Category: John Tortorella
Will John Tortorella Coach Again in the NHL?
John TortorellaJohn Tortorella is set to grace televisions across the United States next season, but could we eventually see him get another shot in the NHL?
Read morePinder Report: NHL offseason, Jays' win and the Olympics
John TortorellaThe Pinder Report recaps the night in sports. They provide their insight on John Tortorella joining the media ranks and Evander Kane. The Report share their thoughts on the Blue Jays' victory over the Indians and the Olympics.
Read moreRon Stern: Battle of Alberta rivalry and the Flames
Evander KaneFormer NHLer Ron Stern touches on life after hockey and the Battle of Alberta rivalry. He weighs in on the Flames, Darryl Sutter, and their roster.
Read more2021 NHL draft: Pick tracker and analysis for every team
Buffalo SabresPlus, Greg Wyshynski will take a closer look at how each first-rounder fits with his new team.Following the Sabres in Round 1 were the Seattle Kraken, who just completed their full expansion draft and then made their first ever draft pick at No.Team: Michigan (Big Ten).Ranking: 1 | Nationality: CAN....
Read moreLaine hopes new coach 'refreshes' Blue Jackets, wants to stay: report
Winnipeg JetsPatrik Laine said he would like to remain with the Columbus Blue Jackets and hopes he can flourish under new coach Brad Larsen.
Read moreLaine hopes new coach 'refreshes' Blue Jackets, wants to stay
Todd RichardsPatrik Laine said he would like to remain with the Columbus Blue Jackets and hopes he can flourish under new coach Brad Larsen.
Read moreKivlenieks 'died a hero' saving Merzlikins, wife
John TortorellaDuring a memorial service, Blue Jackets goalie Elvis Merzlikins said teammate Matiss Kivlenieks "died a hero" after saving him and his pregnant wife from the errant fireworks blast that killed the 24-year-old.
Read moreKivlenieks 'died a hero' saving Merzlikins, wife
Columbus Blue JacketsColumbus Blue Jackets goalie Elvis Merzlikins says his teammate Matiss Kivlenieks "died a hero" after saving him and his pregnant wife from the errant fireworks blast that killed the 24-year-old."He saved not just many lives, but when it happened, I was standing 20, 30 feet back of him and I was hug...
Read moreKivlenieks 'died a hero' saving Merzlikins, wife
Minnesota Junior Hockey LeagueColumbus Blue Jackets goalie Elvis Merzlikins says his teammate Matiss Kivlenieks "died a hero" after saving him and his pregnant wife from the errant fireworks blast that killed the 24-year-old."He saved not just many lives, but when it happened, I was standing 20, 30 feet back of him and I was hug...
Read moreKivlenieks 'died a hero,' Blue Jackets teammate says at memorial
Manny LegaceMatiss Kivlenieks died a hero.
Read moreKivlenieks 'died a hero,' former Blue Jackets teammate says at memorial
Columbus Blue JacketsThat's what Columbus Blue Jackets goalie Elvis Merzlikins said to teammates, friends and family at a memorial service Thursday for Kivlenieks, a goalie who died in a fireworks accident at age 24 on July 4.Merzlikins and Kivlenieks were in Novi, Michigan, for the holiday weekend to celebrate the wedd...
Read moreLaine wants to remain with Blue Jackets: report
Toronto Maple LeafsPatrik Laine said he would like to remain with the Columbus Blue Jackets and hopes he can flourish under new coach Brad Larsen.
Read moreNHL News: Canadiens, Ducks, Sharks, Weal, and Laine on Tortorella
Dominique DucharmeDucharme goes full-time with Canadiens. Ducks re-sign three. Laine comments on playing for Tortorella.
Read moreNHL News: Canadiens, Ducks, Sharks, Weal, and Laine on Tortorella
Jordan WealPierre LeBrun: The Montreal Canadiens have given Dominique Ducharme a three-year contract at close to $1.7 million per season to be their full-time head coach.Puck Pedia: The Anaheim Ducks have re-signed forward Sam Carrick to a one-year, one-way contract.Elliotte Teaford: The Ducks also signed defe...
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