After featuring the 18-U goaltenders who have been on top of their game in fall hockey, New England Hockey Journal turns the spotlight to defensemen in the late 2003 and 2004 birth years. The players on this list represent New England natives and non-natives playing in the region. This ranking is … [Read more...]
Bruins Brunch: Team depth being tested up front
Despite a light schedule in the first few weeks of the 2021-22 season, the Boston Bruins find their forward depth already being tested with veteran losses up front forcing Bruce Cassidy and his coaching staff to move players around the lineup. With Nick Foligno on IR after getting knocked out of the … [Read more...]
How these 18-U goaltenders have made a difference in fall hockey
With November right around the corner, the New England Hockey Journal series on the standout players we’ve seen in the fall hockey schedule for full and split season Midget teams continues with a look at the 18-U goalies. This ranking is based on live viewings only, and given the relatively short … [Read more...]
NHL New England: Who’s hot (and not) around the league
With the 2021-22 NHL regular season now several weeks old, several New England natives have made a positive impression with productive starts to the new campaign. Most impressive in the early going has been South Shore native Conor Garland, who leads the Vancouver Canucks in scoring and is … [Read more...]
Non-New England forwards shining in 16-U fall hockey season
Concluding the New England Hockey Journal coverage on 16-U teams playing in the fall season for both split-season and full-season programs, the focus is on non-New England natives competing for teams both inside and outside of the region. We previously covered the top-15 forwards and honorable … [Read more...]
Bruins Brunch: Next men up come through and why Brad Marchand tops his class
With the Boston Bruins reeling after the Philadelphia Flyers put a thumping on them mid-week to the tune of a 6-3 victory to break open a 3-3 tie, the team lost Nick Foligno to injury and saw rookie phenom Jeremy Swayman’s roughest NHL start. This called for Bruce Cassidy and the Boston coaches to … [Read more...]
Prospects: New England 16-U forwards making a splash
Concluding the early-season review of 16-U play of split and full-season teams that have been competing in the region from late Aug. through mid-October, New England Hockey Journal looks at the forwards who have been consistent and effective in our viewings. This post follows previous iterations by … [Read more...]
Prospects: How these 16-U defensemen are getting it done
New England Hockey Journal recently looked at some of the rising goaltenders in the fall hockey season and continuing from the net out, there are defensemen who have impressed with their play in early 2021-22. This post focuses mostly on 2005 birth year players in 16-U play (one ’06 we overlooked in … [Read more...]
Bruins prospects: 5 players off to strong starts
The 2021-22 regular season has begun for all pro and amateur leagues where Boston Bruins prospects are currently competing. The Providence Bruins most recently opened up their AHL campaign, with several higher-profile players showing some promising early returns. European pro and junior leagues have … [Read more...]
Bruins Brunch: Why the B’s stepped up for Charlie McAvoy
Charlie McAvoy is a Boston Bruin. He’s been one since June 24, 2016, when he was chosen 14th overall in the NHL Entry Draft held at the First Niagara Center (now the KeyBank Center) in Buffalo. He’s going to be one for the next nine seasons after coming to terms on an eight-year, $76 million … [Read more...]
Bruins prospects: Svedebäck adjusting to USHL challenge
The Boston Bruins might have found another intriguing if under-the-radar prospect in net with Swedish import Philip Svedebäck. The 2021 fourth-rounder (117th overall) left Europe for the challenge of the USHL, where he is spending the 2021-22 season with the Dubuque Fighting Saints. The 6-foot-3, … [Read more...]
Prospects: Rising goaltenders in 16-U fall play
We’ve seen a lot of hockey in the early going of the fall hockey season, but the goaltending position is one that often gets overlooked. We attempt to remedy that by bringing a singular focus on 2005 birth-year goaltenders who have performed well and are giving their teams quality wins between the … [Read more...]
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