New Jersey Devils Benefits From Future Trades

Nikita Gusev hasn’t had a great season and it’s unlikely that most teams want an underperforming winger who is a sniper turned into playmaker. If there is a team that wants to take a chance on him, it’s likely his former team, the Vegas Golden Knights. Moving on from him and getting a mid tier […]

Indy Fuel Acquire Forward Brent Gates From Tulsa Oilers

On Monday April 5th, the Indy Fuel announced the acquisition of forward Brent Gates from the Tulsa Oilers. In exchange, forward Michael McNicholas joins the Oilers roster in the one-for-one deal. McNicholas departs the Indy Fuel after hitting the ice in only 25 games. Through those limited appearances, the centreman racked up five goals along […]

Toronto Maple Leafs Updates: April Edition

It has been a busy couple of weeks within the Toronto Maple Leafs organization. From the team’s goaltending situation to prospects taking the next step, here is an update on all that’s taken place that you may have missed. Campbell Continues to Shine With another win on Friday night, Jack Campbell has improved his record […]

Corey Perry Proving To Be a Key Part of The Montreal Canadiens – The Puck Authority

The Montreal Canadiens went out this past offseason and spent money on guys like Tyler Toffoli, Brendan Gallagher, Joel Edmundson and Jake Allen. It comes as no surprise that all three of these players have been making a huge impact for the Canadiens and have led to their success so far this season. However, the […]

Greenville Swamp Rabbits Spotlight: Ryan Bednard

With a variety of talent on the Greenville Swamp Rabbits’ roster, Ryan Bednard is a strong goaltender who has let the Greenville fans know his name. The 23-year-old Michigan native is playing his second season of professional hockey season, where he currently owns a .914 save percentage. Emily Lipshetz/The Puck Authority Bednard played collegiate hockey […]

Buffalo Sabres Snap 18 Game Winless Streak With 6-1 Win Over Philadelphia Flyers

It finally happened. The Buffalo Sabres have won their first game since February 23rd, scoring six goals in a 6-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers. The Sabres poured on the offence Wednesday night at KeyBank Arena, with goals coming from Brandon Montour, Casey Mittlestadt, Steven Fogarty and Curtis Lazar. Backstop Linus Ullmark stopped 31 shots […]

Top Ten All Time Best ECHL Promo, Throwback And Themed Jerseys

Over the course of the ECHL’s history, we have seen thousands of promo’s, speciality themed and throwback uniforms make their debut for a game. While many, in my opinion, should be thrown in the trash and never see the light of day again (looking at you Indy Fuel and Cincinnati Cyclones, you know what you […]

Philadelphia Flyers Place Defensemen Shayne Gostisbehere On Waivers

As the 2021 NHL Trade Deadline slowly approaches on April 12th, the Philadelphia Flyers announced on Tuesday morning that defensemen Shayne Gostisbehere has been placed on waivers. The call comes on the hands of a playoff push, in which the Flyers only hope to be a part of. The Flyers, as of Monday night, are […]

Virginia Tech Makes A Huge Impression In Women’s Hockey

Despite COVID-19 and many hockey teams around the world having pandemic-related issues, Virginia Tech had the opportunity to form their first ever women’s hockey team. “We had a girl that is coming here next year and they wanted to know if we had a women’s hockey program,” said Samantha Gray, vice president of Virginia Tech’s […]

From The KHL To AHL, Semyon Der-Arguchintsev Gets His Chance With The Marlies – The Puck Authority

Just last season, forward Semyon Der-Arguchintsev was skating with Peterborough in the Ontario Hockey League. Now, just over a year later, he is all set to join the AHL’s Toronto Marlies. Following a brief stint overseas, the centreman arrived at practice on Saturday, smiling ear-to-ear, as he begins his next chapter. Competing in the KHL, […]

Montreal Canadiens, Cole Caufield and the Importance of Development in the Long-Term – The Puck Authority

On Saturday, the Montreal Canadiens announced they have agreed to terms with forward Cole Caufield on a three-year, entry-level contract. The contract, valued at $700, 000 at the NHL level in year one and $832, 500 in two subsequent seasons, will run through the 2022-23 season. Selected 15th overall in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, […]

Boston Pride Win Isobel Cup With Statement Win Over Minnesota Whitecaps

After a trying 53 days following a COVID-19 outbreak in Lake Placid, New York, an Isobel Cup Champion has finally been named, officially drawing a conclusion to the league’s sixth season. Held at Warrior Ice Arena in Boston, it was a contest that should have taken place at this very same venue 379 days ago. […]

