Timo Meier showed a Nashville twerp a little old time hockey and the NHL made a mockery of the game by suspending Meier.
Holy mutiny batman! Blues show Bannister the door and upgrade to an old friend in Jim Montgomery.
The Devils had a five game stretch of playing some of the best teams in the Eastern Conference. In those five games, the Devils won four, solidifying themselves as among the elite in the entire NHL.
The Bruins have fired HC Jim Montgomery, but was that the right move? Is the blame to be laid at the executive suite or even higher?
Ovechkin’s fracture will sideline him for around 4-6 weeks. The Capitals lost 2-1 to the Avalanche, lacking offensive pressure, and adjustments are needed for their power play without the GR8 One.
The Washington Capitals secured a dominant 6-2 victory against Utah, showcasing strong performances, especially from Ovechkin, who scored twice. Despite an initial goal from Utah, the Caps quickly equalized and maintained control. Ovechkin’s injury raised concerns, but the team remains at 1st in the Metro division.
In a thrilling match, the Washington Capitals defeated the Vegas Golden Knights, led by Captain Ovi’s hat trick. Ovi scored his 866th career goal, nearing Wayne Gretzky’s record, while the team’s defense continues to improve.
The Wild took on the Dallas Stars in St. Paul tonight and fell short for just their third time in regulation this season, 2-1 was the final score.
The Huskies get the 2-0 shutout over the Maine Black Bears. 2PPG’s and (ho-hum) another shutout.
Northeastern gets the win over Maine in a gritty contest at Historic Matthews Arena 2-1. Back at it tomorrow afternoon for round 2
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