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Monday's Three Stars: Parise scores, Brodeur saves in Game 4 Devils win

Monday’s Three Stars: Parise scores, Brodeur saves in Game 4 Devils win

No. 1 Star: Zach Parise, New Jersey Devils

Parise entered Game 4 with one point in his last five games. He left Game 4 as No. 1 star with two goals and an assist as the Devils evened their series with the New York Rangers with a 4-1 victory. The Devils’ power play [...]

Sunday's Three Stars: Coyotes survive Game 4 vs. Kings

Sunday’s Three Stars: Coyotes survive Game 4 vs. Kings

1 Star: Shane Doan, Phoenix Coyotes

The Coyotes captain beat Jonathan Quick twice in Game 4, leading Phoenix to a 2-0 victory to cut the Los Angeles Kings’ series lead to 3-1. Doan’s power-play goal in the first period and shot off the goal-cam in the second provided the Coyotes with all the offense [...]

Zach Parise’s father clarifies traitorous comments about his son fitting with Rangers

Zach Parise’s father clarifies traitorous comments about his son fitting with Rangers

While the New Jersey Devils’ series against the New York Rangers has had its media-driven controversies — please recall the “Marty Brodeur wants the Devils to maim Rangers shot blockers” tale — that the father of a Devils star player would play free-agent matchmaker [...]

Would New York Rangers vs. Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Final fall short of ratings blockbuster?

Would New York Rangers vs. Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Final fall short of ratings blockbuster?

At the end of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final, the Peacock had something to crow about.

The 8.54 million viewers who tuned in to NBC for Game 7 between the Boston Bruins and Vancouver Canucks gave the NHL its largest U.S. television audience for any game in 38 years. The series as a whole [...]

John Tortorella press conference DJ remix is the soundtrack to your playoffs

John Tortorella press conference DJ remix is the soundtrack to your playoffs

A lot of reporters can’t stand John Tortorella press conferences because they run counter to everything a press conference should be: The media asking questions, gathering information for its audience and gaining insight into the New York Rangers. Instead, it’s a coach dismissing questions, [...]

World Hockey Championships: checking in as the prelims come to an end

World Hockey Championships: checking in as the prelims come to an end

The 2012 Men’s Ice Hockey World Championships are still in the preliminary rounds; with today being the ninth day out of eleven. While it’s still possible for some Countries to move to the top four in their group, at this stage it’s become very clear who the favourites are and who will be going home. [...]

Puck Daddy: Don't insult Bikini Hockey League with comparisons to Lingerie Football League

Puck Daddy: Don’t insult Bikini Hockey League with comparisons to Lingerie Football League

The first sign that the Bikini Hockey League is going to offer excellent competition and players with extraordinary skill is that it’s being created for a reality television program in which all the girls live in a mansion. Hopefully in lieu of roses, they do a stick ceremony.[...]

Alex Ovechkin comes close to scoring from seat of his pants (VIDEO)

Alex Ovechkin comes close to scoring from seat of his pants (VIDEO)

Alex Ovechkin scored the opening goal for the Washington Capitals as they were able to stave off elimination and force a Game 7 with a 2-1 win over the New York Rangers. The goal was Ovechkin’s 30th career postseason tally, tying him with Peter Bondra for the franchise record.

A maker of many highlight-reel goals [...]

Puck Daddy: Stanley Cup Playoffs: Hey, look, actual celebrities are watching NHL Playoffs

Puck Daddy: Stanley Cup Playoffs: Hey, look, actual celebrities are watching NHL Playoffs

Illustrated swimsuit model Kate Upton. She’s, like, famous and stuff, and she digs hockey. She can also out-chirp Sean Avery, which ranks at least third or fourth among her greatest assets. Thanks to the New York Rangers and Los Angeles Kings excelling in the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs, we’ve been blessed with a higher amount [...]

East Coast Cane: World Hockey Championship: a snapshot after two games

East Coast Cane: World Hockey Championship: a snapshot after two games

The Men’s Ice Hockey World Championships are already three days into the books, over the next nine days each country will have each played a total of seven preliminary round games to determine which team will move forward (the top four from each group.)
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