NHL History Article Archive

    Between October 28, 2009 and November 28, 2009
  1. All-Time Colorado Avalanche: Top Five Goals in Franchise History

    Even though the Colorado Avalanche franchise is only 14 years old, choosing the top five goals ever scored is a challenge. There have been so many great moments since the team moved to Denver, so let's hope I do a good job with my selections...

    James Crider Written by James Crider about about 10 hours ago 33 reads 0 comments

  2. Phoenix Coyotes Howling on Confidence

    “Confidence is what it’s all about,” said Lauri Korporkski after the Coyotes dismantled the Dallas Stars, 5-2...

    Derek Pivko Written by Derek Pivko about about 14 hours ago 32 reads 0 comments

  3. Report: Montreal Businessman Interested in Buying Coyotes

    According to the Globe and Mail, it appears that there may be another Canadian businessman interested in purchasing the Phoenix Coyotes...

    Sheldon  Singh Written by Sheldon Singh about 3 days ago 31 reads 0 comments

  4. How Free Agency and Trades Changed the Coyotes From Pretenders to Contenders

    If the NHL was to conclude today, the Phoenix Coyotes would clinch a playoff spot, the first time since 2002. The seven year drought would looks to end with the revamped Coyotes...

    Derek Pivko Written by Derek Pivko about 4 days ago 293 reads 1 comments

  5. Is There Still a Place For "Goons" in the NHL Today?

    The NHL has changed greatly over the years. Back in the '70s and '80s, hockey was more of a grind it out game and much more physical. Over the years, though, it has changed, and today it is more of a speed game...

    Ryan Pickard Written by Ryan Pickard about 4 days ago 24 reads 3 comments

  6. Huet, Niemi Are On a Roll, Hawks Have Great Start To Circus Trip

    Huet has come into the year with some giant shoes and a "giant" name to replace in Khabibulin. As the season started there were many questions if Huet could be the Hawks goal tender to take them that extra step into the Stanley Cup...

    Patrick  Galvin Written by Patrick Galvin about 4 days ago 15 reads 0 comments

  7. Ed Jovanovski: Coyotes Anticipating His Return

    What feels like an eternity, has only been two weeks since Ed Jovanovski last played for the Coyotes. Jovanovski, the first overall pick in the 1994 NHL Draft, has missed seven straight games suffering a lower-body injured against Chicago back on Nov...

    Derek Pivko Written by Derek Pivko about 6 days ago 214 reads 2 comments

  8. Buffalo Sabres Blue and Gold Origins: Tim Horton

    This is the first in a series of articles meant to familiarize the casual reader with the history of the Buffalo Sabres.   For a town as hockey-crazed as Buffalo, the average citizen recognizes the name “Tim Horton” for all the wrong reasons...

    Chris Hoy Written by Chris Hoy about 6 days ago 110 reads 8 comments

  9. The Top 10 NHL Arenas to Visit Before you Die

    Hockey has some of the best arenas in sports today. There are many different traditions that go on in different arenas throughout the NHL. My goal one day is too visit every single arena in the NHL and while that will be very hard to do it is possible...

    Ryan Pickard Written by Ryan Pickard about 6 days ago 1,056 reads 14 comments

  10. Detroit Red Wings A-Z:Best Player Names Volume II

    It's time for installment number two of my list of my favorite player names of Red Wings past and present. I know you have all been waiting patiently for this, so without further ado...   F is for Tim Friday Friday's NHL career wasn't much to look at..

    Rob Milanov Written by Rob Milanov about 7 days ago 32 reads 0 comments

  11. Living The Hockey Dream Captures The Magic Of The Game

    MONTEREY PARK, CA — Whether you played the game at any level or are just a spectator, if you truck the kids to hockey practice very early in the morning or just lie on the living room couch ...

    Gann Matsuda Written by Gann Matsuda about 7 days ago 44 reads 0 comments

  12. Atlanta's Russian Express

    The National Hockey League has built a solid foundation on great teams and greater players. In past years the game has seen legendary performers and marvelous forward combinations...

    Warren Shaw Written by Warren Shaw about 8 days ago 129 reads 0 comments

  13. Are the Bruins Starting To Question Trading Phil Kessel

    The Boston Bruins have hit the quarter point of the season. They are sitting with a decent record of 8-8-4, but everyone knows if they keep this up they will not have a shot come playoff time...

