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THW's Hockey History for 10/13/2020
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10/13/2020 edition:
By Blain Potvin on Oct 13, 2020 11:07 am
There is no doubt that the Montreal Canadiens are the most iconic franchise in the hockey world. Having won 24 Stanley Cups in its 111 years of existence helped the franchise reach its status. Those Cups are thanks to the efforts of the star players including the 51 Hockey Hall of Fame (HHOF) inductees who […]
The post Montreal Canadiens’ Top-20 Goal Scorers All-Time appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
By Kyle Gipe on Oct 13, 2020 10:52 am
Europeans are having a bigger impact in the NHL now than ever before. Of the 985 players to play in at least one game this season, 268, or 27 percent, were born in Europe. Europeans have been at the pinnacle of success in recent seasons, winning five of the past 10 Hart, Art Ross, and […]
The post Top 10 All-Time European-Born NHL Forwards appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
By Kyle Gipe on Oct 13, 2020 10:42 am
Pernell-Karl Subban, known to most as P.K., is one of the most dynamic defensemen in recent memory. His electrifying play on the ice combines with his equally-charismatic personality off-ice into a person who is both beloved and criticized, often at the same time. But regardless of how you view him, he is one of the […]
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By Eugene Helfrick on Oct 12, 2020 11:52 am
If you ask any young hockey player what they want, more than anything, their answer will likely be to win the Stanley Cup. Precious few have the chance to play a game in the NHL, and even fewer get the chance to hoist the greatest trophy in sports. Many NHL players have had illustrious careers. They […]
The post Top 10 NHL Legends Who Never Hoisted Lord Stanley’s Cup appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
By Nick Haydon on Oct 12, 2020 11:36 am
First-round draft picks are an opportunity for teams to transform their organization, especially when generational talents are on the line. Some players achieve or even surpass their potential while others never pan out. Between 2014 and 2018, the Colorado Avalanche have taken five players in the first round, and, of these, four are current NHL […]
The post Avs’ 1st Round Draft Picks 2014-18: Where Are They Now? appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
By Brandon Share-Cohen on Oct 12, 2020 10:32 am
Throughout the 95-year history of the Boston Bruins franchise, there have been 11 different instances of a player reaching the 50-goal mark. Those 11 instances of 50-plus goals are made up of five different players who will forever live in Bruins’ history as legends. Interestingly enough, the 11 different 50-plus goals seasons all came within […]
The post Boston Bruins 50-Goal Scorers appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
By Ethan Carter on Oct 11, 2020 05:59 pm
Like any other NHL franchise, the St. Louis Blues have made plenty of good trades, and plenty of bad trades. The recent trade history for the Blues has been very good, and was a key factor in their success last season. Let’s discuss their three best and worst trades in franchise history. Blues’ Worst Trades […]
The post St. Louis Blues’ Best & Worst Trades appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
By Nathaniel Oliver on Oct 11, 2020 03:44 pm
Mats Naslund played a style of hockey that was far larger than his 5-foot-7, 160-pound frame. Possessing tremendous speed and an ability to generate offense seemingly on a whim, Naslund was the star forward for the Montreal Canadiens during the decade of the 1980s. Combining his skill, determination, and Nordic heritage, the fans of Montreal […]
The post One for the Ages: Mats Naslund’s 1985-86 NHL Season appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
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