Although the Lightning were thoroughly dominated last night, at least they were a part of history.
Congratulations to The Caps’ Mike Green, who set an NHL record for defensemen by scoring in his eighth straight game.
The Sens recovered from what was possibly the worst period under new head coach Cory Clouston to stun the Wild in Minnesota.
Jason Blake continued his strong play last night as the Maple Leafs thumped the Penguins 6-2.
After their ugly win on Friday in Colorado, the Habs take a 9 game winless streak against the Canucks into Sunday’s tilt at GM Place.
One would think the first place team in the Eastern Conference would be upset losing to a team out of the playoffs, but the Bruins are thankful for their point last against the Preds last night.
Craig Rivet is fitting in nicely as the Sabres’ captain.
The Islanders suffered through a series of bad bounces as they lost their fifth game in a row.
Pittsburgh unraveled during the final forty minutes of last night’s game against the Leafs.
The Rangers are tired of losing tight games. Their goal: more scoring.
Flyers goalie Martin Biron took a step forward yesterday in Philadelphia’s win over the Islanders.
Martin Brodeur is about 7-10 days away from returning to the Devils.
Western Conference
According to coach Mike Babcock, Ville Leino and Darren Helm have proven they belong on the Red Wings’ roster.
Another game, another strong performance from Steve Mason, another win for the Blue Jackets.
After 23 days away from the United Center, the Hawks returned home in style, with a 6-2 win over the Stars.
Near a playoff spot, the Blues are not sure whether they will be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline.
David Legwand provided the offense for Nashville as they downed the Bruins 3-2 in a shootout last night.
The Flames tied their season high with seven goals last night en route to a 7-5 win over the Coyotes.
Looking ahead to the Canucks’ game against the Canadiens, Roberto Luongo is 2-1-0 in his last three starts against the Habs with a GAA of 0.67.
Finally some good news for the Avalanche: Adam Foote will play today and Paul Stastny may be back next week.
Oilers forward Sam Gagner dusted off his right hook and then tried a shootout move he hadn’t used since the pre-season.
After two Ottawa shorthanded goals and a blown 3-0 lead, is it any wonder Jacques Lemaire had a meltdown at the post-game press conference?
It will be a battle of first place teams in Newark today, as the Sharks battle the Devils.
Despite gaining a point yesterday, the Kings should have won.
Anaheim rookie Andre Ebbett doesn’t understand why Dion Phaneuf was not suspended for his elbow two nights ago.
Dallas was embarrassed by a speedy Blackhawks team, losing 6-2 in what should have been a close game.
Peter Mueller is back, but the Coyotes keep finding ways to lose, dropping last night’s contest 7-5 to the Flames.