    Ryan Pickard Written by Ryan Pickard about 9 days ago 500 reads 8 comments

  14. Brendan Shanahan: Not Your Typical Hockey Player

    Brendan Shanahan shouldn’t have been a hockey player. He should have been tasting wine, or taking in the theater. Or maybe he should have been in the aisle behind you at the bookstore, helping ...

    Greg Eno Written by Greg Eno about 10 days ago 1,558 reads 19 comments

  15. Keith Is No "Cheap-Skate"

    Duncan Keith is a rock at the blueline for this Chicago team. Making a mere percentage of what teammate defenseman Brian Campbell makes, Duncan Keith continues to come out everyday and play his heart Out...

    Patrick  Galvin Written by Patrick Galvin about 10 days ago 59 reads 4 comments

  16. Sophmore "Offenseman" Zach Bogosian Compared to 10 Best

    Zach Bogosian is emerging as a standout talent in only his second year in the NHL. Despite the fact that he is only 19 years old Bogosian has quickly become a leader on the Atlanta blueline...

    Warren Shaw Written by Warren Shaw about 10 days ago 578 reads 0 comments

  17. 2010 Olympics: Canadians Getting It Done in the Scoring Department

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter Heading into the 2009-2010 NHL season, many “hockey experts” were predicting that Russia would ice the most lethal combination of forward talent at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 10 days ago 225 reads 7 comments

  18. Phoenix Coyotes Continue to Get Hurt By Penalties

    Perhaps the Phoenix Coyotes should change their name to the Phoenix Penalties? The Phoenix Coyotes failed last night's “Hockey 101” broadcasting last night...

    Derek Pivko Written by Derek Pivko about 11 days ago 38 reads 3 comments

  19. Paul Bissonnette: The Next Tie Domi?

    Every team in the NHL has an enforcer. However, The Phoenix Coyotes skated into training camp without their “enforcer” on the team. They would find their problem solver three days before the start of the 2009-2010 season...

    Derek Pivko Written by Derek Pivko about 13 days ago 149 reads 2 comments

  20. Philadelphia Flyers All-Time Roster

    Pride, determination, hustle, toughness, skill, and loyalty—just a few of the characteristics that make up what it takes to be a Philadelphia Flyer. When you talk all-time rosters, the Flyers boast one of the most impressive lineups in NHL history...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 16 days ago 4,403 reads 10 comments

  21. Jeremy Jacobs Please Give Up Ownership of The Boston Bruins Now.

    The Boston Bruins haven't won Lord Stanley's Cup in 37 years and one of the biggest reasons is the owner. Jeremy Jacobs has owned the Bruins since 1975, and since then, the Bruins have yet to bring the Cup back to where it belongs...

    Ryan Pickard Written by Ryan Pickard about 16 days ago 204 reads 5 comments

  22. Calgary Flames: Sutter Hockey at Its Best

    It is definitely too early in the season to start a parade; however I believe as a loyal Calgary Flames fan that this team has finally found a coach, in Brent Sutter, who has the ability to create some much needed consistency in this team...

    Ryan Powell Written by Ryan Powell about 16 days ago 99 reads 0 comments

  23. Is Gustavsson Really a "Monster" Or "Uncle Bester" All Over Again?

    The Toronto Maple Leafs have a monster in net for now. However, I will take you back in time for a moment. Specifically to the NHL Entry Draft held at the Montreal Forum, Montreal. The date was June 8th, 1983...

    Neil  Doran Written by Neil Doran about 17 days ago 56 reads 0 comments

  24. Staying Up with the Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies

    In honor of one of the greatest Hockey Hall of Fame classes ever, we’re going to be accomplishing one of the greatest running diaries ever. Or not...

    Bryan Thiel Written by Bryan Thiel about 18 days ago 119 reads 0 comments

  25. Phoenix Coyotes Struggling in November

    October skies appear to have cooled off the city of Phoenix as the month of November has frozen the Coyotes' hot streak. After finishing the month of October with a record of 9-4, the Coyotes have gone 1-3 in the month of November...

    Derek Pivko Written by Derek Pivko about 18 days ago 99 reads 2 comments

 


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