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Former BU Captain Tom Ryan Passes Away
Tom Ryan, captain of Boston University in 1987-88, passed away Thursday after battling a lengthy illness. He was 59...
Princeton's Daniells' 5-Goal Night is First Since 2011
Princeton forward Kal Daniells scored five goals in his team's 7-4 win over St. Lawrence at Baker Rink on Friday, become the first player in college hockey to achieve that feat since 2011...
Powers Signs New 5-Year Deal at Arizona State
Arizona State head coach Greg Powers has agreed to a new five-year contract with the school that takes him through 2030. The school also announced the position will be endowed, thanks to a philanthropic gift from a season ticket holder...
Harvard Finally Regains Stability With Its Returning Forwards
In a year where everything is changing, Harvard has finally achieved continuity. While other teams are bringing in CHL players to fill major roster gaps, Harvard brings in none...
Real Kyper & Bourne | Conversation with Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff
Close to twenty minutes with the GM.
Real Life Podcast: Chalmers’ trip to Disneyland, Oilers imploding, and more random shenanigans
Thursday afternoon means a fresh episode of Real Life was recorded, edited, and is ready to help you wrap up the week. On today’s podcast, the guys discussed Chalmers’ Disneyland adventure, the Oilers’ continuous struggles, Trent Frederic’s struggles, and much more. The guys kicked off the Thursday episode of Real Life with a look at…
Moose win fifth straight despite historic home no-shot period as goalie prospect Thomas Milic shines
Recap of the game.
Lightning spoil Pickard’s shutout late in third before beating Oilers in overtime: Recap, Highlights, and Reaction
That’s one hell of a way to lose a hockey game. On Thursday evening, the Edmonton Oilers played the sixth of seven on this road trip. This time, it was a matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning, with the Oilers falling 2-1 in overtime on the second game of a back-to-back, moving their season record…
Frank Seravalli: Winnipeg Jets prospect Brad Lambert has permission for representatives to find trade partner
The 2022 first rounder could be seeking greener pastures.
GDB 23.0: Oilers have become a predictable horror movie (5:30 PM MT, SN)
In most mid-tier horror movies, at some point in the movie, one of the characters enters a dark room or goes outside in the dark, and while watching, you say, “Don’t go in there!” But they do, and they get killed. It’s essentially the same process watching the Edmonton Oilers right now. The outcome has…
Scenes From Morning Skate: What should Oilers fans make of Tampa Bay?
The Edmonton Oilers face the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday night at Benchmark International Arena, and nobody really knows what to make of either team. Tampa’s made roster moves in the past couple of days, calling up players from AHL Syracuse to deal with injuries. But let’s be honest—Edmonton’s been shuffling their lineup constantly, too….
Missing the playoffs wasn’t the end of the world for the 2016-17 Lightning
There are plenty of lessons the Edmonton Oilers can take from Thursday’s opponent, the Tampa Bay Lightning, because their path from frustration to dominance is a blueprint that should hit close to home. Like most expansion teams, the Lightning spent years stumbling around the basement before finding their footing. By the mid-2000s, they had built…
Troy Stecher ‘just left the fire’ in Edmonton after waiver claim by Leafs
Apparently, the transition from the Edmonton Oilers to the Toronto Maple Leafs is a seamless one for Troy Stecher. Some players can’t handle the stress of playing in the Toronto market, particularly as they’re off to one of their slowest starts in a decade. But for Stecher, it’s just another day, especially after getting out…
Oilers need to make a change in net before the season goes down the drain
The Edmonton Oilers need to acquire a netminder before it’s too late. This is something that most people are aware of, but over the past few seasons, I have been an ardent supporter of Stuart Skinner. Through the quarter mark of the 2025-26 season, Skinner’s flaws have been exposed even more than in the past…
Pre-Scout: Lightning have found their stride after slow start
After a poor start, the Tampa Bay Lightning have returned to their usual selves. Taking care of a wounded New Jersey Devils team on Tuesday, the Bolts have won nine of their last twelve hockey games. That places them flirting with a playoff spot again, a 10-7-2 record, and back to where one would expect. …
The Hockey Show - Episode 687
The Hockey Show , Canada's only campus-produced radio show that strictly talks hockey, is back in the studio tonight with a number of guests joining us to talk about a sport that only seems to get mentioned when the Olympics roll around every four years. Despite the successes of the national and provincial teams, sledge hockey or parahockey never quite gets the spotlight that stand-up hockey does, so our hosts thought it was time to get everyone up to speed about what's happening in Manitoba a...
Another bad start for Edmonton, Oilers apathy, and what is happening with Brett Kulak?
After whatever the hell that was in Buffalo on Monday, the Oilers hit the ice in Washington on Wednesday, hoping to look like a professional hockey team again. Getting pumped 5-1 by a Sabres squad missing half its forwards isn’t exactly a confidence booster, so I looked at last night’s matchup against the Capitals as…
The Day After 22.0: Too little too late for Oilers as another comeback attempt falls short
Wednesday was another night much like so many have been this season for the Edmonton Oilers. They got down early, watching the Washington Capitals score twice in the first six minutes of the game, and all the Oilers could do was chase. And much like other nights throughout this season, the Oilers found a way…
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This Week in College Hockey: Nov. 20, 2025
There’s plenty happening around the Big Ten these days, even beyond the ice. The league is deep into discussions with a private-equity group on the formation of a new venture known as “Big Ten Enterprises,” an umbrella organization that would consolidate the conference’s media rights, sponsorship agreements, and other centralized assets...
Welcome Home
If you walk around the St. Thomas campus or talk to anybody within the hockey program, there's one word that comes to mind ... Momentum...
Vermont Aims For Next Phase of Rebuild
Vermont has not made the NCAA Tournament since 2014 and has not had a winning season since 2016-17. In his third season as head coach, Steve Wiedler is trying to get the program back to that level, step-by-step...
Better Lait Than Never: More Oilers struggles, injuries, and a sense that the sky is falling
It’s been another wild week around here with the Oilers rollercoaster making another loop, and I’ve got a fresh episode of Better Lait Than Never ready to recap it all. On today’s podcast, I talked about the Oilers’ offensive struggles, Darnell Nurse rumours, more injuries, and much more. Just when you think the Edmonton Oilers…
Oilers fall to .500 as Capitals run up the score: Recap, Highlights, and Reaction
That was the most fun Edmonton Oilers game of the season, and arguably their best despite the loss. On Wednesday evening, the Oilers played their fifth of seven consecutive games on the road, falling 7-4 to the Washington Capitals to bring their season record to 9-9-4. Let’s take a look at what went on in…
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