As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 6-Pacific)
As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 5-Northwest)
As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 4-Central)
It’s here, it’s finally here! The beginning of the 2003-04 NHL season has finally arrived! But what teams are safe to bet on going into game 1? Aside from who they’re actually playing, here are some stats on team’s opening night records that can help you choose the right team(s): TEAM GP RECORD PCT. Colorado … Continue reading Season Opener Records
As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 3-Southeast)
As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 2-Atlantic)
Here are the final pre-season statistics for the Montreal Canadiens: PLAYER GP G A PTS PIM Michael Ryder (73)* 7 2 3 5 0 Marcel Hossa (81) 8 2 2 4 0 Sheldon Souray (44) 6 2 1 3 32 Yanic Perreault (94) 7 2 1 3 4 Mike Ribeiro (71) 7 1 2 3 … Continue reading 2003 Montreal Canadiens Preseason Statistics
As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 1-Northeast)
As training camp has come and gone, it’s about that time – time to predict who finishes where, who wins the Stanley Cup and who gets to hone their golf skills in early April. Of course, no one can predict trades made during the season to improve or hurt a team’s standing, so this is … Continue reading 2003 Standings Predictions