Will Canadians tolerate Don Cherry’s attack on their own? (Yahoo! Sports)

As a 20-something Canadian West Coaster, I have little reason to be a Don Cherry fan. Fellow citizens claim he was once a bastion of hockey wisdom, but for most of my adult life, he’s been rambling semi-coherently, prattling on … Continue reading → Go to Source

Cherry’s CBC rant ticks off tough guys (The Montreal Gazette)

Several ex-NHL tough guys have dropped their gloves – and their target is Don Cherry. Go to Source

Shanahan set for crackdown on NHL rule breakers (AP)

Brendan Shanahan never won the Lady Byng Trophy, awarded to an NHL star exhibiting sportsmanship and gentlemanly play. He was suspended five times during his 21-year, Hall of Fame-bound career. Shanahan was even suspended for a cross-check he delivered in his Detroit debut. Hi and bye all at once. For the most part, Shanahan knows [...]

Leafs look to follow in the Habs footsteps (The Canadian Press)

TORONTO – The Toronto Maple Leafs need only to look across the ice on opening night to see an example of what they hope to become. Go to Source

Northeast Division: Home of the champions (Yahoo! Sports)

Boston is loaded for a repeat run at the Stanley Cup, while Buffalo made the most noise in the off-season with an unorthodox charge into free agency. Go to Source

Fantasy Hockey: Preseason scoring leaders tease NHL domination (Yahoo! Sports)

Dobber checks in every Monday to force-feed you the latest fantasy hockey trends. The founder of DobberHockey.com and a columnist for The Hockey News website, he long ago immersed himself into this rollercoaster world and is unable to escape. Here … Continue reading → Go to Source

Steve Bartman Night: Hockey team honors baseball infamy (Yahoo! Sports)

There’s a lot to love about the CHL’s Dayton Gems. For starters, they hosted a Jerry “The King” Lawler Night in February, honoring Andy Kaufman’s arch nemesis and wrestling legend. Then, in May — inspired by our post — they … Continue reading → Go to Source

MacArthur thinks hitting will become extinct (The Canadian Press)

TORONTO – Is the NHL on its way to becoming a league without hitting? Go to Source

Sens’ Regin relieved shoulder injury won’t keep him off the ice for long (The Ottawa Citizen)

Peter Regin breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday. His left shoulder, injured when he was checked into the boards in a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday, is not seriously injured. Go to Source

A look at the NHL’s Eastern Conference (The Canadian Press)

The Washington Capitals are looking to continue a run of regular-season dominance, the Pittsburgh Penguins are hoping to get back on top and the Stanley Cup-champion Boston Bruins are out to show last year was no fluke. Go to Source

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