Four members of the Vancouver Canucks will represent their countries this year at the 2025 IIHF World Championship. All four players have taken part in the World Championships before, with their experience ranging from one to four other tournaments. Let’s take a look at each participating Canuck and what fans can expect from them. This Isn’t Drew O’Connor’s First … [Read more...] about Expectations for Canucks at the 2025 IIHF World Championship
NHL Rumours: Future of Tampa Bay Lightning Coach
It’s time for another round of NHL rumours. We’re now into the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. However, teams that got eliminated in the opening round are having to sort things out. These clubs have to figure things out with rosters and the coaching staff. A number of these teams are hoping to figure things out in order to make a deeper run in the post-season. This … [Read more...] about NHL Rumours: Future of Tampa Bay Lightning Coach
History Repeats Itself: the Edmonton Oilers Defeat the Los Angeles Kings for the Fourth Year in a Row
The Edmonton Oilers have advanced to the Second Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs after defeating the Los Angeles Kings in six games. Despite falling behind 0–2 in the series, the Oilers stormed back with four straight wins, once again ending the Kings’ playoff hopes. Apparently, fours are wild in this matchup; this marked the fourth consecutive year these two teams faced … [Read more...] about History Repeats Itself: the Edmonton Oilers Defeat the Los Angeles Kings for the Fourth Year in a Row
New York Rangers Hire Stanley Cup-Winning Coach
It didn’t take long for the New York Rangers to get their man. News came down Friday morning Mike Sullivan has been hired as the team’s new head coach. General manager Chris Drury announced the hire as Sullivan becomes the franchise’s 38th coach in its history. The 38th Head Coach in #NYR history. Welcome (back) to Broadway, Sully! pic.twitter.com/dUhWCBPm4A — New York Rangers … [Read more...] about New York Rangers Hire Stanley Cup-Winning Coach
Series Review Washington Capitals Prove too Much for Young Montreal Canadiens
The juggernaut Washington Capitals proved to be too much to handle for a young Montreal Canadiens team. The Capitals, who finished second overall in the regular season, were able to defeat the Canadiens in five games. Their first-round series was a lot closer than it appears on paper, as the Canadiens put up a valiant effort in all five contests. Excluding game 5, all their … [Read more...] about Series Review Washington Capitals Prove too Much for Young Montreal Canadiens