Hockey News

Devils beat Canadiens
Parise scores two goals in 5-3 victory
The Globe and Mail Thu Feb 2nd


Reimer, Gustavsson in sharing mood
So a Monster and a Minister walk into a bar ... and come out smiling.
Toronto Sun Thu Feb 2nd


Byfuglien heads to trial for buzzed boating charges
Winnipeg Jets star Dustin Byfuglien is headed for a jury trial on charges of boating while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Winnipeg Sun Thu Feb 2nd


Gordie Howe battling memory loss, says family
Former Detroit Red Wings great Gordie Howe, who has become a voice for awareness of dementia and similar conditions since losing his wife of 56 years, is now facing his own fight with memory loss.
Ottawa Citizen Thu Feb 2nd


If Chris Stewart is really back on the tradling block, the Avs should try and get him back
I don’t often engage in speculation about trade rumors much anymore, at least not in “print.” I know fans love to read rumors and sites that run a lot of rumors get a fair share of clicks, but one thing you learn is that most rumors never come true and quality wins out in the [...]
Denver Post Thu Feb 2nd


Critically Canuck: Considering Corey Perry
How much should the Vancouver Canucks be prepared to overpay to get rugged winger Corey Perry out of Anaheim?
Vancouver Sun Thu Feb 2nd


How much information does Sidney Crosby owe us?
The Hockey Roundtable on a scoreboard controversy, the trade market and the thirst for news on the injured Peguins star
The Globe and Mail Thu Feb 2nd


Jets star Byfuglien likely to go to trial on impaired charges
Winnipeg defenceman returns to lineup tonight, but legal troubles won’t go away
The Globe and Mail Thu Feb 2nd


Reality check: Jeff Carter and the Maple Leafs trade rumour of the day
An unhappy Jeff Carter could fit nicely as the No. 1 centre that Brian Burke needs to make snipers Phil Kessel and Joffrey Lupul even more effective.
The Toronto Star Thu Feb 2nd


Cody Hodgson named NHL rookie of the month
Vancouver Canucks forward scored 10 points in 11 games
The Globe and Mail Thu Feb 2nd


Detroit coach Babcock respects Canucks, Sedins
Like most NHL coaches who grew up in Canada and are working in the U.S., Mike Babcock enjoys the give-and-take with reporters when the Red Wings visit Canadian cities.
Vancouver Province Thu Feb 2nd


Schenn eager to improve on disappointing first half
BRAYDEN SCHENN shudders every time he hears the question. "Do you finally feel like you are getting comfortable after what you went through in the first half of the season?"
Philly Daily News Thu Feb 2nd


Ducks stumble at bad time, lose to Stars
ANAHEIM – Less than 24 hours after their much-needed victory in Phoenix, the Ducks jumped into their time machine and apparently dialed it back to November. Or perhaps December.
OC Register Thu Feb 2nd


Troock score late to give Team Orr win
Seattle Thunderbirds forward Branden Troock lifted Team Orr to a 2-1 victory against Team Cherry at the 2012 CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game Wednesday night.
Toronto Sun Thu Feb 2nd


The great clock controversy
Tonight’s game is in the books and the players aren’t coming back on the ice, of course, but some controversy remains. Drew Doughty scored the game-winning goal for the Kings with four-tenths of a second left on the clock. That much is undisputed, but it seems that the clock paused, momentarily, with 1.8 seconds remaining. [...]
LA Kings Insider Thu Feb 2nd


Gaustad pesters Rangers with play
Paul Gaustad kept quiet on the ice one night after stirring up a tempest at Montreal, but his penalty killing spoke volumes against the Rangers.
Buffalo News Thu Feb 2nd


Red Wings coach Mike Babcock on the Canucks, the Sedins and Niklas Kronwall
Like most NHL coaches who grew up in Canada and are working in the U.S., Mike Babcock enjoys the give-and-take with reporters when the Red Wings visit Canadian cities.
Vancouver Province Thu Feb 2nd


Returning Oilers take their U turn
It is called the U-test, and the Edmonton Oilers who have taken it do not speak of it fondly. “It puts fear in everyone,” said defenceman Ryan Whitney.
Edmonton Journal Thu Feb 2nd


H. Sedin warned teammates about Kronwall before (with video)
Henrik Sedin told his Vancouver teammates years ago to watch out for Red Wings defenseman Niklas Kronwall. It was a message that sank in especially hard for Ryan Kesler the last time the Western Conference rivals met.
Detroit Free Press Thu Feb 2nd


Phoenix Coyotes regroup after tough loss
After a frustrating loss Tuesday night to Anaheim, a game in which two crucial calls went against them, the Coyotes now have to regroup before facing the San Jose Sharks.
Arizona Republic Wed Feb 1st


Maple Leafs end Penguins winning streak
TORONTO -- Clarke MacArthur scored late in the third period to give Toronto a 1-0 victory against the Penguins at the Air Canada Centre tonight.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Wed Feb 1st


Leafs rebound to shut out Penguins
Clarke MacArthur hasn't made a habit of scoring goals at the Air Canada Centre this season.
Toronto Sun Wed Feb 1st


Crosby-type neck ailments difficult to diagnose
‘Sometimes it takes time to get to the bottom of everything,’ sports therapist says
The Globe and Mail Wed Feb 1st


Giguere back in goal for Avalanche on Thursday vs. Wild
Avalanche goalie Jean-Sebastien Giguere will start Thursday night in a key Northwest Division showdown against the Minnesota Wild at the Pepsi Center.
Denver Post Wed Feb 1st


Burke vs Cherry not a fair fight
Is there anything more hilarious than two old rich guys feuding over sports? It’s fascinating and fun.
Toronto Sun Wed Feb 1st