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Legendary Enforcer Unmistakable Choice For Bruins All-Centennial Team

Terry O'Reilly was a feared enforcer on the ice for the Boston Bruins, but loved by his teammates and fans.
O'Reilly was selected to the Bruins All-Centennial Team and is known for his physical presence and offensive contributions.

Milt Schmidt Simply Unequivocal Choice For Bruins All-Centennial Team

Milt Schmidt is being honored as part of the Boston Bruins' 100th season in an episode of the 'Ultimate Bruins Show'.
Schmidt was a key member of the 'Kraut Line' and led the Bruins to two Stanley Cup titles.

Aubrey 'Dit' Clapper Slam Dunk For Bruins All-Centennial Team

Aubrey 'Dit' Clapper was a legendary defenseman for the Boston Bruins, being the first player to play 20 seasons and part of the Bruins All-Centennial team.
Clapper transitioned from a right wing to a defenseman, being known as extremely tough and efficient on the ice.

Happy 100th, Bruins!

The Boston Bruins have a storied 100-year history, beginning with their first NHL game on December 1, 1924, against the Montreal Maroons.

Which Number Will Bruins Retire Next?

Joe Thornton's No. 19 was retired by the Sharks, highlighting his significant impact on both the Sharks and Bruins organizations.

Bruins Vs. Maple Leafs Stanley Cup Playoff History Revisited

The Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs have a long and competitive history in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Legendary Enforcer Unmistakable Choice For Bruins All-Centennial Team

Terry O'Reilly was a feared enforcer on the ice for the Boston Bruins, but loved by his teammates and fans.
O'Reilly was selected to the Bruins All-Centennial Team and is known for his physical presence and offensive contributions.

Milt Schmidt Simply Unequivocal Choice For Bruins All-Centennial Team

Milt Schmidt is being honored as part of the Boston Bruins' 100th season in an episode of the 'Ultimate Bruins Show'.
Schmidt was a key member of the 'Kraut Line' and led the Bruins to two Stanley Cup titles.

Aubrey 'Dit' Clapper Slam Dunk For Bruins All-Centennial Team

Aubrey 'Dit' Clapper was a legendary defenseman for the Boston Bruins, being the first player to play 20 seasons and part of the Bruins All-Centennial team.
Clapper transitioned from a right wing to a defenseman, being known as extremely tough and efficient on the ice.

Happy 100th, Bruins!

The Boston Bruins have a storied 100-year history, beginning with their first NHL game on December 1, 1924, against the Montreal Maroons.

Which Number Will Bruins Retire Next?

Joe Thornton's No. 19 was retired by the Sharks, highlighting his significant impact on both the Sharks and Bruins organizations.

Bruins Vs. Maple Leafs Stanley Cup Playoff History Revisited

The Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs have a long and competitive history in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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Sharks villain Perry achieves impressive Stanley Cup Final record

Corey Perry set a record by reaching the Stanley Cup Final with five different teams.

Ranking 10 greatest San Jose Sharks teams of all time

San Jose Sharks struggled initially but turned into playoff regulars, aiming for their first Stanley Cup win.

Flashback Friday: 2018's Top 25 Under 25

The Erik Karlsson trade in 2018 led to a significant depletion of the Sharks' player pool and initiated their current rebuild.

NHL draft lottery: Five things to know before today's drawing

The San Jose Sharks have a significant chance of winning the NHL draft lottery and potentially selecting Macklin Celebrini.

McDavid hits milestone as Edmonton Oilers flatten helpless Sharks

The San Jose Sharks faced a significant challenge with key players injured, leading to a lopsided loss against the Edmonton Oilers.

Looking Back At Canucks Quinn Hughes' First Five-Point Game In The NHL

Quinn Hughes had a historic five-point game, marking a milestone in Vancouver Canucks history with their 10-1 win over the San Jose Sharks.

Sharks villain Perry achieves impressive Stanley Cup Final record

Corey Perry set a record by reaching the Stanley Cup Final with five different teams.

Ranking 10 greatest San Jose Sharks teams of all time

San Jose Sharks struggled initially but turned into playoff regulars, aiming for their first Stanley Cup win.

Flashback Friday: 2018's Top 25 Under 25

The Erik Karlsson trade in 2018 led to a significant depletion of the Sharks' player pool and initiated their current rebuild.

NHL draft lottery: Five things to know before today's drawing

The San Jose Sharks have a significant chance of winning the NHL draft lottery and potentially selecting Macklin Celebrini.

McDavid hits milestone as Edmonton Oilers flatten helpless Sharks

The San Jose Sharks faced a significant challenge with key players injured, leading to a lopsided loss against the Edmonton Oilers.

Looking Back At Canucks Quinn Hughes' First Five-Point Game In The NHL

Quinn Hughes had a historic five-point game, marking a milestone in Vancouver Canucks history with their 10-1 win over the San Jose Sharks.
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The Noon Countdown: Double Trouble

The Capitals have scored double digits in goals 12 times, with their last occurrence in March 2008.

Pierre-Luc Dubois calls helping Alex Ovechkin overtake Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record 'pretty crazy' opportunity

Center Pierre-Luc Dubois excited to join Washington Capitals and potentially play with Alex Ovechkin, expressing admiration for the team and its organization.

The Noon Countdown: Familiar Foes

The Capitals' 50th season marks a significant milestone in their history of rivalry and competition in the NHL.

