The top 10 NHL trades of the decade
Some were fleecings. Some were mutually beneficial. At least one jumpstarted a Hall-of-Fame career. These are the best blockbusters of the past 10 years.
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Podcast Video Should the NHL change the draft lottery system?
The New Jersey Devils could have an opportunity to pick first for the third time since 2017. If it happens, does change to the lottery system need to occur?
NewsFuture Watch: Five rookies tearing up the AHL this season
Lucas Elvenes has been one of the best players in the AHL this season, and he's just a rookie. Here's a look at five newcomers tearing it up in the AHL in 2019-20.
Podcast Video Not all WJC stars pan out. Here are a few notable tournament standouts who failed to pan out
The World Junior Championship can make stars out of teenagers, but not all of them can translate their skill to the NHL. Ryan Kennedy and Steven Ellis look back at a few tournament stars of the past that failed to pan out.
NewsHave the Senators found the key to unlocking Anthony Duclair’s potential?
There have been glimmers of hope and moments of brilliance in the past, but Anthony Duclair is scoring like a legitimate top-six winger for the Senators and Ottawa may have found the secret to success with the 24-year-old.
NewsMontreal’s Jesperi Kotkaniemi and Nick Suzuki have developed very differently
Two of the Canadiens' most promising youngsters are having completely opposite seasons and how they got to the NHL may explain why. With a third center in Ryan Poehling finding his way in the pros, the Habs have an incredibly interesting experiment going on.
NewsTy Dellandrea has used career adversity to his advantage ahead of world juniors
A hot run before heading off to world junior selection camp was exactly what Ty Dellandrea needed to secure a spot on Canada's roster. The next challenge? Keeping the offense coming when it matters.
Peer-To-Peer Conversation: Kerry Bubolz (Part Two)
In a follow-up to a previous Peer-To-Peer Discussion, Vegas Golden Knights president Kerry Bubolz chatted with Graeme Roustan, owner of The Hockey News, about building the Golden Knights' game-day experience and the team's investments in grassroots hockey.
From the Magazine
All-Access +Buffalo Simpatico: The coach and the captain at center of Sabres’ pursuit of ending playoff drought
The Sabres have been a mess for nearly a decade, but a new air of confidence is blowing over the team thanks to the eclectic Ralph Krueger and the maturing Jack Eichel. The Sabres haven’t joined the contenders, but there’s finally a belief they can.
All-Access +The weird, wild and wacky world of unicycle hockey
One-wheeled velocipedes and hockey make for a mad mashup, and it’s not the only offbeat version of the world’s greatest game.
All-Access +Hurricanes’ Hamilton at peace after finding the perfect home for his personality
Does Carolina’s Norris Trophy-hopeful blueliner really march to the beat of his own drum? Not as much as many believe. But he doesn’t waste time trying to bust myths.
All-Access +The rise and fall of the CWHL
The league is dead. That much we know. But it all happened so fast that questions remain as to the official cause of death. The word was that the league was hemorrhaging money – even after winning the lottery by expanding to China – but at least one financial statement raises doubts. Cue the postmortem
All-Access +Norris Trophy finally within reach for Flames’ underrated Mark Giordano
From junior through to the NHL, Mark Giordano has always slipped under the radar. Now 35, and having the best season of his career, he’s finally get his long-overdue recognition. And the Flames have a spot waiting just outside the dressing room for their first Norris Trophy winner.
All-Access +The 2019 Lightning have a lot in common with Tampa Bay’s 2004 champions
Star center? Check. Deadly wingmen? Check. Solid ‘D’? Check. Elite Russian goalie? Check. But there’s one key difference: this year’s edition is expected to win. Do the Bolts have the spark within to bring the city its first Cup in 15 years?
All-Access +Greatest Game: Last Goal Wins – No. 1 Amateur Game
There was no such thing as a safe lead during the 1991 Frozen Four Final in St. Paul, Minnesota. Boston University led 3-0 after the first period. Northern Michigan led 5-3 after the second. A last-minute goal forced extra time. Overtime featured three posts in three seconds. Then…
All-Access +Greatest Games: The Golden Goal – No. 5 International Game
All the NHL stars were aligned in Vancouver for an Olympic showdown between Canada and USA for the gold medal. The Americans rallied from a 2-0 deficit to tie the game in the final minute and force overtime. The next goal would live on forever.
All-Access +Greatest Games: Miracle On Ice – No. 1 International Game
A team of U.S. college kids shocked the world by defeating the powerhouse Soviet Union en route to winning Olympic gold. Sure, it was just a hockey game, but it gave a hurting country a much-needed boost, and maybe even helped end the Cold War.
All-Access +The First Word: Calling a Timeout For Fun
Look on the lighter side and get in the holiday spirit with some incredible hockey-themed Christmas cards from a collection that dates back more than 30 years.
All-Access +Malarkey: Maple Leafs hoping new coach means new hope
The Maple Leafs may not necessarily be this year’s Blues. More accurately, they’re looking for ‘The Sullivan Route’ magic.
All-Access +His fight is hockey’s fight: Owen Brady inspires with his battle back to the ice
Owen Brady was in the midst of chemotherapy cycles when his name was called at the 2019 OHL draft. The hockey community wasn’t going to forget about him.
Prospects
NewsFuture Watch: Five rookies tearing up the AHL this season
Lucas Elvenes has been one of the best players in the AHL this season, and he's just a rookie. Here's a look at five newcomers tearing it up in the AHL in 2019-20.
NewsTy Dellandrea has used career adversity to his advantage ahead of world juniors
A hot run before heading off to world junior selection camp was exactly what Ty Dellandrea needed to secure a spot on Canada's roster. The next challenge? Keeping the offense coming when it matters.
NewsNo despair for Lafreniere: Projected top pick ready to lead Canada’s WJC effort
Alexis Lafreniere might be one of Canada's youngest players at the World Junior Championship, but he's already a tournament veteran. He enters as the best player in the CHL, and fans of bottom-feeding NHL franchises need to take note.
Podcast
PodcastThe Hockey News Podcast: Is Ilya Kovalchuk a Hall of Famer?
Will Kovalchuk's disastrous Kings tenure hurt his Hall hopes? Can the Sharks turn things around after a coaching change? Jack Eichel, Hart Trophy winner? And more
PodcastThe Hockey News Podcast: Prospect edition from Canada’s World Junior Championship camp
Steven Ellis and Ryan Kennedy discussed all the news from Canada’s World Junior Championship selection camp in Oakville, Ont.
PodcastThe Hockey News Podcast: Are the 2019-20 Red Wings the worst team of the salary-cap era?
Is Detroit icing the worst NHL team of the millennium? Are the Coyotes finally for real? Who should be the Devils' next long-term coach? And more.
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