The Anaheim Ducks announced today that the National Hockey League (NHL) club has named Kevin Dineen head coach of the San Diego Gulls, Anaheim’s primarily development affiliate in the American Hockey League (AHL).
Mitch Marner, like it or not if you are a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, is the tipping point for a number of other tasks the Maple Leafs (a) must do, (b) might not need to do, or (c) better do in a hurry this off-season.
NHL players are extremely well known to fans. Even many coaches and general managers are recognized by those who watch the game. But what about the owners? The people who finance your favourite team aren’t as easily recognizable despite having huge impacts on the team and the league as a whole.
On the latest episode of “31 Thoughts the Podcast”, Elliotte Friedman dropped a very interesting tidbit related to the ongoing Mitch Marner situation. While many around the hockey world have been wondering if an offer sheet was coming to the Toronto Maple Leafs’ star winger...
Ottawa, Ontario – July 15, 2019 – Ringette Canada today announced the recipients of the 21st annual Agnes Jacks Scholarship Awards and the 19thannual Cara Brown Ringette Scholarship Awards. Receiving Agnes Jacks Scholarships are Haley Larkin (Winsloe, PEI), Kinley Graves (Stonewall, MB), Rhiannon Kelly (Pointe Claire, QC), Evelyn Widner (Toronto, ON), and Bryn Taylor-Hawes (Vernon, BC).
Burgy dishes on life and baseball
Tom Burgmeier, born in St. Paul, Minnesota and raised in nearby St. Cloudm, was an excellent high school athlete. Along with baseball, he competed in wrestling and ice hockey.
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, one NHL columnist thinks the Winnipeg Jets might have their eyes on two young players who may be available out of Dallas and Edmonton, the New York Rangers might be considering an interesting tactic in regards to Jacob Trouba and the Los Angeles Kings were looking to make a splash […]
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After the New Jersey Devils acquired P.K. Subban, Taylor Hall texted Ray Shero a green checkmark.
"Like, 'Check that box off,'" Shero said. "I guess that's good."
The Devils have a much longer...
It’s not every day that we see a team with two of the league’s top four scorers miss the playoffs but the Edmonton Oilers managed to accomplish just that in 2018-19 and by a rather comfortable margin.
The Minnesota Wild will begin their 19th season of existence when the puck drops for the 2019-20 season on Oct. 3. For the State of Hockey franchise, one can think of their existence in two separate eras.
He was 88 at the World Championships and shot the lights out, so why not go back to his old number?
Making the switch ... what’s old is new again #88
I’ve got you covered Leafs Nation, go to @realsportstoronto to have your jersey recrested on me.
