The Roots of the Beard

“Nobody can be successful if he doesn’t love his work, love his job.” – David Sarnoff
And yes, I love this job. Thanks to Alin Mateescu and staff for bringing me to RMT.

Arguably, the best fan-centric franchise in the NHL resides at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. In their fledgling nine years, as [...]

Habs Beat Flyers

The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 4-3 in overtime tonight at the Bell Centre, in doing so the Habs take game no.1 and lead the series 1-0.

Isles Retain 5th Pick in June’s Draft

With all the misfortune suffered by the New York Islanders this past season, their loyal supporters could be excused for fervently wishing that Lady Luck might perhaps shine on them and grant their team a boon in the form of winning the Draft Lottery and granting them the #1 overall pick. Predictably, Lady Luck spurned them once again…and laughed while she did it.

Same As It Ever Was

Now that the hockey regular season is all but over, the guessing of which players that teams not making the post season will want to acquire will once again begin. The NHL is right back where they were before the lock-out.

Huet In Montreal Again?

The Washington Capitals are 2 points behind the Boston Bruins at this point, could the Caps finish in the final spot? If the Montreal Canadiens were to finish first in the conference, they would meet the Caps in the first round, Huet once again would be in the hallways of the Bell Centre.

There is no rumor about this year’s MVP

It’s quite possible that you don’t care about this. But almost two years ago, I offered a worded argument for Sidney Crosby as the 2005-2006 Rookie of the Year. If you remember, his biggest challenger at that time was eventual winner Alex Ovechkin, Washington’s two-years older, negative-adjectiveless 2004 draft pick.