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The topic of suspensions is quite prevalent in the NHL these days. After all, you may have heard about what happened Saturday night in Toronto when Ridly Greig scored into an empty net via a slap shot. Morgan Reilly loved his opponent’s gesture so much that he stamped his sherwood on his forehead. No doubt […]

Sorokin and special teams help the Isles secure a point in shootout loss

Since last night, there’s been a lot of talk about the Canadiens’ first trio. After all, the Flanelle have three excellent top-6 players on hand: Cole Caufield, Nick Suzuki and Juraj Slafkovsky. But when you look at the rest of the team, you realize that it’s going to take more. Can Alex Newhook, whose development […]

The Islanders are now 3-3-2 under Roy and sit 10th in the East, three points back of the last wild-card spot.

How are the Islanders doing since Patrick Roy was hired as head coach? Well… But it’s not exceptional either. The club lost 2-1 to the Seattle Kraken last night, playing in front of their home fans. Yesterday’s defeat means that the New York team has won three games (out of eight) since the arrival of […]

Montreal Canadiens, Canadian professional ice hockey team based in Montreal that plays in the National Hockey League. The oldest continually operating team in the NHL, the Canadiens have won more Stanley Cup titles that any other team (24) and are the most successful franchise in league history.

Since returning from his week-and-a-half off, Martin St-Louis has put his faith in Samuel Montembeault for the first two games, against the Capitals and Stars. And tomorrow, Jake Allen will start against his former team, the St. Louis Blues. If that’s not a disavowal of Cayden Primeau, I don’t know what is. The American hasn’t […]

US News: Read about MacKenzie Weegar's historic hat trick as the Calgary Flames defeat the New York Islanders. Find out how Weegar's offensive prowess from the blue line led the Flames to victory.

In the eighteenth weekly Metropolitan Division snapshot, there was a lot of winning at the top - and not so much in the bottom half. The New York Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers swept their weeks, while the Pittsburgh Penguins, New Jersey Devils, and Washington Capitals only won once. All this and more in this week’s snapshot.

The Wild moved within three points of St. Louis for the eighth and final playoff spot.