Metropolitan Division 2022 NHL Draft Recap
July 12, 2022
The Metropolitan is one of the deepest divisions across the NHL. During the 2021-2022 season, it had four teams make the playoffs.
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The Metropolitan is one of the deepest divisions across the NHL. During the 2021-2022 season, it had four teams make the playoffs.
It was another disappointing hockey season in the “City of Brotherly Love” for the Philadelphia Flyers.
The New York Rangers started the week not looking so great against the Carolina Hurricanes.
It’s rolling around the bend, and the New York Rangers are marching toward the end of the season after adding new faces at the trade deadline.
Just over four weeks are remaining in the 2021 NHL regular season. Most playoff races across the league are wrapped up. However, the battle for seeding across the four divisions still rages on.
The postseason is but a dream for the Philadelphia Flyers right now.
The juggernaut that is the Colorado Avalanche might be the best team in the league. However, they are not above the trade deadline.
With the end of February now officially upon us, nearly every team in the NHL has played over 50 games.
This week found the New York Rangers at the end of their five-game road trip, with the San Jose Sharks and the Philadelphia Flyers as their opponents.
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 on fire. In a week that should have given the New York Rangers and their fans four home games, sadly, they only got three. Thanks to COVID, the game against the New York Islanders was postponed.
With one month remaining in the year, happy December to hockey fans everywhere. It is hard to believe that the 2021 NHL season is already almost two months, in the books.
The Metropolitan is one of the deepest divisions across the NHL. During the 2021-2022 season, it had four teams make the playoffs.
It was another disappointing hockey season in the “City of Brotherly Love” for the Philadelphia Flyers.
The New York Rangers started the week not looking so great against the Carolina Hurricanes.
It’s rolling around the bend, and the New York Rangers are marching toward the end of the season after adding new faces at the trade deadline.
Just over four weeks are remaining in the 2021 NHL regular season. Most playoff races across the league are wrapped up. However, the battle for seeding across the four divisions still rages on.
The postseason is but a dream for the Philadelphia Flyers right now.
The juggernaut that is the Colorado Avalanche might be the best team in the league. However, they are not above the trade deadline.
With the end of February now officially upon us, nearly every team in the NHL has played over 50 games. Playoff races are beginning to
This week found the New York Rangers at the end of their five-game road trip, with the San Jose Sharks and the Philadelphia Flyers as their opponents.
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 on fire. In a week that should have given the New York Rangers and their fans four home games, sadly, they only got three. Thanks to COVID, the game against the New York Islanders was postponed.
With one month remaining in the year, happy December to hockey fans everywhere. It is hard to believe that the 2021 NHL season is already almost two months, in the books.
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