Blittner’s Blue Line: The NHL’s Global Series Hockeyology by Matthew Blittner - October 8, 2024October 9, 20240 Pack your bags, because we’re going on an international trip. This past weekend, the New Jersey Devils and Buffalo Sabres got a head start on the regular season by playing two games in Prague as part of the NHL’s Global Series. New Jersey won both games and currently sits atop The
Seth Appert Could Be a Solid Choice as Sabres Next Coach Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - April 16, 2024April 16, 20240 Don Granato is no longer the coach of the Buffalo Sabres. Craig Berube is the big-name coach out on the market but my belief is the Sabres need to dig deeper. By digging deeper I mean they need a coach with a deep connection with some of their players. That
Julian Lutz Is Getting Last Minute Draft Attention Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - June 14, 2022June 16, 20220 Julian Lutz is a center who only played in 14 games for Munchen in the DEL. While he did play in the U18s and was a point-per-game, I confess I lost track of him. I lost the thread. It’s easy to do when you’re looking at so many players to
Michigan’s Talented Trio – – Are All Three NHL Ready? Hockeyology Uncategorized by Russ_Cohen - March 7, 2022March 11, 20220 Michigan University has a lot of talented players on its roster. Three of them are Owen Power (1st overall pick in 2021), Matty Beniers (2nd overall pick in 2021), and Kent Johnson (5th overall pick in 2021). Of the three, how many will turn pro at the end of the
2019 USHL Fall Classic Observations Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - September 27, 2019September 27, 20190 Here are some players who have looked good in the early going. 1) Will Francis – 6-4, 205 – D – Cedar Rapids- He’s an Anaheim pick committed to Minnesota Duluth. He’s very solid defensively. I like the way he strips the puck. He can break up scoring chances with his
Team USA, Carter Hart and Lias Andersson All Shined Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - December 27, 2017December 27, 20170 Team USA cruised to an 9-0 win over Denmark. No surprise there. The aspect of this team that could be worrisome to the competition is their speed and size. Kailer Yamamoto (5-8, Oilers) may be the most dangerous player in the tournament. He’s surely one of the smartest and his brief
Harvard vs. Princeton Prospect Update Hockeyology by Russ_Cohen - November 12, 2016November 12, 20160 Here's a look at the Harvard players: 18 – Adam Fox – 5-10, 185 - D - Calgary – Sharp passes to get the offense started. Good play against the wall to keep pucks in that were meant to be cleared. He plays on the PK. Has an active stick on