NHL asks on Braden Holtby's The Save anniversary: Is it the best playoff stop of all time?

Braden Holtby's iconic save in Game 2 of the 2018 Stanley Cup Final was a pivotal moment leading the Washington Capitals to their first Stanley Cup win.

The Noon Number: Playoff Prowess

Ovechkin and Backstrom are key players in Capitals history, each reaching significant playoff point milestones as the team enters its 50th season.

The Noon Number: The Great Hall

The Capitals have seen a total of eight players inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
With their 50th season approaching, more players may join the Hall soon.

The Noon Countdown: Double Trouble

The Capitals have scored double digits in goals 12 times, with their last occurrence in March 2008.

Pierre-Luc Dubois calls helping Alex Ovechkin overtake Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record 'pretty crazy' opportunity

Center Pierre-Luc Dubois excited to join Washington Capitals and potentially play with Alex Ovechkin, expressing admiration for the team and its organization.

The Noon Countdown: Familiar Foes

The Capitals' 50th season marks a significant milestone in their history of rivalry and competition in the NHL.

NHL asks on Braden Holtby's The Save anniversary: Is it the best playoff stop of all time?

Braden Holtby's iconic save in Game 2 of the 2018 Stanley Cup Final was a pivotal moment leading the Washington Capitals to their first Stanley Cup win.

The Noon Number: Playoff Prowess

Ovechkin and Backstrom are key players in Capitals history, each reaching significant playoff point milestones as the team enters its 50th season.

The Noon Number: The Great Hall

The Capitals have seen a total of eight players inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
With their 50th season approaching, more players may join the Hall soon.
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I Am Begging For A Goalie Fight In Panthers-Bruins | Defector

Patrick Roy contributed to memorable moments in NHL history by his performances and willingness to fight, adding character to the legendary rivalry.

Lightning's Kucherov 5th player with 100 assists

Nikita Kucherov achieved a 100-assist season, joining a select group of players in NHL history.

Edmonton Oilers' Connor McDavid joins exclusive group with 100-assist season

Connor McDavid joins exclusive 100-assist club with Gretzky, Orr, Lemieux, marking an extraordinary milestone in NHL history.

Forgotten Rangers: Marc Savard and Jeff Toms - Blue Seat Blogs

Some lesser-known players in the history of the New York Rangers have faded from memory but left unique marks.
Jeff Toms, a forward, had a brief but memorable stint with the Rangers, scoring a hat trick in 2002.

WATCH: Joe Bowen calls Auston Matthews' 50th goal of the season in Arizona

Auston Matthews reached the 50-goal mark in 53 games, joining NHL history with his accomplishment.
Matthews has evolved his goal-scoring skills, breaking Leafs' records and achieving milestones like the 50-in-50 feat.

Edmonton's first gulp of greatness came from Gretzky. The Panthers can say 'thanks,' too

Wayne Gretzky's trade to the Los Angeles Kings in 1988 reshaped the NHL's landscape by triggering the addition and relocation of several teams.
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Florida Panthers win franchise's first Stanley Cup with Game 7 win over Oilers

Florida Panthers win their first Stanley Cup after a 30-season history, overcoming challenges in Game 7 to secure victory.

Panthers outlast Oilers for 1st Stanley Cup title

The Florida Panthers won their first Stanley Cup with a 2-1 Game 7 victory over the Edmonton Oilers in a thrilling conclusion.

Non-Canadian-Born Captains to Win the Stanley Cup - The Hockey Writers Hockey History Latest News, Analysis & More

Non-Canadian NHL captains have been increasingly successful in leading teams to Stanley Cup victories.
Aleksander Barkov made history as the 10th skater from outside Canada to captain a Stanley Cup-winning team.

The Florida Panthers and their rats found a redemption that still awaits the Edmonton Oilers

The Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup after a long journey, including losing in the finals previously and building fan traditions like rat tossing.

History is on Panthers' side with 2-0 Stanley Cup Final lead, but team staying in the moment

The Florida Panthers maintain a one-game-at-a-time mentality despite a 2-0 series lead in the Stanley Cup Finals.

Florida Panthers win franchise's first Stanley Cup with Game 7 win over Oilers

Florida Panthers win their first Stanley Cup after a 30-season history, overcoming challenges in Game 7 to secure victory.

Panthers outlast Oilers for 1st Stanley Cup title

The Florida Panthers won their first Stanley Cup with a 2-1 Game 7 victory over the Edmonton Oilers in a thrilling conclusion.

Non-Canadian-Born Captains to Win the Stanley Cup - The Hockey Writers Hockey History Latest News, Analysis & More

Non-Canadian NHL captains have been increasingly successful in leading teams to Stanley Cup victories.
Aleksander Barkov made history as the 10th skater from outside Canada to captain a Stanley Cup-winning team.

The Florida Panthers and their rats found a redemption that still awaits the Edmonton Oilers

The Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup after a long journey, including losing in the finals previously and building fan traditions like rat tossing.

History is on Panthers' side with 2-0 Stanley Cup Final lead, but team staying in the moment

The Florida Panthers maintain a one-game-at-a-time mentality despite a 2-0 series lead in the Stanley Cup Finals.
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Patrick Marleau Will Not Be Inducted in the Hockey Hall of fame...Yet - The Hockey Writers San Jose Sharks Latest News, Analysis & More

Patrick Marleau is eligible for the Hockey Hall of Fame and has an impressive record for most games played in NHL history.
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