NHL Door Opens for Ferraro and Pulkkinen - Today's Slapshot
Injuries are never a good thing, but Erik Cole's recent announcement leaves the door wide open for Landon Ferraro and Teemu Pulkkinen.
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Injuries are never a good thing, but Erik Cole's recent announcement leaves the door wide open for Landon Ferraro and Teemu Pulkkinen.
The Bruins are currently in the thick of fighting for a playoff berth. Currently clinging to the second and final wild card spot in the East, the Bruins are fighting to hold off the surging Ottawa Senators who sit three points back with a game in hand. In the race to the playoffs, Bruins fans can be forgiven for focusing entirely on the postseason. However, while everyone is watching the playoff picture develop, Patrice Bergeron is producing yet another dominant defensive campaign. The understated Bruins star has emerged as a front-runner for his third Frank J. Selke Trophy, leading his team ...
Jordan Staal: Day One to Game 1,000 by Michael Smith @MSmithCanes / Hurricanes.com When the puck drops on Monday night at PNC Arena, Jordan Staal will log his 1,000th career game in the National Hockey League. With some help from teammates, coaches and more, here's a journey back through Staal's career, from day one to game No. 1,000. June 24, 2006: Pittsburgh Selects Staal 2nd Overall in 2006 NHL Entry Draft Eric Staal was sel...
Print Edition: January 25, 2012 Boston Bruins D Zdeno Chara is one of the two all-star team captains at this year's NHL All-Star Game in Ottawa The NHL All-Star Game is a tradition that’s been upheld since the 1930s. For the past while, the starting line-up has been decided upon by fan voting. This year, it is being held in Ottawa, which perhaps is the reason behind four Ottawa Senators getting voted in. The Canucks are the only other team with four candidates named. There are some surprises this year: traditionally, the game is about racking up points, but the league has seen fit to choose...
Every once in a while you have to step back and realize that you are watching greatness. With Patrick Kane, it’s more like once per game. The Chicago Blackhawks star forward will play his 1,000th NHL game tonight, making him the 350th player in league history to reach that plateau (and just the seventh in Blackhawks history to play 1,000 games with the franchise). What has been special to watch in the past few years is the level to which Kane has elevated his game. After winning three Stanley Cups with the Blackhawks from 2010-2015, Kane started adding the individual awards to his mantle. H...