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NHL Seattle shows off Northgate practice facility during open house
By Andy Eide On the eve of the NHL season starting NHL Seattle invited hockey fans and community members to the Northgate Mall food court Tuesday to show off the plans for their future practice facility. Seattle is planning on a three-sheet facility to open in 2021, in time for the start of the franchise’s […]
Sound of Hockey Episode 54 – Cutting The Mustard – Featuring Barry Melrose!
Hockey is officially back, and just in time for the season opener, Sound of Hockey comes through with a MASSIVE episode! This week, the guys welcome the man, the myth, the legend… Mr. Barry Melrose. With Barry, they have a good chat about his Stanley Cup Final run as coach of the ’93 Los Angeles […]
Palm Springs it is!
The American Hockey League announced Monday that NHL Seattle and the Oak View Group has been awarded the 32nd AHL franchise to be NHL Seattle’s minor league affiliate. The franchise will play in a new arena located on the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation in Palm Springs, California slated to open September 2021. This should not come […]
Watchability Rankings: Atlantic Division
Here is the Atlantic Division team by team break down of off season moves and what we are saying about their watchability: Florida Panthers Watchability Score: 7.7 Key Additions: Joel Quenneville (Head Coach) Sergei Bobrovsky Brett Connolly Key Subtractions: Roberto Luongo What we are saying: Andy: The Panthers dropped big money on Sergei Bobrovsky to […]
Sound of Hockey Episode 53 – Bad Start, Good Start
Episode 53 takes a more traditional structure than some recent episodes, as John, Andy, and Darren get back to their Sound of Hockey roots of starting with NHL Seattle news, then doing some WHL talk, and eventually moving into segments. Segments play a big role this week and include Get Off My Lawn, You Don’t […]
WHL Season Preview: Six burning questions
By Andy Eide The Western Hockey League season is here as hockey returns to the Northwest and Western Canada this weekend. For the first time in recent memory, the WHL doesn’t have a clear cut dominant team to watch. Last year, it was the Prince Albert Raiders, who we knew would be good, and they […]
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