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Shock, confusion, and heartbreak. That’s how the Toronto Maple Leafs season ended Monday night during Game Seven...

The St. Louis Blues season came to an end last night as the Los Angeles Kings beat them 2-1 in yet another hard fought contest.  Every game in this series was decided by one goal and the Blues need to hold their heads high after such an effort.  Given the tough battling that went on, it may be appropriate at this time to ask, what was the difference maker in this series?  Why did the Kings win?  I think the major reason for this outcome is simple to state but harder to ove...

During the first period of Game Five between the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs, Mikhail Grabovski made one of the most creative attempts ...

There's never been a set timeline for the return of Ottawa Senators star center Jason Spezza after his back surgery in January, but it appears that the club could be getting him back for their Round 2 matchup (against a to-be-determined foe).

According to Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun, Sens GM Bryan Murray has confirmed that Spezza is practicing with a group called the "Black...

Three of the NHL’s top scoring forwards have been nominated for the league’s Ted Lindsay Award for the 2012/13 season. The award is voted on by the league’s players and given out to who they feel is the player of the year. This year’s nominees are the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Sidney Crosby, Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals and the Tampa Bay Lightning’s Martin St. Louis. Crosby and Ovechkin have also been nominated for the...

The NHL has announced the three nominees for this season’s James Norris Memorial Trophy, which is awarded to the league’s best defenseman. This year’s finalists are the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Kris Letang, the Montreal Canadiens’ P.K. Subban and the Minnesota Wild’s Ryan Suter. The trophy will go to the player who displayed the best all-round ability on the ice this season. And it will be voted on by members of the Professional Hocke...

The St. Louis Blues faced a do or die situation in the fifth game of their series against the Los Angeles Kings last night.  Not because true elimination was at stake, rather because Game Six goes back to Los Angeles.  A victory last night would have afforded the Blues the luxury of not winning in LA in Game Six and bringing it back to St. Louis for a Game Seven.  The Blues loss to the Kings in overtime 3-2 last night burst that bubble,  Now they have to return to Los Ange...