Monthly Archives: June 2012
← Older posts Newer posts →I have touched on the fact in my last two posts that the Minnesota Wild are going to have a lot of money to spend, but I don’t think the Wild will be able to land either of the top … Continue reading
Posted in Ryan Henning, Updates | Tagged Dany Heatley, Dennis Wideman, Jiri Hudler, Matt Carle, Mikael Granlund, Minnesota Wild, PA Parenteau, Zach Parise | Leave a commentThe second post in this free agency preview will cover the other top UFA in the market, after inquiring about Zach Parise earlier this week. I mentioned that the Red Wings and Wild are going to be in on a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Ryan Henning | Tagged Brent Burns, Dany Heatley, Detroit Red Wings, Minnesota Wild, Ryan Suter, Tom Gilbert, Zach Parise | Leave a commentNow that the the Stanley Cup has been rewarded to the Los Angeles Kings, the question now becomes: How will teams rebuild in the offseason? Free agency begins on the first of July, and a veritable feeding frenzy of player … Continue reading
Posted in Ryan Henning, Updates | Tagged Detroit Red Wings, Minnesota Wild, New Jersey Devils, Ryan Suter, Zach Parise | Leave a commentThe younger, better looking Ryan already discussed the Kings victory over the New Jersey Devils, and broke down how they got to where they are: Champions. I am more interested, though, it the celebration. I think the Stanley Cup celebration … Continue reading
Posted in Ryan Henning, Updates | Tagged Los Angeles Kings, Stanley Cup | Leave a commentThe rafters of the Staples Center will soon have another banner hanging in celebration of a championship. It is the 16th time those words can be spoken in the historic professional sports arena in downtown Los Angeles, California. But, this … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Ryan Boyd, Updates | Tagged Anze Kopitar, Champions, Dustin Brown, Hockey, Jonathan Quick, Los Angeles Kings, NHL, Stanley Cup | Leave a commentMonday’s Result New Jersey Devils 1, Los Angeles Kings 6 (LA wins the series, 4-2) Those Who Shined 1. Dustin Brown, Right Wing, Los Angeles Kings It seems fitting that the Los Angeles captain was the top offensive performer when … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Ryan Boyd, Updates | Tagged Dustin Brown, Hockey, Jeff Carter, Jonathan Quick, Los Angeles Kings, New Jersey Devils, NHL, Stanley Cup | Leave a commentSaturday’s Result Los Angeles Kings 1, New Jersey Devils 2 (LA leads the series, 3-2) Those Who Shined 1. Martin Brodeur, Goaltender, New Jersey Devils The Kings lengthy road winning streak is over and the momentum of the series is … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Ryan Boyd, Updates | Tagged Bryce Salvador, Hockey, Los Angeles Kings, Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils, NHL, Stanley Cup, Zach Parise | Leave a commentBack in the 1975 Stanley Cup Finals, the New York Islanders were in dire straits. The Islanders were down 3-0 in their series with the Pittsburgh Penguins in the quarterfinals. This was before the Penguins had their Mario Lemieux, Jaromir … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Ryan Henning | Tagged JP Parise, New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders, Zach Parise | Leave a commentGame Result New Jersey Devils 3, Los Angeles Kings 1 (LA leads the series, 3-1) Those Who Shined 1. Bryce Salvador, Defenseman, New Jersey Devils Very quietly Bryce Salvador has solidified himself as the x-factor for the Devils in the … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Ryan Boyd, Updates | Tagged Adam Henrique, Bryce Salvador, Drew Doughty, Hockey, Ilya Kovalchuk, Los Angeles Kings, New Jersey Devils, NHL, Patrik Elias, Stanley Cup | Leave a commentThe Playoffs seem to have gone on forever, it seems, but the Finals are almost over before they started. The Kings and Devils played close in the first two games in New Jersey, but it was a completely different affair … Continue reading
Posted in Ryan Henning, Updates | Tagged Jeff Carter, Jonathan Quick, Los Angeles Kings, New Jersey Devils | Leave a commentBut The Game Is On Sports Network
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