Seven Things about Mark Recchi
Mark Recchi isn’t the oldest guy to win the Stanley Cup, but he’s up there. He said going into the final that he would call it a career should the Boston Bruins…
Carolina Hurricanes
Patrick Koudys: The Next Draft Steal?
Fans of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers should be incredibly optimistic about the team’s bright future. At the forefront of that future is draft eligible defenseman Patrick Koudys. Koudys helped…
Hurricanes’ Standout Skinner Earns Calder Nomination
The Carolina Hurricanes missed the postseason by the slimmest of margins a few weeks ago, but have to feel good about their chances going forward with rookie of the year…
Pens Possible Playoff Opponents
Pittsburgh-It’s about that time of the year where the grass gets a little greener, and the air outside smells like playoff hockey. Before the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin, there is…
Washington Remains An Enigma, But Maybe That’s A Good Thing
The funny thing about the Washington Capitals is their uncanny ability to seem like a different team almost every night. It is tough to tell what type of game Washington…
The NHL Guardian Project: What’s not to love?
Guest post by Craig Chambers, Field Producer TSN The views of this wonderful piece of writing do not reflect the views of TSN or anyone else who pays me,…
From Abdelkader to Zuccarello – 27 Jan 2011
Florida Panthers 1; Boston Bruins 2 Panthers back at it after defeating the Rangers just 24 hours before in New York didn’t have as much luck against another Original Six…
World Juniors Hockey Championships 2011: Aftermath
Team Canada played a near perfect game against a strong USA team in the semi-finals. Two periods into the contest with a 3-nil lead, it looked promising for a return to the top for the first nation of hockey. It was not to be, however, and although the players were beyond disappointed, when the dust settles and the zamboni makes its rounds – the boys should be very proud of their performance.
World Junior Hockey Championships 2011: Canada-USA Semifinal Breakdown
Christopher Ralph is THW’s prospect and draft analyst. Hockey fans look forward to Christmas; Die hard hockey fans look more forward to Boxing Day and the start of the World…
Catching Up with Rod Brind’Amour
Rod Brind’Amour retired from the NHL after the 2009-10 season, but make no mistake about it, his love for the game is still as passionate and dedicated as it was…
Shots From The Slot – Prospect Watch
“Shots From The Slot” (SFTS) scans hockey cyberspace for all the latest and greatest articles, news and videos focusing on prospects.
How do you like the 2010 Draft Class so far? This edition of Shots From The Slot highlights videos of brilliant finishes by hockey prospects.
Tuomo Ruutu – Part of a Solid Foundation in Carolina
The Hurricanes are within striking distance of a playoff position and second line center Tuomo Ruutu is a key part of the organization’s solid foundation.