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The Offseason Belongs to Shane Doan 0

postedAugust 8, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

Back in June, we were talking about the Los Angeles Kings and their impressive run to the Stanley Cup, upending teams that had a better regular season and had home field advantage at every level along the way. When we … Continue reading →

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Which Franchise Saw It’s Future Shaped More? 0

postedJuly 24, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

There were two big moves in the last 48 hours. The first was Rick Nash finally being traded, shipped off to New York for Brandon Dubinsky, Artem Anisimov and Tim Erixon (with a couple picks and a prospect also changing … Continue reading →

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Flyers Make a Bid for Weber 0

postedJuly 19, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

The Philadelphia Flyers already lost a premier defenseman in Matt Carle when he signed with the Tampa Bay Lightning. The market wasn’t exactly good to the Flyers either, with their most celebrated signing being none other than… Ruslan Fedotenko? The … Continue reading →

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Free Agent Signings Day 1: Central Division 0

postedJuly 2, 2012 by Ryan Boyd, Featured Writer

After looking at arguably the worst division in the NHL, let’s set our eyes on the one that could be considered the best (minus Columbus, of course). Columbus Blue Jackets 2011-2012 By the Numbers: —–> 5th in the division, missed … Continue reading →

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Wednesday’s Three Stars 0

postedMay 3, 2012 by Ryan Boyd, Featured Writer

Wednesday’s Results New York Rangers 2, Washington Capitals 1 (3OT) (NYR leads the series, 2-1) Phoenix Coyotes 0, Nashville Predators 2 (PHO leads the series, 2-1) Those Who Shined 1. Henrik Lundqvist, Goaltender, New York Rangers If you wanted more … Continue reading →

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Barry Trotz Lays Down the Law 0

postedMay 2, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

I wrote earlier this week about how the  Nashville Predators came out a little flat, and may be in trouble in their series with the Phoenix Coyotes. That was before suspensions for Alexander Radulov and Andrei Kostitsyn were handed down. … Continue reading →

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Predators on the Brink 0

postedApril 30, 2012 by Ryan Henning, Editor

The series between the Predators and Coyotes has the Coyotes playing in their comfort zone and the Predators scuffling. There are a few potential factors to Nashville’s problems so far against Phoenix. Hopefully for Preds fans, they can sort some … Continue reading →

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Sunday’s Three Stars 0

postedApril 30, 2012 by Ryan Boyd, Featured Writer

Sunday’s Results New Jersey Devils 3, Philadelphia Flyers 4 (OT) (PHI leads the series, 1-0) Nashville Predators 3, Phoenix Coyotes 5 (PHO leads the series, 2-0) Those Who Shined 1. Philadelphia Flyers Dynamic Duo Through seven postseason games, the combination … Continue reading →

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Friday’s Three Stars 0

postedApril 28, 2012 by Ryan Boyd, Featured Writer

Friday’s Results Nashville Predators 3, Phoenix Coyotes 4 (OT) (PHO leads the series, 1-0) Those Who Shined 1. Ray Whitney, Left Wing, Phoenix Coyotes Even at age 39, Ray Whitney can really light up the scoreboard. During the regular season … Continue reading →

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Conference Semi-Finals Preview: Phoenix vs. Nashville 0

postedApril 27, 2012 by Ryan Boyd, Featured Writer

How They Got Here Phoenix — The Coyotes reached the second round of the postseason after defeating the Chicago Blackhawks in six games. That series was a battle of attrition, as five of the six contests required overtime before they … Continue reading →

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