Blue Jackets Have a History With Top-10 Draft Picks
In the 20 years of the Columbus Blue Jackets, the club has drafted in the top 10 a total of 13 times, mostly due to lack of success on the…
Rostislav Klesla
Golden Knights & Entry Draft Success
With the circus buzz of the Stanley Cup Final now in the history books, the NHL is preparing to welcome a new generation of players in next week’s Entry Draft…
Religion & The Sabres Season
When Terry Pegula took over the reins of the Sabres, Ted Black proclaimed “A clarion call should go out to the league that Buffalo is hockey heaven.” Fans of the organization…
Greg Jamison Breaks His Silence: Coyotes’ Future Remains Bleak
With a little over three days left before the January 31, 2013 deadline, prospective Coyotes owner Greg Jamison finally broke his silence on Monday when he told The Arizona Republic that he expects to complete his purchase of the Coyotes on Wednesday or Thursday this week
Jack Adams Award 2012: Snubs-A-Plenty
Earlier this week, the finalists for the 2012 Jack Adams Award were released. John Tortorella, Ken Hitchcock, and Paul MacLean were all nominated as finalists for the honor, but it…
Horrible drafting has cost the Columbus Blue Jackets
It is not unprecedented to see the Columbus Blue Jackets toiling at the bottom of the NHL’s standings. In their 11 year history, they have qualified for the playoffs only…
Toe To Toe With The Boogieman
Columbus, OH His NHL career spanned 12 years and included 630 games played, 15-57-72 and 1449 PIM. He’s gone toe to toe with some of the best players in…
Jackets’ 1st Round Draft History Stacks Up Well In NHL
As training camps begin whittling their ranks, and youngsters are returned to juniors and others are dispatched to the AHL, there remain those veterans who are scuttled to the waiver…
2010 NHL Entry Draft Prospect – Brandon Gormley
The Hockey Spy’s 2010 NHL Entry Draft Preview – Brandon Gormley Christopher Ralph is a sportswriter with a focus on hockey prospects, the entry draft, as well as occasional Flames…
Three Crazy Ideas for the Bruins
By Mike Miccoli, Boston Bruins correspondent
The Boston Bruins winning streak remains at four as the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver pauses all NHL action. Yes, you read that right. The Bruins are on a four-game winning streak; second longest in the NHL below the basement-dwelling Carolina Hurricanes’ five-game streak, just as the Olympic break goes into effect. And while maybe just one or two of the victories seemed legitimate, the Bruins were still able to secure an important eight points in four games (10, in six games, if you count the previous two overtime losses) placing them right in playoff contention in the 7th spot in the Eastern Conference. The big question for when play resumes in Boston on March 2 is how will the Bruins be able to carry over that same success seen in the previous few weeks? I’m glad you asked because I have some ideas. As crazy as they may seem…
One on One with Rostislav Klesla
By Rick Gethin “It’s really fun to be on a winning team” ~ Rusty Klesla Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Rostislav “Rusty” Klesla is the last remaining original…