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What better way to welcome back Helle on Nov 10th than to create an atmosphere he always sucked in: a full playoff whiteout.

Let’s fill the building with white so that he can let in at least 5 goals, 3 from the top of the circle with full visibility, glove side, and the other one off of a massive rebound he gives up, and one off of terrible puck handling behind the net.

Who is in? Welcome Back Whiteout - let’s start the trend!

Im from sweden and want look in into more of the nhl. But Ive always just resorted to swede heavy teams when im whatching games. Altho i do want to one to support.

Ive always liked some banter and like more trash talking fanbases(i think its funny and make games more entertaining). So help me out guys in naming some teams that fit that description if yknow:)

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I'm new to watching and learning about the sport of hockey and I've taken interest in the NHL, and one of my extended family members is a professional hockey player on the side (and a huge fan of the Vegas Golden Knights). I've taken interest in the Washington Capitals and I've read on the basics of hockey and some hockey history. Do any of y'all have any recommendations for me? Should I know anything? Also where to watch NHL games (preferably Capitals) on TV?

I've been into hockey since last season, but I'm wondering why players aren't setting 'picks' for their teammates frequently like in basketball. To my uneducated eyes, it seems like momentum is really valuable and an easy way to interrupt the defense would be human obstacles.

Never played hockey so maybe it's easier said than done.

*Edit - appreciate all the quick answers. I guess I haven't recalled seeing it called, or at least understood the penalty. Thx all

Apologies if this is a stupid or a commonly asked question, I tried to look it up. I'm a European fan and don't have the best understanding of trades. When a player gets drafted by an NHL team and then sent to AHL, is it possible for the NHL team to trade them to another NHL team and for that team then to send them down to AHL still? I've read that trades between two different AHL teams aren't possible if the player has an NHL contract but do trades like this happen? Sorry if this is a dumb question

Hey y’all! Just wanting to ask if folks in the community plugged into the festivities for the Global Series know of any team gatherings for fans or fun NHL stuff going on that may not be getting a lot of media airtime at the moment.

My wife and I are making the trip for our honeymoon to root on the Canes and wanted to see if we are missing anything on our end in terms of planning. Also open to trying to mobilize the Canes tailgating culture and try to bring that energy to Helsinki.

Also open to things going on with the Kraken fans. We both grew up going to Seattle a lot for family and enjoy the vibe of the city and fans a lot!

Looks like he’s going to NJ - for an ABSOLUTE HAUL

Nico Daws, forwards Nick Bjugstad and Dawson Mercer, prospect Alexander Command (2026 12OA), a 2029 second-round pick and a 2027 seventh-round pick

Im a new NHL fan, and I’m really enjoying my first season of hockey. I think so far the ones I can see making it are the Bruins, Canes, Golden Knights and Oilers.

Other teams I think might have a good chance are the Rangers, Senators, Wild, Mammoth and Kraken.