Canadiens’ Michael Hage Should Finish His Season in Laval – The Hockey Writers – Montreal Canadiens

The end of the NCAA season always brings a wave of intrigue across the NHL, and this year is no different for the Montreal Canadiens. With the Michigan Wolverines now eliminated, all eyes turn to one of the organization’s most exciting prospects, Michael Hage. The question is no longer if he will turn pro, but rather when he should…

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David Amber Exposes the Maple Leafs’ Biggest Problem — And It’s Not the Goalies – The Hockey Writers – Toronto Maple Leafs

I always enjoy listening to David Amber when he’s interviewed. There’s a reason he’s worth listening to when he talks hockey. It’s not just that he’s been around the game for years — it’s where he sits and who he sits with. Related: Which NHL GM Vacancy Is Most Desirable? Night after night, he’s in…

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Carolina Hurricanes’ Depth Scoring Cements Them as Stanley Cup Contenders – The Hockey Writers – Carolina Hurricanes

When you think about the Carolina Hurricanes, history tells you that their offense is usually their Achilles’ heel in the postseason. Over the years, the Hurricanes have come up short offensively when it matters most. Many have attributed that to the style of hockey that the Hurricanes play, or argue that you cannot win a…

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Toronto Maple Leafs News & Rumours: Tanking, Lalonde, Why No Kids & T.J. Hughes – The Hockey Writers – Toronto Maple Leafs

It’s a funny thing about late-season hockey. Saturday night, when the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the Florida Panthers, you might be watching a game where the loser actually comes out ahead. Not in the standings, of course—but in the bigger picture. With the Seattle Kraken also in the mix, a loss could push one…

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