by joshwahler | Aug 9, 2022 | Hockey
In sports we are drawn to the highs and the lows. We love a good success story, marvelling at thetransformation of a prodigal 14 year old Sidney Crosby shooting pucks at his mom’s dryer all the way toone of the greatest players in the history of hockey. Perhaps...
by joshwahler | Dec 24, 2021 | Hockey
When it comes to pro sports a constant topic of discussion is contract value. We love analyzing who’s over or underpaid and how that effects the makeup of teams as whole. Well, what if we created an NHL team only using the very best value contracts in the...
by joshwahler | Nov 12, 2021 | Hockey
Sports are full of iconic moments. Game sealing plays, incredible individual efforts, career defining moments, infamous blunders… These plays reach the status of legend for a variety of factors, not just because they are visually or contextually incredible, but...
by joshwahler | Aug 6, 2021 | Hockey
Reports of Alexander Ovechkin possibly leaving the NHL in the next few years to end his career in Russia are over. While he may still do that someday, hockey fans can breathe a sigh of relief that we will see the best of his remaining years played out at the highest...
by joshwahler | Jul 12, 2021 | Hockey
I recently wrote a piece compiling a roster of the greatest players to never receive a Hart trophy vote. This time let’s examine some of the strangest or most undeserved votes over the past three decades. We’ll choose three players per decade and keep it...
by joshwahler | Apr 1, 2021 | Hockey
When it comes to sports we all love anomalies. A good what if story, a statistic or season that serves as a total outlier, underdogs that overachieved, legends that underachieved… We often talk about the greatest player to never win a ring or the greatest player to...
