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Welcome Back to the Optimistic Brightside, which includes forgiving Stan Bowman for trading Andrew Shaw. I’m gonna be better this year, I swear.
The Vegas Whatever Knights are coming to the league in the next year, and every team will lose a player (or more, if they need to protect more than the eight to ten that can be). Here’s how the Vegas Knights could turn out.
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Being a Fan in the NHL is an easy thing. Here’s how.
Jonathan Toews is one of the NHL’s best players and best centers, and he was taken third overall in the 2006 NHL Draft. But… What if he wasn’t? What if he was instead selected first by the St. Louis Blues, who in 2006 went with Colorado Avalanche second pairing defenseman Erik Johnson.
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Redoing the 2005 NHL Draft’s first round – exploring how many stars came out of the draft and how many were left to the later rounds, or fell further than they should have – Anze Kopitar included
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What would happen if Sidney Crosby was instead won by one of the other three teams with three lottery balls – the New York Rangers, the Buffalo Sabres, or the Columbus Blue Jackets? We answer it. Also, what would happen if two lottery ball Chicago got him? Hint: No more Kane.
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Jaromir Jagr is one of the best players to play in the NHL ever. In the 2008 season, he left for the KHL, and ever since his return, one of the biggest questions around him has been what would have happened if he didn’t leave. We answer it.
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A lot of Free Agents were signed today, and we give an overview of the biggest of those names
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In a busy day in the NHL, three major events happened. We break down each of these.
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Andrew Shaw was traded to the Montreal Canadiens for two second round picks. Where does this leave the Blackhawks?