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Kucherov lethal poke check
22:28 UTC
Logan Stanley fights after clean hit
22:16 UTC
Should this have been goaltender interference?
20:37 UTC
NHL announcers get all 5 Russian Columbus players' names wrong
Márchenko Chinákhov Provórov Voronkóv Tarásov
11:00 UTC
Dirty players that fly under the radar?
We all know Trouba and Marchand get enough recognition, but who are some dirty players that don’t get talked about enough?
10:41 UTC
''They’re tired!'' - Vegas bench
08:12 UTC
If you could bring any of the three teams back, who would it be?
Hartford Whalers (Left), Atlanta Thrashers (Centre), Quebec Nordiques (Right)
04:31 UTC
Xhekaj knees Acciari with 9 seconds left
03:29 UTC
amulet shade
incredible amulet reference by the official team account
02:22 UTC
Buchnevich vs Holmberg | Schenn vs McCabe
02:02 UTC
Connor Bedard making it look easy
22:48 UTC
Ryan Donato shootout goal of the year
22:47 UTC
Columbus gives up 5 goals on 7 shots
22:12 UTC
The epitome of consistent
Wild fan here who loves looking at stats. I saw Anze Kopitar got his 800th assist so I wanted to see where he was as for total points in his career. I’ve known he has been really good for a really long time, but I didn’t realize just how consistent he has been.
15 of his 18 seasons he’s been over 60 points. 2 of the 3 seasons he wasn’t he played less than 60 games. Only once in his career did he play more than 60 games and didn’t reach 60 points. That’s insane consistency.
The best part is it’s all with one team. Such an amazing career. Without him the Kings don’t win the cups they won.
What other players have been this consistent for even close to as long? Anyone you mention is an all time great, which I think Kopitar is.
21:20 UTC
Nick Foligno vs Tanner Jeannot
20:49 UTC
Anze Kopitar sets up Alex Laferriere
20:37 UTC
They recreated the picture 22 years later
19:55 UTC
Top three nhl goal scorers rn wear #13 - Johnny Gaudreau’s number
01:42 UTC
Nikolaj Ehlers fires a long range ballistic missile
23:28 UTC
Most Appealing NHL Teams Ranking (From a Free Agent Perspective)
I've seen a lot of discussion about how taxes can play a role for a player to choose one team over another. Is there any ranking available of all teams that shows what is appealing to players? Even if it's fan made, I haven't found anything comprehensive so far.
If it was built from scratch, the categories I would consider are:
- Ownership Engagement
- Location
- Taxes
- Fan Base/Tradition
- Recent Performance & Stability
- Market Size/Media Exposure
Thoughts?
22:54 UTC
Barkov scoring in Finland
Barkov scores in his hometown and could be brothers with the guy in the crowd behind him…
19:17 UTC
Canadiens bag skate in Washington
16:30 UTC
Canes pad their stats with 8-2 win over Boston
After 6 Boston pulled Swayman, but still two more went in. A nice return to home for the Canes after weeks on the road.
11:52 UTC
Brutal Hit
Podkolzin Oilers v Lauzon Preds - 10/31
08:32 UTC
Crosby in control to take win in OT
05:06 UTC
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