Bits: Nabby grades; Flyers fun; Prospect camp
The goalie market, and what those crazy Flyers are up to now, dominate the non-Cup news.
The goalie market, and what those crazy Flyers are up to now, dominate the non-Cup news.
Seeking to avoid another year ferrying to Bridgeport, the Swede takes his services to the KHL.
The 6'4 Val-d'Or left wing has admirable skill but is said not to use his size enough nor exhibit enough "drive" for some scouts' liking.
The goalie market, and what those crazy Flyers are up to now, dominate the non-Cup news.
Seeking to avoid another year ferrying to Bridgeport, the Swede takes his services to the KHL.
The 6'4 Val-d'Or left wing has admirable skill but is said not to use his size enough nor exhibit enough "drive" for some scouts' liking.
The physical record hit-maker is valued but could add more to his game.
The Philadelphia Flyers gave Mark Streit the contract the New York Islanders wouldn't, setting up intradivisional intrigue with the former captain.
Kirill Petrov's agent says he could still sign with the Islanders in 2014-15.
Moving right along, Cappy continues with this installment of his End of Year interviews.
On Day of the NHL Awards presentation, Alex Ovechkin wins the Hart trophy over Sidney Crosby and John Tavares, and Sergei Bobrovski brings big hardware back to Columbus.
Last summer's top pick sneaks into our top 10 after another strong junior season.
In the first of a two-day televised presentation of NHL awards, Jonathan Toews won the Selke, Paul MacLean won the Jack Adams and Matt Moulson didn't win the Lady Byng.
Astronomers have discovered a galaxy cluster that they believe could contain a shocking revelation: an National Hockey League in which every team is run by Mike Milbury (parody)
After two years in Bridgeport, the Oklahoman and U. of Denver product is positioned to take an NHL role.
Bits of news for Islanders fans. Includes stories on Colin McDonald and his father, Mike Bossy's draft-iversary and a visit from Superman.
I think this is part VI, I've lost count. But anyway, Head Coach Jack Capuano's quest to note each and every door that will be used continues with uni #s 12 - 14.
Hockey headlines for Islanders fans including notes on the Mark Streit trade, Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals and news from around the NHL. Oh, and Jim Dolan wants to open an Islanders-themed bar in Nassau County.
Scratches, injuries and much fan debate surround the 24-year-old.
Deeply concerned about his weight, the Winnipeg Free Press sportswriters have chipped in to buy Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien a membership to a local fitness center. (parody)
A very concussion-like "upper body injury" may have been all that kept the Swede from being in the same conversation as Brock Nelson.
The best of the waiver claims shined once he finally got his NHL debut.
Barclays Center and Brooklyn Nets CEO Brett Yormark revealed plans to broadcast Islanders games in black and white "Yormark-Vision." (parody)
With John Tavares nominated for the Hart Trophy this season, we take a look back at Islanders' legend Bryan Trottier's MVP season in 1979.
At the annual Booster Club meeting, GM Garth Snow covered the gamut from Mikko Koskinen to Matt Donovan to goalies.
Blueliners in juniors. Blueliners in college. Blueliners in high school. And one in the SM-Liiga.
On June 10, 1973, Bill Torrey hired the only coach he'd ever need.
The New York Rangers have tapped former Islanders and Bruins coach and general manager Mike Milbury to be their new coach. Milbury, who replaces the fired John Tortorella, looks to use his long NHL experience to guide the Rangers to a championship.