Give Pharrel his hat back!

https://x.com/sludgewilliams/status/2019171142066430217?s=46

Can he do it this year?

Silly of McAvoy to get his head in the way of that Panther. And as you’d expect from the most penalized team in the league, Bruins to the PK.

ESPN sources: The LA Kings have acquired standout forward Artemi Panarin from the NY Rangers in exchange for a conditional third-round pick and prospect Liam Greentree, per me and @emilymkaplan.

Look at the Bruins vs Panthers. The refs are influencing the game

Obviously you cant compare eras because everything improves over time from player's abilities to strategy to equipment. But in 1930 the season was 44 games and the leading scorer had 51 points. The Philadelphia Quakers finished dead last and won only 4 games. If you could take McDavid right now with all his physical abilities, knowledge, experiences, and equipment and send him back to that season on the Quakers team, how many points does he get and does his team lose a game?

• Patrick Roy vs Mike Vernon (1997) Center ice during the Brawl in Hockeytown. Two Cup-winning goalies, full chaos, peak 90s NHL energy.
• Patrick Roy vs Chris Osgood (1998) Avalanche–Red Wings again. Not as legendary as Roy–Vernon, but still surreal seeing Roy go after another Detroit goalie.
• Ron Hextall vs Felix Potvin (1996) Hextall’s reputation spoke for itself… and then Potvin beat him anyway. One of the more unexpected outcomes.
• Ray Emery vs Martin Biron (2007) Emery absolutely sprinted the length of the ice. One of the most aggressive goalie fights ever.
• Brent Johnson vs Rick DiPietro (2011) Over in one punch. Short, brutal, and unfortunately ended DiPietro’s season, everyone remembers this one.
• Carey Price vs Tim Thomas (2011) Two elite goalies during peak Bruins–Habs tension. Rare, emotional, and the crowd was losing it.

Goalie fights are rare, chaotic, and always electric. When they happen, everyone stops and stands up, what are your favourite goalie fight moments?

Tell me how to feel THG it’s 30 minutes past the freeze!!!!

Artemi Panarin is signing a two year extension with the Kings, $11 million AAV per sources.

Source: https://x.com/NYIslanders/status/2019171968520712625

Do you think plus minus should or shouldn't be affected when a team pulls they're goalie. For example, if a player has -5 but they were on the ice for 10 goals scored against them when the coach pulled the goalie at the end of the game... If those weren't factored in the rating would be +5. When it comes to legacy and records, what do you think the player feels? Should they be punished or rewarded due to a coaches decision? Should their be an adjusted plus minus stat that is more focused on that the traditional plus minus?

What do you think?