NHL's Longest Active Playoff Streaks - The Hockey Writers Hockey History Latest News, Analysis & More
Qualifying for the NHL playoffs is challenging, with only 16 out of 32 teams advancing, and even successful teams have limited consistent playoff appearances. [ more ]
Are the Rangers' unimpressive metrics a bad omen for the playoffs?
The New York Rangers are focused on progressing through steps towards winning the Stanley Cup.
Despite some underlying statistics showing inconsistencies, their elite special teams and goaltending have propelled the Rangers towards success. [ more ]
Eight Underrated Bruins In Recent History Who Made Their Mark
Andy Moog was an underrated goaltender for the Boston Bruins, with impressive statistics and contributions to the team's success.
Michael Ryder and Brian Rolston were also underrated players for the Bruins, with strong offensive performances and contributions to the team's Stanley Cup victory. [ more ]
Islanders Award Winners: Denis Potvin, Norris Trophy, 1979
Denis Potvin had an outstanding season in 1978-79, winning his third Norris Trophy and leading the New York Islanders to their first regular season championship.
Despite their success in the regular season, the Islanders faced a devastating loss in the 1979 playoffs, preventing them from winning the Stanley Cup.
Potvin's offensive and statistical dominance declined in subsequent seasons as he focused on supporting his teammates and leading the Islanders to four consecutive Stanley Cup wins. [ more ]
Bruins Present Reggie Lemelin As Game 1 Banner Captain Vs. Maple Leafs
The Boston Bruins honored former goaltender Reggie Lemelin as the Game 1 Banner Captain, showcasing the team's history and connections with past players. [ more ]
3 keys for a long Rangers playoff run - Blue Seat Blogs
The stars, especially big players like Panarin and Fox, must perform for a successful Rangers playoff run. Special teams, especially powerplay, play a crucial role in their formula for success. [ more ]
Legendary Bruins Goalie Frank Brimsek Lock For All-Centennial Team
Goaltenders are crucial in hockey, being the last line of defense and key penalty killers.
Frank Brimsek was a highly successful goalie for the Boston Bruins, earning several accolades and leading the team to two Stanley Cup victories. [ more ]
These 10 Goals Electrified Bruins' 2011 Stanley Cup Title Run
Bruins won their first Stanley Cup championship in almost four decades in 2011.
There were several memorable goals during the Bruins' playoff run, including Nathan Horton's game-winning goal in Game 7 against the Canadiens. [ more ]
Toronto Maple Leafs: One of the Craziest Stats in the History of the NHL
The Toronto Maple Leafs have been performing well in terms of points-percentage and have been on a successful ten-game run.
Concerns exist about the sustainability of their record and their ability to win the Stanley Cup based on luck rather than dominant performances. [ more ]