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fromPuck Prose
2 days ago

Will Jack Eichel Be A Point Per Game Player This Season?

Eichel is one of the NHL's best, but is it fair to worry he won't be able to replicate that point total? The Golden Knights have a new offensive weapon in Mitch Marner. You can look at it as that's a shiny new toy to help the Eichel scoring machine, or it may disrupt or take time to develop chemistry.
Chicago Blackhawks
fromBoston Herald
4 days ago

Bruins notebook: Second line starting to make progress

We are about to discover a lot more about just who these Bruins are. The B's will begin a short but, likely, telling three-game road Thursday night in Las Vegas against a Golden Knights team that many see as poised to break the Edmonton Oilers' two-year run to the Stanley Cup Final. And if the Golden Knights can't do it, the B's opponent Saturday night, the Colorado Avalanche, have a good shot at it.
Boston Bruins
fromESPN.com
1 week ago

NHL breakout tiers: From Nazar to Snuggerud to Peterka, players set to level up

We ask because Vegas Golden Knights center Jack Eichel looks like he'll obliterate his career high in goals (36) while skating with Ivan Barbashev and the newly acquired Mitch Marner this season -- a line with incredible chemistry already at the start of the season. But ultimately, a superstar can't be a breakout player. That's reserved for players who are known but not yet household names. Or players we've been waiting to see blossom since their draft year.
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
fromPuck Prose
2 weeks ago

Hampus and Elias Lindholm are pivotal players for Boston Bruins path forward

Both Hampus Lindholm and Elias Lindholm must stay healthy and produce consistently for the Boston Bruins to regain competitiveness in 2025-26.
New York Rangers
fromEyes On Isles
2 weeks ago

Islanders OT loss to Rangers shows concerning signals

The Islanders showed offensive promise from Duclair, Drouin, and DeAngelo, but goaltending inconsistency and bottom-six concerns undermined the 3-2 overtime loss.
National Hockey League
fromMaple Leafs Hotstove
1 month ago

John Gruden after the Leafs prospects' 4-3 loss to Ottawa: "Ben Danford was really good on the backend... He was outstanding"

Prospects showed inconsistent play but finished strongly, with Quillan progressing, top-line chemistry improving, and Haymes and Kirwan adapting well to the pace.
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