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Marcel Aubut, the man pulling the strings behind Quebec City's bid to return to the National Hockey League -- and someone who enjoys insider status among the game's power brokers -- is stating unequivocally that a new arena there will be up and running by opening day 2015.
There are a couple of minor hurdles to surmount -- the prospective site next to the Pepsi Colisee still has to go through an environmental assessment and clean up, and the price tag for the new building, paid for by the city and province, can't exceed $400 million -- but they certainly seem manageable.
Even if there were to be a provincial election next spring, it’s hard to imagine Jean Charest's main challengers, the Parti Quebecois, campaigning on the basis...
A handful of Phoenix Coyotes were doing a dry-land warm-up before practice earlier this week. They were jogging on treadmills and stretching near weight machines. And they weren’t alone. There was a pregnant woman doing... more »
The Capitals have scored just five goals in three games against New York, tying them with the St. Louis Blues for the lowest goal total in the conference semifinals. Of the six players on the Capitals’ top two lines,... more »
Given the dire circumstances, it’s time to get all hands on deck. And, yes, that includes prodigal Predators Alexander Radulov and Andrei Kostitsyn. Assuming they can make curfew — never a sure thing, as we found... more »
About an hour before every game, Braden Holtby will find a spot in the arena and transform it into his personal reflection garden.At the Verizon Center, it is often behind the Capitals bench. At Madison Square Garden, it is in... more »
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