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By: Ryan Kelsey On March 12, the National Hockey League decided to put a halt on the season as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. However, the NHL and Commissioner Gary Bettman are discussing possible ways to resume the season sooner rather than later. The NHL and Commissioner Gary Bettman are looking at multiple waysContinue reading “National Hockey League discussing ways to resume the season”

By: Ryan Kelsey Across the American Hockey League multiple teams have made an effort to not only provide materials for healthcare centers during this COVID-19 pandemic, but have also been active on social media platforms and staying connected to their fan base. Some of the ways that teams have been active on social media platformsContinue reading “Staying connected while still Practicing Social-Distancing”

By: Ryan Kelsey Prior to the Coronavirus, better known as COVID-19 the National Hockey League regular season was supposed to end on April 4, with the Stanley Cup Playoffs set to start the week of April 6.  The NHL however was not the only hockey league to put their season on hold as the AmericanContinue reading “Rivalries Put to the side, as Hockey Community comes together”

By: Ryan Kelsey Due to the COVID-19 pandemic that has hit the United States and has put what seems to be life on hold, the American Hockey League and the National Hockey League have both decided to suspend play until further notice. According to the American Hockey League website, the AHL has informed its clubsContinue reading “In Wake of COVID-19 Outbreak, Hockey Season is Put on Hold”

By: Ryan Kelsey The Hartford Wolf Pack look to get back on track tonight against the Providence Bruins after losing four games in a row. The Wolf Pack who are currently in third place of the Atlantic Division with 73 points, will have a tough match up as they take on the hot Bruins whoContinue reading “Wolf Pack look to snap four-game losing streak against the surging Bruins”

By: Ryan Kelsey The Hartford Wolf Pack returned to action where they hosted the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins in a hard-hitting, defensive battle at the XL Center. The game started off with intensity as both teams played solid defense with each team checking the opposing players into the boards. There was a sense of urgency for bothContinue reading “Wolf Pack have One Streak Snapped as Another One Continues”

The Hartford Wolf Pack are looking for their 13th consecutive win at home this season. The Hartford Wolf Pack play the Wilkes Barre / Scranton Penguins tonight. The Wolf Pack are trying to get a win tonight after coming off of a two-game losing streak in their previous two games. The two previous losses wereContinue reading “Wolf Pack Look for 13th straight at Home Tonight”