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I think every hockey fan knows tonight is a must win game for the Phoenix Coyotes. The Coyotes have been major underdogs throughout their hockey history and nothing has changed. They are still the underdogs today, even though the LA Kings were technically an eight seed in the Western Conference. 

Virtually nobody gave the Phoenix Coyotes the chance, and if they go down 3-0 tonight  they won't have one. Making matters worse, 

Why LA vs. NY Makes Sense

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Two days after the Washington Capitals were eliminated in Game 7 by the New York Rangers, Dale Hunter has decided he will step down as head coach. The decision comes following speculation that Hunter would return to his family in London after it was reported that Hunter signed...

Martin Brodeur has done just about everything an NHL netminder could ever hope to do. He's the all-time leader in wins, shutouts and games played by a goalie on top of being the proud owner of three Stanley Cup titles. As careers go, they just don't get much better than this.

On top of all that, Brodeur still has a chance to add to his storied career -- even at age 40. T...

The New York Rangers are out to prove defense is still the key to winning championships in hockey. In their biggest game of the season, the Rangers did something they were accustomed to doing all season long, winning a tight-checking hockey game by one goal.

Brad Richards the biggest free-agent signing last summer, was brought in to bring the Rangers to the next level...

Hard work and determination got The New York Rangers to the top of the Eastern Conference, but much of the workload fell on goaltender Henrik Lundqvist. As the New York Rangers gear up for an explosive Game 7 against the Washington Capitals Saturday night, the Vezina Trophy finalist must continue his fight to advance past the dragon that has kept New York out of the playoffs the last two seasons. If the Rangers win and advance...

With the approval of the A.J.H.L to relocate the St. Albert Franchise to the Town of Whitecourt this week, the Whitecourt Wolverines are pleased and excited to see the realization of a dream.

Greg Parks following the approval by the league announced with Brent Stark the merger of the former Steel and Wolverines Organizations. “We feel that Whitecourt has within it a quality organization that can do nothing but help us hit the ground running”, said Parks “T...