Cale leads the way! 🥬 Cale Makar's eight-game season-opening point streak puts him first among NHL point leaders so.... Sheldon Keefe, who was sacked by the Toronto Maple Leafs less than two weeks ago, was hired by the New Jersey Devils and tasked with making a youthful squad with a star forward a Stanley Cup contender. ...
NHL Star Corey Crowford Rushed To The Hospital In a Critical Condition Cory Schneider was a reliable player for the New Jersey Devils for a significant portion of the 2010s. Schneider, a left-handed native of Marblehead, Massachusetts, used his three years at Boston College, his birthplace, to earn a first-round pick in the 2004 NHL Draft. The Vancouver Canucks selected him 26th overall. Schneider joined the major club full-time in 2010 after playing for the Manitoba Moose for almost three years. He had three successful seasons, including a 2010–11 campaign that won the Jennings Trophy, before being "shockingly" The Devils gave Schneider a seven-year, $42 million agreement to be their starter for the foreseeable future after splitting time with Martin Brodeur during his rookie season, casting no doubt on who their "franchise" goalkeeper would be going forward. Is it common practice to substitute a 35-year-old goalie for a 34-year-old one? Although Corey Crawford is not your typical goalie, that does not mean that he is either.
NHL Coach:Turns Down $150Million Dollars Deal Offer Due to.... Jon Cooper, the head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, apologized at the beginning of his season-ending news conference on Wednesday for using what he described as an improper analogy of putting skirts on goalies. Cooper blasted two dubious goalie interference decisions that helped Florida win 6-1 on Monday night following the Game 5 loss that eliminated his team from the playoffs. The NHL situation room determined that a player had interfered with Sergei Bobrovsky on both of the Lightning's goals, which were disallowed. As a fan of women's hockey and the father of two athletically active girls, the league's longest-tenured coach expressed his heartfelt apologies. In his 11 seasons as head coach, Tampa Bay has advanced to the playoffs ten times and won the Stanley Cup consecutively in 2020 and 2021. Steven Stamkos has played for the Lightning for all 16 of his NHL seasons, and he would really like to stay with them.
