Fanatics and NHL Unveil Uniforms for Historic 2026 Discover NHL Winter Classic Hockeyology by Sportsologist - November 19, 2025November 19, 20250 Having written the book on this massive event. I feel like this is an ambitious project, and I love the videos. Check them out. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1843409512985585
Remembering Larry Brooks Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - November 18, 2025November 18, 20250 “I will be back.” Back in October, when The NY Post announced that their Hall of Fame Rangers beat writer and columnist Larry Brooks would be taking a break to deal with a medical issue, I texted him to check in and see if he was alright. He responded that he
Arseny Gritsyuk Is Here Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - September 22, 2025September 22, 20250 Hockey is back! Okay, so it’s pre-season hockey, but that still counts, just not in the standings. Sunday afternoon, at Prudential Center, the New Jersey Devils opened their pre-season slate of games with a 5-3 loss to the New York Rangers. Neither team played its regulars, outside of a couple players,
Recapping The 2025 NHL Entry Draft: What The Locals Accomplished Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - June 29, 2025June 29, 20250 Have you ever heard how the month of March supposedly comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb? Well, it’s not just March that does that. While The NHL’s annual Entry Draft doesn’t always follow that rule, it did in 2025. Friday morning, hours before the first round
Tale Of Two Teams Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - April 5, 2025April 5, 20250 Welcome to April Hockey. It’s a splendid time of year, depending on who you root for. Some teams have playoff spots locked up and are using the final few games of the regular season to get themselves ready for the postseason. Some teams have already been eliminated from the race
Kaapo Kakko Is Finding His Game in Seattle Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - March 14, 2025March 14, 20250 Kaapo Kakko is on a good run in Seattle. He’s showing the same flashes he did on the New York Rangers 'Kid Line'. At 23, he's still capable of bringing his game to another level. There will be ups and downs but his overall play has been good and he
Blittner’s Blue Line: “Lifetime Sabre” Jim Lorentz Honored By New York State Hall Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - February 12, 2025February 12, 20250 Jim Lorentz. He’s a hockey lifer and Stanley Cup champion. He’s an avid fisherman, universally beloved in Buffalo, an Author, a member of the Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame and now a New York State Hockey Hall of Famer. Lorentz’s rookie year in The NHL was 1970 and the team he
Blittner’s Blue Line: What’s In Their Stockings? Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - December 24, 2024December 24, 20240 It’s Christmas Time, so you know what that means. It’s time to find out who gets coal in their stockings and who gets a nice gift. While we could go around the entire National Hockey League, we’re going to narrow our scope to the two archrivals who squared off Monday
Special Feature: A True Hockey Conversation With Hockey Hall Of Famer Kevin Lowe Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - November 27, 2024November 27, 20240 There are so many aspects to the game of hockey that most casual fans don’t even think about. What you see on the ice while watching an NHL game is just one of many, many different parts of the sport. Yes, it’s probably the most fun and entertaining, but there’s
No Easy Victories: Peeling Back The Onion With Host Jeremy Schaap Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - June 14, 2024June 14, 20240 If you’re a fan of the New York Rangers, you know nothing ever comes easy. The Broadway Blueshirts have been known as a “heart attack” team. They’ve been known as “heartbreakers.” And one time in the last 84 years, they’ve even been known as champions. With that type of reputation, it’s
