Canadiens to Move their AHL Team to Laval Brett Finger | July 11, 2016 Laval, Quebec will be the new home of the Montreal Canadiens’ AHL affiliate starting in 2017-18, according to the team. Place Bell in Laval will be the home to the Canadiens’…
Pavel Datsyuk Inks 2-Year Deal in KHL Andrew Forbes | July 8, 2016 On Friday, it became official as former Detroit Red Wing star Pavel Datsyuk signed a two-year deal with the Kontinental Hockey League’s SKA St. Petersburg. Datsyuk has officially signed with…
AHL Institutes Rule Changes Michael Gwizdala | July 8, 2016 Incredible as it may seem, most American Hockey League clubs are now less than 100 days away from dropping the puck on the 2016-17 campaign. If you’re asking, no I…
Alexander Radulov Staying in Russia? Andrew Forbes | June 26, 2016 After speculation of a possible NHL return, Alexander Radulov will be staying in Russia inking a deal with the KHL’s Salavat – according to Elliotte Friedman. Friedman explained that no…
Vogelhuber Paves the Way with Fundamentals Elaine Shircliff | June 15, 2016 Kids fall in love with hockey at different times and in different places. For Trent Vogelhuber the love of hockey was ignited at the Kent State Arena when he was…
Hockey’s Most Coveted Intangibles Rely on Perspective Leah Dyck | June 15, 2016 It’s a sacrifice that’s often overlooked, and under-appreciated, because it’s one of those intangibles that’s hard to spot and easy to criticize. The ability to produce points is a highly…
Geordie Kinnear Hard Work Pays Off Michael Gwizdala | June 13, 2016 Paying your dues. It’s something Geordie Kinnear knows plenty about from his playing days to his coaching career. Now, the man affectionately known as “Champ,” will be able to make…
The Draft’s Top D – Olli Juolevi? Andrew Forbes | June 4, 2016 If you ask London Knights’ defenceman Olli Juolevi who the top defenceman in this year’s NHL Draft is, he’ll tell you in plain and simple terms that it’s him. After…
The Knights’ Disappearing Act Andrew Forbes | June 4, 2016 The mecca for junior hockey for some, London has produced a number of NHL stars. From Rick Nash to Corey Perry and now to the newcomers in Mitch Marner and…
Gruden Gets Post-Flint Coaching Stint Andrew Forbes | June 3, 2016 Fired. Re-hired. And fired again. That’s the short, simple version of John Gruden’s story when it comes to his most recent stint in the Ontario Hockey League. As the inaugural…
Flint Firebirds Sign 1st-Round Pick Andrew Forbes | June 1, 2016 After a dissatisfying inaugural year in Flint, Michigan, the OHL’s Firebirds are off to a great start in their first full offseason having signed a new general manager, a new…
Years of Pain Makes Successful Summer Taste Sweet Elaine Shircliff | June 1, 2016 Cleveland is notorious for having the most tragic of events happen to their sports teams. For every positive moment, there is a heartbreaking moment. Let me take you on a quick walk…
