NHL

This past Sunday we asked the question: Which Eastern conference team currently sitting out of the playoff picture has the best chance of making it in come April? Tonight, we travel across the Mississippi and look at the chances of some Western teams that are currently on the outside looking in. Click here to vote! Ok, I just really wanted to say "travel across the Mississippi". Nevertheless, the Western Conference playoff scene is just as interesting as the one in the East. But before we get to them, let's take a look at the results from the Eastern Conference. It's interesting to note that most of the non-playoff teams in the East have games in hand over their direct com...

The 23 representatives for Canada at the upcoming 2010 Vancouver Winter Games have selected their jersey numbers. A few players will wear some unfamiliar numbers as the younger players gave way to the veterans. Goaltenders 1 - Luongo 29 - Fleury 30 - Brodeur Defense 2 - Keith 6 - Weber 7 - Seabrook 8 - Doughty 20 - Pronger 22 - Boyle 27 - Niedermayer Forwards 10 - Morrow 11 - Marleau 12 - Iginla 15 - Heatley 16 - Toews 18 - Richards 19 - Thornton 21 - Staal 24 - Perry 37 - Bergeron 51 - Getzlaf 61 - Nash 87 - Crosby

TCL's version of the NHL's Hot & Cold was finally updated, with some interesting choices in both categories. The Burning the League category was an interesting one to choose from. With Michael Leighton (4-0-1, 1.74GAA, .940SVP in last 5 games), Jussi Jokinen (5 points in 4 games, on a line with Matt Cullen and Eric Staal), Alexander Steen (10 points in 7 games, including 5 goals) all on some pretty good streaks, there were some good names to choose from, especially when you consider all the regular Ovechkins, Gaboriks, etc, but when our choice for this week's "Hot" player is on his game, you can't deny him. Burning the league is Vancouver Canucks captain and top goaltender Roberto ...

With yesterday's announcement of Team Canada in 2010, some of us may have been left scratching our heads about some of the selections (or non-selections). Now it's your turn to tell us who you thought should have been on Team Canada that was left off the team. Click here to vote! Was it center Brad Richards, who, surprisingly, is 3rd amongast Canadian scorers in the league with 10 goals and 34 assists for Dallas? Was it winger Martin St. Louis, who may be small, but still has 44 points, the same as Richards? Both have Olympic and World Championship experience, not to mention Stanley Cup rings. Was it maybe St. Louis's teammates Steven Stamkos (21 goals, 37 points as a sophomore)...