The way hockey is played all over the world from mini-mites and juniors to the NHL and beer leagues has changed over the course of the 26 years I’ve been lacing up the skates. I remember the NHL of the…
Today the New Jersey Devils announced that forward Brian Boyle was diagnosed with chronic myeloid luekemia, a type of bone marrow cancer. Quite frightening for a healthy professional athlete to be diagnosed with a form of cancer just before the…
As we inch toward the start of the 2017-18 NHL hockey season, we are also getting closer and closer to the release date of the all-new adidas jerseys which will be worn this season. Fortunately, we will not have to…
The 2017-18 NHL season is right around the corner. Teams will head to training camp in the next couple of weeks and before you know it, fans will start to fill the seats for preseason games ahead of the season…
In a matter of 12 hours, the future for the Detroit Tigers changed dramatically. Two of their best players were dealt away for prospects and more importantly the organization has finally committed to a full rebuild. Fans saw it coming,…
It’s pretty hard to think that this summer in 1993 hockey fans in Minnesota were dejected that they lost the beloved North Stars to Dallas, Texas. The NHL has already begun it’s wave of franchises in warm-weather cities by this…
Adidas announced today that they have officially agreed to sell off their CCM Hockey brand to Birch Hill Equity Partners. The deal is reported to be for $110 million. For more details on the news, refer to the full press release…
Tomas Tatar and the Detroit Red Wings met in Toronto, presented their respective cases to an NHL arbitrator, but ended up not needing the final decision as the two sides came to terms yesterday on a four-year contract extension that…
Red Wings fans should be more than slightly concerned at this point about the future of Tomas Tatar with the organization. According to a recent report from Elliote Friedman, Tatar is looking for $5.3 million per year in a long…
Defenseman Brian Campbell announced his retirement from the NHL after 17 seasons and will serve as a special adviser for the Hawks on both the hockey and business sides of the club. “I’m excited to transition into the next step…