Indy Fuel Bench Boss Doug Christiansen Suspended And Fined

On Friday March 26th, the ECHL announced that Indy Fuel head coach Doug Christiansen has been suspended and fined by the league. Along with the undisclosed fine, the league also announced that Christiansen is now set to serve a six-game suspension. The decision comes after the bench boss was found to be non-compliant with the […]

Connecticut Whale Get Sunken By Minnesota Whitecaps

The Year of the Whale came to an end on Sunday night, as the Connecticut Whale fell to the Minnesota Whitecaps by a final score of 7-0. Connecticut was without a few key pieces such as Makayla Lancaster and Janine Weber, meanwhile, head coach Colton Orr was also absent for Championship weekend. Minnesota will now […]

Indy Fuel Ben Boss Doug Christiansen Suspended And Fined

On Friday March 26th, the ECHL announced that Indy Fuel head coach Doug Christiansen has been suspended and fined by the league. Along with the undisclosed fine, the league also announced that Christiansen is now set to serve a six-game suspension. The decision comes after the bench boss was found to be non-compliant with the […]

New Jersey Devils 2020 NHL Trade Deadline Ideas

As the NHL trade deadline looms closer with each and every passing day this season, New Jersey Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald has several UFA’s to keep in mind, while also making roster spots available. One of the first players likely to be dealt would be Russian left-winger Nikita Gusev. Yes, Goose had a career year […]

New Jersey Devils NHL Trade Deadline Ideas

As the NHL trade deadline looms closer each and everyday this season, New Jersey Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald has several UFA’s to keep in mind, while also making roster spots available. One of the first players likely to be dealt would be Russian left-winger Nikita Gusev. Yes, Goose had a career year last year, however […]

South Carolina Stingrays Mid-Season Update: Reason For Optimism Or All Hope Lost?

As we start getting closer to the season’s halfway mark, the South Carolina Stingrays currently sit in fifth place in the Eastern Conference with a 15-12-8 record. They do so, owning 38 points along with a .543 win percentage. Based on how the season started for them in comparison to now, is there reason for […]

Healthy Wheeling Nailers Facing Big Stretch

The Wheeling Nailers have been without a majority of their key players since they returned to play after a two-week hiatus in January due to COVID-19. Patrick Watling got injured, Nick Rivera and Michael Joly signed PTO’s in the AHL and the Nailers signed Josh Winquist and Austin Fyten, who have made quick impressions in […]

Buffalo Sabres Fire Bench Boss Ralph Krueger And Assistant Steve Smith

After losing their 12th straight game in a 6-0 loss to the Washington Capitals, the Buffalo Sabres announced Wednesday morning that Head Coach Ralph Krueger has been relieved of his coaching duties. Sabres assistant coach Steve Smith was also let go from the team alongside Krueger. General Manager Kevyn Adams announced that assistant coach Don […]

Buffalo Sabres Shutout Again, Downward Spiral Continues

At this point, it’s tough to describe the feeling towards this hockey club. There’s anger, disappointment, confusion and just pure shock in the way the season has gone for the Buffalo Sabres. Entering Monday night’s matchup, the Sabres had a 6-16-4 record, reaching the bottom of the NHL standings. Just about four days back now, […]

Dani Rylan-Kearney Resigns From Position As NWHL Advisor

After leading as commissioner for five seasons and spending the sixth as the president of W Hockey Partners, the National Women’s Hockey League announced on Tuesday that Dani Rylan-Kearney has resigned from her position. W Hockey Partners is the entity that owns and operates the Metropolitan Riveters, Minnesota Whitecaps, Connecticut Whale and Buffalo Beauts. Rylan […]

North Dakota Fighting Hawks Advance To The NCHC Tournament

Looking to advance on Saturday and book their spot in the NCHC Tournament, North Dakota found themselves squaring off against Miami Ohio to achieve to this accomplishment. The first-seed Fighting Hawks and Colin Adams got off to a hot start against the visiting RedHawks. It would be Adams getting the party started, as he lit […]

Coming Off Pair Of Losses, Toronto Marlies Set To Face Laval Rocket

Following a series against the Stockton Heat, which saw Toronto fall short in two games on home ice, the Marlies now turn their attention to the task set before them in a brand new opponent. As they look to get back on track, they’ll go head-to-head against Laval starting Friday. Entering this home-and-home series, the […]