Monthly Archives: February 2025
NHL Rumors: Kaprizov, Pettersson, Boeser, Canucks, Kane, Oilers
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Minnesota Wild general manager Bill Guerin provided an update on the health of superstar Kirill Kaprizov, and it wasn’t positive. Moving to the Vancouver Canucks,…
3 Flyers Takeaways From the 4 Nations Face-Off
Four nations have finished facing off, and the hockey world is better for it. The first best-on-best international hockey tournament since the 2016 World Cup of Hockey was a rousing…
Maple Leafs’ Nicholas Robertson’s Trade Value Declining, Report Claims
The Toronto Maple Leafs could be looking to make some changes at the 2025 Trade Deadline in hopes of making a deep playoff run this season, but haven’t been very…
Darcy Kuemper’s stellar L.A. comeback doesn’t surprise Kings
After the Kings helped him unlock his potential, Darcy Kuemper is repaying Rob Blake and the franchise by posting some of the strongest numbers of his career.
NHL Morning Coffee Headlines – February 22, 2025
Canucks Gameday Preview #56: Vancouver Returns From The 4 Nations Face-Off Break To Battle The Golden Knights
After close to two weeks off, The Vancouver Canucks (26-18-11) return to the ice Saturday to take on the Vegas Golden Knights (33-17-6). Both teams enter this game on winning streaks, as the Golden Knights have won their last two while the Canucks have picked up wins in three straight. As for the season matchup, this will be the second meeting between these two Pacific Division rivals, with Vegas picking up a 3-1 victory back in December.
Penguins’ Trade Deadline Primer: Who To Watch In The Next Two Weeks
With the Pittsburgh Penguins returning to play on Saturday against the Washington Capitals in their first game following the 4 Nations Face-off break, it's easy to forget that another key date is approaching.
4 Nations Face-Off final performs better than any NHL game in U.S., ever
How well did the final of the 4 Nations Face-Off perform?
4 Nations Final Scares Up ‘Tariff-ic’ Ratings as 9.3M Viewers Tune In
The numbers may have been juiced by jingoism and a healthy dose of fisticuffs, but when international hockey is as good as what the U.S. and Canada served up Thursday night, it’s going to do numbers. ESPN’s telecast of the 4 Nations Face-Off championship game averaged 9.25 million viewers, making it the fourth most-watched NHL …