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Devils in the Details – 2/9/26: Full Go Edition

Here are your links for today: Devils Links Jack Hughes update from Italy: “(Jack) showed no signs of injury during a brisk, 30-minute practice at Santagiulia Arena. ‘Feel good. Feel good,’ Jack said. ‘Body feels in a good spot.’” [NHL.com] Mike Rupp with some thoughts on Jack and his injury situation leading up to the […]

Monday Morning Fly By: The break’s on

*Folks! We’ve officially made it to the Olympic break. We’re ready to more or less shut the Flyers out of our minds, especially after the loss that they dropped on us in their last game before this break. [ PHLY ] *It was an especially tough loss, because there were points in there where a win really was within reach for the Flyers, if they had just been able to bear down and not miss on so many of their opportunities. [ BSH ] *As we said, we’re pretty ready for the break, but there’...

Pens Points: Crosby named captain for Team Canada

Here are your Pens Points for this Monday morning… Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby was officially named captain of Team Canada’s men’s ice hockey team on Sunday. Crosby previously served as the Olympic captain in 2014 when Canada won gold. [Trib Live] After a 12-year absence on the Olympic stage, the Penguins’ Olympians are treasuring […]

Monday Habs Headlines: Nick Suzuki set to play on a line with Nathan MacKinnon

Montreal Canadiens news and notes Nick Suzuki appears set to start the Olympics on a line with Nathan MacKinnon and Brad Marchand. [ TSN ] Jon Cooper hopes Suzuki can be the setup man for MacKinnon that he has been for Cole Caufield. [ RDS ] Suzuki was too humble to compare himself to Sidney Crosby for an assignment as child, and that’s why the comparison is apt. [ Sportsnet ] It was important for the Laval Rocket players to reassert their home dominance last week and get...

Lightning’s long and successful road trip, a look back at January

The Tampa Bay Lightning’s strong finish to 2025 rolled right into 2026 as they kept piling up the wins and those sweet, sweet Marriott Bonvoy points as they spent a grand portion of the month away from Benchmark International Arena. Nine of their thirteen games were on the road, and two of their trips back home were for single-game home stands. Despite the travel, they managed to keep piling up the points, dropping the full two points only once all month long. As Coach Jon Cooper pointed ...

Oilers 2026 trade deadline target: Bobby McMann

The Edmonton Oilers have been linked to Toronto Maple Leafs forward Bobby McMann in recent weeks. About two weeks ago on Oilers Now, Bob Stauffer mentioned the forward, with Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman agreeing that he’d look good on the roster. From there, the rumour took on a life of its own, with The Fourth Period’s…

Top 100 Oilers: No. 48 — Oscar Klefbom

Oilersnation is reviving the Top 100 Edmonton Oilers of All Time list, a project originally created by the late Robin Brownlee in 2015. Oscar Klefbom comes in at No. 47 on our updated 2025 list. He wasn’t ranked on Brownlee’s original list. Oscar Klefbom was a darn good defenceman who had his career cut way…

Sunday Scramble: Where is your panic meter on the Edmonton Oilers?

Where is your panic meter on the Edmonton Oilers? I joined Oilersnation Everyday with Liam Horrobin on Friday. Tyler was away, hence this long-haired scrub getting a chance on the show, amidst some tension, of course, about the team. We tackled panic meter questions surrounding the coaching and the front office’s ability to make moves.  I…

3 Likes & 3 Dislikes: Michigan State Knocks Off Illinois

It was a Saturday to remember for the Green & White. The Women’s Basketball Team got it started in the afternoon with a road win at Penn State. In the evening, the Hockey Team finished their regular-season series against our rivals with a dominant win at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. I attended that game […]

The Rundown - Week 15

If teams are serious about making the playoffs or securing quarterfinal byes or home-ice advantage in the quarterfinals, this was the weekend where all of that could happen. With four games remaining for most teams, there was still a tiny amount of wiggle room where positioning could be pushed to next week, but the results from this week would dictate how next plays out. In saying that, let's find out who is in, who is out, and who is playing for next week's exciting finish on this week's edit...

Team Canada arrives in Milano Cortina, Women underway

The women’s tournament is already underway, and the buzz in the Olympic village is the norovirus that appears to be making its way through the teams. Finland had to postpone the start of its games, as several of its players went into isolation to start the tournament. The Finns opened the games against the U.S. women on Feb. 7 and promptly lost 5-0, potentially feeling some of the after effects of the illness. Then there’s the Swiss, who also had several of its players placed in isolation...

MBB: A Close Battle Lost

After getting blown out by Iowa, it seemed as if Men’s Basketball may have packed it in for the season. But Saturday they showed they still had fight left.  With star center Nate Bittle back in the mix and pride at least still on the line, the Ducks went toe to toe with the No. […]

Report: Jayson Tatum beginning controlled 5-on-5 work

Shams Charania reported before Celtics-Knicks on Sunday that Jayson Tatum began participating in controlled 5-on-5 scrimmages as he continues to attempt a return this season. It marks the first public note of a progression from the visible 1-on-1, shooting and mobility work at practices and shootarounds in recent months. It also marks a progression following […]

There won’t be a brawl at the Olympics — No fighting allowed

February 15th, 2025, American brothers Matthew and Brady Tkachuk sent a message, and in the days that followed, we learned more and more details about what led to that event, but none of that was as vivid as what we witnessed upon puck drop. Three fights in the first nine seconds of the game were […]

Game Thread: Knicks at Celtics, February 8, 2026

On Super Bowl Sunday, the New York Knicks (33*–19) visit the Boston Celtics (34–18) tonight at TD Garden in a matchup between two top Eastern Conference contenders, fighting for second place. Karl-Anthony Towns (eye), Josh Hart (ankle), and OG Anunoby (toe) are questionable for New York, while Miles McBride is out; Boston lists Sam Hauser […]

Tottenham Team News vs Newcastle: Destiny Udogie, Cristian Romero, Djed Spence

Tottenham Hotspur didn’t just lose a match at Manchester United yesterday. They also lost the services of a couple key players (Destiny Udogie and Cristian Romero) for the next match, Tuesday night versus Newcastle United. Romero is more about red cards than diamonds and hearts! In getting booked for his second one this season (fourth […] The post Tottenham Team News vs Newcastle: Destiny Udogie, Cristian Romero, Djed Spence appeared first on The Sports Bank .