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THW's Hockey History for 01/14/2021
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01/14/2021 edition:
By Scott Blair on Jan 13, 2021 03:16 pm
The New York Rangers have been around for almost 100 years and they’ve had some of the best players in NHL history come through their ranks, such as Phil Esposito, Jean Ratelle, Barry Beck, and Brian Leetch. They’ve also had some great brother and father-son combinations like the Cooks, the Hextalls, the Maloneys and the […]
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By The Old Prof on Jan 13, 2021 03:04 pm
With the Toronto Maple Leafs now removed from postseason play – yet again – it’s the work of analysts to review the season with and for fans. One way to address fans’ concerns is by inviting them to respond – or to vent – about the events of the 2019-20 season. I read these “mailbag” […]
The post Was Lou Lamoriello as Good as Maple Leafs Fans Remember? appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
By Sartaaj Bhullar on Jan 12, 2021 01:57 pm
The Vancouver Canucks have had success finding great players in the first and second rounds. Their success in the later rounds is just as impressive. The team has been able to find a franchise player in the later rounds of the NHL draft as well as an all-time great defenseman. 5) Kevin Bieksa The Canucks […]
The post Canucks’ Draft-Day Steals appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
By Tony Wolak on Jan 12, 2021 01:49 pm
Ken Holland was the main voice guiding the Detroit Red Wings’ player personnel decisions since he took over as general manager in 1997 following their Stanley Cup championship. Along with a braintrust that included former general manager Jim Devellano, former Red Wings players, and coach Jeff Blashill, Holland constructed a solid Red Wings roster. In […]
The post The Best and Worst Trades in Ken Holland’s Red Wings Tenure appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
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