The maiden voyage of the Seattle Kraken hasn’t exactly been one for the books. With an expansion draft that hasn’t aged well early on, they sit in the basement of the Pacific with just 40 points.
In a season where expectations were low, the Minnesota Wild surpassed those expectations and more. The Wild were in the fight for first in the Pacific Division until the bitter end with the Vegas Golden Knights and the Colorado Avalanche. In the end, they finished third in the division and entered an intense playoff series with the Golden Knights.
Last year, the Boston Bruins didn’t make a splash at the Trade Deadline. Instead, they picked up forward Marcus Johansson
The Buffalo Sabres have not seen the post-season in hockey since 2011, where they lost to the Philadelphia Flyers in the Quarterfinals in seven games. Since then, it has been one disappointing season after another. They finished last season with 76 points, but they started the season surprising everyone, with a record of 17 wins, 7 losses, and 3 overtime losses to finish out November and stayed at over 50% wins until the end of January. Let’s take a look at what they did in the offseason, and if their hope for their club making a playoff appearance will pay off.
After being acquired at the trade deadline last season, Charlie Coyle struggled at first. That, however, is a distant memory
Entering the offseason, Danton Heinen’s future in Boston was uncertain. The former fourth-round pick was a restricted free agent and
Before this season, Don Sweeney was not known for his trade deadline moves. While he has never been afraid to
The Boston Bruins have done it again. For the third time in the past seven seasons, the Toronto Maple Leafs
Going into the Stanley Cup playoffs, Charlie Coyle was not expected to be a top goal scorer for the Bruins.
Carolyn takes a look at new Bruin forward Marcus Johansson.
The Boston Bruins had plenty of options open heading into the NHL Trade Deadline. One of the available forwards was
The Boston Bruins have acquired Marcus Johansson from the New Jersey Devils. The Bruins have sent a second-round pick in
The maiden voyage of the Seattle Kraken hasn’t exactly been one for the books. With an expansion draft that hasn’t aged well early on, they sit in the basement of the Pacific with just 40 points.
In a season where expectations were low, the Minnesota Wild surpassed those expectations and more. The Wild were in the fight for first in the Pacific Division until the bitter end with the Vegas Golden Knights and the Colorado Avalanche. In the end, they finished third in the division and entered an intense playoff series with the Golden Knights.
Last year, the Boston Bruins didn’t make a splash at the Trade Deadline. Instead, they picked up forward Marcus Johansson from the New Jersey Devils.
The Buffalo Sabres have not seen the post-season in hockey since 2011, where they lost to the Philadelphia Flyers in the Quarterfinals in seven games. Since then, it has been one disappointing season after another. They finished last season with 76 points, but they started the season surprising everyone, with a record of 17 wins, 7 losses, and 3 overtime losses to finish out November and stayed at over 50% wins until the end of January. Let’s take a look at what they did in the offseason, and if their hope for their club making a playoff appearance will pay off.
After being acquired at the trade deadline last season, Charlie Coyle struggled at first. That, however, is a distant memory as the Weymouth native shined
Entering the offseason, Danton Heinen’s future in Boston was uncertain. The former fourth-round pick was a restricted free agent and filed for arbitration. The Bruins
Before this season, Don Sweeney was not known for his trade deadline moves. While he has never been afraid to make a deal, his track
The Boston Bruins have done it again. For the third time in the past seven seasons, the Toronto Maple Leafs ended their season in Game
Going into the Stanley Cup playoffs, Charlie Coyle was not expected to be a top goal scorer for the Bruins. In 21 regular season games
The Boston Bruins had plenty of options open heading into the NHL Trade Deadline. One of the available forwards was Marcus Johansson from the New
The Boston Bruins have acquired Marcus Johansson from the New Jersey Devils. The Bruins have sent a second-round pick in the 2019 NHL Draft and
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