Vladislav Kamenev’s Silver Medal Highlights Predators at WJC Colin Fitts | January 6, 2015 Of four Nashville Predators prospects at the 2015 World Junior Championship, the only to medal was Russia’s Vladislav Kamenev. Russia fell to Canada 5-4 in the gold medal match, despite…
HC Gèneve-Servette Defends Spengler Cup Title Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | January 1, 2015 HC Gèneve-Servette has managed to defend its Spengler-Cup title in the last day of the year 2014. Thus, the team coached by Chris McSorley won all the games in the…
Riches, Rubles & Russian Hockey Joseph Vito DeLuca | December 30, 2014 As the Russian Ruble continues to plummet, the Kontinental Hockey League’s future hangs in the balance. The Russian-based league once considered to rival the NHL is now fighting to stay…
Spengler Cup 2014 Goes into the Semifinals Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | December 30, 2014 Spengler Cup 2014 started on 26 December 2014 and has by now reached its semifinals phase. Five teams arrived to the Swiss mountain town of Davos last week to participate…
Ehlers, Bjorkstrand Examples of Denmark’s Hockey Development Andrew Davis | December 26, 2014 When people think of hockey countries, Denmark is not a nation that often comes to mind. The Danish national U-20 team has been in and out of the top division…
Europe’s Champions Hockey League Expects Semi-Finals Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | December 21, 2014 The European Champions Hockey League has managed to engage into its tournament the best hockey teams of the Old Continent (with the exception of Russian clubs). Currently the league is…
Canada Loses to Russia but Team Set Craig Hagerman | December 20, 2014 Despite out-shooting the Russians 53-20, the Canadians dropped their first exhibition game 2-1 at the Air Canada Centre Friday night. Canada seemed to dominate the play in the rematch of…
Three Surprising Members of IIHF Hall of Fame Craig Hagerman | December 19, 2014 On Thursday via the organization’s website the International Ice Hockey Federation announced the class of seven individuals who will be inducted into their Hall of Fame at a ceremony in…
50 Years Ago in Hockey – Oshawa Generals Open New Rink Rick Cole | December 16, 2014 Generals open new rink The Oshawa General opened the new Oshawa Civic Arena last night before 4,100 enthusiastic fans with a come from behind 6-4 win over the St. Catharines Black…
KHL: Kazan Audience Witness Two Incredible Hockey Games Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | December 15, 2014 Ak Bars of Kazan has become leader of the KHL’s “EAST” Conference this week-end. The achievement, however, does not mean the team never loses. Ak Bars simply do not do…
50 Years Ago in Hockey – Russians Embarrass Our Nationals Rick Cole | December 14, 2014 Russian’s national hockey machine (and make no mistake, their club is exactly that) embarrassed the Canadian National Hockey Team yesterday by blanking them 4-0 in an exhibition game at Maple…
50 Years Ago in Hockey – Russians Edge Junior Habs Rick Cole | December 12, 2014 The Russian National Hockey Team finally got its wish of playing against professionals last night, albeit it was the Montreal Junior A Canadiens, a team augmented by pros from North America’s…
