david52+FollowOilers’ $30M contract gamble sparks debateStan Bowman’s decision to lock in Trent Frederic for eight years at $30.8 million is raising eyebrows in Edmonton. With the Oilers struggling for consistency and now over the salary cap, this long-term deal is being called out as a major misstep—especially as Frederic’s impact has been underwhelming and injuries have limited his play. As the trade deadline looms and roster needs grow, fans are questioning if this contract could hurt the team’s playoff hopes. What do you think: was this a necessary risk, or a costly error that’s holding the Oilers back? #Sports #IceHockey #Oilers00Share
Martha Garza+FollowBlackhawks’ Oliver Moore takes a punch—and the winOnly in Chicago: Oliver Moore celebrated his 21st birthday by picking a fight with a much bigger guy on the ice, got a bloody face for his trouble, and still skated away grinning. Even better, he clinched the game-winning goal in the shootout, helping the Blackhawks edge out the Hurricanes 4-3. Moore’s own words sum it up: “Not the first person to make a bad decision on his 21st birthday.” With the Hawks heating up after a rough patch, this mix of grit and humor is exactly what Chicago fans love. Who else thinks Moore’s attitude is what this team needs right now? #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
Molly Tucker+FollowOliver Moore shines at center for BlackhawksOliver Moore is making waves as the Blackhawks’ new third-line center, showing off his speed and smarts in every zone. Since moving from wing, Moore’s game has noticeably leveled up—he’s not just racking up points (5 goals, 9 assists in 37 games), but also taking on more responsibility and ice time. With Frank Nazar and Andre Burakovsky back, Moore’s chemistry with Ryan Donato and Nick Lardis could be a game-changer. Is this the start of a breakout season for one of Chicago’s top prospects? Let’s talk about what this means for the Blackhawks’ future lines! #Sports #IceHockey #Blackhawks00Share
William Morrow+FollowPenguins stun Oilers with explosive teamworkThree goals in just 37 seconds—now that’s how you make a statement on the road! The Penguins didn’t let back-to-back games or travel fatigue slow them down, dominating the Oilers and showing off serious depth. Anthony Mantha netted two, while Malkin kept the energy high with a goal and an assist. Even with injuries on defense, the team’s chemistry and hustle stood out. Malkin’s confidence is contagious: he says this group can beat anyone if they keep playing at this level. Are the Penguins finally hitting their stride for a big playoff push? #Sports #IceHockey #Penguins00Share
Jordan Leblanc+FollowAndersson's Long-Awaited Knights DebutKnights fans, we finally get to see what Razz can do in gold! After some frustrating immigration holdups, Rasmus Andersson is set to make his debut for the Golden Knights against the Leafs. Coach Cassidy cleared the air—no injury, just paperwork. With big games ahead and Andersson’s two-way game, this could be a turning point for Vegas’ blue line. Can he make an instant impact and help us chase another Cup? #Sports #IceHockey #VegasBorn00Share
Sherri West+FollowMinnesota Wild’s Brodin out after surgeryLosing Jonas Brodin to surgery is a tough blow for the Wild, especially with the Olympics right around the corner. He’s been a key piece on defense for years, and now he’ll miss out on representing Sweden in Italy. The Wild are already dealing with a string of injuries—Matt Boldy and Zach Bogosian are also sidelined. Still, there’s some good news: Joel Eriksson Ek and Marcus Johansson are expected back soon. With so many lineup changes, how do you think this will impact the Wild’s playoff push? Who needs to step up most? #Sports #IceHockey #MinnesotaWild00Share
david52+FollowPatrick Kane backs Brian Daboll for Bills head coachBuffalo’s own Patrick Kane is throwing his support behind Brian Daboll as the Bills search for a new head coach. With Sean McDermott out after nine seasons, fans are buzzing about the possibility of Daboll returning to Orchard Park—especially since he helped launch the Josh Allen era as offensive coordinator. Kane, a hockey legend and lifelong Bills fan, made his feelings clear on social media: he wants Daboll back. Would bringing Daboll home give the Bills the spark they need to finally reach the Super Bowl? What do you think about a hometown reunion? #Sports #IceHockey #BuffaloBills00Share
stacy28+FollowLarkin’s overtime heroics rewrite Red Wings historyDylan Larkin just tied Sergei Fedorov for the most overtime goals in Red Wings history—12 clutch moments that have kept Detroit’s playoff hopes alive. What’s wild is these aren’t just highlight-reel goals; they’re season-defining, coming when the team’s back is against the wall. Larkin didn’t inherit a dynasty—he’s been the heartbeat through rebuilds and rough years, stepping up when it matters most. Now, the stats finally match what fans have always felt: Larkin is the captain who drags Detroit forward, one pressure-packed goal at a time. How do you see his legacy stacking up against past Red Wings legends? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
Bryce Clark+FollowRangers shake-up: Lafrenière’s future in limboThe New York Rangers’ front office is making big moves, and Alexis Lafrenière might be the next big name out. After a tough losing streak and a letter hinting at a rebuild, GM Chris Drury hasn’t spoken to Lafrenière about his future—leaving fans and players guessing. Trading away another top pick would be a major shift for the team, especially after already moving on from several recent prospects. If Lafrenière is dealt, it could mean a whole new era for the Rangers. What do you think—should the team keep faith in their young star or start fresh? #Sports #IceHockey #NYRangers00Share
Martha Garza+FollowCanucks veterans step up after public calloutAfter a tough losing streak, the Canucks’ locker room energy just got a major reset. Coach Adam Foote didn’t hold back, calling out the team’s veterans for their body language and attitude. Brock Boeser owned up to it, saying it’s on the experienced guys to keep things positive for the younger players. The result? A gritty comeback win against the Capitals, with Boeser and other vets leading the charge. It’s a reminder of how much leadership and attitude matter in turning things around. Do you think this is the spark the Canucks needed, or just a one-off? #Sports #IceHockey #Canucks00Share
