Tag: Buffalo Sabres
Evan Rodrigues‘ rekordverdächtiger Start im Stanley Cup ist für ehemalige und aktuelle Teamkollegen keine Überraschung
SUNRISE, Florida – Evan Rodrigues strahlte am Montagabend über das ganze Gesicht, als ein Kolumnist aus Toronto ihn fragte, was er vor dem Stanley-Cup-Finale gesagt hätte, wenn man ihm nach zwei Spielen gesagt hätte, dass er mehr Tore schießen würde als Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl und Zach Hyman, die in der regulären Saison zusammen 127 Tore erzielten.
„Es ist ziemlich cool“, sagte der Stürmer der Florida Panthers, wechselte dann in den Modus des weisen Veteranen und zeigte eine gewisse Demut,
A mysterious illness halted his promising NHL career. Eight years later, hope and a comeback
The game was already won when the puck slid to Cody Hodgson for the tap-in.
The Milwaukee Admirals of the American Hockey League, the Nashville Predators’ top minor league affiliate, had a comfortable 3-0 lead over the Chicago Wolves. On a historic win streak — they were en route to their 18th consecutive victory — the Admirals juggled their lines.
Off of a rush chance in the final minute, Predators prospect Juuso Pärssinen pulled off a slick toe-drag deke and
Anonymous NHL player poll 2024: Who’s the best player? Most overrated? Best goalie? Worst road city?
Connor McDavid, Nathan MacKinnon or Nikita Kucherov: Who’s the NHL’s best player?
It’s gotta be McDavid, right?
Not so fast, a surprising number of NHL players say.
“McDavid’s going to get all the votes, I’m sure,” one player told The Athletic. “But I think MacKinnon’s better right now.”
The three may well end up in a dead heat for the Hart Trophy this season, as Kucherov heads into the All-Star break leading the league in scoring, with MacKinnon a
Language barriers, culture shock and isolation: How the NHL’s loneliest players cope
Alexandre Carrier looked over at the stone-faced new guy to his left on the Gatineau Olympiques bench and noticed that he had another teammate’s stick in his hands. Ever the helpful sort, Carrier politely pointed out Yakov Trenin’s mistake. Trenin turned his head, stared at Carrier for a moment, and responded.
“Yes.”
Confused but also curious, Carrier then asked Trenin another question, one in which “no” was the only possible answer. Trenin again eyed him, expressionless.
“Yes.”
“I’m like, OK,