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Number 5 looms over Radek Martinek — but with Martinek's departure, you would think some Isles fans want to see his #24 raised to the rafters.

Backchecking: Radek Martinek — Long Island Legend?

First and foremost — I wish Radek Martinek the best of luck. He is a solid player and brought many positives to the game. He played in the Islanders system for years, on some difficult teams, and gave it his all every shift. If on the ice — the Jackets are getting a good player. [...]

Rangers Keep Getting Defensive

Rangers Keep Getting Defensive

The clock was ticking for the Calgary Flames on Wednesday. If they couldn’t sign defenseman Tim Erixon, their 2009 first round draft pick (23rd overall), to a contract by 5PM, he would’ve become eligible to reenter this year’s draft and the Flames would’ve lost a top prospect with not much to show for it. Calgary’s [...]

Broadway Breakdown

Broadway Breakdown

The New York Rangers have a 29-1 record when going into the 3rd period with a lead this season. Last night was an inopportune time for them to add that sole blemish to their pristine record. It would be so easy to blame this on Marian Gaborik, for making a poor decision to try to [...]

Trade Deadline Preview

Trade Deadline Preview

Michael Frolik and Cory Stillman, and Bryan McCabe have already been shipped out of town in separate deals preceding Monday’s deadline. So today we will look at the 10 most likely remaining Panthers to be traded prior to the 3:00pm deadline. 10 Likeliest Panthers to be Traded 10) Weiss, Stephen (C) – I am of [...]

Rangers Acquire McCabe

Rangers Acquire McCabe

The New York Rangers brought to reality a trade that had been speculated on for quite awhile, acquiring 35-year-old defenseman Bryan McCabe from the Florida Panthers. The Rangers sent forward Tim Kennedy and their 3rd round pick in the 2011 Entry Draft to the Panthers. McCabe clearly does not fit within the “go with the [...]

NHL trade deadline update: waiver wire frenzy and rumors (McCabe dealt to the Rangers)

NHL trade deadline update: waiver wire frenzy and rumors (McCabe dealt to the Rangers)

Approximately 48 hours before Monday’s 3 PM trade deadline, there was a lot of action on the waiver wire yesterday and today: First, the Columbus Blue Jackets have claimed veteran defenseman Craig Rivet from the Buffalo Sabres on re-entry waivers. Rivet, an impending unrestricted free agent, will bring leadership and experience to an inexperienced Jackets team. [...]

Panthers Looking to Sell

Panthers Looking to Sell

Setting up for More Trades It seems that Tallon is setting up for Monday. In acquiring Alexander Sulzer for a Conditional 7th Round Pick, the Panthers now have a surplus of defensemen. People have naturally been linking this trade as a precursor to a Bryan McCabe trade; however, McCabe was likely to be traded anyway. [...]

The Bolts Beat, 9/21/10

The Bolts Beat, 9/21/10

In this week’s edition of The Bolts Beat, Mike and Jon talk about some of the first impressions of training camp, who stood out, who did not and take another preseason look at the Southeast Division with TBL.com contributor Mark Pukalo. And Jon’s delusions about the New York Jets only get worse… Powered by Podbean.com [...]

Who should be the next Sharks Captain?

Who should be the next Sharks Captain?

Rob Blake served as San Jose Sharks captain for just one season before retiring. Now the keys to the car are available for the second straight off-season. The question is who takes over? The importance of the little “C” that’s patched to a players sweater is debatable. There’s evidence of a team’s captain being completely [...]

The Tallon era has begun in Florida

The Tallon era has begun in Florida

A closer look into the Florida Panthers following the Nathan Horton trade reveals they might actually be in better shape than first thought, according to Kevin Burgundy.

If the Leafs wanted an overpaid slapshot with questionable defensive skills so badly why’d they trade me?

If the Leafs wanted an overpaid slapshot with questionable defensive skills so badly why’d they trade me?

Young offensive defenseman with big shot averages around 50 points a season before his contract expires, gets rewarded with a multi-year extension averaging $6 million per. He initially plays well but soon production fades which draws attention to his lack of defensive skill. Fans revolt and demand a trade. Sound familiar?