As the Rangers continue to struggle, a widely repeated narrative has surfaced in hockey discussions: that their decline from last season was inevitable due to Laviolette’s history of second-season regression with other teams. This explanation has been frequently cited since the Rangers’ slump from a 12-4-1 record to 15-15-1, to the point where it almost seems accepted as fact. However, this narrative is largely inaccurate, and in reality, the opposite has often been true in many instances.
The Toronto Maple Leafs will have to play with one defenceman short. The team announced that Jake McCabe will not return to the game. The Leafs’ d-man got into a spat with...
Read moreBLUES 4, SENATORS 0 A night about redemption for the Ottawa Senators ended in frustration. Coming off a 4-2 loss to the Stars in Dallas on Thursday, which captain Brady Tkachuk called...
Read moreThe Vancouver Canucks have placed star centre Elias Pettersson on the injured-reserve list. The club announced the move on Friday, saying it is retroactive to Dec. 23 and that goalie Arturs Silovs...
Read moreThe New York Rangers cannot find their footing and continue to descend into the NHL‘s deepest lows with each loss. After the awful loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning, head coach Peter...
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