Earlier this month, New York Islanders defenseman Johnny Boychuk announced he was retiring from the National Hockey League due to an eye injury. Johnny Boychuk was shipped from Boston to

The past two days, 16th-ranked University of Notre Dame faced off against 20th-ranked Arizona State University in a two-game series as part of the Big Ten’s first-half schedule. Notre Dame

With our NHL Reverse Retro predictions revisited from the Eastern Conference, we now shift our focus to the Western Conference, particularly the Central Division. The Central had several great looks

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The 2020 goalie market may be the hottest in recent memory. There are many NHL free agent goalies as well as others who could be traded before the puck drops

Hockey is back, and it’s better than ever. After more than four months of waiting, we were fortunate enough to witness a phenomenal qualifying round, which featured one sweep, one

One of the most subjective topics in hockey, and in all of sports, is jerseys. Professional athletes generally take great pride in the sweaters they wear while playing, but it

Starting tomorrow, hockey is finally back! In this year’s Stanley Cup Playoff bracket, 24 teams qualified, with the top four teams in each conference will compete in a round-robin to

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