Hockey

Audio: Pittsburgh Drops Rangers, 4-2

Jan 26th, 2010 | By Bob Trainor | Category: Hockey, Top Story

Once again NYSD has teamed up with Trainor Communications with some audio clips from the Pittsburgh Penguins in their 4-2 win at Madison Square Garden last night
Chris Conner
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Sydney Crosby
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Marc-Andre Fleury
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Coach Dan Blysma
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NHL Mock Draft – 2nd Round

Jun 26th, 2009 | By Anthony Mastantuoni | Category: Hockey, Top Story

Each player has ratings for the following scouting services: NHL’s Central Scouting (CS), The Hockey News (THN), McKeen’s (McK), International Scouting Service (ISS), Red Line Report (RLR), and Bob McKenzie of TSN.ca (TSN). CS breaks down their ratings by North American skaters, European skaters, North American goaltenders and European goaltenders. ISS, RLR, and TSN all [...]



2009 NHL Mock Draft

Jun 24th, 2009 | By Anthony Mastantuoni | Category: Hockey, Top Story

The coronation of John Tavares as hockey’s next big thing is set for June 26, 2009 in Montreal as the Canadiens 100th anniversary hits its zenith with the NHL’s 2009 Entry Draft. Now it is up to the New York Islanders to decide where Tavares begins his professional hockey career.
Often pegged as the odds-on favorite [...]



Giroux Making Most of Playoffs

Apr 18th, 2009 | By Brian Bohl | Category: Hockey, Top Story

UNIONDALE ,NY- Coaches usually send nothing but platitudes to a team’s prized prospect in training camp. A poor start can be attributed to a lack of experience while solid play is sold as a harbinger of greatness to come.
But Flyers coach John Stevens delivered a not-so-subtle message to Claude Giroux in the summer, instructing the [...]



Saying Goodbye to the Old Girl of Broad Street

Feb 13th, 2009 | By Brian Bohl | Category: Hockey, Top Story

PHILADELPHIA – Three other modern venues elicit attention when entering Broad Street after exiting the Walt Whitman Bridge. It isn’t until you scan the literal quadrant of stadiums and arenas that the smaller building catches the eye amidst the modern sporting palaces that comprises the landscape.
Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Eagles, is the conspicuous [...]



Ovechkin Living Up To Hype

Jan 23rd, 2009 | By Brian Bohl | Category: Hockey, Top Story

UNIONDALE, NY- Alex Ovechkin usually makes highlight films thanks to offensive rushes that formulate into highlight-worthy plays. Yet the NHL’s reigning MVP and scoring champion is also capable of destroying teams with subtle actions. Before centerman Nicklas Backstrom takes an offensive zone faceoff, Ovechkin deftly lines up directly behind the circle



Fighting for Fighting

Nov 8th, 2008 | By Patrick Hickey, Jr. | Category: Hockey

From the first time a puck was dropped on a sheet of ice in North America, hockey players have earnestly felt the need to defend themselves and their teammates through physicality. During most of this time, it appeared that hockey and fisticuffs were wed. However, over the past five years, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and [...]