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Andrei Markov Close to Returning to Canadiens
The Montreal Canadiens have sttruggled so far this season. While an influx of new players, and a new coach have contributed, so has the loss of their best defenceman.
Canada's Stanley Cup Drought
The National Hockey League was founded in Canada and most of the players were born there. Yet no Canadian team has won the Stanley Cup since the 1992-1993 season.
Goaltending Controversy Brewing in Beantown?
When reigning Vezina Trophy winner Tim Thomas suffered a hand injury in mid-November, many thought it would bury the Boston Bruins. But then Tuukka Rask stepped in.
Flyers Fire John Stevens
Perhaps the Flyers need a taskmaster like Peter Laviolette, instead of a players' coach like John Stevens, after all.
Montreal Canadiens Change Ownership
As the Montreal Canadiens begin their second century of hockey, they do so under new ownership. The group at the helm, however, is quite familiar to the team.
Oilers' Season Hurt by Injuries
The Edmonton Oilers look certain to miss another post season. Injuries to key players have plagued the beleaguered club all season, and losing Ales Hemsky hurts the most.
The NHL's Greatest Goal-Scorers (#49)
John Ogrodnick has never been a household name, overshadowed by other great goal-scorers of the 1980s. But the stats don't lie -- Ogrodnick piled up the goals.
The NHL's Greatest Goal-Scorers (#50)
Gilbert Perreault was known for his deft stickhandling and gifted playmaking, but the lifetime Buffalo Sabres forward was a decent goal-scorer, as well.
The Need For No-Touch Icing
The NHL has stepped up its focus on preventing serious head injuries -- but what about broken legs or ankles? It's time to make no-touch icing a reality.
Toronto Maple Leafs First Round Picks
History proves it - the Toronto Maple Leafs have had no luck picking players in the first round, so why are fans concerned that the next two have been traded away?
Fantasy NHL Players Worth Dropping
The numbers don't always tell the full story. Sometimes, a hot start is just that. Matt Moulson, Ryan O'Reilly and Mike Fisher are three players who will not keep it up.
Toronto Maple Leafs Award Winners
Not since 1966 have the Toronto Maple Leafs had the league's best rookie on their team. In 2010, 24 year old Swedish goaltender Jonas Gustavsson could change that.
NHL Fantasy Surprises
In the first few weeks of the season, many players made a name for themselves. For all you hockey poolies out there, here are four worth picking up - and keeping.
NHL Weekly Recap – October 27, 2009
One month has passed in the NHL's season, and there are some surprises in the standings, especially in the West where the young Colorado Avalanche are on fire.
The Bag Skate
In the early stages of the NHL season, both the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs have been through the rigors of a good old-fashioned bag skate.
Nordiques to Return to Quebec?
If the NFL's Browns can return to Cleveland, why can't the NHL bring the Nordiques back to Quebec City?
Is Emery the Answer for the Philadelphia Flyers?
The Flyers have been seeking a Stanley Cup since 1975, in part because of a lack of clutch goaltending. Ray Emery is the next in a long line of applicants for the job.
Tampa Bay Lightning Falter on Road Trip
The Lightning kick started their season with a strong 2-0-1 home stand but a tough road trip has shown that they still don't have all the answers
Early Season Shows Sabres Making Strides
Heading into the season, many Sabres fans didn't know what to expect. The fans are tired of not making it to the playoffs two straight years.
NHL Talking About A Return To Quebec City
The National Hockey League (NHL) is talking about a return to Quebec City. League Commissioner Gary Bettman spoke with the city's mayor, and a former team owner.
NHL Experts
The NHL is miles behind the other major North American sports in who they employ to analyze they game they once played.
The Big, Bad Toronto Maple Leafs
A look at the three unforgivable strikes of Leafs' general manager Brian Burke as his team is now at the bottom of the standings with its top draft picks out the door.
Phoenix Coyotes Coping With Ownership Issues
The Phoenix Coyotes have been one of the major stories this off-season with all sorts of question surrounding ownership and then the resignation of Wayne Gretzky
Life Outside The Rink
Ex-NHLer Theo Fleury accuses sexual abuse by his former junior coach and brings to light a human element in NHL players that fans tend to forget.
Ray Emery's Rebirth
Extreme highs, crippling lows, banishment from the league to being part of a Stanley Cup contender - Can Ray Emery prove his worth in the NHL again?