The Hockey News Podcast: Can Steve Yzerman save the Red Wings?
Can 'Stevie Y' right Detroit's ship as GM? Who wins the Game 7s between Toronto/Boston and Vegas/San Jose? And more.
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NewsThe Winnipeg Jets are in for the most fascinating off-season of any team
A first-round post-season exit isn't what most expected from Winnipeg, but the Jets were in for a tough off-season no matter how this season ended. Now it's time to get to work.
NewsWill Ken Holland be a Red Wing for life? The next year will tell the tale
After two decades running the Red Wings' front office, Ken Holland is taking a step back to make way for new GM Steve Yzerman. But we won't know what the future holds for Holland until he adjusts to his new life.
NewsTomas Hertl has become a lion for the San Jose Sharks
While the Sharks have been governed by savvy veterans for years, a changing of the guard is inevitable. When that day comes, the two-way force that is Hertl looks like a pretty good candidate to take the reins.
NewsBurns, Giordano and Hedman are the Norris finalists – who wins and who was snubbed?
Victor Hedman snuck into the third spot among, overtaking mid-season contender Morgan Rielly, but Norris voting likely came down to a two-horse race. So, who wins: Brent Burns or Mark Giordano?
NewsLeafs. Bruins. Boston. Game 7. Same old movie? Or will Leafs finally write a new plot?
For sections of their Game 6 home defeat, the Leafs looked timid and tight. It brought back memories of previous collapses against Boston. Will the old storyline repeat itself in Game 7, or are there reasons to expect a different result this time?
NewsBishop, Lehner and Vasilevskiy are finalists for the Vezina – who wins and who was snubbed?
The Stars top stopper, the Islanders split-time starter and the Lightning's nearly 40-win keeper have finished top-three in voting. But who takes home the hardware?
Win it for this guy: Sentimental favorites for the Stanley Cup
Every remaining NHL playoff team has a player who has been in the league a long, long time without ever hoisting the Stanley Cup. Joe Thornton in San Jose is the obvious example, but the Sharks veteran has plenty of company in the 'will they ever win one?' category.
From the Magazine
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 +Mark Stone finds the perfect fit on the Vegas strip
Mild-mannered, humble Mark Stone may not be the best fit for a city that celebrates vice over virtue. But his all-around game fits perfectly on a young Golden Knights club regrouping for another Stanley Cup run. And Vegas paid a premium to get him.
All-Access +You read it here first: Why the Jets will be crowned Stanley Cup champions in 2019
Four years ago, we picked the Jets to win the 2019 Stanley Cup. We stand by our prediction: it’s Winnipeg’s time.
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 +Inside the barns and down the back roads where the game’s future is found
Our senior writer made like a scout and hit the road for a three-game weekend, braving blizzard-like conditions and angry dart-throwers, all for the sake of seeing hockey’s next wave of players.
All-Access +How the Philadelphia Flyers created a headline-making mascot and overnight sensation
It took less than 24 hours for Gritty to transform from abomination to obsession. But before that fateful day, there were months of planning – and four different kinds of eyebrows.
All-Access +The Russian Penguins: The bizarre and unforgettable partnership between the Penguins and CSKA Moscow
It was about the pucks and bucks, first and foremost, but lest we forget the acrobats, blood-soaked mascots and accidental on-ice sex acts. There’ll never be another partnership like the one between the Pittsburgh Penguins and CSKA Moscow, which changed Russian hockey forever.
All-Access +You Never Forget Your First: Oral History of USA’s 2004 World Junior Gold
The hockey world remembers Marc-Andre Fleury’s infamous own-goal, which handed the U.S. the title. For 55 minutes before that, though, it was a rollercoaster match. The key performers share their memories, triumphant and gut-wrenching, 15 years later.
All-Access +The Last Word: The NHL playoff format ain’t broke, so don’t fix it
The NHL playoff format isn’t perfect, but the rivalry showdowns are the best thing about the spring – even if they happen early.
All-Access +The Straight Edge: The power of the ‘Roy Effect’
A year after losing their starting goalie to a homicide, the Don Mills Flyers complete a season for the ages.
All-Access +Malarkey: The NHL’s evolution of post-season dominance
As the league’s copycats bust out small, speedy lineups, has the NHL already changed to big, skilled and fast?
Prospects
PodcastThe Hockey News Podcast: Can Steve Yzerman save the Red Wings?
Can 'Stevie Y' right Detroit's ship as GM? Who wins the Game 7s between Toronto/Boston and Vegas/San Jose? And more.
NewsPenguins must go backward to go forward – just like the Blackhawks have
After being swept in Round 1, the Penguins face some difficult decisions. Are they willing to get younger – and weaker – in the short term if it elevates their ceiling a couple seasons from now?
NewsProspect Need to Know: Ten players to watch at the world under-18s
The last international tournament of the draft season has more than just a gold medal on the line. For many 2019 draft prospects, it's a final chance to impress their future NHL employers. We take a look at 10 players who could benefit specifically from strong showings.
Podcast
PodcastThe Hockey News Podcast: Can Steve Yzerman save the Red Wings?
Can 'Stevie Y' right Detroit's ship as GM? Who wins the Game 7s between Toronto/Boston and Vegas/San Jose? And more.
PodcastThe Hockey News Podcast: can the Lightning come back from the dead?
Should the Leafs ponder a future without Nazem Kadri? Do the Lightning and Penguins have any chance to rally from 3-0 series deficits? And more.
PodcastThe Hockey News Podcast: Western Conference Round 1 series previews and picks
The Hockey News' senior writers analyze each Round 1 matchup in the West and predict the winners.
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