Today the National Hockey League has provided an update in regards to Phase 2 Testing. https://twitter.com/PR_NHL/status/1280154598033035271?s=19 As of today, July 6th, the NHL has now tested 396 players with a total of 23 players testing positive (an increase of 8 players since the previous update). The League has administered a total of in excess … Continue reading NHL Provides Testing Update
Good morning hockey world! Last night, the National Hockey League & NHL Players Association moved one final step closer to the resumption of the 2019-2020 season. Both sides agreed to what the protocols of phase three (training camp) and phase four (hub cities/live games) will be for the NHL's return to play plan. However, this … Continue reading NHL and NHLPA Reach Tentative Agreement for RTP and CBA
Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls welcome to the latest edition of the TXHT Jersey Share series that sees us travel back to the 1990's as we take a look at the St. Louis Blues 90's Heritage jerseys. Coming into the 2019-20 season the defending Stanley Cup Champion St. Louis Blues announced that … Continue reading TXHT Jersey Share – That 90’s Feeling
Hey everyone, Michael here. I just wanted to give some perspective on my views on things as when I go through social media and I see the comments, and I see the type of conversations that are being had and the blatant disregard about what's going on with COVID-19 it's been very discouraging. This … Continue reading We Need to do Better
So this week has been a whirlwind for the National Hockey League as they continue to press to return to award the Stanley Cup in 2020. While a lot of information is from the past few days, it was felt to be best served in one big article as information is constantly changing on what … Continue reading Hub Cities, A CBA, and Some Bad Ideas
Today the Philadelphia Flyers shared the announcement that forward Oskar Lindblom has beaten his cancer into remission. https://twitter.com/NHLFlyers/status/1278742954736320512?s=19 Lindblom, who was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma back in December, celebrated with his nurses as he rang the bell to declare that he had defeated the rare form of bone cancer. https://twitter.com/NHLFlyers/status/1278749634890993670?s=19 We here … Continue reading Oskar Lindblom Beats Cancer!
Today the National Hockey League provided the hockey world with a new update in regards to COVID-19 testing since Phase 2 has begun. https://twitter.com/PR_NHL/status/1277668248792764416?s=19 With today's news the NHL has confirmed that 250 players have returned for voluntary on-ice training and a total of 1,450 tests have been conducted since Phase 2 begun. … Continue reading NHL Announces 26 New Positive COVID-19 Tests
With the right to draft top prospect Alexis Lafreniere, a forward, with the first overall pick of the 2020 NHL Draft, the NHL would hold the first part of the NHL Draft Lottery. For more information as to how Part One will work, please read here. First Overall Goes to... Nobody knows because … Continue reading Nobody Knows Who has the Number One Pick!
Today the Hockey Hall of Fame has announced the 2020 inductees. Jarome Iginla https://twitter.com/HockeyHallFame/status/1275890161113587720?s=19 Jarome Iginla would become a legend in Calgary where he was the Flames captain from the 2003-04 season through the 2012-13 season. Iginla would record 625 goals and 675 assists for 1300 points in 1554 career NHL games. Iginla would … Continue reading Hockey Hall of Fame Announces 2020 Class
So today in the NHL there were more grumblings outside of the NHL's announcement for Phase One of the Draft Lottery, but that from trusted sources Chris Johnston and Larry Brooks. Phase 2 Expansion Today Chris Johnston of SportsNet tweeted that the NHL will be expanding the player groups to 12 effective tomorrow. https://twitter.com/reporterchris/status/1275143288044113925?s=20 … Continue reading NHL Expands Phase 2 to 12 Players per Group
