April 27 Hockey Birthdays: Krushelnyski, Batherson, Varlamov
On April 27, we celebrate the birthdays of 29 past and present NHL players. Today’s list includes a three-time Stanley Cup champion who was part of one of the most…
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April 27 Hockey Birthdays: Krushelnyski, Batherson, Varlamov
On April 27, we celebrate the birthdays of 29 past and present NHL players. Today’s list includes a three-time Stanley Cup champion who was part of one of the most…
April 27 Hockey Birthdays: Krushelnyski, Batherson, Varlamov
On April 27, we celebrate the birthdays of 29 past and present NHL players. Today’s list includes a three-time Stanley Cup champion who was part of one of the most…
April 27 Hockey Birthdays: Krushelnyski, Batherson, Varlamov
On April 27, we celebrate the birthdays of 29 past and present NHL players. Today’s list includes a three-time Stanley Cup champion who was part of one of the most…
Today in Hockey History: April 27
April 27 has provided some big moments throughout the course of National Hockey League history. There have been plenty of dramatic playoff games as well as new league and franchise…
The NHL’s Top-50 Russians of All-Time
The very first Russian-born and trained player to make it to the NHL was Victor Nechayev, whose marriage to an American woman allowed him entry into the USA. He played…
Epic Comebacks: History of Stanley Cup Playoff 3-0 Series Deficits
The first team to win the Stanley Cup was in 1893, and since its inaugural season in 1917-18, NHL teams have played through a grueling playoff tournament to claim the…
Top 5 Canadiens Draft Picks in the Bergevin Era
When ranking the top 5 Montreal Canadiens picks in the Marc Bergevin era, Alex Galchenyuk's draft should be the first. Foreshadowing, maybe?
One for the Ages: Guy Lafleur’s 1989-90 NHL Season
Guy Lafleur was 38 years old when he signed as a free agent with the Quebec Nordiques on July 14, 1989. The man affectionately known as “The Flower” was already…
Who Invented Hockey?
Today, it’s known as Canada’s game. Even with stiff competition at the international level, Canadians still claim that ice hockey is a product of their country. But what if that…