Bruce Dowbiggin writes in the Globe and Mail that the NHL first became a big name event in 1984, with the Mario Lemieux jersey saga and the unveiling of Petr Svboda. Look what its become…
The Edmonton Oilers are apparently looking to move up in the draft. The Oilers have several assets available to move, and could make a splash.
Ken Wiebe takes a look at who will and who won’t be back for the Calder Cup finalist Manitoba Moose. This kind of turnover is to be expected in the American League.
Greatest Hockey Legends looks at the deals that brought the Canadiens Guy Lafleur, and a look at the guy they could have chosen 2nd overall. You couldn’t really argue with either selection, especially in retrospect.
A look at some potential draft day trades and the final mock draft from Coming Down the Pipe. I have a feeling that there will be plenty of wheeling and dealing on draft. Stay tuned to IC coverage, live from the draft.
