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...

As the Bruins ride their 7-game win streak and sit 2nd in the Atlantic...

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

Gayle is feeling better this week, so she and Chris discuss the Bruins’...

Gayle was ill this week. So, on Friday, Chris sat down with Court...

Check out the full episode from Wednesday’s season opener. Chris and...

Join Chris and Gayle as they dive into the final roster decisions and starting lineup for the Boston Bruins as they kick off their regular season against the Washington Capitals.

As the preseason begins to wind down, some cuts have been made. However,...

As the Bruins have started their preseason games, Chris and Gayle...

By: Chris Nosek The Panthers are the easiest team to hate. Having won the last two Stanley Cups, especially given that they used LTIR to win last season. They were able to re-sign all three of their biggest unrestricted free agents. Yes, they had help from Florida being a no income tax state. However, this season they will have to contend with new rules pertaining to Long Term Injured Reserve.

By: Chris Nosek For the fourth straight season the Kings lost to the Oilers in the first round of the playoffs. Last season looked like the season they would finally be able to knock the Oilers out. Each of the first two games in the series the Kings got out to strong starts. A failed coaches challenge shifted the momentum of the series in the third game.

By: Chris Nosek As he began the job last season, Stan Bowman stated they were still confident in their goaltending. Now, fans are frustrated after another year of coming up short in the Stanley Cup Finals. They did nothing this offseason to change their goaltenders, which will further upset the fanbase. There is now additional scrutiny on Bowman as Connor McDavid doesn't have a contract for next season yet.

By: Chris Nosek After reviewing ten other players worth watching this NCAA season, the NHL preseason is officially underway. Let's finish our countdown with the top-5 players in the NCAA who you should be watching during their entire season. 5. Dean Letourneau After his first season at Boston College, some in the Boston area have started to call Letourneau a "bust." Posting only 3 assists over 36 games would normally cause a panic.

By: Chris Nosek The Red Wings had another season where they ended just outside the playoff picture. They finished the season on a 6-2-2 run. They also finished 22nd in goals scored and 21st in goals against. Many fans are starting to question Steve Yzerman. He continues to try to bring the organization back to being a perennial contender. He has taken a long-term approach as he has been building through the draft.

By: Chris Nosek Everyone remembers how last season ended. The surprise pulling of goaltender Jake Oettinger by now former Head Coach Pete DeBoer. DeBoer made a really tough call in a key situation and it turned out to be the correct one. Oettinger was not on his game that night. Changing goaltenders woke up the rest of the team. Despite losing, it was the correct call to make.

Players have officially reported for training camp. David Pastrnak is...

By: Chris Nosek Last season the Blue Jackets were able to honor Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau in all the right ways. Biggest Departure: Sean Kuraly, left in free agency The Blue Jackets didn't lose too many players over the summer. However, of the ones they did lose, Sean Kuraly produced the fewest points. He only had 17 points over 82 games.

Chris MacFarland, the active GM of the Colorado Avalanche, traded star Mikko Rantanen to Carolina, a decision he likely regrets. Acquiring MacKenzie Blackwood improved the team's goaltending significantly. Meanwhile, the return of Gabriel Landeskog is crucial for filling Rantanen's absence. Cale Makar and Nathan MacKinnon are vital for the Avalanche's success.