NHL general managers are ready to take a firm stance on hits to the head.
They moved one step closer to making an official rule recommendation Tuesday when the eight-man group in charge of examining the issue came up with a penalty designed to curb head shots. They'll present the idea to the larger group Wednesday and are expected to have a formal proposal for the competition committee when th
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NHL GMs Move Closer To Penalizing Head Shots
Posted by cegeland 11 hours ago (http://www.tsn.ca)NHL Preview: Vancouver Canucks at Colorado Avalanche
Posted by CamelClutchBlog 18 hours ago (http://www.camelclutchblog.com)
People who take their online betting seriously are probably a little confused by the Colorado Avalanche after the Olympic break. The US Sportsbook Reviews were probably confused when the Avalanche lost their first game back to Detroit. But, as it turns out, Detroit is healthy and surging towards a playoff spot. After beating the Anaheim Ducks, the Avalanche then fell to the newly-remodeled Phoeni
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Carter And Hartnell Are On Two Very Different Paths
Posted by IceColdNews 19 hours ago (http://www.delcotimes.com)
Jeff Carter and Scott Hartnell have been linked together in many conversations this season, both on and off the ice.
Some of that chatter has been fair. The rest of it could sometimes borderline slanderous.
But whatever had people talking about them is irrelevant now, since the two couldn’t be any more the polar opposites than they are. Read More »
Some of that chatter has been fair. The rest of it could sometimes borderline slanderous.
But whatever had people talking about them is irrelevant now, since the two couldn’t be any more the polar opposites than they are. Read More »
A Complete Analysis Of The Play That Won Canada Gold
Posted by cegeland 1 day 15 hours ago (http://www.thestar.com)
Fantastic breakdown of the play that developed that lead to a pass from Iginla to Crosby who buried the puck to deliver the Gold Medal to Canada in mens hockey at the 2010 Olympics.
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Blame This Mess On Sather
Posted by IceColdNews 1 day 19 hours ago (http://www.nypost.com)
It's the committee that has to step up, not one guy or four. Otherwise, Henrik Lundqvist will have to average less than two goals per game in the next 16 games -- same as the last two -- to get the Rangers into the postseason. They have just one top player, and he is trying to play hurt.
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Iginla Can No Longer Carry The Flames
Posted by IceColdNews 1 day 19 hours ago (http://www.calgarysun.com)
Jarome Iginla has spent years carrying the Calgary Flames.
He can’t do it any more.
Not by himself.
Iginla still must remain a star player for the club while its flickering playoff hopes remain alive, but it’s become obvious he needs the supporting cast more than ever in order for the Flames to win on a regular basis. Read More »
He can’t do it any more.
Not by himself.
Iginla still must remain a star player for the club while its flickering playoff hopes remain alive, but it’s become obvious he needs the supporting cast more than ever in order for the Flames to win on a regular basis. Read More »
Luongo Needs To Refocus On NHL After Olympic Win
Posted by cegeland 1 day 19 hours ago (http://www.theprovince.com)
But what happened at the Olympics remains in stark contrast with what is happening with Luongo and the Canucks. Of course, he doesn't have the same team around him and Vancouver has been without both Kevin Bieksa and Willie Mitchell. Their absences have made things increasingly challenging. But, at the same time, Luongo is counted on to be a difference maker in situations just like this.
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Flyers Score Two Quick Goals To Defeat The Leafs
Posted by maximumhockey 1 day 19 hours ago (http://www.tsn.ca)
With time winding down in the second period, Carcillo flipped a backhand pass that Gagne deposited into the top left corner of the net.
The goal, and another by Danny Briere 1:16 later, was the difference in the Flyers' 3-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sunday night. Read More »
The goal, and another by Danny Briere 1:16 later, was the difference in the Flyers' 3-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sunday night. Read More »
