Hockey News
Time to regroup
Every fan of the Ottawa Senators has to be breathing a sigh of relief that their heroes won 11 consecutive games and 14 of 16 before the Olympic break.
Ottawa Citizen Mon Mar 15th
Hesitant power play plays key as St. Louis Blues fall
Wild 4, Blues 2 - Playoff hopes are hurt on day that began with optimism.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Mon Mar 15th
Cox: Difficult to envision rushed rule
Haste is apparently now of the essence.
The Toronto Star Mon Mar 15th
Sedins power Canucks to 3-1 win over Flames
It was a lot to ask of the Canucks to top one of their most dominating performances of the season.
Vancouver Province Mon Mar 15th
Late rally sparks Pens over Lightning
omehow, Sidney Crosby survived a scary-looking outward bend of his right leg Sunday night in Tampa.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Mon Mar 15th
Avs lose McLeod, Yelle with leg injuries
Despite defeating the Stars on Sunday afternoon, the Avalanche still lost with injuries to two more forwards.
Denver Post Mon Mar 15th
Goalie Anderson stars as Avs defeat Stars 5-3 despite being outshot 51-22
If winning when not playing at its best is the mark of a good team, the Avalanche must be really good.
Denver Post Mon Mar 15th
Ducks end five-game slide with 4-2 win over Sharks
The Ducks finally looked like the team they were before the Olympic break Sunday — maybe even better — in a 4-2 win over the San Jose Sharks at the Honda Center. Too bad the Olympics have been over for two weeks.
L.A. Times Mon Mar 15th
Red Wings are up for big game vs. Flames tonight
The last time the Red Wings saw the Flames it ended a chance to win three straight games for the first time in three months and led to another round of introspection.
Detroit Free Press Mon Mar 15th
Milan Lucic puts up a fight
In all likelihood, we will not see the real Milan Lucic until next season. The high ankle sprain the Bruins winger...
Boston Herald Mon Mar 15th
N.H.L. Roundup: Islanders Show Improvement in Win Against Maple Leafs
The Islanders killed off seven penalties and scored power-play and short-handed goals in a victory over the Maple Leafs.
NY Times Mon Mar 15th
Leclaire tries to stay positive
Winless in 2010, Pascal Leclaire is trying to keep his head up.
Canoe SLAM! Sports Sun Mar 14th
NHL ought to believe in its own game
While there is currently an eerie league-wide silence on the Matt Cooke and Marc Savard controversy, the buck gets passed to NHL VP Colin Campbell
The Globe and Mail Sun Mar 14th
Islanders crush decaying Leafs
Richard Park scored a short-handed goal and assist as New York thumps Toronto 4-1
The Globe and Mail Sun Mar 14th
Phoenix Coyotes beat Atlanta Thrashers in shootout
Adrian Aucoin scored the shootout winner and Lee Stempniak had his sixth goal in five games.
Arizona Republic Sun Mar 14th
Penguins beat the Lightning, 2-1
TAMPA, Fla. -- The Penguins scored two third-period goals to defeat Tampa Bay, 2-1, at the St. Pete Times Forum this evening.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Sun Mar 14th
Rangers 3, Flyers 1
Photos from the Flyers game against the Rangers on Sunday, March 14.
Philly Daily News Sun Mar 14th
Burke heading to Afghanistan
The next group of NHLers visiting Afghanistan will include a familiar face to Leaf fans among the troops.
Toronto Sun Sun Mar 14th
Avery returns, scores twice in Rangers win
Sean Avery returned from a one-game benching and scored twice to help the Rangers earn a key 3-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday.
NY Daily News Sun Mar 14th
Blues grab a win on the road in Columbus
Blues 5, Blue Jackets 1 Note wins for seventh time in past eight games, is 4-1 on road trip.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Sun Mar 14th
Woolsey: NHL fumbling in the dark on head shots
The NHL has been concussed once too often.
The Toronto Star Sun Mar 14th
NHL gets dizzy over head shots
Another injury-inducing head shot brings no action from the NHL, but that might change if new rules are enacted.
Minneapolis Star Sun Mar 14th
Canucks dominate Senators in Vancouver
Now they have something to think about. The Ottawa Senators return home weighed down by a disappointing, and worrying, three-game western Canada swing.
Ottawa Citizen Sun Mar 14th
Rossi: Accept it: danger is part of deal in NHL
On the second day of high school football practice during my sophomore year, a senior linebacker busted through a gap on a dummy-team offensive line and crushed a fairly clueless fullback with force.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Sun Mar 14th
This time, Sharks blow lead as Florida wins 3-2 in OT
The Panthers rallied from a two-goal deficit.
San Jose Mercury News Sun Mar 14th