Plus: The good, the bad and the ugly of VH as 1-pad down remains in the playoff spotlight; Ducks send Jonas Hiller home with recurring vertigo symptoms; and more in the daily playoff update
Continue Reading →Plus: VH, or one-pad down technique, in NHL spotlight after several big goals against it; Sergei Bobrovsky gives way to gracious Brian Boucher; Jonathan Quick ends 9 year drought for LA; and more in the April 18 update.
Continue Reading →Plus: Emery back between pipes to foil Rinne after Predators pick apart ex-Nashville puck-stopper Ellis; Price’s inspired play perhaps a product of Pat Burns’ message; Miller playing it cool as he burns Philly in shutout win; this and more in the InGoal Update for April 15.
Continue Reading →Plus Sergei Bobrovsky gets a needed boost from Brian Boucher in Philadelphia; Ray Emery beats the odds but may have lost his job in Anaheim; and more in the April 11 update.
Continue Reading →Concussions have dominated the National Hockey League news cycle all season, so it was only a matter of time before the talk turned to goaltenders taking 100-mile-on-hour slap shots off the noggin became a talking point in the mainstream media.
That’s exactly what happened on CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada broadcast of Thursday’s game between Ottawa and Montreal.
Continue Reading →Plus: Michael Leighton gets another chance at brotherly love in Philly; Pittsburgh Flower ready for springtime; Price’s minutes still growing; and more in the April 7 update.
Continue Reading →With the playoffs just over a week away, it’s time for the annual game of “how much is too much” by those charged with analyzing NHL playoff goaltending. But what happens if a No.1 goaltender goes down with an injury, or simply doesn’t deliver as expected?
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