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NHL 2026: The Olympics Will Be Mammoth!

Kepler said:
Is that a leg or a groin?
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Knee. It was obvious if you watch the replay. He was rushing back to the crease after coming out far to play the puck, slid, and jammed his leg against the post. He immediately grabbed his knee and could not put any pressure on it when helped off. Besides, unless he broke something, only a knee will keep him out that long, especially if it needs surgery. Certainly not a muscle pull.
 
Given how much of a mess the Red Wings are, I kinda see why Larkin wants out.

Though the whole thing with players having a NMC and then requesting a trade is absurd.
 
Also, the people trying to be like “actually the advanced stats say…” 6 games into an 84 game season are pretty annoying.

Yes, I know that the Kraken are on an unsustainable scoring pace but let me have my fun!
 
ScoobyDoo said:
Saw a post on Facebook about a hockey bar in St. Paul that can't even get the games on their big screen and are asking patrons just to bring their own.
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Feom what I've heard: It has to do with the broadcast rights. The deal with Amazon Prime is for residential broadcast only, not for public broadcast. Which, it could have been, but the Wild were hoping for negotiations with Xfinity and DirecTV to not stall out.
 
aparch said:
Feom what I've heard: It has to do with the broadcast rights. The deal with Amazon Prime is for residential broadcast only, not for public broadcast. Which, it could have been, but the Wild were hoping for negotiations with Xfinity and DirecTV to not stall out.
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That's hilarious. Cause now bars aren't showing their games. The NHL can never get anything right when it comes to media.
 
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