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Trade speculation surrounding Andrew Mangiapane continues to increase and Elliotte Friedman believes the Edmonton Oilers will eventually find a landing spot for the winger. While the situation in Edmonton hasn’t fully played out yet, Friedman pointed to underlying numbers, ceiling considerations and potential trade partners that could make a move realistic soon. The Anaheim Ducks […]
The Toronto Maple Leafs have gone six straight games without losing in regulation. Pretty good, you’d think. But the truth is, they are is still in last place in the Atlantic Division. And like it or not, that’s probably the season, right there. On paper, this process should feel like progress. The Maple Leafs have […]
The Edmonton Oil Companies’lineup decisions ahead of Tuesday’s game say more than any press conference ever could. With both Trent Frederic and Andrew Mangiapane expected to be healthy, the message from the coaching staff is clear: Patience is running out and the margin for underperformance on a team with Stanley Cup aspirations is quickly shrinking. […]
After Quinn Hughes moved to Minnesota for three players and a draft pick, it’s pretty clear that the Vancouver Canucks are in selling mode. One player who keeps popping up in trade rumors is Kiefer Sherwood. He’s 30, has a $1.5 million cap hit and is an unrestricted free agent (UFA) without trade protection, meaning […]
According to reports, Washington Capitals forward and Team Canada selection Tom Wilson is officially listed as an everyday player following an injury. He won’t play tonight, but it appears the team has dodged a major bullet, and there is no fear that Wilson won’t be available for the 2026 Winter Olympics. According to various updates, […]
BELFAST, Northern Ireland – In October, junior forward Neely Nicholson walked into a post-match press conference following a 3-1 loss to Northeastern. It is not unusual for a player to attend a post-match press conference after a loss. This is not unusual for the Boston University women’s hockey team. Head coach Tara Watchorn believes in […]
BELFAST, Northern Ireland – On its first night here earlier this week, the Boston University women’s hockey team went to a Belfast Giants game. During a 2-1 win for the hosts, the Terriers watched as the home crowd performed the famous ‘SKOL’ chant. “We just thought this was the sickest thing ever,” said assistant captain […]
BELFAST, Northern Ireland – Heading into the Friendship Series with the worst record and NPI ranking of all four teams, the Boston University women’s hockey team entered Belfast as heavy underdogs. The first 30 minutes against Quinnipiac on Friday showed why, as the Terriers gave up 35 of the first 39 shot attempts. Yet somehow […]
BELFAST, Northern Ireland – The Boston University women’s hockey team’s schedule has been “packed with fun” since crossing the Atlantic. Whether it has been Carrickfergus Castle or the Titanic Museum, the Terriers have enjoyed what is a new city for most. But after all, they are in Belfast to play hockey. Head coach Tara Watchorn […]
BELFAST, Northern Ireland – Through the first half hour of the Friendship Series opener, the Boston University women’s hockey team looked arguably worse than they have all season. The Terriers looked almost at their best in the second half hour. Either way and where BU found the transition is anyone’s guess. But for a team […]
