Raymond Harrison

The Rookie Report – Top Ten Freshman in the Calder Trophy Race

Posted on December 11, 2017 by Raymond Harrison Leave a comment

I always find the Calder Memorial Trophy to be one of the most intriguing award races throughout the course of an NHL season. Rookie players are volatile and predicting their value at the start of the campaign is incredibly difficult. This is why we see some rookies come straight out of the draft to enjoy immediate success, others develop in

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The National Houdini League

Posted on December 4, 2017 by Raymond Harrison One comment

The NHL season is a harrowing grind. With a strenuous 82 game schedule spanning seven months there is a massive amount of hockey yet to be played. With that being said, I am now going to overreact to the first few months of the NHL season and ignore what I just said. Here are some of the biggest surprises in