Chicago Blackhawks claim third Stanley Cup in six years
The Chicago Blackhawks are the 2014-2015 Stanley Cup Champions. Winning for the third time in the last six years and for the first time in Chicago since 1938, the Blackhawks defeated the Lightning 2-0 in Game 6. Duncan Keith who took home the Conn Smythe trophy as playoff MVP, scored the game winning goal and
Brandon Saad leads Blackhawks to 2-1 win, series tied
Game 4 Stanley Cup Final The Stanley Cup Final is all tied up at 2-2 as the series shifts back to Tampa Bay for Game 5. Jonathan Toews, Brandon Saad came up with clutch performances as the Blackhawks somehow preserved a 2-1 lead in the closing minutes to take Game 4 with a 2-1 win.
Rumors that Evgeni Malkin would welcome a change of scenery still persists around the league
David Morehouse gave Jim Rutherford a mandate (that came from the top) less than 24 hours after the Penguins were eliminated by the New York Rangers that there would be no discussion internally of trading Evgeni Malkin. To do that before conducting any off-season evaluation of the team, organization raised some red flags immediately around
Stanley Cup Final: Blackhawks rally by scoring twice in third, take Game 1
STANLEY CUP FINAL The Chicago Blackhawks like they often do find ways to win and did exactly that in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final. Trailing 1-0, the Blackhawks dominated play in the third period and scored twice in a 1:58 span, en route to a 2-1 victory over the Lightning in Game 1
Off-Season Rumblings: Paul Martin to the Avalanche?
OFF-SEASON RUMBLINGS LATEST BUZZ IN NHL CIRCLES
NHL: Internally Chris Kunitz name won’t come up in buy-out discussions this summer
LATEST PENGUINS RUMORS
Latest NHL Buzz: Shero/GM Openings Chatter; McDavid Talk, Hextall potentially in trouble?
LATEST NHL BUZZ Ron Hextall’s patient approach of wanting to build the Flyers through the draft was never going to mesh with his boss Ed Snider and it has some executives around the league wondering if Hextall could be one and done — under one scenario — If Snider is able to land Mike Babcock
Penguins showing renewed interest in Curtis Glencross?
GLENCROSS ON THE MOVE? New GM, same targets?
NHL leading Predators land Franson, Santorelli from Maple Leafs
The Western Conference leading Nashville Predators acquired defenseman Cody Franson and forward Mike Santorelli from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for Nashville’s first-round selection in the 2015 Draft, and forwards Brendan Leipsic and Olli Jokinen. Franson the top available defenseman on the market, gives Nashville another blueliner who can play in all situations, while
Jagr’s agent Peter Svoboda informed Devils last week that Jagr prefers to be traded to an Eastern Conference team
Jaromir Jagr does not have a no trade clause but there is enough of a respect factor between the Devils and Jagr where New Jersey is expected to accommodate the wishes of Jagr and his agent Peter Svoboda for Jagr to be dealt to an Eastern Conference team, were the Devils to trade him. Svoboda