Christopher Li+FollowSabres fans: Who’s truly untouchable for 2026?Sabres GM Jarmo Kekalainen shook up the locker room with a clear message: no one’s spot is guaranteed anymore. But let’s be real—Buffalo does have a few players you just can’t imagine trading. Rasmus Dahlin’s leadership and passion make him the heartbeat of the team, while Tage Thompson’s scoring and contract are absolute steals. Josh Doan’s relentless play and Zach Benson’s potential round out the list. Still, some big names aren’t as safe as you’d think. Who do you think should be off-limits as the 2026 trade deadline approaches? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #IceHockey #Sabres00Share
William Morrow+FollowVancouver Canucks’ culture faces a reckoningVancouver’s hockey heartbreak just hit a new low—11 straight losses, and now even the coach is calling out the team’s veterans. Adam Foote didn’t hold back, saying it’s the senior players who lose their spark first when things get tough, and that this pattern has dragged down the Canucks for years. With stars like Quinn Hughes and Kiefer Sherwood traded away, and Elias Pettersson possibly next, the team is clearly in full rebuild mode. Can Vancouver finally break this cycle, or is more pain ahead before things get better? Let’s hear your thoughts on what needs to change. #Sports #IceHockey #Canucks00Share
Jason Dawson+FollowBruins eye Rangers’ Trocheck for top centerBoston’s search for a true top-line center might finally have a solution—Vincent Trocheck from the Rangers. After missing out on Rasmus Andersson, the Bruins can now focus on what they really need: a 1C to skate with Pastrnak and Geekie. With the Rangers open to moving just about anyone, Trocheck’s name stands out. He’s experienced, under contract for three more years, and his cap hit is reasonable. The big question: what will it cost? If the Rangers’ leverage is as low as it seems, this could be Boston’s best shot to fill a crucial gap. Would you make the move? #Sports #IceHockey #NHL00Share
William Morrow+FollowUllmark Speaks Out: Senators’ Goalie DramaSens fans, the Linus Ullmark saga just took a new turn. After weeks of wild rumors about his mysterious leave, the Big Swede finally set the record straight in a heartfelt TSN interview. Ullmark called out the toxic speculation and highlighted how tough it is for athletes to open up about mental health. With the Sens struggling and Captain Tkachuk still out, Ullmark’s return next week can’t come soon enough. Thoughts on how the team handled the controversy? #Sports #IceHockey #Sens00Share
Phillip Scott+FollowPanarin to Oilers? Blockbuster Brewing!Rangers fans, buckle up—Breadman’s future is officially up in the air! With the front office signaling no extension for Artemi Panarin, trade buzz is heating up. Could the Oilers swoop in and reunite Panarin with Stan Bowman? The price would be steep—think Henrique, a top prospect, and a first-rounder. But with McDavid’s window wide open, is this the all-in move Edmonton needs to finally break through? Let’s hear your takes on this potential game-changer! #Sports #IceHockey #NHLTradeRumors10Share
Jordan Leblanc+FollowSabres’ playoff hopes hinge on bold movesBuffalo’s playoff dreams are on the line as the Sabres’ hot streak has cooled, and the pressure is mounting on GM Jarmo Kekalainen to shake up the roster before the NHL’s Olympic trade freeze. With the East getting tighter and rivals making big trades, standing pat could mean missing out—again. Fans remember last season’s inaction and don’t want a repeat. Whether it’s landing a top forward or shoring up the defense, something’s got to give. What kind of move do you think could spark the Sabres back to life? #Sports #IceHockey #Sabres00Share
Jason Dawson+FollowPenguins Add Blue Line Muscle for Playoff PushBig news out of Pittsburgh—The Pens just landed Ilya Solovyov from the Avs, aiming to beef up their blue line for a late playoff run in what could be the last dance for Sid the Kid. Solovyov’s been heating up lately, and with the Avalanche’s stacked forward group, Puustinen heads to the AHL for more ice time. Do you think this move gives the Pens the edge in the Metro? #Sports #IceHockey #Penguins00Share
William Morrow+FollowBruins keep rolling, Patriots WR wins Boston heartsSix straight wins for the Bruins, and now the team’s defensemen are lighting up the scoreboard—Mason Lohrei and Charlie McAvoy both found the net in Saturday’s 5-2 comeback over Chicago. Next up: a tough test in Dallas, but the real talk in Boston is how Patriots wide receiver Kayshon Boutte just won over Bruins fans by naming his dog ‘Bruin’ after the hockey team. Meanwhile, tempers flared in Florida as both goalies dropped the gloves in a rare on-ice fight. What’s your take—are the Bruins peaking at the right time, and can Boston’s sports spirit unite us all? #Sports #IceHockey #BostonBruins00Share
Phillip Scott+FollowGoalie Throwdown: Ned vs Bob in Sharks-PanthersDid anyone else catch that wild Sharks-Panthers game last night? We got treated to something you almost never see—a full-on goalie fight! Nedeljkovic (Ned the Wrecking Ball) left his crease to mix it up, and Bobrovsky (Big Bob) skated the length of the ice to answer the call. Not many punches landed, but Ned took Bob down for the win. First NHL goalie fight in nearly six years! Thoughts on how rare this is? #Sports #IceHockey #NHL00Share
Bryce Clark+FollowBruins defense steps up as Swayman starts in DallasBoston’s defense is firing on all cylinders, with three goals from the blue line powering their sixth straight win. Now, as the Bruins face the Stars tonight, Jeremy Swayman gets the nod in net, riding a hot streak. Andrew Peeke’s status is still up in the air after his recent injury, but with Mason Lohrei and Charlie McAvoy stepping up, the team’s depth is showing. Do you think the Bruins should rest Peeke another game, or bring him back for this crucial matchup? Let’s hear your thoughts on Boston’s defensive surge! #Sports #IceHockey #NHL00Share
