Chicago's Wrigley Field has seen more than its share of sporting events. After Thursday, you can add hockey. The legendary stadium is set and the city excited for the Winter Classic, Wes Goldstein says.
Ovie scored, Avery's mouth roared and Detroit kept the Cup from Crosby. But shameful spending is the story that will echo for years, Wes Goldstein says as he lists the top 50 of '08.
In the NHL arose such a clatter, Wes Goldstein sprung from his desk to see what was the clamor. While you sit nestled all snug in your bed, Wes shares the hockey thoughts dancing in his head.
Remind us again why the Blackhawks tried to jettison Nikolai Khabibulin? The veteran goalie has teamed with Cristobal Huet and a talented young offense to power Chicago, Wes Goldstein says.
They're generally the best units on the ice and ones that can decide the outcome of a game. Wes Goldstein lists the top 10 lines to have made significant impacts on their teams so far this season.
On his path to the league, Craig Anderson has had his share of cups of coffee. But now starring between the Panthers' pipes, Anderson is breaking out, and causing quite the buzz in South Florida, Wes Goldstein says.
Look out Rangers, somebody's gaining on you. The Flyers are hot, slicing New York's Atlantic Division lead in a stunning turnaround after their 0-6 start, Wes Goldstein says.
It's gloomy now, but 2010-11 is the season that worries NHL insiders. Teams must begin to curb spending right away -- and that's bad news for pending free agents, Wes Goldstein says.
Sean Avery wasn't doing any good for the underachieving Stars before his latest outrage, so Wes Goldstein says they should take the dressing room irritant's league suspension as a sign and cut him loose, no matter the cost.
Kris Versteeg has 22 points and earns $500K. Alexei Kovalev makes $4.5M despite a long goal drought. That separates bargains from busts, Wes Goldstein says as he lists 10 of each.
The Sabres are struggling, and the way coaches are treated it's safe to assume Lindy Ruff is on the hot seat, right? Wes Goldstein says not a chance: Ruff is the one constant for a franchise on an endless roller coaster.
After a low-point loss in San Jose, the Flames learned some lessons and haven't cooled off since. Wes Goldstein says it makes the league's most competitive division even tighter.
Phil Kessel has been in Boston since 2006, but you might say he just arrived. The winger is showing us why he once drew comparisons to Sidney Crosby, Wes Goldstein says.
Phil Kessel has been in Boston since 2006, but you might say he just arrived. The winger is showing us why he once drew comparisons to Sidney Crosby, Wes Goldstein says.
After a low-point loss in San Jose, the Flames learned some lessons and haven't cooled off since. Wes Goldstein says it makes the league's most competitive division even tighter.
It's never easy for some players to come back from an injury or a poor season. Well, Wes Goldstein presents a list of 10 players who have been pretty impressive for their teams to this point of the season.
While the hockey world was focused on Brian Burke and Toronto, Wes Goldstein was paying attention to the Atlantic Division, where a heck of a battle is growing.
Sean Avery wasn't doing any good for the underachieving Stars before his latest outrage, so Wes Goldstein says they should take the dressing room irritant's league suspension as a sign and cut him loose, no matter the cost.
Kris Versteeg has 22 points and earns $500K. Alexei Kovalev makes $4.5M despite a long goal drought. That separates bargains from busts, Wes Goldstein says as he lists 10 of each.
The Sabres are struggling, and the way coaches are treated it's safe to assume Lindy Ruff is on the hot seat, right? Wes Goldstein says not a chance: Ruff is the one constant for a franchise on an endless roller coaster.
Kris Versteeg has 22 points and earns $500K. Alexei Kovalev makes $4.5M despite a long goal drought. That separates bargains from busts, Wes Goldstein says as he lists 10 of each.
Sean Avery wasn't doing any good for the underachieving Stars before his latest outrage, so Wes Goldstein says they should take the dressing room irritant's league suspension as a sign and cut him loose, no matter the cost.
While the hockey world was focused on Brian Burke and Toronto, Wes Goldstein was paying attention to the Atlantic Division, where a heck of a battle is growing.
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