Posted on July 07 2010 by J. Donetelli.
The Atlanta Thrashers have announced they have re-signed forward Eric Boulton. More known for his aggressive style of play than putting points on the board, Boulton, 33, recorded 2g,6a-8pts in 62 games last season while spending 113 minutes in the penalty box.
Posted on July 06 2010 by Tom Ferda.
Detroit lost another sports legend yesterday when NHL All-Star, enforcer Bob Probert died at the age of 45.
Posted on June 30 2010 by Michael Hoffman.
The end of June means the start of the NHL free agent period. Here are some of the top stories creating the most buzz around the league.
Posted on June 24 2010 by Tom Ferda.
ATLANTA, GA. – Rick Dudley used to skate alongside Craig Ramsey years ago when they laced their skates up in the same locker room for Cincinnati in the AHL and the Buffalo Sabres in the NHL. Today the Atlanta Thrashers new GM named Ramsay the fifth head coach in Thrashers’ history.
Posted on June 24 2010 by Tom Ferda.
ATLANTA, GA. – After winning the Stanley Cup after a 49-year drought, the Chicago Blackhawks are cleaning house and as expected are dumping some overhead to free up cap space. An announcement came yesterday that confirmed the winner of the Dustin Byfuglien sweepstakes are the Atlanta Thrashers.
Posted on June 23 2010 by Tom Ferda.
The NHL today announced the 2009-10 NHL All-Rookie Team, including four players who began the season as teenagers entering their first professional season.
Posted on June 10 2010 by Tom Ferda.
After nearly a half-century drought, the Chicago Blackhawks hoisted the Stanley Cup after defeating the Philadelphia Flyers 4-3 in overtime in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Posted on May 15 2010 by Tom Ferda.
Posted on May 05 2010 by Tom Ferda.
DETROIT, Mich. – Now trailing the Sharks 0-3 in their second-round playoff series, Red Wings coach Mike Babcock is starting to look like a rookie himself. How could Babcock come into the playoffs prepared only to play rookie goaltender Jimmy Howard while disregarding a guy with a resume as impressive as Chris Osgood’s?
Posted on April 19 2010 by Tom Ferda.
DENVER – The thin air in Colorado is said to create lightheadedness and confusion but cannot be held responsible for the blunder like the one that occurred in last night’s Stanley Cup Playoff game between the San Jose Sharks and the Colorado Avalanche.
