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Alexander Semin and Ignoring the 10 Percent
enigma [ɪˈnɪgmə] n. A person, thing, or situation that is mysterious, puzzling, or ambiguous. See: Alexander Semin Grantland editor-in-chief Bill Simmons wrote a terrific column on Oklahoma City’s...
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Max Pacioretty and the Search for a Superstar
March 8th, 2011. The Montreal Canadiens were playing the Boston Bruins. It was a game that could have defined the career of Max Pacioretty. The skilled and physical winger was racing for a loose puck...
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Erik Johnson’s Road to Redemption
When Erik Johnson was drafted 1st overall in 2006, St. Louis thought that they had found their next franchise defenseman. The Blues, once a consistent playoff contender (to the tune of 25 consecutive...
View ArticleThe Shootout: A Roundtable Discussion on the NHL
The dog days of summer are here, but that hasn’t stopped us from continuing to publish fresh content. In the first of a recurring series of posts, Mike Colligan, Anatoliy Metter, James Neveau, and Jeff...
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The Lockout Hurts, Part I: Los Angeles Kings
The impending NHL lockout could be a blessing in disguise for several NHL teams. However, the Los Angeles Kings are not one of them. Although they played hockey well into the month of June, the Kings...
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The Lockout Hurts, Part II: Nashville Predators
The impending NHL lockout could be a blessing in disguise for several NHL teams. Thanks to a busy summer, the Nashville Predators are not one of them. The Predators were forced open the bank account up...
View ArticleThe Shootout: September 11 Roundtable Discussion
Mike Colligan, Anatoliy Metter, James Neveau, and Jeff Angus will answer a few burning questions related to the game of hockey – on and off of the ice. Here are today’s questions: Which NHL goaltender...
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The Lockout Hurts, Part III: Carolina Hurricanes
The Carolina Hurricanes had arguably the best offseason of any NHL club. They upgraded at center considerably with the acquisition of Jordan Staal from Pittsburgh. They signed a top line winger in...
View ArticleThe Lockout Hurts, Part IV: San Jose Sharks
The San Jose Sharks have been one of the NHL’s most successful franchises over the past decade. They have been first or second in the Pacific Division in nine of the past 10 seasons. They have...
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Rule Your Fantasy Hockey Pool in 2013
The NHL lockout presents an interesting challenge when trying to evaluate NHLers. Some played competitively in the AHL, ECHL, or over in Europe. Others were busy working out and staying in shape. Some...
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What To Do With Shea Weber
I wrote an extensive analysis of a potential Shea Weber-to-Vancouver trade/signing/miracle last fall. Weber is a part of a very select group of NHLers – those of the franchise defenseman variety. In...
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What To Do With Shea Weber
I wrote an extensive analysis of a potential Shea Weber-to-Vancouver trade/signing/miracle last fall. Weber is a part of a very select group of NHLers – those of the franchise defenseman variety. In...
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Alexander Semin and Ignoring the 10 Percent
enigma [ɪˈnɪgmə] n. A person, thing, or situation that is mysterious, puzzling, or ambiguous. See: Alexander Semin Grantland editor-in-chief Bill Simmons wrote a terrific column on Oklahoma City’s...
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Max Pacioretty and the Search for a Superstar
March 8th, 2011. The Montreal Canadiens were playing the Boston Bruins. It was a game that could have defined the career of Max Pacioretty. The skilled and physical winger was racing for a loose puck...
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Erik Johnson’s Road to Redemption
When Erik Johnson was drafted 1st overall in 2006, St. Louis thought that they had found their next franchise defenseman. The Blues, once a consistent playoff contender (to the tune of 25 consecutive...
View ArticleThe Shootout: A Roundtable Discussion on the NHL
The dog days of summer are here, but that hasn’t stopped us from continuing to publish fresh content. In the first of a recurring series of posts, Mike Colligan, Anatoliy Metter, James Neveau, and Jeff...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Lockout Hurts, Part I: Los Angeles Kings
The impending NHL lockout could be a blessing in disguise for several NHL teams. However, the Los Angeles Kings are not one of them. Although they played hockey well into the month of June, the Kings...
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The Lockout Hurts, Part II: Nashville Predators
The impending NHL lockout could be a blessing in disguise for several NHL teams. Thanks to a busy summer, the Nashville Predators are not one of them. The Predators were forced open the bank account up...
View ArticleThe Shootout: September 11 Roundtable Discussion
Mike Colligan, Anatoliy Metter, James Neveau, and Jeff Angus will answer a few burning questions related to the game of hockey – on and off of the ice. Here are today’s questions: Which NHL goaltender...
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The Lockout Hurts, Part III: Carolina Hurricanes
The Carolina Hurricanes had arguably the best offseason of any NHL club. They upgraded at center considerably with the acquisition of Jordan Staal from Pittsburgh. They signed a top line winger in...
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