Chris and Gayle return with another great episode as they discuss the...

By: Chris Nosek We've already looked at the biggest names Don Sweeney could target via trade. There are plenty of very young players around the league whom Sweeney could also target. These players can boost the Boston Bruins to another level. However, they still need to prove their game at the NHL level. Drew Helleson (Anaheim Ducks) Like Don Sweeney and the Bruins, Pat Verbeek and the Ducks are primed to make a big move.

By: Chris Nosek The NHL trade deadline is quickly approaching, and Don Sweeney is positioned to make a major move if he wants. The Bruins were already in the conversation for Rasmus Andersson and barely missed out. After rebuilding the prospect pool and adding draft capital last season, should Sweeney look to make a major addition? Below are some significant additions that Sweeney could consider.

By: Chris Nosek Colorado Avalanche The Avalanche have gotten points in 43 of their 48 games, winning 34 of them. They have scored more goals than any other team and given up fewer. As a team, their goal differential is +77, with Tampa Bay behind them in second at +49. They are far and away the best team in the league so far this season.

By: Chris Nosek We’ve looked at the Eastern Conference, so let’s take a look at the West now. Vegas Golden Knights Trevor Connelly is the only 1st-round player in their organization that they drafted. Now, they don’t have a pick in the 1st-round until 2028, possibly 2029. They just completed a deal with Calgary to bring in Rasmus Andersson. This was necessary because they lost Alex Petrangelo for the whole season.

By: Chris Nosek Once or twice a week, we’ll take a look around the league at various teams. Anaheim Ducks After losing nine straight games, the Ducks finally got back in the win column. They've now won three in a row. Today, they kick off a 5-game road trip in Colorado. The trip includes stops in Seattle and Edmonton. How they do on this trip will likely dictate the approach Pat Verbeek takes for the trade deadline.

Chris and Gayle had a lot to get caught up on after a week off. They...

By: Chris Nosek Let’s continue our look around the league to see what action teams are currently leaning toward for the trade deadline. Carolina Hurricanes Coming into the season, there were questions in goal for the Canes. Brandon Bussi was claimed off waivers and has been a steady presence for them. Both Frederik Andersen and Pyotr Kochetkov have suffered from injuries.

By: Chris Nosek As some teams have begun to separate themselves in the standings, trade chatter is starting to pick up. Adding to the urgency for deal-making is the Olympic break, which is now just three weeks away. Let’s examine each team and the direction they should be leaning at this point. Detroit Red Wings The Red Wings find themselves in contention for the division.

By: Chris Nosek There are several questions floating around about the Boston Bruins crease. As usual, it is one of the most polarizing positions among fans in the city. So far this season, Jeremy Swayman has started 29 games and Joonas Korpisalo has started 15. Each has been pulled one time this year. Posting a 7-8-0 record, a .888 save percentage, and 3.42 goals against average, Joonas Korpisalo has been the focus of fan ridicule.

Chris and Gayle discuss the difficulties the team faced on their recent...

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The Bruins are on a three-game losing streak and back out of the...

Chris and Gayle discuss the Bruins, who are on a three-game winning...

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By: Chris Nosek On Saturday, December 6th, the American Hockey League saw the Bridgeport Islanders host the Hartford Wolf Pack. The two teams are battling for 6th place in the Atlantic Division and are separated by only two standings points. This match up had two young goaltenders. They are both trying to prove to their organization they should stay part of the team's future.

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As Thanksgiving approaches in the United States, the Bruins are in a...

The Bruins are navigating through a long list of injuries yet still sit...

By: Chris Nosek The Boston Bruins have been struck by the injury bug. It started with Jordan Harris who suffered an ankle injury on October 21st. Then, Elias Lindholm suffered a knee-on-knee hit from Jordan Greenway on October 30th. Both players have been put on Injured Reserve. Since then, John Beecher and Casey Mittelstadt have suffered injuries and have been out of the lineup.

Tangled in the airwaves with the last episode, our episode from November...

Our episode from October 29th got lost in the airwaves - check it out...

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The Boston Bruins find themselves back in a playoff position, and Mason...