Jonathan Huberdeau Dumps Sophomore Slump Michael Fleming | May 30, 2014 It’s no secret Jonathan Huberdeau’s sophomore season left more to be desired. Just one year removed from a rookie campaign that found him winning the Calder Trophy for the NHL’s…
Russia Wins Gold, Finland’s Silver Bittersweet Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | May 25, 2014 The 2014 IIHF World Championships in Mink (Belarus) has been closed by Russia winning the golden medals. Their rivals, the Finnish team, could keep the pace with the future champs…
Finns, Russians to Meet in the 2014 IIHF World Championships Finals Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | May 24, 2014 2014 IIHF World Championships has had tremendous semifinals today, on 24 May 2014: Russia defeated Sweden, the current champions, and Finland struggled hard and got victorious out of the game…
Elimination Round Starts at the 2014 IIHF World Championship Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | May 22, 2014 After the extremely intensive and interesting preliminary round games the 2014 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Minsk (Belarus) goes into its elimination stage. The teams are to play four…
World Championship A Confidence Boost For Buffalo Sabres Darren Matte | May 22, 2014 While most attention in Buffalo Sabres-land has turned to who the team will pick with the second overall selection at the NHL Draft, June 27-28 in Philadelphia, many forget that…
Should NHL Owners Ban International Play? T.J. McAloon | May 18, 2014 With the news of Alexander Ovechkin’s leg injury, at the IIHF World Championship, it makes you wonder when NHL Owners and General Managers will finally wise up and forbid their…
World Championships in Belarus Enjoy Intense Preliminary Round Competition Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | May 17, 2014 IIHF’s World Championships in the city of Minsk, Belarus’ capital, can boast incredibly interesting competition in preliminary games. The elimination games, which are to start on 22 May 2014, promise…
Dan Church: How To Grow Women’s Hockey Shane Sander | May 8, 2014 The rise of women’s hockey has gained great publicity over the past decade culminating in it’s celebration at the Olympics every four years. But what we don’t see are the…
KHL Play-offs in Progress with New Stars and a Handful of Surprises Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | March 24, 2014 With the KHL quarterfinals well underway, the HockeyWriters have addressed Oleg Mosalyov, twice best KHL-TV anchorman, for comment and analysis of the regular season and the finals. THW: Let’s speak…
Ukraine Hails New Ice Hockey Champs Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | March 18, 2014 Kompanion-Naftogaz have become the winners of the Ukrainian ice-hockey championship. The title of champions has not been an easy task for the team, which had to go strong both through…
Team Austria’s Crisis During the Olympics Vyacheslav Hnatyuk | March 10, 2014 Team Austria has definitely not fared well in the recent Sochi Olympics. This is obvious not only because the team has not qualified for the quarterfinals. The team has also revealed…
Teamwork Trumps Talent: Finland Wins Bronze in Sochi Colin Mills | February 25, 2014 No Mikko Koivu? No Valtteri Filppula? No Aleksander Barkov? No problem for Finland. What looked like an unlikely medal before the tournament with the “power house” Russians, Americans, Swedes and…
