Latest Updates Around The World
Then Arritt: Anaheim Ducks defenseman Radko Gudas and forward Ross Johnston both missed last night’s game due to illness. Walt Ruff: Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Pyotr Kochetkov will undergo surgery to correct a lower-body problem, and he is “probably out for the year,” according to coach Rod Brind’Amour. NHL: Brind’Amour on Kochetkov: “He’s decided to have […]
Bill Hoppe: Buffalo Sabers coach Lindy Ruff said forward Tage Thompson and defenseman Michael Kesselring received maintenance days yesterday and are good for tomorrow. Jordan Greenway did not skate yesterday due to load management reasons and should be good for tonight. Forward Jason Zucker will travel with the team on their road trip. Striker Tyson […]
Erik Stephans: Anaheim Ducks forward Leo Carlsson missed last night’s game with a lower-body injury. He suffered the injury last week against the Blue Jackets and was not expected to play Saturday, but did so. Stephen Whyno: Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Jaccob Slavin and forward Seth Jarvis are dealing with upper-body injuries on a weekly basis. […]
The following overview details the major storylines surrounding the New York Islanders and their schedule for the week of December 15-21, 2025. Bo Horvat offside The most critical development is the loss of top midfielder and top scorer Bo Horvat. He suffered a lower-body injury during the game against the Anaheim Ducks on December 11. […]
The Avs are confident they can extend Martin Necas, but have Cale Makar’s deal on their minds TSN: Pierre LeBurn said the Colorado Avalanche and Cale Makar’s camp may not negotiate an extension until July. Avs forward Martin Necas is eligible for a contract extension, and there is some pressure on the Avs to extend […]
The New York Islanders have a situation brewing, and it’s not a pleasant one. Scoring has been a problem for this organization for a few years, but the dismal start to the season has exposed new issues that underline the poor quality on the ice. While many look at the positives, there have already been […]
For years, the New York Islanders have supported an identity that is just as clear as the waters of Long Island Sound: Defense First, morph out and make life miserable for opponents. They were never built to win 6-5 track meets. Instead, they flourished in the trenches, in the 2-1 nail bins where every blocked […]
