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As you may or may not know, there was reports that an enraged Lou Lamoriello threw a jar of jelly at the wall following the Devils 4-1 loss Tuesday evening. Well, I’m willing to bet an entire truck of jam was upturned tonight after the Devils were eliminated. Details after the jump.

After a disappointing season for both the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Toronto Marlies, fans are only left with one thing to do : look at the positives. Today we’ll be looking at the bright spots on the Toronto Marlies, specifically first year players or those who have a legitimate shot to make the NHL in the coming years.

LeafsWire makes a guest apperance on PuckDrop.ca with their opinion on why the Leafs are doing so well, and why the rest of the league just can't seem to understand.

Boston Bruins. Last night was the first rematch of the Pens vs Bruins after the now infamous Matt Cooke hit on Marc Savard. The Boston media had a hit out on Matt Cooke posting his face in a wanted poster all over their newspapers; one fan even got involved by parking in the lot at the Garden blocking the entrance into the bus parking spot.

The 2009-10 National Hockey League (NHL) season has been chalked full of controversy from transactions to more recently the topic of hits to the head, known as headshots. The latest incident of a headshot taking place in the NHL was on March 7 when the Boston Bruins took on the Pittsburgh Penguins. With less than five minutes to play in the third period, Penguins forward Matt Cooke came from the

Peace. Love. & the Pittsburgh Penguins. (still a working title.) I apologize for not posting the past few days, and oh what a few days it has been in the hockey world! Between the Olympics, the return of the NHL and the trade deadline there is so much to talk about! Let’s start with the Olympics. I love Olympics in general, but especially Olympic hockey. Enemies come together (Richards, Pronger

Hello PuckDrop readers, and welcome to another article from your friendly, neighborhood Leafs fans over at LeafsWire. First off, we want to apologize that we didn’t continue our mini-series of articles leading up to trade deadline. We got sick, dealt with some school issues, and generally didn’t even update our own site. But hey, thats life. As you know, yesterday was the 2010 NHL Trade Deadline. After 3:00 PM,

This is an increasingly important time in the history of the National Hockey League and the direction the league is heading.  The impending Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations, NHL players eligibility status for future Olympic Games, the financial climate of the U.S. and it’s effect on the league, and the growing threat from the Kontinental Hockey League, these are indeed important days. NHL’s Stance on Olympic Eligibility Crucial In an October interview with The Canadian Press, NHL

As most of my fellow hockey fans in the United States have probably already heard, the Olympic hockey game featuring the U.S. vs. Canada on February 21st is not being shown on NBC.  Instead, the parent company has deemed ice dancing…yes, you read that correctly…ice dancing, as a more desirable event to show on network television, relegating one of the most-anticipated hockey matchups in the Olympic Games to their cable