• This Day in History, 1957: Lights out for Vancouver nightclub legend Sandy De Santis

    This Day in History, 1957: Lights out for Vancouver nightclub legend Sandy De Santis
    Sandy De Santis was hyped as Vancouver’s “King Of Swing” in the 1930s and ’40s for his popular jazz band.But his real claim to fame was that he ran the Palomar, one of Vancouver’s most successful nightclubs, in the 1940s and ’50s.As a promoter, he brought some of the biggest names in show business to the Palomar, including Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday.Vancouver was a rough place at the time, and on at least two occasions De Santis was rob
  • Michael Hage scored just one point in Michigan’s 10-1 rout

    Michael Hage scored just one point in Michigan’s 10-1 rout
    Like most Fridays, Michigan and Michael Hage are in action.
    After a highly successful weekend for the Habs prospect, he was back in action against another underperforming university.
    This time, Michigan won 10-1 against Alaska Anchorage.Give me 10https://t.co/fl52AHfivk
    — Michigan Hockey (@umichhockey) October 10, 2026In the win, Hage wasn't the team's top scorer.
    He recorded just one assist on the goal by Penguins prospect and son of Wings GM Will Horcoff. A nice pass, though.Michael Hage
  • A concerning injury for Shesterkin: too bad Montembeault is injured as well

    A concerning injury for Shesterkin: too bad Montembeault is injured as well
    The Rangers are in Washington tonight, and it's not necessarily the spectacular plays that are grabbing the spotlight in this game.
    Yes, Alexis Lafrenière has continued his strong start to the season, but Igor Shesterkin went down with an injury.
    The injury looks serious…Igor Shesterkin went down with a leg injury and had to be carried off the ice without putting weight on his right leg
    Hope he's okayhttps://t.co/uDg7SAZ3c8
    — B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) October 10, 2026At firs
  • A second-round pick for Struble: It’s no surprise that Kent Hughes isn’t making a move

    A second-round pick for Struble: It’s no surprise that Kent Hughes isn’t making a move
    In the final minutes, Jayden Struble was traded to the Preds in exchange for a second-round pick in 2027.
    That pick, which belonged to the Knights, will be a late-round selection, but it could serve as a bargaining chip.
    It could turn out to be a Lane Hutson, just as it could turn out to be a Struble.Basically, that second-round pick could turn out to be a Lane Hutson!! Or a Struble… Or a Riley Kidney…
    — Michel Bouchard (@bouchardmichel) October 9, 2026Still, a second-round p
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  • The Canadiens trade Jayden Struble to the Preds

    The Canadiens trade Jayden Struble to the Preds
    Trade involving the Canadiens.
    Dylan Larkin officially joins the Canadiens Jayden Struble has been traded.
    The Nashville Predators acquired him in exchange for a second-round pick in 2027.The Canadiens have acquired a 2027 second-round pick from the Nashville Predators in exchange for defenseman Jayden Struble.
    The Canadiens have acquired a 2027 second-round pick from the Nashville Predators in exchange for defenseman Jayden Struble. https://t.co/MeM2DXQLQL
    — Montreal Canadiens (@Canadiens
  • RUMOR: Corey Seager to the Braves

    RUMOR: Corey Seager to the Braves
    Will the Atlanta Braves trade Ronald Acuña Jr. during the offseason? I don’t know.
    But if they do, it stands to reason that the team would need to look elsewhere for reinforcements.
    Yes, the team needs help on the mound. But we shouldn't underestimate this team's offense either.
    Shortstop is a key position to watch, since Ha-Seong Kim didn't deliver last season.
    Who might be on his way?
    According to Joel Sherman, Corey Seager has previously been on the Georgia club's radar and could
  • “The CH is VERY far from the Stanley Cup”: Tony Marinaro doesn’t mince words

    “The CH is VERY far from the Stanley Cup”: Tony Marinaro doesn’t mince words
    After four games this season, the Montreal Canadiens have a record of 1-2-1.
    One win, two regular-time losses, and another overtime loss.
    Is the season over? Obviously, the answer is no. But you can't officially say it's off to a good start either. And in the eyes of some people, that's troubling.
    Who's among them?
    Tony Marinaro… who clearly didn't appreciate yesterday's loss. On his podcast this morning, he said that yesterday's loss was unacceptable against an aging team like the Preds.