Time is Now For Devils to Decide Fate
By: Ed Palumbo With their recent win over the Philadelphia Flyers on the weekend, the New Jersey Devils ended a tough stretch of losing four of their last five, a stretch which coincided with the […]
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Growing the NHL in All the Wrong Ways
Originally published at The4thLinePodcast.com by Mike Filce In-game Entertainment You can’t help noticing with all of the pundits, talking heads, bloggers, podcasters and assorted Twitter-drunk commentators, some ideas come up again and again, and some […]
Unwilling Combatants – Paradox and Contradiction Mar Today’s NHL
By Mike Filce, originally published at The4thLinePodcast.com Imagine for a moment that you were Gary Bettman and you wanted hitting gone from hockey. How would you go about it? For starters, you would have to […]
2018-19 Calder Trophy Candidates
By Alex Watson, originally published at The4thLinePodcast.com The new talent hasn’t disappointed so far in 2018-19. The Calder Trophy is normally a good indicator of a young player’s future. So far, there have been several […]
2018-2019 Carolina Hurricanes off to a Strong Start
By: Allan Rejoice, Caniacs everywhere, we are fast, we are physical, and we are competitive on the ice this year! The Canes started off the season against 3 metropolitan division rivals, and took 5 out […]
William Nylander: Turning Over a New Leaf
By Brodie Cotnam, Originally published at The4thLinePodcast.com There isn’t much that can rain on ‘The Parade’ they’re planning in Leafs Nation these days, but the William Nylander saga could be the next Gretzky high stick […]
Colorado Avalanche Primed for Return to Playoffs
By Kevin Hart, Originally Published at The4thLinePodcast.com The Colorado Avalanche started their 2018-2019 campaign at home against the Minnesota Wild this year. The team has a whole lot to be excited abou between having found […]
San Jose Sharks: A Toothless Predator
By Mike Filce. Originally published at The4thLinePodcast.com Prepare yourself: There will be no mention of Erik Karlsson beyond this point. There are concerns in Teal Town and with good reason — some higher on the national […]
How to Overreact to the First NHL Games
By Carl Landra, originally published at The4thLinePodcast.com So, your favorite team has played their first game. You are most likely thrilled that your team exceeded expectations or trying to convince yourself that it’s not a […]
Buffalo Sabres Upgrade Offence But Questions Are On The Back-End
By Benjamin Burke. Originally published at The4thLinePodcast.com Today, the Sabres announced roster cuts that will define opening night. Justin Bailey, Nick Baptiste, and Matt Tennyson were all waived while Alex Nylander, Tage Thompson, and Brendan Guhle were retained and […]
