FIRST STAR – JONATHAN QUICK, G, LOS ANGELES KINGS Jonathan Quick earned first star honors last week by winning all three games he started. While he didn’t post any shutouts, his numbers were still remarkable. In three games, he carried…
Erik Karlsson put up some big numbers last week to become the Warrior Star of the Week. Karlsson tallied one goal and six assists with his yet to be released Dynasty HD1 stick in the past four games to earn…
Seven goals and nearly 200 penalty minutes later, the Hershey Bears skated to a 4-3 victory over the Bridgeport Sound Tigers on Saturday night in a game that was as chaotic as it was entertaining. Tempers began flaring with roughly…
The Boston Bruins revealed that center David Krecji will miss four to six weeks of action with a partialy torn ACL in his left knee. The injury occurred during a 5-1 loss to the St. Louis Blues on Feb. 20…
Raise your hand if you knew Mike Keenan was still coaching hockey. Now seeing that not many people will raise their hand, I should inform you that he’s coaching Metallurg Magnitogorsk of the KHL. He’s in his second season over there,…
Patrick Kane might have the best hands in the NHL—something he continues to illustrate with his shootout performances. His goal earlier this week against Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury was no exception. Kane started off with a quick approach and…
An incident between a Junior A player and referee Saturday night in the BCHL has gone viral on the internet. Near the end of the game between the Chilliwack Chiefs and Surrey Eagles, Latrell Charleston of Surrey was chasing down…
FIRST STAR – MARIAN HOSSA, F, CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Marian Hossa earned his spot as the number one star for last week by scoring 5 goals, adding another assist, and carrying a +4 rating through 4 games played last week. Hossa…
Brandon Saad of the Chicago Blackhawks was chosen as the Warrior Star of the Week last week. Saad picked up a goal and five assists for six points in his past five games. Throughout the week last week, Warrior Pro…
We’re previously reported that Peter Karmanos sold the OHL’s Plymouth Whalers to IMS Hockey Corp. Now that the deal has gone through, the newest challenge is to come up with a team name. They have currently received over 2,000 unique…