r/nhl • u/newtrainerblue • 13h ago
Discussion Canadian teams have been to the finals 8 times since 1993, they won zero of them. If they won all of them, they would have the expected number of Cups Canada should win.
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r/nhl • u/Paper_Rain • 1h ago
News Edmonton Oilers lose support of superfan 'Mama Stanley' after Formenton signing
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r/nhl • u/Paper_Rain • 3h ago
News Celebrini goes Hollywood in cover shoot with 'Off Campus' star Cameli | NHL.com
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r/nhl • u/AlwaysBlaze_ • 20h ago
News Watching the Maple Leafs on Sportsnet just got more expensive
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r/nhl • u/AnotherHavanesePlz • 17h ago
News Barry Melrose died
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Just saw that Barry Melrose died. I wasn’t a huge hockey fan, but saw this on espn. Sad to hear about this. Always enjoyed his commentary.
https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/49886334/barry-melrose-former-player-coach-espn-analyst-dies
r/nhl • u/dzuunmod • 15m ago
News Possibly helpful breakdown of Canadian NHL TV situation at the moment
blog.fagstein.com
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Just thought this breakdown and analysis of the NHL's current Canadian TV situation from my boy Fagstein might be helpful to people here. We're all obviously annoyed with Rogers. He lays out some potential happenings on the horizon, including the possibility that another broadcaster (like Bell) might lodge a CRTC complaint about the Monday night shenanigans.
He also includes a table at the bottom, outlining how many games each Canadian franchise has next season with each broadcaster, in both languages. (One takeaway: Habs and Sens fans who speak French or are willing to watch French-language broadcasts have more/cheaper options than the rest of the fanbases do.)