other leagues to cut the cord completely?
Heading into the trade deadline, Vancouver, Buffalo and Colorado all have decisions to make. Both the Canucks and Avalanche have to decide how to move forward, while the Sabres need to restock the cupboard in hopes of improving in the long run.
Jake Allen avoided a Jonathan Bernier redux situation on Friday thanks to a lucky goalpost that saved him from a neutral zone goal.
The man wearing jersey No. 12 scored his 1,200th career point on Friday in a slick demonstration of speed, skill and hockey intelligence.
Eight-time Stanley Cup winner Al Arbour is battling dementia and living in anonymity at a Florida retirement home these days. Why not shoot him a letter to remind him of his glory days?
The Buffalo Sabres are in the midst of a 13-game losing streak, and each loss has been in regulation. That means the Sabres haven’t picked up a point since December. There isn’t much hope in Buffalo, either.
The move to the West Coast isn’t simply relocation for the AHL. It signals the league shifting in a new direction, one that focuses on development more than fostering the relationships between cult heroes and the cities they play in.
Our annual Rookie Issue, looking at the best freshman from around the NHL. We go in-depth with Flames pint-sized phenom Johnny Gaudreau, soon-to-be Calder-winner Filip Forsberg, 2013 No. 1 pick Jonathan Drouin and many more.
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In this year's THN Collector's Edition, we look at the greatest rivalries in the history of hockey – it's the unforgettable blood feuds, like the Bruins/Canadiens and Red Wings/Avalanche, that make the sport what it is. On top of the 46 best bitter battles, we look at each current NHL team's top rivalry and who's Public Enemy No. 1 in that city. Hockey's Greatest Rivalries is 160+ pages of Battle Royale!
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