A Tribute To Rene Rancourt

It’s been a long 42 years, but after this season a Boston Bruins legend is calling it a career. Rene Rancourt, who first began to sing the national anthems before Bruins games in 1976, announced yesterday that this would be his last season before retirement. It’s not very often that teams become so attached to a singer, or even have

Read more

NBA Locker Room Fight Index: Who’s the last guy you want to see?

What a week for basketball feuds. Monday afternoon kicked off with Kyle Lowry and Ben Simmons mixing it up on the court and threatening to meet eachother in the tunnels after being ejected. Kyle Lowry and Ben Simmons appear to motion to each other to meet in hallway after double ejection 👀 pic.twitter.com/Ga7vi0zrkL — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 15, 2018

Read more

Team Canada Reveals Men’s Olympic Hockey Roster

When a Leafs fan sees the names Mason Raymond, Ben Scrivens and Brandon Kozun lumped together in one place it is usually followed by an uncomfortable shiver and a remembrance of past negative experiences. But this is a much different set of circumstances. With Canada set to march into the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea on February 9th, Hockey

Read more

World Junior Prospect Portfolio – Which Young Guns Blossomed in Buffalo?

As we recover from the yuletide turkey coma and the post new year hangover we are left enjoying another holiday tradition: The World Junior Championship. While success in this tournament does not guarantee prosperity at the NHL level it does serve as a great platform for one to boost their draft stock and audition for their NHL team. Nico Hischier

Read more
« Older Entries Recent Entries »