As far as front runners go for the Hart Trophy, the majority come from the other three divisions. The Pacific Division has some worthy candidates,
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Oftentimes, the best movies don't give away the farm in the trailers. You want some mystery before you enter the theater, hoping to be surprised with what comes on screen. Is this how we want
The current Hart Trophy voting selects three candidates throughout the league. Although Nathan MacKinnon and others are front runners, the Metropolitan Division fields a slew
A few days ago, I wrote about how the process for awarding the Hart Trophy should change. Instead of naming three finalists, why not give every team the opportunity to name a candidate? If this
In a world where participation gets you a trophy, it's probably not surprising to read someone making a case for more than the standard three candidates for
The New Jersey Devils have fallen on hard times recently. The Newark team has gone just 3-7-3 since Dec. 29, falling into a tie for
Referees can't always get the call right. A tally one night could be a disallowed goal the next (or so it seems). However, the coach's challenge was supposed to end this issue. Things don't always
In today's NHL, it's difficult to gain ground in any one of the four divisions. Nobody knows that better than the Ottawa Senators. Despite posting
The Vegas Golden Knights have made some puzzling moves in their short NHL tenure. It started with drafting 15 defensemen in the expansion draft, then
One year ago, it seemed like the Vegas Golden Knights were a dream and that their inaugural season was far in the distance. Even just a couple months ago when the Nashville Predators and Pittsburgh
After wins in Games 1 and 2, the Pittsburgh Penguins hoped they wouldn't be waking the sleeping giant in the Nashville Predators' net when the