Tag Archives: Duncan Keith

The Ultimate Fate Of The Long Term Contracts Signed Before The Last Collective Bargaining Agreement

Posted on September 6, 2021 by Diane Doyle

Photo: Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post When the salary cap was instituted in the NHL, owners and players often signed players to extra-long contracts in which the last few years carried a significantly lower salary so that the average value of … Continue reading →

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The Last Men Skating: A Look At Players Who Have Stood the Test of NHL Time

Posted on January 3, 2021 by Diane Doyle

NHL It is always a momentous occasion when a player gets drafted into the NHL, and event marked every year with coverage of the NHL Entry Draft, which includes the expected anticipation of which player will be drafted first overall. … Continue reading →

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Weekly NHL Rewind – News from around the League for Week Ending 10/24

Posted on October 25, 2015 by Jon Sorensen

Eastern Conference Re-wind Week two of the NHL has seen the firing of a head coach in Columbus, a change in goaltenders in Philadelphia, Montreal chasing history, the Red Wings searching for answers, and the return of the Hamburgler.