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World Junior Championship All-Time Leading Scorers
The World Junior Championships are here. One of the best hockey tournaments of the year. The kids bring so much excitement to the rinks – it’s infectious. Pile on a helping of National pride with that and we have ourselves a dandy. Fitting in with the holidays, what a better time to reflect, and remember […]
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Boston Bruins: The Merlot Line
For most of their existence, the Boston Bruins have been known as a rough and tough team. Appropriately tagged “The Big Bad Bruins”, they brought a combination of skill and intimidation to the ice. As the sport changed, so did the team wearing black and gold: skill could no longer be easily countered with physicality as […]
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Primeau for Brind’Amour: Revisiting the Trade
This article was originally published in September, 2014. This piece will revisit a trade from 2000 that saw two prominents centers trading places between Eastern Conference rivals. The players would play significant roles in postseason glory but only one lifted the Stanley Cup. Let’s take a look at the Keith Primeau for Rod Brind’amour deal. […]
A Brief History of NHL Uniforms
Have you ever wondered why referees wear striped shirts, or teams have to wear contrasting colours? Then this is for you. Contrasting Colours in NHL Uniforms Hockey uniforms were very simple in the early days. Since most players also played football in the summertime, they simply borrowed these pants for hockey games, then added a […]
Those Other Silver Chalices: Clarence Campbell Bowl and the Prince of Wales Trophy
This article was originally published in June, 2013. The Stanley Cup is perhaps the most revered and respected of all the professional trophies handed out to an athlete for their accomplishments. The eclectic history of the 120-year-old silver chalice only adds to its mystique and aura. The Cup is easily identifiable to any sports fan, even to […]
Bodybuilding & Powerlifting Moves Can Make You a Better Hockey Player
Paid Post It’s still commonplace in the hockey strength and conditioning industry to make the claims that performing powerlifting or bodybuilding exercises causes you to lose your athleticism or “function” in your specific sport. Instead, we should be on balance boards and balls trying to mimic hockey movements. This couldn’t be further from the truth […]
Ruff’s 2 Goalie System Still a “Go”
This is a guest post by Annie Devine The Dallas Stars have been put under the microscope for their tandem goalie team more often than not. Outsiders have claimed the only way to win a playoff series is with one consistent goaltender in the net. Dallas Stars head coach Lindy Ruff and his team have faced […]
The Hockey Writers Season Previews
The 2015-16 NHL season is fast approaching which means it’s time to start looking at what fans should expect out each team this year. From Anaheim to Winnipeg, the writers of The Hockey Writers will bring full previews of each team throughout the month of September. This page will be updated as the previews roll […]
The Shark Tank Experience: A Must for Hockey Fans
Regardless of your feelings towards the San Jose Sharks, whether you're a die hard fan, fan of a rival squad, or one of those fans who thinks they are the Western Conference Washington Capitals, taking in a game at the Shark Tank is a must.
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