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Following the NHL Draft Lottery on Wednesday, NHL.com writers Adam Kimelman and Mike G. Morreale make their predictions for how the first 15 selections of the 2021 NHL Draft could turn out.
Mark Bove If you’ve lived in the Burlington area for more than a few years, you probably remember Bove’s Restaurant. Luis and Victoria Bove opened their beloved Art Deco eatery on a memorable day — December 7, 1941. It closed at the end of 2015. Three generations of the Bove family worked in the restaurant over its 74-year lifespan. They fed basically everyone in town. Politicians of all stripes dined there, Gov. Phil Scott to Sen. Patrick Leahy and Sen. Bernie Sanders to President John F. Kennedy. They served athletes Sugar R...
Michael Tureski/Icon Sportswire They may have played different positions (Esposito a forward and Orr a defenseman) but these might be the first two names that come to mind when you think of the Boston Bruins. They were the two most dominant offensive players of their era as they combined to win seven consecutive scoring titles between 1968 and 1975. In five of those seasons they finished first and second in the scoring race. They finished first and third in one of the others. The Bruins won two Stanley Cups during their time together, while Orr remains one of the most game-changing pla...
Breaking down the Union’s ‘anti-golazo’ goal vs Inter Miami The grit and conviction in which Monteiro finished the play was the mark of a Philly goal, one that won’t dominate headlines but still made a firm statement about his value in the box. Share this story Morgan Tencza The Philadelphia Union’s goal against Inter Miami in Saturday’s MLS home opener wasn’t pretty. It wasn’t Ezequiel Barco’s banger into the upper-ninety against Chicago nor Nani’s cheeky backheel against Kansas City. It didn’t have the rhythm of Christian Paredes’ winner against Houston. In many way...
MONTREAL -- Shea Weber misses the crowd. That wasn’t exactly the sentiment I expected from the Canadiens captain when I spoke to him via Zoom on Tuesday. I had asked Weber if it’s tougher to get mentally and emotionally prepared for games this time of the year, particularly because the schedule is so condensed. He said something is missing. “Especially when you’re playing at home, there’s times when you’re not feeling your best and the crowd’s there to get you going,” said Weber. “This year in the bubble, you kind of have to generate that yourself as a way to get that s...