Anaheim Ducks forward Patrick Maroon recently joined teammate Ryan Kesler on the latest installment of ‘Between Two Zambonis’. The pair discussed Maroon’s celebrity look a likes and even took shots at captain Ryan Getzlaf’s hairline.
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Sitting inspires Ducks’ Maroon to play harder
Maroon, who didn’t play Friday in Minnesota, used his size to dominate the Nashville Predators on Sunday on the boards and in the corners, with his work keeping possession alive for the Ducks.
WATCH: Brandon Prust checks Lightning G Ben Bishop
A little more than a year ago Montreal Canadiens forward Brandon Prust and Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Ben Bishop had a run-in with each other when Prust speared Bishop in the groin during a TV timeout.
Coyotes prospect profile: Ryan MacInnis
Ryan MacInnis is a couple of years away from contributing at the NHL level, but the Coyotes view him as a potential impact center as he gets stronger and older.
Lightning G Ben Bishop’s new goalie mask glows in the dark
Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Ben Bishop apparently took his team’s name to heart when he and designer Dave Gunnarsson created his latest goalie mask.
Avs jump all over goalie McKenna, Coyotes
The Colorado Avalanche gave Arizona goalie Mike McKenna a rough welcome in his first NHL start of the season.
Paul Stastny proves his worth to Blues
Paul Stastny has been among the NHL’s elite for some time now, but since coming to the St. Louis Blues he has been in a slightly different role than many expected.
Joe Vitale returns to Coyotes lineup; Drendan Shinnimin sent down
The Coyotes received some much-needed depth to the middle of their lineup Saturday with center Joe Vitale returning from an upper-body injury that sidelined him for the previous nine games.
Hockey Guy: Ben Bishop’s persistence pays off
The Chaminade product started his long journey toward the NHL way back in 2004-05, when he served as the No. 1 goaltender for the Texas Tornado of the North American Hockey League.
Chaminade threesome on the ice tonight for Blues-Lightning
When the Nos. 3-4 teams in the NHL standings meet tonight at Scottrade Center, there will be more than two points on the line — there will be local bragging rights.
The Blues’ Chris Butler and Paul Stastny and Tampa Bay’s Ben Bishop all played on the same team at Chaminade Prep in 2005.
