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They've Got The Sickness.......Best Shootout Goals Ever

McDavid Continues To Impress The Pundits

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Canadiens not giving up yet

Max Domi had a pair of goals Saturday night as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Ottawa Senators 3-0.

This guy is just ridiculous. Still racking up the points and going strong.

Jaromir Jagr, the 49-year-old right winger, had an assist to help his hometown club Kladno Knights return to the top Czech league by beating Jihlava 5-2 to clinch their playoff series 4-3.

Crazy Eights Lead To A Fowl Mood In Anaheim

After an eighth straight loss, Anaheim is in peril of falling out of a wild-card spot. The Ducks shouldn’t panic yet, though.

Well we're winning here in AllenTown.....

Jake Allen made 38 saves, Brayden Schenn scored his team-leading 14th goal and the St. Louis Blues beat the short-handed Chicago Blackhawks 4-0 on Monday night for their fourth consecutive victory.

Bruins outgun the Caps as the cheap shots continue

David Krejci, Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand each scored two goals and the Boston Bruins held off the Washington Capitals 6-3 in an at times heated matchup between the East rivals on Sunday.

Sundin Picks Matthews, And He Ain't Lain-Eh......

Mats Sundin said there is no bias involved when he gives the slight edge to Toronto Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews over Winnipeg Jets forward Patrick Laine in the debate over which of the top two picks in the 2016 NHL Draft picks is better.

Schmidt Gets Knighted

Nate Schmidt signed a six-year contract extension with the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday. It has an average annual value of $5.95 million.

Canucks' get blown out in the second of a 3 straight series with the Habs

Tyler Toffoli continued to run amok over the Canucks Thursday, tallying two goals and an assist as the Montreal Canadiens dominated Vancouver 7-3.

It Makes Perfect Sense.......Bad Drivers Make Me Late!

We've covered NHLers pet peeves in hockey, now we find out what bothers them outside the rink . . . in everyday life

Edmonton is enjoying the East Coast after their first road win in almost a year

The Edmonton Oilers’ perfect road game was only 320 nights in the making, and it came at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.

Maple Leafs' OT thriller proves why you invest in offensive stars

Stuck in a losing streak, facing a hot goaltender, the Maple Leafs just kept pushing. A win like the one they had Thursday, the team's front office brass would argue, is why you invest tens of millions in the difference-makers.

That's Up There With The Peanut Butter And The Secrets........!!

Ryan Johansen roofs a perfect backhander past Connor Hellebuyck to extend the Predators' lead to 3-0 in the 3rd period

Lou Gets His Due

Roberto Luongo records his 1000th game versus the Boston Bruins on April 5th 2018

Not To Be Outdone.........The 'Tendies Say No.

The top ten saves of the week including flashy glove saves by Mike Smith and Frederik Andersen, and a sprawling pad stop by Braden Holtby

Ducks' First Ever Draft Pick Paul Kariya Honoured In Anaheim.

ANAHEIM -- Paul Kariya had his No. 9 jersey retired by the Anaheim Ducks before their game against the Buffalo Sabres at Honda Center on Sunday."I would say it's a dream come true, but it's far beyond any dream that I ever had," Kariya said.

The best of the best match up in Washington

T.J. Oshie scored twice in under four minutes and John Carlson got the go-ahead goal to extend the Washington Capitals' longstanding domination of the Boston Bruins with a 3-2 victory Wednesday night in a showdown between the NHL's two best teams.

How Slow Can You Go........

Elias Pettersson, Nikita Kucherov and T.J. Oshie's gorgeous goals; heavy hits from Jake Muzzin and Jamie Benn, all in super slow motion

This One Goes To Eleven. Hadfield's Jersey Is The 10th Retired By The Rangers

NEW YORK -- Vic Hadfield became the 10th player in New York Rangers history to have his number retired by the team when his No. 11 was raised to the rafters of Madison Square Garden on Sunday.