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3 Centres the Canadiens Should Target to Overcome Suzuki’s Injury

The Montreal Canadiens have been searching for a legitimate second-line centre for quite some time, but Nick Suzuki’s recent injury has made that need more pressing than ever. With their captain expected to miss two to four weeks, the Canadiens suddenly find themselves without their most important forward, exposing one of the biggest weaknesses in their lineup. While the organization has several promising young centres, including Michael Hage, who could eventually fill that role, Montreal need...

Sabres’ Special Teams Need to Improve

The Buffalo Sabres are off to a 4–4–2 start, which is a very mediocre beginning in a competitive Atlantic Division and Eastern Conference. They’re coming off a 3–1 loss to…

Today in Hockey History: Oct. 23

Yesterday in Hockey History: Oct. 22 Tomorrow in Hockey History: Oct. 24 One of the greatest scorers in NHL history hit a milestone on this date that very few players…

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Bruins’ Curse of the No. 6 Jersey

From fans to players and coaches, there are superstitions in many sports – but it seems ice hockey takes it to greater heights. Superstitions in our game even take on…

2020 NHL Draft Top 10: Where Are They Now?

The 2020 NHL Entry Draft was the first of two virtual drafts conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, six years later, we can assess the top ten picks from that…

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Nick Suzuki’s Absence Will Give the Canadiens Their Biggest Test

The Montreal Canadiens have been dealt a massive blow with captain Nick Suzuki expected to miss two to four weeks due to injury. For a team looking to build on last season’s success and establish itself as a legitimate playoff contender, losing its most important player is about as bad as it gets. Suzuki has been the heart and soul of the Canadiens for years, contributing offensively, playing against the opposition’s best players, and providing leadership every night. However, beyond losing th...