With the halfway point of the 2021 NHL season in sight, we have reached the midway point of January. The league is still forced to postpone games on a nightly basis as a result of COVID-19 and crowd limits in Canada.
The New York Rangers are rumbling right along. Although they may not be the finely tuned machine they need to be, there’s no need to panic yet.
2022 is starting to get into full swing again and the power rankings certainly reflect that. Things will get interesting this week, so buckle up.
The NHL choose to extend its holiday break due to the surging amount of COVID-19 cases across the league. This forced the number of postponed games during the 2021 season to climb above 50.
Being one of the NHL’s seven Canadian teams brings a ton of attention towards a club. For the Edmonton Oilers, that attention was exclusively positive during the team’s first 10 games. Now, as they look to close out a six-game road trip, the Oilers have dropped 10 of their past 12 games.
New year, new NHL power rankings. After the holiday break and many postponements due to a Covid-19 outbreak across the league, power rankings are back for the first edition of 2022.
Nothing says New York Rangers hockey like a hat trick, composed of a postponement, a loss, and a win.
Despite only getting underway just days ago, the IIHF officially canceled this year’s World Juniors this afternoon. This is happening as a result of Omicron COVID-19 cases rising not just in general, but among participating players as well.
We are now one-third of the way through the 2021 NHL Season. There has been no shortage of storylines throughout the league early on.
Things are going to be tough for the Swiss in this year’s IIHF World Juniors tournament. Nonetheless, let’s take an in-depth look at what Team Switzerland could look like when they hit the ice.
Slovakia will once again have a rough hill to climb at the World Juniors. In this year’s tournament, Slovakia is in group B along with the United States, Russia, Sweden, and Switzerland. Let’s take a look at the Slovakia roster for this year’s tournament.
In the World Juniors, Germany has been a team constantly in and out of the top division for the bulk of the last 20 years. When they take the ice today against Finland, it will be the third year in a row they have been in the main tournament.
With the halfway point of the 2021 NHL season in sight, we have reached the midway point of January. The league is still forced to postpone games on a nightly basis as a result of COVID-19 and crowd limits in Canada.
The New York Rangers are rumbling right along. Although they may not be the finely tuned machine they need to be, there’s no need to panic yet.
2022 is starting to get into full swing again and the power rankings certainly reflect that. Things will get interesting this week, so buckle up.
The NHL choose to extend its holiday break due to the surging amount of COVID-19 cases across the league. This forced the number of postponed games during the 2021 season to climb above 50.
Being one of the NHL’s seven Canadian teams brings a ton of attention towards a club. For the Edmonton Oilers, that attention was exclusively positive during the team’s first 10 games. Now, as they look to close out a six-game road trip, the Oilers have dropped 10 of their past 12 games.
New year, new NHL power rankings. After the holiday break and many postponements due to a Covid-19 outbreak across the league, power rankings are back for the first edition of 2022.
Nothing says New York Rangers hockey like a hat trick, composed of a postponement, a loss, and a win.
Despite only getting underway just days ago, the IIHF officially canceled this year’s World Juniors this afternoon. This is happening as a result of Omicron COVID-19 cases rising not just in general, but among participating players as well.
We are now one-third of the way through the 2021 NHL Season. There has been no shortage of storylines throughout the league early on.
Things are going to be tough for the Swiss in this year’s IIHF World Juniors tournament. Nonetheless, let’s take an in-depth look at what Team Switzerland could look like when they hit the ice.
Slovakia will once again have a rough hill to climb at the World Juniors. In this year’s tournament, Slovakia is in group B along with the United States, Russia, Sweden, and Switzerland. Let’s take a look at the Slovakia roster for this year’s tournament.
In the World Juniors, Germany has been a team constantly in and out of the top division for the bulk of the last 20 years. When they take the ice today against Finland, it will be the third year in a row they have been in the main tournament.
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