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With their first regular season over, here's a look at the Kraken's prospects, cap space, contracts and shot at drafting No. 1 this summer.

Bad, no good, terrible - how many more times is this going to happen?

Keeping it positive for now on the site, someone who has really come into his own this season has been Jonas Siegenthaler. What a trade to bring him here.

The short-handed New Jersey Devils fought hard, but their three game winning streak came to an end against the Boston Bruins as the bounces continued to not go Mackenzie Blackwood’s way

Oilers 1, Rangers 4 Edmonton Oilers talked the talk about getting off to a better start in Madison Square Garden on Monday, but when it came time to walk the…

Montreal Canadiens fans have had precious little to cheer about this year. That changed on Thursday night at the Bell Centre, though it wasn’t actually an achievement by anyone on the home side that had the fans jumping.

The Habs score one goal and fall to 29th place in the league.

Dougie Hamilton shoots a lot of pucks for the New Jersey Devils. So do the rest of the Devils defensemen. This post goes into why that is by providing a general summary of how the Devils attack in 5-on-5 situations - and how they still create as many scoring chances as they do.

First Period The Rangers scored in the first, as the Devils failed to get the puck out of the zone despite two Devils taking Artemi Panarin high in the zone. The Rangers worked the puck low, forcing Blackwood to make a couple stops before moving it back out to Jacob Trouba, who blasted it past Blackwood. 1-0, Rangers. The Rangers then took a penalty less than a minute later, as Pavel Buchnevich went off for high sticking. With Kuokkanen and Sharangovich replacing Zacha and Bratt, the Devils had...

Is Evgeny Kuznetsov Getting Better? Share this story Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports As noted in the offseason, the Capitals will not succeed if Evgeny Kuznetsov plays like he did in the 2018-19 and the 2019-20 season, when he struggled at both ends of the ice. Playoff success of any kind is often reliant upon depth up the middle - and with the way Kuznetsov played, the Caps lacked that center depth (to say nothing of the skill he was capable of bringing). So getting the Russian center back on tra...